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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1910-03-24
NEW BERLIN.

New Berlin, March &C. A. Summers
moved into the E. Snyder home, having
| bought it. Enos Snyder moved into the
building formerly known as the hotel
He has also bought the meat market Of
Summers.
Miss Grace Talcott of New York was
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Herb Hoover.
Miss Bertha Lesh visited Akron friends
Sunday.
MI and Mrs D. w. Troxel visited with
their daughter, Mrs. Conrad of Akron
Communion services were held by Rev.
Reichard, pastor of the Reformed church,
Sunday morning, at the close of week
six added to the membership. The new
church building is being pushed to COM
pletson and will be ready by early sum
mer.
The women of the Christian church
will hold Easter sale and supper next
Saturday in rde church parlors and din
ing room, afternoon and evening
A number. of our villagers are down
with the grip.
Half hour service by the n. O. T. is
the thing now under way. 1t will be a
great convenience.
There will be a special Easter program
Sunday morning by the Sunday school of
the Christian church, in a joint service
of the congregations. Easter musical
and solos The choir will render an
Easter cantata and other special num-
bers in the evening, under the direction
of Prof. w. r. Straussner which, with
the trained voices of the members, in
sures an excellent program.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lane of Baltimore, Md.
have been visiting E. B. Schiltz and
family. Messrs. Lane and SchiltD were
on the B. & o. engineering corps in for
mer years.
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EAST SPARTA.

East sparta, March %. - Mr.. Buclair,
superintendent of the brick works, was
caught in the machinery last Thursday,
sustaining several broken ribs and por-
tion of one of his heels torn off, and
otherwise injured.
Mrs. George Walker was at Canton
Monday.
spent Sunday in town, the guest of his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. William earns.
The Ladies' Aid society sewed at the
home of Mrs A. u. Kinney Thursday.
Michael Devine of Zoar Station called
on Mr.. and Mrs. l. w. Little Sunday
Edward Failor sold his house and
blacksmith shop to a Canton party last
week, who will take possession April
1 and run the business.
Newton Smith and Josie Lahm will
locate in Sandyville, where they will build
new shop.
George lie Beau spent Sunday with
friends in Canton.
A. B. Klay and Ira E. Brown were
Cleveland visitors Monday.
The carpenters began work on Jacob
Fogle's new mouse Monday morning.
Pomton Russell has the contract
Mrs. Hazel Kinney attended the funeral
services of her uncle, Fred Amendt; at
New Philadelphia Saturday. He died at
Mercy hospital at Canton Thursday OF
pneumonia
Mrs. Nellie Thomson was home last
week waiting on her mother, MIS-. l..
H. Rice, who was seriously i'll but Is now
recovering.
Orville Creighton, while assisting in
placing machinery at the Tile Roofing
plant on Thursday was struck by a fall
ing timber and badly bruised. He is able
to be about again but is not working.
L. L. Van. Buskirk sold hi; his three prop,
lanes II. Smith Of Del Roy, one to John
T Rice and one to Joseph E. Wilson. H He
has purchased a farm near New Harris
b1,Ts and will move there in a few days.
o. p. Shew of Howenstine was in town
Sunday evening.
W. i. Baughman is getting up log
ward at the B. & o. station and will To-
cafe d saw mill there in few days.
James Z. Smith of Del Roy was in
town on business several days last week.
Worley Fogle and family of Malvern
spent Sunday in town, the guests of his
parerts, Mr.. and Mrs Jacob Fogle.
Walter Robertson of Canton visited his
nother. Mrs. Edith Robertson, Sunday.
Wesle-- Smith was laid UP all last
week with severe attack of grip.
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ship. were callers in town Thursday
evening.
Miss Blanche Stevens, Mt Union
student, was home over Sunday.
Mrs. Lizzie Maloney, who Is working
IN Akron, visited with her mother, Mrs.
Anderson, over Sunday.
The Ladies Aid society OF the Chris
tian church meets thus week with Mrs.
Jane Funkhouser
A. G. Damon and son Herbert of Alli-
ance spent Sunday here with Mr.. Dam
on's parents.
Aaron Swartz has rented the Maxwell
property for the coming year.
Miss Helen Damon was shopping in
Alliance Saturday
The w. c. T. u. meets this week with
Mrs. Charles Hamilton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert BiXler attended the
funeral of Lewis Bixler, which was held
Sunday at the Dunkard church.
Word was received here this week of
the death of Solomon Hershey, a resi-
dent of Pennsylvania, and a former
merchant of this place.
The entertainment by the Morphets
will be given at the town hall March Il;
Mrs Aaron SwartZ is spending several
days in Akron
Oliver Honeywell and Harrison Chain
were Canton visitors Friday.
Bert BiXler wGs called to Cleveland
Friday by the death of his father, Lewis
Bixler, a former resident of this place.
Mr., and Mrs. Carl Kunkle of Alliance
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Percy
Yarian Friday.
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RRANcH.

