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

Carrollton, Feb. 2S.-Rev. w. T. Weir of
Ashtabula preached in the Presbyterian
church each night during the week. Rev.
Weir is native of this vicinity.
Chal Maple has sold his property to III
e. Rutledge for S,lOO and purchased the
old Robert Gregory farm two miles
southeast of town.
Miss Lille Albaugh has moved here
from ktlgore and occupies rooms in the
Mrs. Sarah Stonebrook residence.
Mrs. Viola Sweeney has come here from
Alliance and will make her home with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Barker
Mrs. II. ]. Eckley has returned from a
visit with her daughter, Mrs. Fred Craig
at Cambridge.
George Mcconnell celebrated his 72nd
per.
]. f. ZirIlerman, representing the
Prendergast Lumber company of Marion,
purchased three tracts OF timber in Perry
township this week, containing about
loo white oak trees, and paid si,l5O.
moved here from Amsterdam on account
of the latter's iii health.
Misses Jennie Weir and Vern Stack
house have resigned from the Bell Teie-
phone force; the former will clerk for
MRS. q. c. Ebersole and the latter Is
working in the pottery.
Harvey Miller Of Massillon was here
TINS week, renting house In which TO
live. Mr., Miller is a rubber compounder
In the rubber factory
Dave Dennis has returned to Carroll
ton and Is employed by the Bergholz
Telephone company
Miss Mary Galley, who had been here
several weeks during the fitness and
aeath OF her brother, Rev. r. II. Galley,
burg.
Fryer & Leggst. have purchased a
boarding stable at Cantoa.
Key, and Mrs. ]. G. Madge have gone
70 Dalton, where they will make an ex-
tended stay with relatives.
WalIace Beamer, Jesse Lucas, Earle
hlchardS and A. j. Stoody took in the
automobile show at Cleveland and at
oeuged y, S'eq me hardware mems convention
John Johnston and family nave moved
70 uhe farm which he recently purchased
from Edward Newell.
Harold Roudebush. Jr., of Loraia, who
IS employed IN an office in that city, was
past week
At the annual election of officers for
SoIosls the Following were elected: Pres
i9ent' Miss Grace Whitoraft; vice pres
I gent gent mrs ", T. Wescott; secretary.
me McGregor; critic. Mrs. j. r. WI.
Ilams ,I The Sorosis has Joined the State
reueratlon Of Clubs and is the first Of
ine Carrollton Organizations to become
iuTilLtlled srlled with the movement.
IhomAs Edgar George of Mechanics
iowa, elizabeth Fac Andrews Of Me-
chanicstown; Charley C Smith of Har-
| r!son township, Gertrude w. Hendricks
ot center township; ]. Wayne Grunder
NJ, ~ w Mashlnston township, June Esther
Ihonpaon OF Washington township have
Deen granted marriage licenses.
me Cafrollton basketball fivc defeated
the New Philadelphia team here Satiir-
u"S Hisht by score OF 81 to z.
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NEW BALTIMORE.

New Baltimore, March 1.--Messrs. Blk
Ter and Chain We're Alliance visitors We'd
nesday.
Mrs, Sampson has been quite sick for
several days at the home of her daugh;
ter, Mrs. Ralph Young.
Mrs. Lizzie Maloney, who has been
working in Akron for several weeks, Is
visiting here with her mother, Mrs. An
derson.
Miss Lily Cole, Charles Cole and their
brother-in-law, Elisha Whittlesey, OF At
water celebrated their birthdays Febru-
airy IS al the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
rison Chain.
At the Christian Sunday school, Sunday
morning, William Nash gave a very
interesting report of the Sunday school
convention at Navarro February Fl and
q, to which Mr.. and Mrs. Nash Were
delegates
The W. c. T. ". meets this week with
Mrs. Benjamin Fox.
At the teachers examination in Portage
county in February. Miss Gladys FaloI
was a successful applicant.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the Christian
church meets this week with Mrs. Jacos
Yarian.
oliver Honeywell has been nursing III
aching tooth the past week.
Charles Royer made business "trip Il
Alliance Saturday.
The Thomas Quartet gave Its entertain
ment TO a large and appreciatiye audi.
ence Thursday evening. The last num-
ber on the lecture course Will be the
Morphets, March ~
The appearance OF the Interior of the
town hall has been very much improved
by being repapered and vanished, ed
ward Blanc doing the work
Literary exercises We're held in the pri-
mary room here Friday afternoon, Byron
Bryan acting as president; Eyalyn Chain
secretary.
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MAxIMO.

