The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-11-29
CORRESPONDENTS

on his fathers farm Thursday.
GIenwood Crowl purchased several
fine colts Friday.
Bertha Dourm and sister Carrie
spent Friday with their sister. Mrs.
Shenlsle of Osnaburg.
Vernon Sheatsley made q business
trip to Canton Friday.
Theo Waitman shipped two car
loads of stock Saturday. A fine sheep
died while loading.
Mrs. Alma Myers and son Floyd
spent Monday in Minerva.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ecremont and
children spent Sunday with Hector
Clapper's.
Vernon Dourm and wife were in
Canton Monday on business.
Mrs. Hammond Werner of Osna-
burg spent one day recently with her
parents. n
George Haines returned home Satur-
day evening to spend the winter with
his parents after working for Mr..
Herbster all summer.
Garland Unkefer Of Paris spent Sun
day at Curtis Haines's.
Miss Anna Clapper visited over Sum-
day with her parents near Roberts
vile.
Robert Cassaday and family passed
Sunday at John Stonehill's at Rob-
ertsyille.
Scott Beabodt of Canton is visiting
at James Ackeison's.
Jerry McEnderffer is staying with
Hammond Weiner's near Osnaburg.
Joe Conrad was assisting Jacob
Sheckles Monday hauling corn fodder.
Mrs. Wike and Miss Waltz of Can
ton spent Sunday with friends at this
place.
Miss Florence Graham Of Malvern
is visiting at the home of Ralph
Crowl.
r. Dourm purchased a fine dog one
day this week.
Miss Mary Johnson of Specht is
visiting with her sister, Mrs. William
Haynam.
David Baughman spent Sunday with
Victor Myers.
oliver Haines and Hector Clapper
were calling on Jonas Clapper Sunday.
Marion Conrad of Canton visited
home folks over Sunday.
Charley Unkefer was baling straw
for Jerry McEnderffer Monday.
Miss Mary Suppers. who died Satur-
day. was buried at Moultrie chapel
Tuesday.
Mrs. Charles Newcomer and daugh-
ters were shopping in Minerva Mon
day.
Mrs. George Quincy who was stay
ing with her daughter, Mrs. Jesse
Bates, returned to her home in Paris
Sunday.
William Myers and wife were in
Minerva Monday.
John Myers and Francis Gugelman
were dressing turkeys for Canton mar
ket Monday and Tuesday.
r. Dourm and son John are loading
hay at Minerva and Moultrie this
week.
The Farmers and Merchant Tele-
phone Co. are building their line to
Freeburg.
Battlesburg, O.. Nov. 24.-Eddie Ex-
line is very poorly.
Farmers are through husking their
corn and are getting ready for winter
The people at Asbury were greatly
pleased with their lecture given by Mr..
Collins in the interest of the Anti
Saloon league Sunday.
H. E. Rowlee lost a horse last week
with spasmodic collie.
George Rowlee went to Carroll
county for a few days hunt.
DR.. Becher is having a telephone
put in his residence.
Frank Hickman. who has been con-
fined to his room with typhoid fever.
is improving. 9
Raymond and Myrtle Rowlee are
spending Thanksgiving with their
uncle, Homer Rowlee. at Canal Dover.
Cairo, Nov. 24.-Mrs. John Schario
was completely surprised last Thurs
udy. heT uelSnDOT WOmcn Induc d
quilt at the home of Mrs. William
Mathie and invited her to help. When
it was finished they wrapped her in 1t
and said 1t was for her and she should
think of them after she moves away.
Mr.. and Mrs Shario will move on
their farm that they bought one half
mile west Of McDonaldsville the 1st
of December. They were good neigh
bors and will be missed.
Rev. Marsh OF Canton. will preach
| at Cairo next Sunday morning
There was a good attendance at
Home Missionary day and the school
offering was over $40.
Miss Bertha Fry was successful In
leading the C. Z. society last Sunday
evening. The collection for new books
was over $500.
The Maple Grove school. south OF
the village of Cairo opened On Tues
day, September 6. The fall term
! continued for tWO months and closed