The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-09-23
CORRESPONDENCE

l 0tDl, El.--r are NSIy
slow about sowing wheat. They are
waiting for rain.
There is much sickness in this vi.
cinity. Among those on the sick list
are Homer Putnam and Mr.. Albright
Rider McFarren's boy is recoving
slowly from his illness.
Mrs. Button of akron is visiting
friends here.
Dr. Lowe attended the U. B. con.
ference last week as delegate for
Justus.
Tina McFarren visited her parents
here Sunday.
Lola Penman of Navarro has been
visiting her friends near here.
DR.. Farren was in this neighbor-
hood last week.
Paris, Sept. 21.-Weather continues
very pleasant; most all of the wheat
is sown and corn ripening slowly,
some being already cut
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Guitard and
family, of Louisville, and Mrs. Math-
ews, were the guests of Walter Sc
fert, Sunday.
B. M. Stiers is re1nodeling his resi-
dence which was partly destroyed by
fire early last winter.
G. l.. Anthony and family spent Sun
day with friends at Louisville.
A. ]. Bair and Madison Farmer at
tended the funeral of DR.. Peter III.
Barr at Canton Saturday.
II. r. Snyder has left for the east
where he will enter his senior year at
Harvard.
Misses Edith Altman and Amanda
Bush were Alliance visitors for a few
days last week.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. ]. l.. Powell
a daughter, September ID.
Mrs. Coen has returned to her home
In Pittsburg after spending several
weeks with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Lewis Conrad. She was accompanied
by her niece, Miss Ester Booth, former
ly OF Canton, who will make her home
with her and attend college the coming
year.
Minerva, O., Sept. 19.--Miss Charlotte
Need left Saturday for visit with rel
atives in Alliance.
Mrs Ella Neyle was transacting bus
iness in Canton Saturday.
Mrs. Clara Whitacre of Canton. is n
guest of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Sbeine.
Mrs. DR.. Harsh, of Magnolia, is
spending a few days with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Carr.
A. Clemens was Carrollton visitor
over Sunday.
Mrs. Sarah Hemphill died at her
home on Wine street Saturday eve
ming after months OF suffering from
that dread disease consumption Fun
eral Monday at 10 a. m. from the resi-
deDee.
Bert Whitacre of Canton, is visiting
his parents, Mr.. anu Mrs. George
Whitacre.
Miss Lizzie CasselmaH left Sunday
for few weeks visit with friends In
Canton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hardgrove and grand
daughter OF Augusta, were guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs Simpson Sunday.
Miss Mary Need spent Saturday In
Alliance.
Mesdames Mary Lentz and Emma
F1nefrock were called to Waynesburg
Saturday by the death of a friend.
Marshall H0opes Jr. has returned to
his home in Oberlin after spenoing the
summer here with relatives.
Mrs. Isaac Crowl and daughter are
spending a few weeks in Cleveland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Carr have return
ed to their home on Walnut street ar
ter spending the summer near Bucyrus.
Miss Almeda Boring visited friends
in Caroliton over Sunday
Mrs. Mary Myers visited with rela-
tives in Carrollton over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Stockman,
and daughter, Mildred, attended the
dedication of the Disciple church at Sc
bring Sunday.
A teacher in music and drawing has
been employed for our public school
here.
The home of Iar. and Mrs Otig Staub
one and one nalf miles south of town
was the scene OF neat surprise Sun
day. The occasion being in honor Of
Mr.. Staub's birthday. An elegant din
ner was served. -OSe present we're
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Chambers and son
William, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Morri-
son, Mr.. and -..rs. McCameron, Mr..
and Mrs. Victor Staub of Canton, Mr..
and Mrs. Joe Xrepe, Of Sebring, Mr..
and Mrs. Marion Clinton and son Hal,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Downer and
daughters Gertrude and Grace. Mr.. and
Mrs. George Hollender and children
and VIII Staub Of this place. A beau
tiful chair was presented to Mr..
Staub by the relatives.
Minerva, o., Sept. 21.--Miss Grace
Summeryille returned Monday altar n