The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-12-27
CORRESPONDENCE.

New Berlin, Dec. 23-The Silver
Leaf Card club was entertained on
Monday evening at the home of Miss
Nellie Coleman. Miss Esther Winger
won first prize, Miss Emma Willaman
second prize and Mrs. Hattie the con-
ISOLATION.
Richard Miller and son Elmer left
for Columbus on Thursday evening, to
spend Christmas with their son and
brother, Warren.
Joe Fitzenberger left for Cincinnati
on Thursday evening to spend Christ
mas with his family. They will take
up their residence here in the begin
ming of the new year.
The members of the Reformed Sun
day school and church surprised the
pastor Rev. II. ]. Rohrbaugh., on
Thursday evening at the church, It
being the regular night for choir re-
hearsal the pastor was beguiled to the
church by two young ladies. members
of the choir, under the pretense Of
transacting business. A we'll filed
church greeted his eye. Upon entering
the door, the people assembled sang,
"Blest BE the Tie." a short scripture
lesson was read, followed with prayer,
after which a large handsome tufted
rug of oriental design made by eight
ladies of the church was presented to
the pastor The presentation speech
was in the form of an original poem.
After the speech of acceptance, he was
confronted by the superintendent of
the Sunday school, Will Christman,
who presented him with a gold watch.
He also received a fine comfort, a
stand throw and night shirts, also gifts
of the ladies. A fine lunch consisting
of chicken, sandwiches, doughnuts,
pickles and coffee was then served,
after which a social time was had.
Miss Clara Herdinger returned on
Thursday night, from six months
visit in ST. Louis.
The New Berlin band gave a concert
in the hall on Thursday night. A fine
program was rendered.
Robcrtsville, Dec. 23.-Miss Daisy
Robart has returned home from Can
ton.
The boys of Talpahock had their
husking bee supper at j. Foltzer's last
Wednesday evening. 1t is reported
that some of the boys had to change
horses on the way on account of the
big trip they had to make.
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day.
Helen Anthony visited at Samuel
Starieys Sunday.
William oakes visited his parents
last Tuesday.
The remains of Mrs. George Weiss
were buried at this place last Mon
day.
Christmas services will be held at
this place on Saturday evening, De-
cember "a. The caltata entitled "The
Wise Men of the East will be render
ed. 'si -Uyi ssV 5
Mrs. Irwin Waltz visited at William
Shearer's Wednesday. s.""
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ers and son, Floyd, were shopping in
Minerva Tuesday.
Curtis Haines transacted business
in Minerva Tuesday.
Willard Baughman was in Minerva
one day this week.
Ralph Crcwl was in Paris on bust.
ness.
William Baughman and wife visited
Wednesday with his parents at this
place
Michael MOTIF of Paris, was trans
acting business with John Myers of
this place Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mills were visiting
their daughter, Mrs. George Ackelson,
recently.
The mail carriers that pass through
this place from Paris and Minerva
had considerable trouble to make the
through trip owing to the condition
of the drifted roads, ?"
Lawrence Walters and daughter
spent Wednesday in Alliance.
Daniel Hayman intends building an
addition to his barn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Haines were
shopping in Minerva Thursday.
Miss Lizzie Turner returned home
after spending several days with Mrs.
William Unkefer of Minerva.
Steven Francis of Canton was
through this place selling sewing ma
chimes this week.
James Miller and wife were in Min
erva Thursday.
G. G. Hursh our fur dealer was
around buying fur several days this
week. ~ ~
Amos Hayman was in Minerva
Thursday.
Miss Rachel Keith and daughter
Carrie were shopping in Minerva on
Thursday.
Jesse Bates and William Lower
were callers at Minerva Wednesday.
willard Baughman and son, Arthur,
were hauling hay to Minerva several
days this week. b