The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-05-03
CORRESPONDENCE

church. The remains were brought
here Friday from Toledo, o., where
Mr. and Mrs. Wagner have been living
with their son, A. b. Wagner.
s. E. Kurtz and wife of Massillon, O.,
were in town Sunday attending the
| funeral
Miss Mary Shumaker, an old resident
of this place, died Monday evening.
Rev. William Elliot, a former pastor
Of the Presbyterian church of this
place, but now on the retired list, after
short visit with his son, Samuel of
Pittsburg, Pa, returned to his home
here Saturday and on Monday evening
started for California to visit his
daughter Mrs J. w. Houk taking ad-
vantage of the low railroad fare ex-
tended to delegates to the Methodist
general conference to be held at Los
Angeles during May.
John Hammer is erecting new
dwelling house on his farm at the cast
edge Of town. The frame work was set
W on Monday
Jacob Reichter has broken ground
ard commenced work on the founda-
tion for new dwelling at the east end.
A number of other new dwellings will
be erected this summer in town.
Assessors Philip Danner of precinct
A and William Evans, of precinct 3
are canvassing the citizens to learn
;he eAtent of their possessions. They
will he followed anon by the TAX
collectors.
Postmaster w. F. Moulton made a
business trip to Akron on Wednesday.
Mrs. Joseph "a, cost, of Ashtabula,
formerly of this place, is visiting old
fr!rrds aud former neighbors of Full
ton.
Mr.. 1ownsen, superintendent of ;he
FT!ton waterworhs O. mpany, is ~
;awn lC, king after TIC interests Uf rs
c"Inra.y. The Canal street main is
being extended to the south corpora
ton line.
The reform classes to which the
church Of this place belongs, will
Iaoet here during next week A large
attendance of ministers is expected and
an interesting session is expected.
N'~" -2plil wi
Mrytle Fisher, of Malvern, is spend.
ing few days with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. j. w. Martin.
J. l.. Unkefer will contract for plas-
tering in this community the coming
season.
Alva Davis, Of near Osnaburg, for
merly from this place, visited relatives
and friends here last week.
j. W. Martin and son Sherman,
mado a business trip to Canton last
Monday.
Johnson Hawkins colts broke out
last Sunday, giving Johnson quite a
Sunday job going in quest Of them.
One Of Scott Stincncomb's best
horses met with a serious accident
last week by having O. pointed board
in a stall run into her body. With
proper attention the mare is recover
ing.
Frank Unkefer is having the post
Office building painted upon the inter-
ior.
Word has just been received from
o. c. Bates, Albuquerque, Mex, stat
ing that he and the family arrived
safely and are doing well.
Limaville, o., April 28.--The Demo-
cratic primary will be held Saturday
lin the town hall. All Democrats are
requested to turn out. One central
committeeman and eight delegates
are to be voted for.
Rev. Edgar Williams, of Glenmont,
O.. preached an interesting sermon at
Trinity Reformed church east of
town, Sunday.
c. Armer, of Salem, O., was in town
on business Tuesday.
]. E. Albright, who has been in
New York on business returned home
Wednesday.
o. P. sebrell is reported on the sick
list.
8. c. Arnold, the rural mail carrier
is reported to have handled over o.
900 pieces of mail matter on this
route.
Clarke Hamlin and family have
moved into the Mrs. Louisa Oliver
home.
Rev. B. L. White, pastor of tho M.
e. church, has resigned and will go
to Akron.
Squire J. P. Zaiser who has been
on the sick list the past few days, is
convalescent
Miss Ada Rice who has been seri-
ously i'll is improving.
Amos Cobb visited relatives in
Cleveland over Sunday. sI
George Earl, Of North Dakota is
the guest of his sister, Mrs. II. ".
Britton.
Ora Knight, Of Cleveland, was in
town on business Wednesday.
Miss Celia Kuntz, who had gone to
Rayenna to attend the Patterson ex-
animation, was stricken with measles.
She WAS able To return homo Monday