Middlebranch, March 1S.-Rev. Lyon OF
Louisville delivered an interesting and
Impressive address on Script" in the
Brethren church Sunday evening.
The board of education and the teach
ers had banquet at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Firestone Saturday
evening. Progressive euchre and music
were the principal features of the even
ing. Luncheon was served by the
The L. o. T. NJ, had social in the
Cocklin hall Tuesday afternoon. The
Canton team was present and two new
members were Initiated.
A number from here attended the
funeral of Lewis BiXler at the German
Baptist church, north of town, S Nnday
Fred Whitacre will sell his hi Ssehold
goods on the 25th of this month.
DR.. and Mrs. Corl visited with re.atives
at Sparta Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs Wilson BiXler is sick.
Mr.. and Mrs; +. c. Gibson, spent Sun
. cn, -----.--~lSs - 5A.---1spv-,
$3.50 faa11ss Wise has been elected dele
gate by the Brethren church to attend
the state conference at Ashland next
week
Mr.. and Mrs. Findly Gibson. of ALL
ance spent Sunday with the formers par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. Ephriam Gibson.
II. l. Bender visited relatives at Louis
Vile Sunday
Mr.. Jones and Mr. Helm of Wellstown
are guests of Mr. ard Mrs. Charles
Buck
Otto Bair moved to Oval City Thurs
day.
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-r.oo.,, anovE.

Pleasant Grove March 22.-Some of ouI
folks are afflicted with the grip.
James McLinden of Edgetield was a
Sunday caller IN the Grove
Mr., and Mrs. Lester Deweese of Can
ton were guests of Nj. and Mrs. w. c.
Green Sunday afternoon.
John Anstine of this place and sor
Henry of Canton drove to Sparta Sunday
The Misses Anna Herdinger and EN-
ma Warburton of New Berlin called on
friends here Sunday.
l.. A. Schneider is building an addition
TO his house.
Oscar Rubright of Canton, foreman al
New Berlin car barn, left Tuesday fol
Sturgis, Mich, for a brief visit with his
parents,
Joseph Weisen, Jr. assistant claim
agent for the n. o. T. G. l.. company,
called on employees at the car barn Fri
day for the purpose of cleaning informa-
ticn pertaining to the installment OF
plans for pensioning employees who
have served the company twenty years.
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sHIPPENsBURG.

