The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-05-22
Correspondence

much annoyance to farmers and many
are unable to prepare and seed their
corn ground. Some have planted and
some are plowing.
The carpenters have finished the ad-
dition at Jerry Harrison's and now
they have begun a new house for Mr..
Baughman.
The assessor of this precinct has
finished his tour and in O few days
will be ready TO report
Mr.. Abe Rubright and his corps of
painters are beautifyfng the home ot
Irwin Goetz. There is much painting
done and things are moving at a
rapid rate. Every boy is pressed into
service at the Schumacher and Leigh
ly shop. and SO there are no idlers.
Mr.. Dallas Keller made a business
trip to Cleveland on Monday.
New Berlin, May 21.-The ladies' 1T
erary club met at the home of Mrs
Earl Schick. The following program
was rendered. The Two Ivans, Miss
Bertha Kolp; Moscow and It's History,
Mrs. H. Coleman; Iceland and its poo
pie, Miss May Steele; Poem by Rose
Hardwick Thorpe, Mrs. p. Hissner.
After the program fine lunch was
served, during which time Master Har-
old Schick entertained them with his
graphophone
The Schiltz cottage is undergoing re-
pairs.
A large tank is being erected at the
Hoover factory. 1t will hold 700 bar
rels of water
Mr.. Ellis Schiltz, of the b. G.. o. sur
veying Co., stationed at Maryland,
spent several days with his family.
Mr.. Slas Carpenter of Chicago, is
visiting his brother and other relatives.
Miss Ollie King is home after two
weeks visit in Dundee, Ohio.
Mr.. Charlie Coleman left for Asnta-
bula where he has accepted position.
Messrs. Fred Kreighbaum and
Charlie Schiltz spent Thusday fishing
at Turkey Foot lake and caught SO
shad.
The Salvation army of Canton visit
ed our town Friday evening.
The new house being built by George
Strassner is nearing completion.
Middlebranch, May 21.-Mrs. Myers
of Kent spent Thursday at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Boet!er.
DR.. and Mrs. II. e. Corl were Cleve-
land visitors Thursday
Miss Hattie Corl of Navarro visited
with her brother Thursday.
Mrs. Goughenour of Canton, who
has been visiting with her son George
here, left for home Friday.
Miss Clare Lilly went to Cleveland
Sunday for a visit with friends and rel
atives.
Mr.. e. brumbaugh and daughter
Hattie spent Sunday in Canton, the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. John Cocklin,
on Navarro street.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. w. Cordier attend
ed the funeral of Mrs Israel Roger at
Millheim, Sunday.
There will be preaching at the Breth-
rem church next Sunday both morninA
and evening by Rev. l.. A. Hazlet Of
Ashland.
Mr.. Emerson Hensel was surprised
by about so of his friends last even
ing, it being his 33rd birthday. Mr..
Frank Defenbacher had his phono-
graph and number of selections were
played. Cake ice cream, etc, were
served by the ladies.
Paris, May 20.-Joseph Myers and
wife went to Bergholz Monday to visit
with friends and relatives.
Shirley Haines who is working at
Dillonvale was home over Sunday.
ID. Motts transacted business at Al
lance Monday
Walter Sefert has moved in his new
home, which has added a big i'm
provement to our little village.
Mrs Olive Haines is reported on the
sick list.
Mrs j. w. Motz and son Harry were
Minerva visitors Monday
Joseph Farmer is reported on the
sick list.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Gurney went
to Mt. Union Tuesday to visit their
daughter Mrs Wear.
1t is reported that there will be a
political meeting here on May Goth.
Why not have Decoration services and
leave politics or political schemes out
side?
Miss Gertrude Bair who has been at
the state hospital at Massillon for
some, time is spending a few weeks
with her sister Mrs. H. G. Westfall
Mrs Levi Walker is reported to be
critically i'll.
A new coal company will soon start
to prospect and if coal is found in pay
ing quantities, new mine will be
opened.
Robertsville May 19.-Klein White
leather is grading on the Haubert
farm for the purpose of starting a new
coal mine
Schools of Paris townshin clnsa on