The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-05-27
ATWATER.

Atwater, May 2l-Mrs. Sadie Fox Gar
rlson, OF yale, was at home several days
attending her father, Jonas Fox, who
has been very low for a few days
Science Hin will probably send two
new high school scholars here next year,
Frank Fox and Leslie Baker.
The Dear Creek w. S. A. will get to-
gether this afternoon at home of Mrs
Wn. Yerkes. Contrary 10 the general
rule these ladies are practicing parlia-
mentary rules every two weeks in
their meetings. The chairman, Mrs
Alice Whittlesey, has no small task in
hand recognizing the rightful owner Of
the floor at times, for you know, don't
you, the ladies do like to talk in little
punches, in unison so to speak. Just as
the inspiration strikes them without
holding it back to take turns at it. But
they are developing a good bunch of in
telligent parllamentarians with all down
on the banks of Dear Creek.
John Keller took a 40 acre farm two
miles southeast of Limavile in hand
few years ago and though it was not
the most promising 40 in the town he
built a neat new cottage thereon fixed
up the fences, etc, and sold it the other
day for a round 5000.
L. M. Maxwell and Frank Stratton and
their wives attended the funeral of a
cousin in Cleveland Monday. The cousin
had an abscess on the brain and had
gone through one operation successfully
but the second took him. He leaves a
young wife and child
Mrs. Lillian Belts, who went to Akron
to keep house for her cousin, Mrs. EN-
ma Excel Lynn, Christian Science heal
er, stayed by her job three days. She
found the work too much for the pay
at least she so judged Il that way. She
went from there to Palmyra, where she
is keeping house for a gentleman whose
wife recently committed suicide.
If VIM. Med. Stones Sunday school
class keeps on developing in a military
way having now reached the cadet corps
stage, we may need an armory here in
the near future. May be barracks and
what's the matter with Fort Atwater
and harbor defenses?
r. F. Chain, having sold his farm and
promised immediate possession, is NOV
ing today to the Mary Maxwell property
at New Baltimore. No vacant house
could be found in his own town, Marl-
boro.
The eight district schools OF Marlboro
township will hold reunion Saturday,
the 29th, at New Baltimore high school
grounds with a basket picnic dinner.
The Boxwell graduates will give their
orations and the two rooms at New
Baltimore will furnish the music. A big
crowd is expected. If IL rains, the dinner
will be spread in the basement.
out of 125 verbal invitations polite
ly extended by Jake Eyer, Hiram Swartz
and Albert Carlisle to attend the rails
ing of the VIM. Erwin barn Tuesday a
bare 35 men responded The other "
failed to send their regrets even. But
there was plenty of regret on part OF
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regretted and lifted til they were red
in the face Hi Swartz was purple red
from yelling "Heave o." The men lift
ed on the heavy beach and hickory
bents Till stars shone at midday II
looked at times as though they would
fail. A few inches gained the bents were
propped til the oYerworked men rested
for another attempt A picnic dinner at
noon filled them with renewed zeal but
at o. clock 1t was not yet done and the
tired faithful went home. Jim Saint
came five miles TO the raising Tuesday
while neighbor within sight pl0wed ali
day long 1t was different when D.
Lloyd raised his barn few years age
in haying time. So many said they
couldn't come that they invited 25f hop
ing to get 80 or 100 to come out. 1t rain
ed the day before and every son OF the
$50 came along and they ate out d.
Lloyd, Limayille, and commenced on the
supply at Alliance.
The c. & p. X. r. supervisor says It's
$500 and 30 days for the r. r. enpl1ye
that bunts a car into Homer Days
flower mound. that he's built so care
fully just south Of his nag house at the
r. n. croEsing here Homer had a small
er one last summer but some brakeman
IN switching punched a car through II
for a joke. They have threatened the
sanIe thing this year, but Homer saw
the big r.. X. supervisor and he said
they would furnish the flowers and pro
80 Homer has dandy, some Is fee