Shippensburg March II. George
Shriver made a business trip 10 Maximo
on Saturday
Miss Verge Preston spent Saturday and
Sunday at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Samblanet spent
Saturday in Hickory College.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Clair, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph GereTadat, and Mrs. Adeline Clair
spent Saturday evening with Miss Julia
Frank.
Mrs. August Clair spent Tuesday with
her mother who is very ILL.,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jules Saunier and family
of Pilot Knob spent Sunday in our burg.
Charles Wertenberger entertained vis-
itors on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs g Stonemetz and fam
lily spent Sunday with his brother in Soap
Hill
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Clair of Soap
Hill spent Sunday with his mother.
Rev. Kummert of New Washington was
visiting his old friends here on Monday.
August Clair sold four mich cows last
week.
Winfield Kutz is helping George shriver
make wood.
o. Lower moved on the Flickinger farm
Friday.
Miss Julia Frank spent Sunday evening
with her parents.
Mrs. Adeline Clair spent Sunday with
Grandma Eutine of Soap Hill,
Mr. and Mrs. George Shriver spent
Wednesday in Louisville and Canton.
Homer Conrad of Philo Hall was work
ing in our burg last week.
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NEW BALTIMORE
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l ia sgAsianss .9ss &C 8 HeIs - i5 tSe
town hall by the Morphets was pro-
nounced by all to be a great success.
This closes the lecture course, which has
been both entertaining and instructive,
and due credit should be given to the
w, c. L. u. of this place for the pleasure
given to our citizens by the course.
DR. Falor, wife and little son were
shopping ii Canton Friday.
Communion services were held in the
Lutheran church here Sunday, March 20.
Harrison Chain was Canton visitor
Thursday.
The Lutheran Aid society meets this
week with Mrs. Delbert Reed.
Mr. and Mrs, John Anderson of Brew
ster visited here this week with Mr.. and
Mrs. Anderson.
Mrs Ruth Champer (nee Shriver) OF
Carrollton came here Saturday to visit
her sister, Mrs. Wilson. Sunday morn
ing she received news of the death OF
her husband. She has the sympathy OF
the entire community.
Mr.. and Mrs Aaron SwartZ and Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Blanc attended the
funeral Of Francis Fox at the Five Cor,
ners Friday afternoon.
Miss Evalyn Chain has been sick fol
several days
Ben sweitzer of Marlboro has beer
hanging paper for several of our citi-
Zens the past week.
Aaron Swartz was in Alliance Thurs
day OH business.
Oliver Honeywell was a Canton visitor
Monday.
Mrs. Thompson and daughter Helen OF
Atwater visited at Harrison Chains
Thursday.
Charles Roger made business trip tc
Alliance Saturday
Miss Tena Howell was taken to the
Stark county infirmary Wednesday.
The taffy social at William Nash's
Saturday evening, given by the ladies
of tlle Christian church, netted $780,
Miss Helen Housed is confined to the
house with an attack of mumps.
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$3.50 Recipe Cures
Weak Kidneys, Free
Relieves Urinary and Kidney
Troubles, Backaclle, Strain
ing, Swelling, Etc.
Stops Pain in the Bladder.
Kidneys and Back.

Wouldn't it be nice within a week or so
to begin to say goodbye forever to the
scalding, dribbling, straining, or too fire.
duent passage of urine; the forehead and
the back-of-the-head aches; the stitches
and pains in the back; the growing mus
Gle weakness; spots before the eyes; yell
low skin; sluggish bowels; swollen eyelids
or ankles; leg cramps; unnatural short
breath; sleeplessness and the despon~
dency?
1 have recipe for these troubles that
you can depend on, and if you want to
make a QUICK RECOVERY, you ought
to write and get copy OF it. Many a
doctor would charge you $3.50 just for
writing this prescription, but I have it
and will be glad to send it to you abso-
lutely free. Just drop me a line like
this: DIR. A. z. Robinson, K1370 Luck
Building, Detroit, Mich, and l will send
it by return mail in a plain envelope. AS
you will see when you get it, this recipe
contains only pure, harmless remedies,
but it has great healing and pain-con-
quering power.
1t will quickly show its power once you
use it, so l think you had better see what
it is without delay. 1 will send you a
copy free-you can use it and cure your
self at home.
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LlMAvILLE.