Maxine, March Louis Rastetter OF
Alliance spent Sunday with relatives
Levi j. Krabill shipped a car load OF
cattle to Pittsburg Saturday.
John J. Mandru spent Sunday IN Can
a large crowd Of people attended the
sale of O. e Neel Saturday
Jonn G. Gullng, who has been in C2--
image. Mo. for the past few months, re-
turned home Unexpectedly Saturday and
surprised many Of his friends.
Clarence SlaItsry made business trir
10 Alliance Saturday.
James n. Tracy went to Homework h
Saturday evening on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Mandru of Colo
rato are spending few days with rela-
tives here
John Rufenacht purchased a fine driv-
ing horse near Marlboro.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Fauble OF Allianca
spent Sunday with j. l.. Vesseriat.
George Knam and John Rufenacht, Jr
OF Alliance spent 2unddy with friends
here.
Rev. Father Calvey was called to Cleve-
land Sunday evening on account OF the
death Of his nephew Master Gallager
Joseph Bollia has resigned his position
as section laboror. lie will assist Harry
Oswa!; as signal nan for me Pennsyl-
yania company.
A large lumber OF our residents will at.
tend the Elks' indoor circus at Canton
AS prospects, look rJw. Joe Martin will
manage the Maxine ball team the com.
ing season. Joe promises to make II a
winner He has already a large squad
signed up Among those already Slated
are Blanc, Rastetter, Wey, Schaffer
Sell, G, stroup, f. Stroup, Mosley Bin.
gam and Joe himself. with a promise OF
a few more as spring draws nigh
MIS-. c. p, Moulin is on the sick list
Homer AldlnGer visited friends here
Sunday
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PARIS.

Paris, Feb. q. The pie social which
was to be held last Thursday evening
at the Stonepile schoolhouse, was post
poned on account of the bad weather and
will be held Friday evening, February
dered.
Miss Esther Booth spent severa, DAYS
last week with her friend, Myrtle Haines
Miss Minta Stahl of Alliance visited
with Mr.. and Mrs II. L. Myers Sunday
William Harsh IL able to be up and
about again.
Tho Reformed church elected the fol-
lowing delegates to attend the Laymans'
Missionary convention which will be held
at Akron March 3 and A: j. Grossman
William Motifs, ii. E. Stier and IL. E
Mrs. c. r. Smith is again eononod r.
her bed with rheumatism
Reuben LotE had sale Saturday after
noon and Will move to his new home In
Robertsville soon. His son Oscar will
remain on his farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Motifs visited with
Mr., and Mrs. B. NJ. Stier SUNDAY.
Foreign mission day win be observed
m the Reformed church Sunday morn
Ing, March 6.
Mr. and Mrs, William Motts and daueh.
ter Elsie, Miss Lizzie Motifs, Mr.. and
Mrs Bert Starkey and family, and MIR
and Mrs. Henry Sprankle and family
were guests at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs
David stuckey Sunday evening. Mr.. and
Mrs. Stuokey will soon move to theiI
farm recently purchased near FreeburE.
Miss Leah Bair is improving from her
recent attack Of rheumatism
Mrs. Elizabeth Shivoly is somewhat i'm.
proved In health.
Eli Motifs Of Cleveland, Mrs. Edward
Hay OF Canton. and Mr., and Mrs. Manue
Moets. Mr.. and Mrs. William Motts and
John M2tts gathered at the home OF theiI
father, Michael Motifs. Wednesday 10 re.
mind him OF his 10th birthday, and a vera
enjoyable day was spent
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RHODES.

