The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-08-09
CORRESPONDENCE

Salioj aug. o.-l nOHlaS ~. GOItSnail,
of No. 8 Hooper avenue, Roxbury,
Mass, who has been spending a three
weeks vacation with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. David Gottshall. returned
to his home last Saturday.
Elmer Markley and wife started last
Monday for the worlds fair at St.
Louis.
Daniel Druckenbrods wheat that he
threshed averaged over 2S bushels to
the acre. We haven't heard of any
body getting less than % bushels to the
acre. Last thursdays big rain put
down the oats badly but made bushels
of potatoes.
James Youtz is working at the shop
at Greentown since it has started up.
The Cairo Sunday school will picnic
August 13 in the beautiful grove of
Clark Snyder, just north Of Cairo.
A. r. Eversole and wife attended
church last Sunday at Warner U. B.
church of which Rev. Fritz is pastor.
They dined with Charley Hinton and
wife, who are old friends. Rev. Fritz
has been pastor of that church for Ave
years and years ago was pastor at
Grove U. B. church in Pike township.
HIS is good preacher and is well liked.
Navarro, Aug. 3.--Miss Ella Hug, of
Canton, spent Sunday in town among
friends.
The Eckroate reunion will be held
August 18 at Meyers lake.
Rev. and Mrs. M. T. Scarborough, of
Fredericksburg. passed through town
on Thursday of last week.
Mrs. George Obenour has gone to
Urbana to spend the next two weeks
with her sister and attend the Chau-
tauqua meetings held there.
The Misses Linda Hug and Clarissa
McClintock spent several days last
week at Zoar sketching.
Little Leo Adley son of Tom Adley,
had narrow escape from being killed
last Monday. He accidentally fell under
the wagon and was run over but was
not seriously injured.
Miss Elizabeth Altman, of Sherrods-
vile Is again circulating among friends.
The Altman family reunion will be held
at the home of James Altman east of
town week after next.
Mrs. Hugus, of Virginia, has been
visiting her son William Hugus, the
last week, returning home last Satur-
day, her son attending her home
The new addition of Union Lawn
cemetery is being cleared this week.
The grass and weeds had grown quite
rank but the moving has improved the
appearance great deal.
Minerva, Aug. 5.-Misses Della
sdine and Miss Haines left this morn
ing for Bradys lake to remain over
Sunday
Mrs. u. ID. Roller gave recital at
her home Saturday evening for her
music class Several selections were
rendered by her pupils which proved
her successful teacher. An elegant
luncheon was served and the evening
was most enjoyable one.
Miss Gertrude Downer is visiting rel
atiyes in Rayenna this week.
II. j. Crowl and family were Can
ton visitors this week.
The ladies of the Maccabees gave
Mrs. Daniel Henry a surprise last Sat
urday when they went to her home
with well filed baskets to remind her
of her birthday. The evening was
spent in social way and all returned
to their homes at a late hour wishing
her many such happy birthdays.
Mrs. Clarence Haines spent the past
week in Cleveland.
N. j. Smith is visiting relatives in
Wisconsin.
Mrs. Mary Lentz and Mrs. Emma
Finefrock and daughter, Miss Leila,
we're Canton visitors Thursday.
Tom Knox of Canton Is spending q
few weeks with relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Crawford at