Limaville, March q. = William Wiles
and wife celebrated their golden we'd
ding. This couple were married fifty
years ago in Jefferson county, March Is,
Roach, and resided there for short
time, after which they located two and
one-half miles southwest of Limaville.
fine dinner was served By ba the ,d5aggh
children were present: ]. p, w. H.
and Leroy Wiles, of Kansas City; Stan
ley G. Wiles, of Cline, Oklahoma, and
Mrs. G, C. Drayer of. Atwater, Mrs.
sides in Los Angeles, Cal. Mr.. Wiles re-
ceived a goid-headed cane and Mrs.
Wiles a gold watch. They also were the
recipients of many other fine presents
in attendance. Letters of regret were
received from Rev. T. V. Boyle of Marl-
boro and w. S. Roach of Salina, Kan
sas, brother, although his family was
Roach, an accomplished musician, and
Prof. Delbert Roath and wife favored
the guests with beautiful songs and
music.
guest of her parents over Sunday.
Mrs. Joseph Polan is reported on the
sick list.
Roy Dunsworth, wife and family of
Pittsburg visited relatives here over
Slime Yoder has moved to Beloit.
Mrs. A. D. Reynolds and sister visited
relatives here over Sunday.
Tod Lac Iillon of Youngstown visited
relatives here Sunday.
S. c. Sluyter and wife of Ravenna Wis
tied Miss Annie Kuntze Sunday.
Sebastian Winders and mother have
moved to this place, having bought the
residence formerly owned by II. c.
KuntZe.
H. C. Ware. well known travelling
man who resides here, has bought the
w. II. Kuntze farm, north of town.
News was received here Thursday
morning of the sudden and unexpected
death of Francis Fox. Mr.. Fox was well
known in this place,
Samuel Fox and two daughters, Nellie
and Elsie, who have had serious illness
of typhoid fever, are reported much i'm
proved.
Charles Cathon and wife Of McKees-
port, Pa, visited relatives here Friday.
]. e. Albright, business man of Ra-
VIENNA. was in town one day last week.
J. P. Drayer and Miss Anna Lowrey
were united in marriage in Pittsourg,
Pa, Thursday.
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MINERVA.

Minerva, March q. - DR.. A. j. HlIl'
VIE and daughter of Canton spenI Su SIII
gay gay here with his parents, MI ana MIS-
Hiram Hill
Prof. o. w. Kurtz of Bedford was
business caller in town the past week. 51,,,o
Mrs. Mary Bostwick has returned I'yiin nyiIte
sluer spending the winter In DanNIiite csl .Iis,
~, at the home of her son. She NiS-
NSq friends in Dayton en- route noIgS, f'o,,,
~ .1opMn Hannum and wife are IN I'm ~
4 e-e.susta
yslas,s lsiss Lille Unkefer spent Sunday Win
fS,sauves in Canton.
rsrsayn on was born 10 Mr. and Mrs 2,,,rsoII JoilI,
Me- ~ saturday morning. MRS. PuS PuiSS
- tVrmerly Miss Florence More ehsau EAU,
). {. Chenot and two en- ~, Tii -
e. netlrnee from a visit with ner pa
fssy Pennock of Girard visited No
ME- u, a. Pennock, last week 40
..is.-s9.,Ahna i--SS anna Thomas has returned 80
IA relatives
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HARRISON TOWNSHIP.

