The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-11-15
CORRESPONDENCE


Canal Fulton, o., Nov. 11.-Mr. and
Mrs. Ed Ecrood of Akron, o.. visited
his mother here recently, having just
returned from a visit to st. Louis.
Mrs. L. M. Goaler has returned from
a weeks visit with friends in Cleve-
land.
Mrs. d. A. Patton and his sister, and
Mrs. Carl Myers returned Sunday from
st. Louis. where they spent a week vis-
iting the big fair this being the second
visit for MIR. Patton.
The first number in the course Of the
Citizens Lecture course was held on
Friday evening and was pronounced
excellent, 1t being the Halloween Mu-
steal Co., consisting of five artists. A
large audience greeted them and show
ed their appreciation by numerous en-
cores.
The election on Tuesday resulted in
placing in Office the entire Republi-
can local ticket, including town and
township and school board candidates
by increased majorities. Nearly one
hundred women deposited their ballots
for school directors.
Burglars entered the jawelry store
of J. s. Gardner on Cherry street last
night by boring a hole through the
door near the edge and inserting a log
screw and by turning the same forced
OF the catch. They thea started to
operate on the safe and had drilled
about one-fourtb of an inch into the
side, when for some unknown reason
they discontinued that operation.
However, they did not leave empty
handed. Mr.. Gardner, when he caIae
to open the store this morning, discov-
cred the above facts and found missing
about s25 worth of silyerware. Two
suspicious looking strangers were seen
in town last evening but the city mar
shal failed to keep tab Of their move
ments. 1t is supposed thdy were the
guilty ones. No clue has been had
of them since.
Barryyille, O., Nov. 1t.-George
Blanc ia again able to be about.
Adam Schillig is improving rapidly
under the care of DR.. Walker, Of Lou
isville.
Our teachers. S. B. Courie and Miss
Johanna Heilman, are both boarding at
Peter Lamielles.
Maurice Duprez was at Louisville
Thursday.
Joe John was hit in the eye with the
lash OF a whip last week and will prob
ably lose the sight OF the eye.
Tom Sheatz mad a new well drilled
on his premises this week
Amos Schumacher was hauling lum-
Der from Louisville Thursday.
Charles Romey is putting new
weatherboards on his house.
A gang of gypsies passed through
here last week. They are supposed to
be the same that held up and robbed
man near Alliance
Miss May Seigenthaler, who had
been working at Fred Yoders, is TAX
ing a business course at Canton.
Benton Bloomfield is having a ce-
ment sidewalk placed around his
house.
Tom Sheath has rented Ulysses Oys-
ter's property.
Victor Monter is working at the car
penter trade with F. Jacquet, OF Lou
isville.
#. S. Brown is our new assessor.
Nicholas Haidet has placed a new ce-
ment walk in front OF his residence.
Mrs. Frank Dupiain and Mrs. Alonzo
Pott were Louisville callers Tuesday.
Myers, O., Nov. 12.-Mrs. Hubbard
Crowl has returned home after visiting
her son Arthur, of New Franklin.
Jones Clapper and wife of Roberts
vile, visited Thursday with Hector
Clapper
Miss Lizzie Crowl visited several
days with her grandparents.
Mrs. Alma Myers spent Wednesday
with her father, near Freeburg.
Edgar Harsh has returned home af-
ter working all summer for Dwight
Farmer near Louisville.
Born, TO Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Bates,
November 10. a son.
Theo Wartman shipped a car load of
stock Saturday.