The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-03-11

ATWATER.

Atwater, March 8-The school teachers
of the township held their monthly after
noon meeting at school building, Friday.
Harry Mansfield who drives for Dr..
Cummings drvies a little BIT harder and
steps a little higher since Wednesday
night when he came father to a promis-
ing boy.
The Penna. Company has just finished
a substantial picket fence between the
tracks here with a gate opposite the
depot which will be closed except for ten
minutes previous to the arrival OF north
bound passenger trains stopping here.
Harry Fox has bought of Harvey Dib-
BILE OF Randolph his span of gray draft
horses. Harvey who teamed for years
for Horning Brothers has gone to work
inside for their successors at $500 per
day.
The site decided on for the Basket and
Yeneering Works here is north of the
cattle yards west side the r. r, north
of the Depot A half acre has been pur-
chased of 8. w. Wilson at $500. The in
corporation is formed for the manufac-
ture of baskets, crates, boxes. veneering
and all products manufactured from
veneering; also the right to lease, buy
and sell real estate, timber and all other
material necessary for manufacturing
above named articles and erect factory
buildings, offices, warehouses and equip
the same with all necessary machinery.
The following sheep claims have been
allowed Atwater sheep owners: W. l..
Porter and Son. $67.5O; w. e. Stamp,
800; F. L. Kimes, $500.
Sam Fox and daughter Nellie were in
the orchestra at Limaville town hall Sat
urday evening, when "Peieg and Peter"
was put on for the first night.
The Eyers have rented the John Packer
farm with a sliding scale rent proper
tionate with the size of the crops. Jake
is now helping Elisha Whittlesey in his
sugar-bush.
The Deer Creek w. s. A. will hold a
session Thursday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. Alice Whittlesey.
The writer was made to say in the re-
port of grange proceedings Wednesday
at Delbert Hazens that the New York
company would build and equip the Ak
ron-Alliance road in 80 days. 1t should
read they would build and equip and
start the cars for 30 days before asking
for the first payment on bonds sold.
Charley Mowan In grinding an AK on
an emery wheel was struck In the eye
by spark causing him a painful wound.
But nevertheless this does not detract
him from keeping the well eye on a
near graduate of the schools here.
Miss Cora Hicklen of Science Hill be-
comes boss of her own affairs Friday, be-
ing ls that day. She expects to be sur
prised" on the momentous occasion by.
school-mates.
John Maxwell has had another light
stroke of paralysis
Mrs. George Roger is very low.
Parties from Sebring have been In town
looking over our pot-shop plant. II
bought 1t will be converted into a plate
plant Not armor plate but the dinner
dish variety.
Ross Chapman has bought the late
\ m. Bradway stock o. groceries and will
continue the business at the old stand
Mrs. Chapmans health is one reason for
quitting the farm. They will live with
AL Jones.
Nat Harmon has been pacing the floor
Of his hone N. Il. part of town for some
u consecutive hours with a recess oc-
casionally while having DIR. Cummings
dislocate a grinder. Toothache and neu-
ralRia combined, After Ave trips TO
the DR.. he has lost not only most OF his
pain but grinders as well.
The "spinsters { onventlon" at conEre-
gational church was well patronized
special attraction was a patent appiied
for machinery with a capacity Of 40 spin
sters per hour which being fed with a
lonely helpless cid maid Ia to the hon
per-out hopped almost instantly at the
back end the same rejuvenafsd into a
blusilEg IL yearioad lass Ia short dress.
Since the certainty of the box factory
coming here prices on property already
az a dizzy heighT, haxo taken anothsr
bound into space. One man who bought