Harrison Township. March IS. = Mrs
limbaugh is seriously i'll.
j. W. Cooper, who has been quite poor
ly, is reported some better.
Easter services will be held at Bax-
ters Ridge Easter Sunday.
A number of ladies were entertained
Tuesday at the home Of Mrs. David
Leyda at a quilting.
John Faigley of Canton is spending a
spent Sunday with the latter's mother,
Mrs David Leyda.
Burt Campbell moved Wednesday to
his farm recently purchased near New
Harrisburg.
Mrs Dennis Harsh of New Franklin
Is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Davis.
George Ackerman and wife of Massillon
s,5sart s,57sart -fsE r4sf-5 WITH The
Leyda, Davis and Schneider families.
Isaac Lotz and wife of Cold Spring Run
week with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Faigiey.
c. c. Aldridge of Cleveland visited his
cousin, r. A. Aidridge, few days this
week.
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Real Estate Transfers.
Serbian Gabor ct al. to American
Steel Foundries, part lot 1872, Alli-
ance, $500.
Angelo Battista ct al to Anna Noll,
part lots 2118, 212O and 2122, Canton,
$3.50.
Theodore MistelsM ct al. to Sadie
Burns, parcel of land, Alliance, $3.50
Elmer Gleitsman to Andrew Ertle,
lot S12, Massillon, $500.
John Sieber, Jr. ct al, to. John Sic
Der, Sr., lot 1855, Canton, 81.
Albert Rennecker ct al, to Gottlieb
Ashelman lot zoos, Canton, $500.
Allen Swinehart ct al. to John Rog-
ers, parcel of land, Sandy township,
$2SOO
John sieber, Sr., ct al to Jno. Sic
Der, Jr., part lot 237S, Canton, 81.
VIM. Melcher to Arthur HartzeH,
lot 4O42, Canton, $500.
Mrs. Anna Lehman to Gust Defer
ling, parcel of land, Canton, S275O.
Ralph Bevard TO John Bliler, part
/ lot S3, Canal Fulton, s700.
The Central Savings Bank Co. to
John Kline, lot 1452S, Canton, 81.
Chas. Welsh ct al to John l.. Fry,
part lots 4006, 4007, 1920, Carton
ST.
John Fry ct al. to Chas. Welsh, part
lots 4O06, 4007 and 1920, Canton. ST..
| ST.
| The Bimeler Land Co. to R. D. Pow
ers, lot 230. Brewster, $3.50.
Willis Lumber Co. to Bachtel Lum-
ber Co., lots 2510 and 2511, Canton,
81.
Karyle E. Wright ct al to William c.
Green, lot 1913, Canton. 8.
| Mary Cannon ct al to Galen w, sum
mer, lot S127, Canton. 81. 100
| Leonard Smith to Mary Elizabeth
Schmidt, part. lot POO, Massillon, ST.
Canton Real Estate Trust Co. to Jen-
Hannah soliiday ct al to Charles
Smith. parcel Of land, Pike twp, 8 800 2 :.
Hannah Selliday ct al to CHARLES
Fisher ct al. lot 1885, Canton, 81.
James D. Barry ct al to Lorle J.
osni EmsF lPts Ps4-H 4 t%p aRa s IL Mt Marie P Al
I Harrison Shanafelt ct al to Louisa
Genet, lot 12474, Canton. 81.
William F. Cook oct Ct al to ,aS5s Satharine aIdr
Lewis Biechler ct al to Mrs. William
Loschelder, part lot 1874, Canton, I,50O
| Frederick Fish ct al to William Ham
| erly, part lot 5509 Canton, $3.50.
| Sylvester Burd to Curtis Duncan, lot
| 214S Massillon $1,000
William Dannemiller ct al to leopold
Hanser ct AL lot 1924, Canton. 81.
| Karyle Wright ct al to William c.
! Green, lot 545S. Canton, 81.
R. Frank Wilson, Sheriff, to The Peo-
ple's Bank Co., parcel of land, ALI
ance, $500.
! Dorothy Hissner ct al to Melissa Hiss
ner parcel of land, Greentown. 81.
Charles Smith ct al TO John Solliday
ct al, lot 1S143, Canton. 5000
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NEW BALTIMORE.

New Baltimore, March 1.-THE Ladies'
Aid society of the Christian church will
hold a taffy social at William Nash's Sat
urday evening, March 49,
Charles Roger made business trips to
Alliance Thursday and Friday.
Miss Cass Baum has returned home,
after a visit of several weeks in Marl-
boro and Soap Hill.
Mrs. Fred Keller of Randolph and Miss
Gladys FaIor. teacher in Randolph town
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eREENToWN.

Greentown, March o. = Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Thompson of Cuyahoga Falls
We're the guests of George Moore and
family Sunday.
o. p. Shanafelt ard Adam Miller are
on the sick list,
Rev. Rader and daughter Florence
have returned home atter a visit with
A. X. RAIDER of Carr o1lton.
Park Pontius has returned to Detroit
to resume work after being called home
TO attend the funeral of his father
Mrs. William Miller and daughter Eva
spent few days in Akron.
Prof. j. o. Wise of Boston, Mass, for
many years supervisor of penmanship
and drawing in. Akron, now interested In
lyceum work, spent Saturday calling on
old friends here.
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Why He Was Sad.

The erratic warbling of the amat-
eur tenor drifted through the air shaft.
"Ah," said the girl with the dreamy
eyes, ''he calls himself the 'mournful
nightingale Don't you feel sad when
he sings?"
The coarse man in black suspenders
shrugged his shoulders. Very sad,
Tessie; very sad"
"Ah, it makes you feel sad to hear
his sentimental sorgs?"
mo, it makes me sad to think there
is a law against shooting nightin-
gales"
And far away in the summer night
a lone cat joined in the chorus.-Chi-
cago News.
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YOUNGSTOWN-John Reynolds is
confined in the county Jail on an in
sanity charge. Reynolds was steel
worker and for years was employed
at the Bessemer plant of the Republic
Iron & Steel Co. He worked for pro-
motion as superintendent and in fail
ing to secure the promotion worried
himself sick and insane.
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A Bic Gas WeII.

