The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-12-23
CORRESPONDENCE.


henour, of Canton, visited her son
George few days last week.
Mrs. John Cocltlin Of 1888 Navarro
street, Canton, was the guest of her
daughter, Mrs. Frye Freed on Thurs
day and Friday.
Mrs. William Fry, of New Berlin, is
staying at B. E. Wise's at present.
Miss Ola Corl of Navarro was the
guest of her brother, Mr.. and Mrs. II.
70. Corl on Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Charles Ebie and children of
Hartville visited her sister, Mrs. DR.. H.
e. Corl on Sunday.
Miss Loretta Wise arrived home
from Ashland on Friday for a two
weeks vacation with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. p. G. Wise.
Emerson Hensel, with his family,
moved to Massillon last week.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Sullivan, a
son. last week
William Winner and daughter, Phoe-
be, arrived home Saturday evening
from North Baltimore where they
visited his parents few weeks. They
left there at o'clock in the morning
and his father accompanied them to
the station apparently in good health.
On their carnival home at $3.50 in the
evening a telegram had already ar
rived telling of the death of Mr.. VIM
er's father, who died about noon on
Saturday. On Sunday Mr.. Weimer left
for North Baltimore. to attend the fu-
neral which takes place today.
Ed. l.. Correll butchered the heav-
lest pig here. He had one that dressed
sc pounds.
There will be preaching here on Sat
dcdav eV Vening and Sunday morning
and evening.
Andrew Bair left on Monday morn
ing for Wayne county to visit his
brother few weeks.
Mrs. Thomas Drukenbrod arrived
home last night after visiting and as
sisting Al Drukenbrod near Myers
vile station, who moved there last
week.
Our people are rejoicing to know
that DR.. II. E. Corl is nearly we'll
again and will soon be able to go out.
He is doing Office work now to a con-
siderable extent.
Joseph Brown shipped car of very
nice sheep to Cleveland last night, 1t
being the 18th car he has shipped since
the 10Th of September He says this
VIII close the work for this season.
The Sunday school held an election
OF officers on Sunday for next year
with the following result: Superin-
tendent, w. H. Wise; assistant. H.
Gibson; secretary, Miss Sadie Phillips:
treasurer, Mrs. Ella Roush; chorister,
MRS e. 5. Correll; organist, Myrtle
Lesh; librari Wilber Correll:
Homework, Dee. - Mrs. n
Sanor and nephews --oy and Elmer
Thomas were Alliance callers Satur,
day.
The oyster supper in the town hall
Saturday evening was largely attended.
The band also furnished some good
music.
F. S. Pieren and Isaac Berkowitz
have each purchased a fine new sleigh.
Miss Pearl Scott was an Alliance
caller Saturday.
Mrs. Samuel Manguo of North
Georgetown, called on Homework rel
atives Thursday and Friday.
Mrs. Rachel A. Thomas is reported
some better.
A l.. Johnson had his leg crushed
While moving a drilling machine Sat,
urday afternoon.
Miss Edna Baylor returned home
from Marshallville, O., one day last
week.
A. L. Johnson sold one of his drill
ing machines TO his brother.
There was a debate at Indian
Town" school house Friday evening.
There was spelling at oak Ridge"
school house Friday evening.
Daniel Whiteleather is on the sick
list.
Grandmother Unger is getting bet.
ter slowly.
A. L. Johnson purchased a horse
last week.
There will be a Christmas entertain.
ment in the Presbyterian church De.
cember "a.
A. L. Johnson will drill an oil well
on the l.. E. Patterson farm.
A. j. Boss is improving his residence.
Harvey Sanor was in Homework on
business one day last week.
Lewis Shively and wife of Moultrie
were visiting friends in this vicinity
Sunday.
There are two BARRIERS in town now
G. w, Glass takes possession of the
hotel Tuesday.
Virgil Thomas is on the sick list.
The board of education met today.
j. II. Stier has sold several new
sleighs this season.
Miss Pearl Unger was at home over
Sunday.
Loduska j. Stark is teaching the
Sunny Hill school.
Emory Wallace is on the sick list
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