Rhodes, March Mr. and Mrs. Elmer
Camp and family spent Saturday even
ing at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. John
J. Wefier.
Mrs. Theodore UpdcglaT OF Massiron
spent Sunday at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. John AlbreC.it.
Mr.. and MIS-. Lee Graber will leave
Tuesday for Tennsss se. where they will
visit relatives. and from there they will
go to California.
John Horubcrger spent Sunday even
ing at the home Of Y. Kern.
Harvey kilgore and children, Lois and
Harvey, who have been visiting his
mother relatives and friends in this vi
Cinttv for the past several days, left fOr
his home in New York City, last week
The trustees of TusCarawas rownship
met at the township hall of West Brook
field Saturday evening
The Teachers institute of Tuscarawas
township, which was to be held at
Pigeon Run on February is, will be held
there next Friday afternoon and evening.
The Myers school purchased a new or
gan Saturday.
Forest Camp, Clyde ]. Bash and How
ard NJ. Wefler spent Friday evening at
the home of Benjamin Crofut.
Ihe Rev. E. r. Naragon of Loyal Oak
preached trial sermons among the con-
gregations of the Tuscarawas churches
OF the Reformed church as follows: sat
urday evening at 1880 at the Cross Roads
church, Sunday morning at 1O:3O at Six
lSSH tlulCur ouHudN afternoon at g.D at
Stanwood church, Sunday at 7:3O at Myers
church.
The public sale of Clayton Brenner at
West Brookfeld Thursday was attended
by nearly 1900 people. The sale amount
ed to S6,9E01. 1t was one OF the largest
public sales ever held in Stark county.
William Sayers is still offering his
property for sale.
Mr., and Mrs. Clark Elsea and daugh-
ter Grace spent Sunday at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Weher.
Mrs. Amanda Hensel of North Law
renee was visiting friends in this vicinity
Sunday.
Church services will be held at the
Myers church on March l3
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MARL LBORO.

Marlboro, Feb. 4.-The funeral of Mrs.
Ida Bentz was held at the house Mon
day at O'Clock. Interment in Marlboro
cemetery.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs Herbert Fox, a
daughter, on Tuesday.
Cyrus LoZier of Alliance has been
spending a few days with his sister, Mrs.
Dallas Southworth
Joseph and James Lamiel of Canton
were calling on old friends last week
John Unger has bought the 36-acre
farm of w, l.. Sheets
George e. Lozier of Alliance was a
business caller on Saturday.
Jack Crawford and wife of Canton
were In town Saturday and Sunday. They
intend to locate here.
Edgar Taylor OF Pittsburg is visiting
in town.
The Teachers institute held Saturday
was not largely attended, owing to the
bad roads.
Mrs. r. c. Weary was taken to the
hospital at Canton on Monday.
The mail service has been somewhat
crippled the past few days on account
of the badly drifted roads.
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SHIPPENSBURG.

Shippensburg, Feb. q. - Mr.. and Mrs.
Curtis Stonemetz and family, Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Sambanet and Miss Julia
Frank spent Sunday at z. Franks of
Soap Hill.
Lloyd Johnson of Harrisburg was a
caller in our burg on Tuesday.
David Lower lost a COW last week and
has a sick horse.
Mr. and Mrs. Marion Wolfe and family
of Osnaburg are visiting in the burg
Oby Lower has rented the Flckinger
farm and will move his family there
John Marchand and family entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Saunier and sons,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Gereradat the
Misses Julia Frank and Mary Brum-
baugh of Louisville on Tuesday evening.
Robert Dreaming has hired to H. S.
Preston for the summer
Grandpa Wenger still remains sick
Miss Julia Frank spent Wednesday
with her sister
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EAST SPARTA.

