The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-10-29

cleared SS.UU at JHe1T WeuIleSuhy
afternoon and evening supper.
Mrs. Paul Hamilton and children
spent Sunday with Waynesburg
friends.
Rev. Willis, of Cleveland, has been
conducting services at the M. e.
church the past week.
Tom Ewing and family having sold
their farm, will start for resort in
Colorado November l for the health
of a daughter.
Potato shippers are sending out
from here about an average of five
carloads per day. They now are 60c.
Mrs. Ed Craig has been dangerously
IL the past week,of blood poisoning.
Walter .Flickinger and wife have
moved to their home at BLACK Horse
Tavern" west of Ravenna.
The w. S. A of Deer Creek with
many invited guests gathered at Mrs.
Grant Shrop's home, Thursday,
where they piled their swift flying
needles all day for sweet charity.
Four new comforts were knotted and
quilted, two new dresses made and
others refitted for Mrs. Sahlia and
family. A deluge of good clothing
was brought there for this unfortunate
family. Seven new bed comforts,
bedding, bedsteads and clothing by
the cart load have been showered on
them and are yet coming. This Is a
practical kind of Christianity this
vicinity is noted for, and not a bad
sort at that.
Howard Rorabaugh, late OF the u.
S. army, is home again.
H. Ax,8r
Thursday at public sale from $47.e0
to $500 per head. They were extra
good mixers in good condition.
Mrs. o. P Thompson had set her
bread for rising purposes Wednesday,
and then she and o. P. took a sudden
notion TO join the long procession to
Ravenna to hear w. Bryan. On
their return the bread was up and
still rising and the bread was the
best they've had since Bryan ran the
first time.
The following members of>the MARI
boro Grange attended by invitation
the Fairmount Grange meeting Thurs
day at the home Of John Wilson, one
mile south of Mount Union: Mr.. and
Mrs l. B. Bryan, Mr.. and Mrs. Char
ley Hamilton, Mr. and Mrs. George
Reidinger, Mr.. and Mrs Joseph
Thomas, Mr.. and Mrs. Delbert Hasen,
Mr.. and Mrs. HeitZman, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Reeder, Grant, Shrop and s. G,
Winder. The new plank barn was
used as dining hall and lodge room.
and the proposed taxation amendment
A good literary program was rendered
discussed thoroughly. Samuel Rock.
hin made hit in his remarks, saying
that he had tried TO post himself in
various ways on this taxation question
even to reading one of those posters
in a window down town from the
pavement It'll he was afraid OF being
pinched by the cop" who had eyed
him suspiciously, as having no visible
means of support. A vote called for
resulted nineteen for and six against
the amendment, several not voting
They have a live bunch of grangers
extending, now in progress of the
paved street south to the Children's
Home. Mr.. Wilson is contractor.
and a busy man and has a model
home with IS acres under high cuiti-
walton In truck and berries
Mrs. Ed Whittlesey, Sr. was found
dead in bed Friday morning. She had
not been very well, but was not bed
fast. A paralytic stroke is thought to
be the cause of death. The funeral
was held Sunday at 2 D. m. Ruriai at
cemetery.
Charley Roger Confesses TO 40
years Of age last Thursday, ,but he'd
forgotten all about IT, though his fam,
ily lad not, and they made the neigh
b0rs wise also. The result was at 8
O'Clock a yard full Of the latter sent
a spokesman 10 the door for Charley.
He had gone TO bed, as he had load
OF pOtAt0es loaded for Alliance next
day, and he starts at o'clock a m.
But his wife got him up and he was
told the yard was full OF night riders
who wanted 10 see him. He saw them
and heard them 'til 1890. when they
took pity and let hint 80 10 bed again.
But meanwhile there VISA 6oia9s, IN
clu0iuE sine sUpper. charEdeE. sing
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