The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-04-01
ATWATER.

Atwater, March 25.-The Deer Creek
w. s. A. flock with Mrs. w. Yerkes to-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Maxwell are both
very feeble.
Miss Nellie Hathaway is nurse at the
Clarence Petre home.
Albert Carlile has hired a man and will
farm the Charley Scott farm in addition
to his own.
Some who have them, are asking CSC
a bushel for seed oats. Many others, not
having any, will pay It,
Ed Olin and Jacob Eyer gathered for
"Lish" Whlttlesey, 465 barrels of say in
three weeks, which "Lish" reduced
meanwhile to about 300 gallons fine
maple syrup.
Clarence Petre has no kick of kidnap-
ers stealing boys from him. Since Mon
day night he is pap to q second prom
Using heir.
Ford, cartoonist, with pictures both
funny and pathetic, entertained big
audience Monday night at the NJ. e.
church in lecture course. A balance of
$1,000 will be applied to wards securing
a large concert company May 1st.
A triple-headed farewell party is on
the program for Friday night this week
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Jami-
son, New Baltimore. Three families are
booked to leave that village April list
for other locations. They are Mr.. and
Mrs. Jamison, above mentioned; the
Breckenridge family, and Rev. and Mrs
Jenkins, all of whom and their friends
will round up at above place and time
The subscribers for basket factory
stock are requested to come over April
1st with so per cent. of their subscription.
G. Eyer shipped his duplex phono-
graph for repairs to the manufacturers
in Michigan six weeks ago, freight 10
cents. Mr.. Eyer got It back Tuesday
by express, charges s225, having first
been shipped to Atwood o.
More real estate exchanges in Marl-
boro Sherwood Austin has sold his
property in town to Frank Taylor S
mother, Mrs. Mead, of Salem, for
81, $4,000. Sherwood has bought what
many know as the Brad. Britton place
south of town, of fifteen acres, of John
Newhouse, present owner, for $4,000. 90.
Mr.. Austin giving possession, soon and
not getting possession of his purchase
until September 1st, will move to New
Baltimore for the summer and cultivate
the soil on his farm west of that town
half mile, the coming season
Harry Lloyd, wife and two children
of Seattle, Wash, arrived at the home
of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. David
/ Lloyd, today-Thursday. They will make
a protracted visit hereabout and II the
father has his wish they will locate al
the home farm and let the old folks an6
daughter, Dollie, move to town prob
ably Al!iance-where they have two oil
three good properties. Harry Lloyt
went to oregon nine years ago with thu
Heacock family, consisting of a mother
two sons A. L. and Mark, and three
daughters, Pauline, Carrie and Nina, al
single. The boys are married. All lv'
near Portland. Soon after going ives
Harry met his affinity-in a hop field
| She was a picker-he, sort of paymas
ter. 1t Is said when she first met him t.
! draw her pay he became so confused
he handed his money all over to her in
stead of her pay envelope. 1t might b.
superfiuous to say his heart went will
| 1t.
A. N. Thomas, of the firm of Thomas
! & Peter, Canton, o., writes a friend her
| that he has chum from Mt. Pleasant
O., visiting him and he has been looking
about Canton for a farm. Mr.. Thoma
wished to know II his old home farm
near here, now owned by Mr. Baker, i
for sale, and If 30 at what figure. TIL
writer showed Mr.. Baker the letter Sun
day and got the reply: Sure I'll sell bu
it takes $5,OO0.OO to buy" There beini