East Sparta, March l. - A. B. Klay
spent several days recently with his fam
lily at Lima, o.
Walter Robertson of Canton visited his
mother over Sunday.
Lewis Rice and wife are both aiing
with the grip.
F. o. Riggle of Mineral City was in
town on business Monday.
Rev. Harper closed series of revival
meetings at the Methodist church Sunday
evening.
Miss Opal Young is sick with scarlet
fever.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. w. Meiser spent Sum
day at Valley Junction, the guests Of Mr..
and NE. J KINNEY. J---,=z
Ef%ard Taiior moved Sfs--1afa3y to
Canton Monday. He has been running a
horse shoeing shop on East Fourth street
for several months.
The lecture delivered by an Indian at
the Rice -Esterly hall Saturday evening
was very interesting and largely attend
ed. 1t was the last lecture on the course.
D. ]. Little made business trip to
The second quarterly conference of the
NJ. e. church was held at Bolivar Sat
urday afternoon and Sunday A sled
load from this place attended Saturday
Sparks, Mrs. Otto Rottsted Mrs. A. u.
Kinney, Mrs. Rev. Harper, Mrs Wes-
ley Smith, William Maurer, +. A. Esterly,
George and Wade Harper
1. ID. MINUS anu Wllt o. AdSHOllh "SlS
Sunday guests of j. T.. Knots and wife.
Charles T. Little has mis- house about
ready for the plasLerer.
The primary school of this place is
closed this week on account of a con-
tagious disease in the community,
j. c. B. Stivers of Cleveland preached
at the Christian church Sunday.
Work on the Tile Roofing plant will be
resumed this week, having been discon-
tinued for several weeks on account OF
bad weather.
George Walker made business trip
to Canton Saturday.
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Alliance Brevities.

Contractor J. c. Devine of this city
was among the bidders for the work
OF constructing the new Methodist
church at Salem. The contract has
been awarded to Myers & Fisher OF
Salem. John Van Camp of Canton
was n bidder.
The funeral services of Melvin w
Boston, little son of Mr.. and Mrs
James Boston, were held Tuesday
morning, in charge of Rev. ]. P. Stshl.
DR.. J. A. Roach left Tuesday even
ing for trip to Florida. He expects
10 return about March 90.
T. ]. Carson and Miss Elizabeth
Carson of Minerva were in Alliance
Tuesday enroute to Chattanooga,
Tenn, where Mr. Carson will play
baseball in the Southern league.
In police court today Edward Hop
wood was fined so and costs for re-
Sisting an officer and sentenced to
thirty days in the workhouse.
The journeymen BARRIERS of Alliance
banquetted the proprietors Monday
evening a. aS-.'sccccial session. 1t was
decidsE not to raise &e-Prices of ton
Serial work in this city at the present
time.
The Protected Home Ci-cls.-.-IWgJIllll
give a pedro party Wednesday, even
ing.
Mr.. ond Mrs. James Ritchie and
daughter, left Tuesday evening for
Winter Haven. Florida. Mr. Ritchie
is in poor health
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NEW BERLIN

New Berlin, March t.-Miss Maude VIII,
laman has been visiting friends IN Cleve.
land.
Mr. and Mrs. D. w. Troxel were Sun.
day guests OF Mr. and Mrs. Conrad al
Akron.
Prot Roderick Of MasSillon was pres.
snt at the c. r. meeting az the Christian
church sunday evening and spoke. HS
Is the county society treasurer.
Mrs. Hatfield OF Charleston, o., hai
beon visiting for some time with Alr. and
Mrs n. h. Chapman.
Meetings In progress az the Christian
church have Singing Evangelist w. Leigh
Ia charge OF song serylcs. and glvinq
special music each evening al O'clock
Mohamad All VIII speak on Thursday
evening, March g. IN the hall, being the
last OF the lecture course scrier
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Marsh OF Akron
we're guests az 9he nome Of Mr., and Mra
A, A. SWepo. South Aaiu street. Sunday
Rev Aianson Wilcox of Cleveland was
" town Monday, calling on old friends
lio was Tor many years aeSrctaFy ef ths
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PLEASANT Grove.