Local gas and oil enthusiasts are
interested in the big gas well struck
at Damascus Monday and which is
said to yield four million feet per day.
1t is located on the l. P. Hole farm,
= half mile south of the village, The
gas was struck at depth OF ISL feet
ane below the Berea sand The we'll
is owned by West Virginia Natural
Gas company.
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only a little cold in the mead ma.

Only a little cold in the mead may
be the beginning of an obstinate case
of Nasal Catarrh. Drive out the invad-
er with Ely's Cream Balm applied
straight to the inflarped stuffed up air
passages. Price Soc. If you prefer to
use a atomizer. ask for Liquid Cream
Balm. 1t has all the good qualities Of
the solid form of this remedy and will
rid you of catarrh or hay fever. No
cocaine to breed a dreadful habit No
mercury to dry out the secretion. Price
75c., with spraying tube. All druggists,
or mailed by Ely Bros, Sc Warren
Street, New York.
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A. B. Ellery, night foreman Of the
printery Of the McCaskey Register
company, had his left thumb mashed
so badly last night that amputation
was necessary. He caught the thumb
IN a gear wheel.
Miss Lucille Emmons has resigned
her position at the McCaskey Regis
ter company and will be employed as
stenographer with the w. H Mullins
company of Salem.
Funeral services will be held Thurs
day at II o'clock for Mrs. j. B. Shive-
~ Of Berlin Center. She was IA years
Of age. Mrs, B. F. Reichard of Al
lance is a daughter.
Revival services are being held at
the Baptist church. Also at the Luth-
eran church special services are in
progress.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Woods and
ldaughter Helen have returned from a
sthree weeks trip to Florida.
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Not Above Suspicion.

Harker-Isn't your friend Wedderly
rather inclined to exaggerate at times? ?
Parker---Well, he's the father of a
baby that is just beginning to say
cute things.-Chicag News.
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THAR Mnth.. n.a

Word received in Alliance Tuesday
afternoon announced the death of Mrs.
lScott. mother of Mail Carrier Charles
sW. Scott, Mrs. Hattie Coffee and Miss
Jessie Scott of this city. Mrs. Scott
Presided at Cambridge, Ohio. and the
children were called to her bedside
several days ago.
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COLUMBUS GROVE = In three
weeks to a day, Milo Stoner follower
his fiancee, Miss Blanche Lackey' "
the grave. Miss Lackey died as the
result, it is said, of contracting tuDet-
culosfs from caring for Stoner-
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LIMA-Rev. Edward P. Dempsfer,
pastor of Olivet Presbyterian church,
gained publicity for his Sunday ser,
mon by having the topic displayed
all week on slides of Lima picture
theater. His church was crowded.
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New Rantist Church

Work was started Tuesday upon the
new $4,000 Baptist church to be erect
Cd at the corner of Market street and
South Freedem avenue. w. B. Ran
dolpA of Salineville is the contractor.
The structure is to be completed by
October. The building will be 12O by
f6 feet.
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Wife Seeks Divorce.

Emma Wallace charges her hus-
band, William Wallace, with extreme
cruelty in a divorce petition filed in
common pleas court Thursday. They
were married in 1875 and have three
children. The plaintiff also asks for
reasonable alimony.
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CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
signature saasa ~ Of I1H2zzzs@
sUFFlEL0.

Suffield, March 1S.-Mrs. Alice Law
renee of Newton Falls is visiting rela-
tives in the south part of the village,
Miss Olive Royer is entertaining Akron
relatives.
Mrs Clem Luly is suffering from a Sc
we're attack of rheumatism,
The Ladies Aid society will meet at
the home of Mrs. Peter Wegman We'd
nesday, March 2S
Mr. and Mrs. David Ruggles of Hart
vile will soon occupy the Warner hotel.