The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-11-19
HARTVlGLE.

| Hartville, Nov. 14.-Mr. and Mrs
Frank Schooner, of Freedonia, Pa, are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Schooner
and other relatives in Hartville and
vicinity.
Mrs. Lottie Staver was the guest of
| Mrs. Charles Miller in Mogadore on
Thursday
Miss Marie Bissler returned on
Wednesday from a few days. visit
with friends in Kent and Cleveland.
Dr. and Mrs. M. w. Rubright attend
ed the football game at Oberlin on Sat
urday, and spent Sunday with friends
in Cleveland.
Mrs. Daniel Smith, who has been
visiting her son, Harley Smith, in
New Baltimore, for the past two
weeks, returned home Friday.
A jolly party of young people went
to Cairo on Tuesday evening to sere-
made Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Brumbaugh
whose marriage took place on Sunday.
The regular meeting of the w. G. T.
U. was held at the home of Mrs. EbeI
on Thursday afternoon, with thirteen
members present. The meeting was
opened with scripture reading by the
president, Mrs. Stella Fox, followed by
prayer After the business of the
union had been attended to, Mrs. |. o.
Geot2 gave report of the state con-
Vention at Akron, to which she was
delegate. The following program was
then given: Duet, Some Mothers
Child" the Misses Leighley; reading.
Alcohol and Mashers," Mrs. Maud
Pilgrim recitation, "Those Temper
ance Cranks," Mrs. Leah Harrison;
reading, why Headache Medicines are
Dangerous, Mrs Olive Ebel reading,
"The w. c, T. u Woman" Mrs. Jen-
ME GeOtz. A letter relating to Claude
Gunder's book was then read by Miss
Carrie Lieghley, and it was decided to
order copy of the book for the union.
AS the next regular meeting day falls
on Thanksgiving day it was decided to
miss one meeting. The meeting was
then adjourned to meet December 10
with Mrs. Henry Schooner.
A rumor that two members of Mer-
win Swinehart's family were ill with
has been widely circulated,
but on inquiry of the attending physi-
clan, DR.. F. d. Smith, we find the re-
port has no foundation. One daughter,
lnez, is recovering from an attack of
tonsllitis, and the hired man has had a
sore throat, but both are we'll on the
way to recovery.
Jacob Ebel, as administrator of the
estate of his mother, Mrs. Catharine
Ebel is busy closing up the business
affairs of the estate
George Machamer, who has been
on the new ice houses being
built at Silver Lake by Henry Spelman, |
home on Thursday. Mr.. Spell |
nan has secured twenty year lease |
ior the privilege of cutting ice at Sill |
yer Lake, and has erected a number of |
new ice houses, each holding 10000 |
IONS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Rowinsky, of |
Canton, spent Thursday with Mrs. |
Rowinsky, at her home, southeast of |
own.
Edward Steffy has bought 100 acre
.ract known as the old Barber" farm,
lear Kent
Mr. and Mrs. Clement Smith and
laughter, Vera, spent Sunday In Can
on, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel
Smith
Caleb X. Knowles has leased the old
3rumbaugh farm from it's present
'wner, Joseph Bishop, for a period of
i've years
The work OF improving the school
iouse is going forward. The cellar is
'eing cemented, a new coal bin has
,een put in, doors are being cut for
he fire escapes and the new cement
walks are being used.