Pleasant Grove, Feb 2s-Mr. and Mrs.
w. G. Green returned home Friday from
brief visit with friends In Detroit.
7. @, Starkey OF Harrisviile. D. was
the guest OF William Penrose and family
over Sunday.
Judge and Mrs Amber returned sum
DAY from ten-days pleasure trip "a
Levi Grubb Of Canal Fulton spent sew
M Anstine.
Mrs, Olln, who recently sold her prop
erty TO Charles Lind. viii move this
as the Trump farm.
". 7, Wise has cult working for the
N q, T. q l.. Co. Al me New Berlin
car barn 70 accept work With Robert
taken Mr.. Wlae's place al me barn.
Henry AensEay closed , deal la1f week
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CANAL FULTON.

Canal Fulton, March 1.-The condition
OF John Blank. who was seriously Ia.
1ured IN the 3. & Il. coal mine about two
weeks ago, Is much improved.
The funeral OF Miss Lulu Hardgrove
youngest daughter OF the late William
HaTdgroye. OF three miles south OF this
plate. was held on Tuesday afternoon
The funeral Of John Buch, who died Al
the State Soldiers home at sandusky
o.. was held from the NJ. E church AZ
this place on sunday morning. MIR Bucf
was formerly a citizen OF Canal Fulton
lie Is survived BY wife and ono brother
Fred Buch, ana ono sister, Mrs. AndreN
niaer both OF this place.
The funeral OF Mrs Frederick First
Jr., was he'd ON Monday morning from
the Reformed church Death Occurred
on Saturday morning. February % She
leaves \ deuahter ten days old. one son
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with J. NJ Anstine for his home, CON
sistlng of Is acres, with buildings, for the
consideration OF 5000.
Clinton Foster OF New Berlin, repre-
senting the Eastern Ohio Gas company,
has purchased the Lucy Kryder farm.
a very pleasant surprise was rendered
Walter Moore at the home of his par
ents, MIR. and Mrs. Harvey Moore, by
relatives and friends Saturday evening,
the occasion being the 18th anniversary
of his birthday. After partaking of the
delicacies OF the table many parlor games
were indulged in, interspersed with vocal
and instrumental music. Among those
present were Noble Van Voorhis, Louis
Schumacher, Fred Studreher. Lud Civ
Ter, Harvey and Waldo Surbey, Joseph
Roshaug, Archie Newsbaum, William
Patton, Jacob Schroyer. Chester Good,
Chester Stoner. William Moore Ish Nor
row, Frank and Arthur willaman, ollie
and Orie Wenger, Elsie Anstine, zelma
Penrose, May Schneider, Lillian Fire
stone, Edward Oty and Miss Lena
Selfert
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NEWS OF NEARBY TOWNS AND CITIES

past two months, suffered relapse last
week. DR.. Snively OF West Lebanon was
called TO counsel with DR.. Campbell of
Navarro on Saturday.
Miss Eva Buughman has returned to
her home at this place after spending a
week with Canton friends.
G. o. Hall was Justus visitor Satur-
day.
Mrs. Marion McFarron and Mrs. Sam
FORD Warstler north of town, spent Mon
day with the formers sister, Mrs
Emanuel hipfer, at Justus.
nEe Misses Jennie and Viola Click
spent Friday afternoon with Miss Eva
Bnughman.
Mrs. Ella Wright Of Dundee is spend
ing few days with her parents Mr..
and Ms. Josiah Boughman, of this place,
Mr.. and Mrs. Josiah Boughman spent
Monday evening at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles O. Hail
c. WyCon, the civil engineer at this
place, was taken quite i'll with a severe
attack of pneumonia and was taken to
Cleveland. his former home.
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ten years old, ana kcr husband
Mr., and Mrs. William I3isker and two
sons were guests Of Cleveland friends
over Sunday.
Mrs. Casper Hcrwic was a guest OF
her daughter and family, Mrs. William
Grcswiler of Massilon on Saturday.
NJ. S. Oliver ct North Baltimore, O., Is
visiting at the old home for several days
Kelly Myers of Canton was the guest
of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Myers. over Sunday.
II. II. Miller of Barberton was Sun
day caller in town.
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MassiIIon srevities.

