The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-12-23
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Randolph, o.,,Dee. 1a.AsArthfr Roet7
eel had one OF his eyes badly cut last
week while shaking horse blanket
lie wears glasses, and the buckle on
the blanket broket the glasses and
cut the eye. On the advice OF DR.. ].
J. Ortan he was taken, to Dr. King,
at Alliance for treatment.
Mr. and Mrs. John Adslman were
at Ravenna Saturday
Emery Sears stated that he wished
that Mrs. Chadwick would have visited
the promoters of our much talked
about street car line and induced them
to push 1t along.
Mrs. ID. d. LAWS, who has been quite
ill, suffering from erysipelas. is fast
regaining her usual health. Mrs. Davis
was under the care of Miss Margaret
Winkelfuss, nurse connected with
one of the city hospitals at Youngs-
town, and left Saturday for that place.
On account of the failure OF the corn
crop several car loads of corn have
been shipped to Atwater. Langan q
Long unloaded car of ear corn last
week.
Randolph has the honor of being
dry town. Who ever examines the
cisterns of our town will not doubt
the statement
Tho pensions arrived last week and
the old soldiers were all wearing their
quarterly smile.
A. l.. Kreinburg has had the upper
floor of the postof1ice remodeled and
at which place all the clerks business
will be handled.
Christmas exercises will be given
by the pupils of the primary and gram
mar departments Of the high school
Friday, December 23. A Christmas
tree loaded with gifts will be given the
children.
J. M. Treaster is busy cutting wood.
Good wood cut and delivered is now
selling for $150a cord.
Clifford Willard spent Saturday at
Ravenna.
The pleasant winter weather makes
IL an ideal time for The Maccabees'
oyster supper which will be given at
the hall Friday evening.
The bazaar given by the Ladies' Aid
society of the Disciple church at the
town hall Wednesday was well at
tended and many of the pretty articles
there found ready sale.
Mrs. Josephine White spent the past
week at New Baltimore, guest at the
home of DR.. o. N. Falor.
A full house greeted the lady en-
tertainers of Akron who gave a concert
at the town hall Friday evening.
Emmett Unger expects to build
wagon shed on his North street prop
erty the coming spring.
Edward McRice made business trip
to Ravenna Mr.. McRice states that
any one who doubts that we are having
winter Weather should drive from Ra-
VIENNA to Randolph in an open wagon.
Simon Unger who left some time ago
TO visit the st. Louis exposition and
from there went to visit relatives in
Illinois returned home Thursday even
| ing.
| On the evening of the concert last
week two young ladies of our village
were walking up the North street side
walk when near the town hall two
young men came running down the
sidewalk and ran into the young ladies
with the result that one of them was
thrown into a snow drift losing her
hatpin, glasses and kerchief. After
long search the articles were at last
found. The young lady stated Satur'
day that she did not think that the
young men of our village were very
polite as none of them offered to assist
her from the snow drift or help search
FOR her glasses or hat pin.
Rev. w. ]. Lindersmith delivered a
very interesting lecture regarding the
life of the Western Indian Thursday
evening. Father Lindersmith Is a
i, chaplain in the United States army,
Miss Blanche Dellenbarger OF Ra
VIENNA spent part of Saturday and
Sunday in town.