The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-11-22
CORRESPONDENCE

Mr. and Mrs. Humbert Loomis.
Clyde Craig will go tomorrow to
Akron to visit his aunt, Mrs. Anna
Bradshaw, and cousins, Mrs. and Mrs.
Cheny, and will spend n few days in
Grafton, the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Bradshaw. His sister, Mrs.
Bertha Bassett, of Randolph, will ac-
company him.
Miss Pearl Biery has been spending
few days in Alliance.
Mr.. Cathon. Of Alliance, has been
visiting his son Bert
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Strong are
Ada Burkey. A hope, but a slight one,
is now entertained that she will re-
cover. ..t
Charles Porter and family have
returned from Michigan Mrs. Porter
is improved in health. They made the
"trip overland.
Mrs. Charles Craig and daughter,
Miss Ethel are spending few days
in Rootstown and Edinburg. the guests
of Joe Wertenberger and family and
of Miss Jane Craig.
William Beverage is soon going to
sink shaft for the purpose Of min
ing coal. A large area Of this section
is underlaid with No. coal, the vein
that Mr.. Beverage intends to work.
Charles Blery was in Ravenna Mon
day and in Canton Saturday.
Bloomfield Cowan was at Ed. Pax
sons Friday and Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellard Meredith and
daughter Leta spent Wednesday with
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bean.
Little Alan Benjamin, of Alliance,
is staying with his grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. Cyrus Benjamin, while his
mother is recovering from protracted
illness. Mrs. Benjamin's many friends
in this place will be glad to hear of
her recovery.
John Bean, Chauncey Craig and son,
Erwin and John Bradley attended a
: sale at Industry today.
Miss Emma Smith has returned from
visit at Salem and Alliance.
Madam Rumor says that a wedding
occurred at Rayenna Tuesday, Nov.
Sth, whereat one Of the fair maidens
of this place changed her name.
Hunters report quail as being very
scarce.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bean we're ALI
ance visitors Tuesday.
Freddie Porter's pony cart and the
! buggy of Erwin and Clyde Craig col
lided Saturday evening. Freddie was
thrown over the dash board alight-
ing on the pony's back, but was not
hurt. The harness and cart were con-
siderably damaged.
Fred Mix,of Atwater Station. spent
e Wednesday night at Frank Kime's.
1 Mrs. Eliza Cogan, Of Ravenna, was
recent visitor in this vicinity
Preaching was held Sunday at Trim
ity. The pastor, Rev Williams, will
hold a series of evening services in a
few weeks.
Y Mrs. Joe Poland is slowly recover
p ing. ..----.
Miss Carrie Hinman is on the sick
list.
John Kennedy lost a good shepherd
dog a few days ago He was hit by
| car lHt y. N :. ~. ~.
Paul Chapman, Of Edinburg, is hunt
S ing for farm in this neighborhood
!. Bert Stewart was in Rootstown
, Friday attending the funeral Of a cou-
sin.
Mrs. Bert Stewart is still in Ran
r dolph. Her children, Miss Nellie and
I Harry are now with her. Last Friday
k while at play Harry had the misfor-
. tune to so badly smash his thumb that
the services of physician was neces-
sary to attend to it.
Mrs. Charles Spiers was a North
Benton caller today.
! Will Lynn is hauling logs to his
= sawmill from Deerfeld.
Robert Webber was elected assessor
by a lage majority of Republican
I votes, Mr.. Webber has held this Office
( for several years and annually re-
A ceives a great many votes from the
Democratic side of the house.
Adam Conrad, who was running foI
e Justice of the Peace on the Demo
S cratic ticket did not attend the elec-
ton.
Cairo, Nov. 17.--Our store keeper
George Master, has wonderfully i'm
n proved the looks of his buildings by
I giving them a coat Of paint His
s brother-in-law, Martin Schlarb. OF
a Kent, did the painting.
Elder Filhour, our blacksmith
. pounds iron In the day and at night hi
: uses the gospel hammer and pounds
= sinners.
a The hunting season opened witt
nearly every lover of game In the
= field. Quail is scarce and bunny" MOI
plenty either. Ferrets cleaned then
g out last winter.
s Alfred Davis and wife of Magnolia
. are spending few days with Mrs
Davis's sister, Mrs. Maggie NJ Ever
. lsole Mr. Davis is the head burner In