The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-10-25
CORRESPONDENCE


Yale, O., Oct. 24.-The friends of
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Byers are glad to
learn their little daughter is out of dan
gerger.
The ladies aid society met at the
home Of Mrs. l.. Parham Thursday.
ArthurParshall and Keath Bacon at
tended the fair at st. Louis last week.
Will Byers is the happiest man In
this vicinity He has been successful
in obtaining pension with s1,100 back
pay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Monroe have
given possession of their farm which
they sold to Mr.. Arnold. Mr.. Monroe
will go to Alliance, where he will sup
erintend the erection of his house and
barn upon the lot that he bought there.
We are informed that our pastor
has been successful in obtaining the
aid of an evangelist to assist him in
his meetings which will begin here
about the first of November.
Mrs. Rhoda Crate visited her sister,
Mrs. John Shively one day last week.
Potato digging is about over. George
Shelliday had the best crop of any one
in this neighborhood and according to
an understanding of several of his
friends he is to give a banquet.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dodge, of Twinsburg,
who have been visiting friends in this
vicinity have returned to their home.
home.
Myers, O., Oct. 24-Miss Lizzie Crowl
visited with her aunt, Mrs. Arthur
Crowl, last week.
Mrs. Daniel Hayman and little son
passed Thursday with her parents.
Mrs. Hector Clapper visited several
days last week with her parents.
Miss Edith Finefrock and Miss Ethel
Haines were guests at Robert Shear
ers near Robcrtsville Thursday
Mrs. John Mong and Mrs. H. L. My
ers were Minerva callers Thursday.
X. Dourm transacted business at
Deerfeld Friday.
Mrs. Rachel Keith will have a public
sale October 20.
The Farmers and Merchants Tele-
phone Co., are putting on two more
wires and extending the line to Rob-
ertsvile.
New Chambersburg O., Oct. 24.-Mr.
and Mrs. Peter Klein have gone to st.
Louis to spend a few days with their
son Fred Charles Rogers and family
of New Garden, are keeping house
for them until they return.
Jacob Reed is talking of moving to
Homework.
The infant child of S. B. Bowman
and wife is slowly improving from
serious illness.
The remains of Daniel Stump were
laid to rest in Moultrie cemetery last
week.
H. E. Pieren and wife. of Canton,
are visiting friends in this vicinity.
E. G. Weaver has given up farming
and entered the school room at Chest
nut Knob.
Mrs. Emma Pieren is slowly i'm
proving.
Jeff Milbourne is on the sick list.
Joseph Martin was in town on busi-
ness Thursday
John Bowers and wife were shop
ping in Alliance last week.
Mrs. Ed King is on the sick list.
Wess Roose has returned home
from st. Louis.
Virginia Corners, Oct. 22.--Mrs
Lavina Ssigle has sold her farm to
Mr. Waitman Of North Benton who ii
already moving his goods. Mrs. Seigle
has purchased the Harry Goodman
residence at Atwater Station.
Mrs. Joe Poland is getting along
nicely but still unable to sit up ex-
cept to take a small amount OF nour-
ishment. Miss Lee now has charge OF
the houswork.
Mrs. Bert Stewart is able TO sit UT
short time .acn day.
Harry Stewart is sick and unable
to attend school. Miss Helen is bet
ter.
Miss Pearl Bingham and Miss Mabe
Kump who attended the high schoo
at Atwater, have rented few rooms
there and gone to housekeeping.
Ethel Stockberger has been on the
sick list but is better.
Christ Spiers is raising mis- house .uI
two feet and will then put in a new
. furnace.
Mrs. Albert White of Randolph ha.
been here several days caring for hel
daughter, Mrs. Bert Stewart.
Miss Bertha spieTs arrived hons
last Sunday from San Pedro. Cal, af
ter being on the road nearly two
weeks. She had to spend several day
in a New Mexico town on account o
the damage to the road by the sever'
storms Her mother, Mrs. Mar.
Spiers is slowly recovering but no
yet able to sit up. Miss Bertha viii
return 10 California in two weeks an,