The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-10-14
CORRESPONDENCE

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Barryville, o., Oct. 11.-Corn har-
vesting and potato digging Is the line
up for the present
A coon hunting craze has struck
Barryville with full force.
George Lamielle and wife were at
Louisville Sunday.
Mrs. Raymond King is visiting at
Louisville.
Mr.. Romey is weatherboarding his
house.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Duplain, Mr..
and Mrs. Louis Moulin and families
visited at Fred Cachat's, of Louis
vile, Sunday
George Blanc is somewhat better.
Benton Houser and family are en-
tertaining company from Indiana this
week.
Eli Frazer has put new roof on
his house.
Mr. Sheats is the possessor of a
fine new phonograph.
North Industry, Oct. 12.-The Won,
ems Foreign Missionary society gave
a fine entertainment Sunday evening
They were assisted by Mrs. Dr.
Holmes, Miss Margaret Cassidy, and
Mrs. Mckenzie of Canton.
There are quite a number OF Hoo,
siers travelling over the hills and val
leys visiting friends and relatives at
present. We are pleased to meet
them and bid them welcome.
John Hackman has moved from
Sparta into the Thomas Beans prop.
erty.
Weston Howenstine and family of
North Industry visited with ]. Erase
Sunday.
The Pike township Sunday school
convention will be held at Melsheimer
church Saturday afternoon and even.
ing, October 22nd.
Navarro, Oct. 1.-THE remains of
the five-months-old child of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ulrich, who live on Market street,
were Inferred in St. Clements ceme-
terry last Thursday afternoon.
Rev. Father Alien, pastor of st.
Clements church has been granted two
months leave Of absence to recruit his
health. He has gone to New York
state. His parishioners hope he will
return much improved in health. The
West Brookfeld priest will fill Rev.
Aliens place during his absence.
The trustees of Union Lawn ccme-
terry have now placed all the markers
for the lots and thinned out many of
the evergreen trees, improving the
cemetery.
Robert Scheidecker has purchased
the Penman property on Center street
formerly owned by DR.. A. H. Cans for
$2,7OO.
Plus Meters is building a new two
story house on the Wooster road.
Mr.. and Mrs. Loey Suits, of Hunt
ington, Ind, and Jacob T. Overholt of
Chicago, Ill, are circulating among old
friends.
Mrs. Charles X. Smith, while going
down the stairway with a lighted lamp
last Saturday, fell down from the top
step to the bottom, breaking her left
arm. DR.. A. H. Cans was called and
the fracture.
Minerva, O., Oct. 1T r. William,
OF Beaver, Pa, has been employed as
foreman of the News-Kodak.
Miss Louisa Kurtz is visiting friends
in Canton.
Mrs. Inkel, of Indiana, is spending
the week with her sister, Mrs. Rebecca
Bowden, on Market street.
c. B. Duff, of Lima, is visiting his
sister, Mrs. J. M. Stewart.
Clarence Haines and wife are moving
into the Sala property on Plain street.
Mesdames Ella Neyle, Allie Wink
and Misses Grace and Carrie Hart and
Halle Stanley left today for st. Louis.
Mrs. Shannon, of Ravenna, was a
guest OF her sister, Lydia Downer, for
a few days.
Mrs. Robert Beckley and daughter,
Mrs. Williams, and Mrs. Wise were
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Wither-
spoon last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hummel, OF Alliance,
visited Mrs. Mary Mong last week.
Miss Jettie Fishel spent Tuesday in
Alliance If 1r
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Shoemaker have re-
turned after two months visit in
California and Colorado.
Mrs. c. Il. Boerner was called to
Mt. Clemens, Mich, Sunday, by the
serious illness of her husband, who has
been there for the past two weeks.