The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-10-28
CORRESPONDENCE

The Democratic nominations are
through with, and the respective can.
| didates passed through the trying or
deal triumphantly.
Frederick Sponseller's sale last Sat
urday was poorly attended. The goods
| went at a sacrifice.
Rev. Mccormack of Mt. Union col.
lege preached fine sermon in the
| Al. e. church last Sunday.
The Vandergrift. Bonneville wed.
| ding services were performed last
Thursday by Rev. Hedges.
Deuber unkefer has contracted to
husk Lewis Hartzells corn.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. Lloyd of Canton,
| are at present sojourning with Mrs.
Lloyds parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. w.
Martin.
Harvey Sponseller will move on to
his farm near Freeburg in the spring
Mrs. Henry Smiths sale last Thurs
day was well attended and goods went
| high.
The Miller boys are rushing their
| cider press on Tuesdays and Fridays.
They have all the business they can
| attend to.
Although there has been no per
eeptible improvement in the condition
of Mrs. o. C. Bates, she is getting
no worse.
Albert g. Hawkins will be one Of
the candidates for member Of the
Washington township school board at
the coming election.
Squire David Bates is once more
candidate for justice of the peace.
Mrs. Elizabeth Holwick is once
| more upon her feet after her serious
illness.
Mrs. Sarah Kline of Bourbon, Ind,
has been visiting her friends and rel
atives in this community the past
| week.
Frank Hayman's little girl is sorely
afflicted with case of measles.
o. C. Bates is erecting an additional
chicken house. He expects to pay
his entire attention to fowls.
Mr.. ]. Il. Unkefer and grandchild,
Fay, have returned from an extended
visit with relatives in Logansport
Ind
Hiram Essick and wife have return,
cd from an extended visit in the west
including the worlds fair
Clarke Blanchard and Glen Haw.
ktns are busy baling hay through the
country.
Aunt Kitty Miller returned to her
NJ TnA oFt
weeks visit at this place.
Mrs. Elmer Tope returned home
from Pittsburg on Monday where she
had been visiting friends.
J. W. Martin and son, Sherman
made business trip to Canton last
| week. --ts' .."" H.'."''i. w.
J. L. Unkefer has commenced the
building of his new kitchen.
Roy Boyer has secured position as
| Moultrfe, Oct. S.-Lee Blanchard
and lady friend visited Misses Mary
and Miriam Cassidsy Sunday.
Mrs Mary Stewart and son Donald,
Of East Palestine, who have been visit
ing at A. NJ. Baird's. went to Cleveland
Tuesday to visit friends. ~
\ Mrs. Linnie F'ulmer, of Canton. Mrs.
Sue Smith and daughter Mary. OF this
place. were visiting at A. HI. Baird's
| Sunday.
Grandma Cassiday is visiting in
this vicinity. g
| Mrs. Mary Stewart was visiting VII
ham J.. Bates Monday.
The telephone men are putting some
more wires up.
| Mrs. G. A. Edwards and Mrs. Eliza
beth Miller was shopping in Minerva
Tuesday.
| Mr.. and Mrs Frank Eckley and son
Kenneth went to Carrollton Tuesday
evening to visit Mr.. Eckley's parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hammond at
tended the funeral OF Mr.. Hammond's
sister-in-law. Mrs. Austin Freed. Of
Minerva, Tuesday.
Jacob Essick returned home from the
worlds fair Monday evening
The bridge gang has moved to the
next bridge north.
Mrs. Lewis Bates was visiting Mrs.
Jacob Geiselman Tuesday.
School is progressing finely.
Lewis Shively was shopping in ALI
ance Tuesday.
Mrs. Rachel RoOse and son Wess,
we're Waiting at Samuel Haas's Tues
day. '4
John Walters is visiting his son
Lester Walters. Of this place.
Jacob Reed is doing some papering
for Mrs. J. O. Edwards.
Homer Geiselman was calling in Al
lance Tuesday.
Herbert Brady Is working for Harry
Hammond.
Miss Gussie Edwards has returned TO
her school at Minerva
Canal Fulton Oct. 26.-An inter.
esting horse race took place Saturday