The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-05-20
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work on truck farm for the divine
healer, Mrs Excel Lynn, is back again.
Don't like IT, Too many hills and too
much sand, the latter 20 feet deep, Sci
bert says
Watson Belts has sued his sister-in-law.
Lillian Belts, and heirs and adminstra-
+ tor, for several hundred dollars, and Will
liam Rockhill and brother Charley, have
done as much to Mrs. Polly and the heirs
of Mrs L. D. Roath, deceased, for other
! hundreds
The athletic club, which originated in
William Med. Stones Sunday school
class, has developed into a cadet corps.
with a membership of over thirty Squire
! A. ID. Kump, a past master in military
tactics, who wore shoulder straps at
| Ada, O., university, is in command. BIZ
weekly drills are given these al-Ameri-
| can young men in the town hall or Mr.
| Humps big barn floor. Out-of-door ma
| nuevers will soon be seasonable
! The school board after deciding to build
a $1,000 two-story addition to the main
school building, reconsidered the matter
| and concluded to move the abandoned
district school house one and one-fourth
miles north of the Center to the school
grounds, and place a brick basement
underneath, to accommodate the over
flow.
Mr. Simeon Arnold, r. F. D. carrier for
Uncle Sam at Limaville, was introducing
his friend, Mr.. Austin of Michigan, to
Atwater citizens last week Mr. Austin
has the brain work all done toward the
invention of an improved vault or apart
ments for the departed ones, where the
Casllet is furnished, placed in it's apart
ment hermetically sealed therein, after
the air is pumped therefrom; also an
absorption plan, superior he says, and
altogether much cheaper than anything
yet In prospect. Mr.. A. is trying to in
terest some one to put up the cash to
get this good thing invented and intro
duced
The Sears orchestra in the alcove back
of the NJ. E. church pulpit, half drop
ped portcullis of white and gold bars of
paper between them and a packed house,
Friday night, was part of the beautiful
arrangement at the High school COM
mencement exercises The music by the
orchestra; the pretty girls in white and
promising young men of the class of six,
and their eloquent orations indispersed
with selections from above mentioned
musicians, was worthy of the full house.
Following this the banquet in the base
ment filled a half night plus an hour or
over, long to be remembered by these
young hopefuls. May it be a Commence
ment' indeed of long careers of achieve
ment, is the wish of all wise old heads.
After many days the postoffice muddle
at LimavilIe has been revealed. Miles
of rec tape were unwound to get at the
true inwardness. After all the fuss and
feathers of civil service examination of
applicants for postmaster at above place,
where the New Baltimore professor got
the highest grade and the Marlboro man
the second highest both above the neces-
sary 70 per cent, now a letter comes from
Washington, d. c., saying to the pres
will be made at present" The whole
trouble seems to be about a report said
! by the department not to have been
made by Mr.. s., to have been sent in
and he told what day and what train.
He got an order to measure the distance
!. -. from depot to postoffice building He
did it. Then came an order to make a
plat of town, showing the site of post
office building This he did. They claim
/ ed not, down there. On advice of friends
/ Mr.. Sebrell since the examination of ap-
| plicants, made another report of the mat
| ter and registered the same, so the clerk
| or whoever got 1t had to sign ii before
| taking another nap, and ii worked But
| how about the Marlboro man? Took the
/ examination in good faith and passed
| don't that entite him to be 'it?" The
which cuts him out Looks to us boys
/ out here in the timber to be some boy
/ work down in d. c.