The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-12-20
CORRESPONDENCE

ents over Sunday.
A teachers meeting was held in
the Homework school house Sat
urday afternoon.
The Homework band will give an
oyster supper in the town hall next
Saturday evening, December IT, The
band will also furnish some fine mu.
sic.
Our little hamlet is very busy MAX
ing preparations for large holiday
trade.
Chester Knoll, son of Lawrence
Knoll, Is on the sick list.
The board of education of Knox
township will bold their regular meet
ing next Monday.
The Evangelical church will give
Christmas entertainment Sunday
evening, December 20.
There was a dance in the town
hall Thursday evening.
James Pilmer and wife are slowly
improving.
Our hotel has changed hands again.
A. P. Randolph selling the entire out
ft to A. w. Glass.
Mrs. s. ID. Sanor was an Alliance
caller Thursday.
Jacob Sanor was visiting Alliance
friends last week.
Harry Knowles, of Alliance, was to
Homework on business last Saturday
evenings
Joseph Shaffer sold his fine farm
of 20
There, Is an oil well being drilled
on the ]. M. Thomas farm, and
well will be drilled on the L. q.
Patterson farm soon.
Samuel lost valuable horse last
Tuesday morning.
Mrs. Rachel A. Thomas is on the
sick list
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Schopfor, of
Salem, were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Matti Sunday.
Amos Markle is working for F. S.
Pieren at present.
Born, to B. f. King and wife, a
son, a few days ago.
John Matti has rented farm one
mile south of Louisville.
c. E. Gross and brother have their
house nearly finished.
David Stoffer is going to leave
township and locate in Missouri.
F. S. Pieren and wife were at
New Chambersburg Monday.
]. NJ. Thomas has about recover
ed from his rheumatism.
Malvern, Dec. 15.-Miss Luella
Woods entertained the Bachelor Girls
at her pleasant country home Satur-
day. Miss Minnie Wyman of Oneida
will entertain them at her home next
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James D. Thompson
entertained Misses Elizabeth A. Smith,
Jennie Smith and Bertha Richards at
dinner Sunday.
Prof. w. A. Forsythe has accepted
position at Mt. Union college as teach
er of geography and grade work during
his vacation next summer.
Miss Della Ulman left Saturday for
aiv sit with friends at Wellsville.
The woman who relieved Mesdames
Wilson and Tewel, milliners, of about
SIS worth of feathers, returned them,
accompanied with a note saying it was
done by mistake. 1t seems shoplifting
has become quite prevalent in NAL
vern of late.
Mrs. A. " Wilson assisted by Mrs.
James and Harry Reed entertained the
M. E. Aid society and their friends at
of Go
report very enjoyable time and their
treasury is $3.50 richer.
Miss Ada Starkey of Robertsville
was calling on Malvern friends Mon
day.
Frank Miller, Minerva nvery man
was business caller here Tuesday.
Miss Ada Lewton and Mrs. Will Orin
of Dellroy were Malvern callers Fri
day.
Wilson Shelton, groceryman of New
Harrisburg, was here on business Tues
day.
DIR. T. c.. Vanpelt made a business
trip to Bayard Monday.
T. B. Newton, travelling salesman,
is at home for a few weeks vacation
Miss Jennie Hewitt returned Mon
day from visit with Osnaburg friends
Miss Any Eckart is sojourning with
Akron friends.
John Elmer who spent fourteen
years in Alaska is here visiting his
mother, John speaks very favorable
of the far northwest, and expects to
return in February.
Mrs. Lizzie Marking and daughter
Evalyn and Mary, of Canton, visited at
the home of Will Anseon Saturday.
Miss Jennie Caldwell of Middle Run
was calling in town Monday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Richardson is quite
i'll at present. She is suffering from a
complication Of diseases incident to
old age.
Lehr Neely has gone to Alliance
where he has accepted situation
with a civil engineering party.