The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-02-11
HARTvILLE.


Hartville, o.. Feb. 9-Rev. William
Wolfe, the pastor OF the Lutheran church,
went to Massilloa on Tuesday to attend
the conference Of the Lutheran churches
Mr. and Mrs. George Keener returned
on Tuesday from a six weeks visit with
relatives in and near York, Pennsylvania.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Hoover moved on
Monday on the George Warner farm near
the Warner farm southeast of Hartvllie
on the Mt. Union road. Mr.. Hoover has
hired to Mr. Warner for the year,
John Gilmore spent Sunday with
| friends in Akron.
Messrs. William Pilgrim and g. L.
Smith went to Ravenna on Thursday and
had the papers drawn up for their part
nershp of 1.-THE Hartville Creamery
Company" and have already secured
| quite a promising outlook for pros
porous business.
William Keyser returned on Friday
from a delightful trip south on which he
visited Atlanta, Ga, Nashville, Tenn,
and many other points of interest
The fourth number of the Lecture
Course will be held in the Geotz & Keller
hall on Friday evening, February IL, and
the concert which will be given will be
the musical event of the season. The
following we'll known musicians will as
sist; Mrs Elizabeth Frease Smith, So
piano; Miss Anna Silk, violinist; Miss
Anna Edgar, pianist, and Kent Yost, cor
netist. Mrs Florence Erwin Rice, reader,
will add to the interest of the entertain
ment. Not often do the people of Hart
Vile and vicinity have the opportunity of
hearing as good concert as will be given
on Friday and all lovers of music should
take advantage of this one.
Wheeling & Lake Erie Railroad Agent
Turner and wife returned on Friday from
a very pleasant vacation spent with
friends in Slstersville and Leesville, Ohio.
Roy White spent Sunday with friends
in Kent, Ohio
Mr.. and Mrs William Petrie left on
Monday for a visit with friends in Lima
ville
The regular monthly meeting of the I'M
provement Association was held on Tues
day evening at the home of Mrs. Frances
Keller with fifteen members present.
The following program was carried out
and was greatly enjoyed by all present:
Paper Life of Abraham Lincoln, Mrs.
Emma Brumbaugh; reading, "oh, Why
Should the Spirit of Mortal be Proud"
Mrs. Jennie Geotz; piano solo, Mrs. Lot
tie Staver; review, "a Perfect Tribute"
Miss Myrtle Leighley; vocal duet, Mrs.
Jennie Geotz and Mrs Stella RubrighL.
Lincoln stories were then told by sew
by Mrs. M. M. Rubright, and after more
stories the Misses Leighley sang some
jubilee songs. Miss Maud Hem had an
apple, which her mother. Mrs. Feds
Hem, had had since the winter of 1854
1865. The apple had once been a beaut-
full large one, but it now looks more like
good sized prune. The resignation of
Miss Carrie Leghley as treasurer, and
Miss Myrtle Leighley as vice president
were accepted after which the hostess
passed some delicious candy and pop
corn balls and the meeting was adjourned
to meet with Mrs. M. M. Rubright on
March g.
u r. Wagner left on Tuesday for
trip through Indiana and Illinois for the
purpose of buying horses and corn.
Mrs William Pilgrim spent Tuesday
with friends in Mogadore.
Charles Bair has purchased the house of
Mrs. Mallnda Smith on West Maple
street, and Mrs. Malinda Smith has pur-
chased the Perry Kannel home on South
Prospect street.
The following program VIII be given by
the High School on the evening of Feb
ruary 10. at 1880 at the Geota G. Keller
hall, Hartville, Ohio: Song, Father, o
Hear Us, Palmer: Grace Neff, decama-
tion, That Hired Girl; Roscoe Hime-
baugh, defamation, Stingy Davie: Mary
Seemann essay, Washington and Lin
coin; Guy Wagner, grafton, American
Statesmen; Ethel Seemann, vocal solo,
Some Day When Dreams Some True
Emma Carper, essay, Our Flag; song.
on to the Front Jakobowski; Mary
Moore defamation, Abraham Lincoln;
George Bixler, biography, George Wash
lngton: Anna Brumbaugh, oration Amer
lean Revolutions; the Misses Ebel and
Wagner, piano duet, Gypsy Dance; Clar-
ence Cole, short talk, Abraham Lincoln;
Harlin Merkel, cornet solo, Sound From
Australia Ira Hoover, defamation, A
Lecture on Patent Medicines Roger
Smith, biography, Abraham Lincoln Roy
Machamer, short talk. An Undecided
Question: Ruth Bair, defamation, Abra-
ham Lincoln; Prof. Young, Grafton, The
Awakening Conscience of the Republic