The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-03-23

r. T. Davis is a victim of the grip.
DR. G.. Y. Davis and family were
called TO New Galilee, Pa, Thursday
ON account of the death of q relative.
Mrs J. NJ. Stewart is visiting rel
atives in Pennsylvania
Mrs E. Campbell has returned to
the home of her daughter. Mrs. N. }.
Smith, after spending the past six
months in Colorado. She was accom-
panied by her daughter, Miss Camp
bell, of Pittsburg
Mrs. D. Campbell, who has been
visiting relatives in Colorado the past
six months, has returned here to
spend the summer with her daughter
Mrs N. J. Smith.
Mrs. John Keitzer is spending a
few weeks with relatives in Carroll
ton.
Myers, March 17-Henry Bates has
returned home after spending several
weeks in the western states.
Mrs. Daniel Unkefer is on the sick
list.
Wednesday evening.
The L. e. A. & w. railroad survey
ors were working at this place sever
al days this week
Miss Ethel Haines passed Wednes-
day with Miss Mary Gugelman at
Paris.
John Dourm left Thursday to spend
sillon friends.
Frank Hines made business trip
to Minerva Thursday.
Willard Baughman made business
trip to Minerva Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Haines and
daughters, Myrtle and Ethel, spent
Friday with relatives near Paris.
Whipple Road, March 19.-Miss Ma,
ry M. Studer is i'll at her home with
quinsey.
f. G. Pontius is i'll with grip.
The institute at Vogelgesang school
house Friday evening was well at
! tended. A fine program was rendered
| The instrumental music was render
| ed by the Studer Rogers mandolin
club of Whipple Road.
William Dole Of Harrison avenue
Canton, was a. caller at the home OF
| Preston Shell Sunday afternoon.
Misses Lidya and Amanda Grove
miller attended the funeral of Miss
Anna Lutz at Lutheran church Sun
day afternoon.
Misses Ruth and Ethel Pontius OF
Plain Center were guests of Misses
| Pearl and Katharine Pontius at theil
home on Whipple Road from Friday
until Monday morning.
Mr.. Warfel expects to build g. fins
house on his farm, Edgemere, on
| Whipple Road and many other i'm
provements talked of will be made
! by people residing on this road.
| Three Of the oldest people residing
on Whipple Road are John Eversole
aged Sc; Ambrose Whipple, aged 81;
and Mrs. Louisa Huh, aged II. They
are yet well and hearty, and are
most faithful readers of the Morning
! News.
Mrs. August Iothamer VINO has
been i'll with grip, is slowly recover
| ing.
Jackson Center, March 19,-H. S
| Clay has lately fitted his house with
acetyline gas lights.
Miss Clara Mae Gross has returned
from visit with Cleveland relatives
Miss Glare Holl visited a few days
in Canton last week.
There will be a Teachers Institute
at this place on April g.; also a litera
ry in the near future.
G. w. Gross and o. L. Holl wer;
purchasers of horses at Peter Grab
eT's horse sale at Canton Saturday.
Andrew Stahl win move on his farm
near the Center on March 2S.
Miss Martha Gross visited with Ma
varre relatives on Sunday.
Miss Anna Yearkey visited at Mas
| Magnolia, March 17.-Dr. d. L. Nc
ElraVy was in Alliance Tuesday at
tending a meeting of the stockholders
Of the Sandy Valley Traction Co.
Miss Mary Whedon is the guest ot
| Mrs. Charles Beck.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Blazer came
home from Amsterdam Thursday.
Edwin Jones left Tuesday for In
dionapolis to attend the Miners con
vention as the Magnolia delegate.
Rea Chaddock was in Canton Tues
day.
Mrs. Holman of Canton was the
guest of her brother, Charles DAM
and family the past week.
Loren Rinehart and wife spent {
few days with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Rinehart, south of town.
Coal five feet thick is now being
worked at the shaft east of town.
Ira Williams of Amsterdam was in
Magnolia one day this week.
c. E. Taylor was a Canton caller