A. W. Agler and Allen Cook of Can
ton will be the speakers Friday even
ing when the Knights OF Pythias will
dedicate their new hall. A dance will
follow the program of speeches.
Mrs. Sadie Schumm has returned to
her nome in Chicago after a visit with
her sister, Mrs. ]. j. Snyder in State
street.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Wetzel, Mr..
and Mrs. Bert Fuller, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Perry Doll and son Harvey, visited Mr..
and Mrs. Ira Smith at East End on
Sunday.
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MASSILL0N
(Staff Special.l

Massillon, O., March IA dog will
be the principal witness Wednesday
when the case of Earl Rohn of Beach
City, charged with stealing the animal
by John Hoffer, comes to trial in JUS
tice of the Peace John A. Graham's
court. Rohn is said to have taken
the dog TO his home. Constable l.. II.
Bamberger says he found it there last
night and brought it here. Rohn
couldn't be found, but it was said
that he would be located later. The
dog will be turned loose in the court
room to find its master. Hoffer says
1t will! be sure to go straight to him.
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NOTICE

The Stark County Board OF School Ex-
aminers will hold meetings fcr exami-
nation of Applicants for teachers
certificates on the iirst Saturday OF each
month High school lists will be glven al
each examination. Applicants for speoiai
certificates should notify the clerk at
least ten days before he examination
d029, II. g., win be hesd on the third
Saturday OF April ane the second satur-
day OF May
Applicants should be preselt not iater
than SIS In the morning. trhev aho,,id
provide themselves with penholdars ana
pens. The Board viii farnish inn ana
All examinations viii bo held n the
Canton high schOoi building.
,CAkL H. MEfER, Pres. Canton.
JNo. II. FocHT. Clerk.
r. J. rEBPLE, Clerk, Masslllon.
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STRINGTOWN.

Strlngtown, Feb. 27.-Floyd Ely of AL
lance is spending several days with his
brother, Robert Ely, and family.
vernon Dourm and family, Charley
Teisel, Mr.. and Mrs Hector Clapper and
children, Mrs r. Dourm and daughters
and Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Haynam enjoyed
q sled ride to the home of Jesse Bates
Saturday evening. Oysters and other
good things to eat were served.
Mrs. Rachel Keith of Canton is visiting
at the home of her son Smith.
Sherman Unkefer and family spent Sum
day at the home of William Wyant
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Sponseller and
children visited at the home of Oliver
Haines Sunday afternoon.
Vernon Dourm and family and Hector
Siapper and family spent Sunday at
Oliver Bates.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Unkefer spent Sum
day at the home of Mrs Unkefer's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Richard
Charley Sponseller and William Wyant
were Minerva callers Saturday
Mr. and Mrs. Jones Clapper visited Sun
day at the home of William Ecrement,
Wade Htce has moved t4n Canton where
ne has secured employRent
William Wyant, while eating oysters
at the home of Charles Sponseller Satur-
day night, found valuable pearl Mr..
Wyant has already refused several offers
for It,
Mr.. and Mrs Scott Beabout of Canton
spent Sunday with her parents.
Clarence Haines is working in Alliance.
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Mind is Affected.

A. F. Andrews Of Marietta is in the
city Jail suffering from mental trouble
The man imagines he is being pursued
by various kinds of foes. Tuesday
afternoon he attempted to escape his
imaginary followers by butting his
head against the cell door Captain
Oswalt discovered the man in time to
save his life. A bad cash was cut in
his head. 1t is the intention of the
local officials to take Mr.. Andrews to
Canton.
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Ohio C9kiStian Missionary society and
fellow-N& rkcr with w. H. Hoover, presl-
dent ION twelve years Of the ninth dis
tyict, q ii X. NJ. S., and John Evans. sec
rotary , 1m 1892 to 1894 Mr. Wilcox II
still actW & In the work OF preaching and
well knd#n throughout Ohio.
AlthcWl we are not endangered by
creeks, Pine OF our cellars have been
flooded II the thaw and defective drains.
IL also iMve work to the gas company.
a fewWmore street lights these dark
and dresMy nights would be a pleasing
feature III village Improvement.
An entv'tainment will be given in the
hall Saturday evening, March 5, by
special mn steal. minstrelsy troupe of the
village. the features promised are up
to-date.