The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-09-09
CORRESPONDENCE

New Franklin, Sept. Henry
Smith, an aged and respected citizen
residing two miles east of this place
died last Thursday morning from the
effects of dropsy and heart failure
His remains were inferred in the
Chapel cemetery last Sunday morn
ing.
Jasper Shaw and Mrs. Lewis Black
are preparing to move to Homework
next week.
Many from this place attended the
Sandy township picnic last Saturday.
Wade Rice has rented the Scott
Stinchcomb property, and expects to
remove there shortly.
John Stinchcomb Is employed by AL
bert Swallen at present.
Guy Perdue has been appointed
township secretary of the o. T. r. G.
Since Minerva has gone wet, we
learn there is to be an attempt made in
the township.
| Again there is rumor that the mail
routes are to be changed. Nevertheless
our postoffice still remains.
The township trustees met and
transacted important business on the
eth.
Ellsworth Myers will build a new
barn for James Miller next spring.
Frank Unkefer has been secured as
an employe at the Minerva fair.
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News. 1t gets to New Franklin the
same day 1t is published.
John Liniagrover, of Shantown, Han
cock county, O., was visiting the home
of his youth here last week. Mr..
Liniagrover has not been in this COM
munity for period of SO years. and
it was quite treat for him to enjoy
the association of old acquaintances.
William Kingsbury and family have
arranged to move to Cleveland, where
Mr.. Kingsbury expects to engage in
business
Battlesburg, Sent. THE Asbury
picnic was well attended Saturday.
The receipts from the stand were $26.
Messrs. William Earl and Harrison
ed friends over Sunday.
While returning home from the pic
mic Saturday evening the horse driven
by Mrs. George Little and Miss Cath
arine VOgesangs horse suddenly start
ed throwing Mrs. Little out, the buggy
passing over her and inhicting severe
injuries. Miss Vogeleang sustained a
fracture Of the wrist.
A. w. YOnt2eys baby died Sunday
night with brain fever and was buried
Tuesday in Eden cemetery.
Bclden Brothers lost valuable
horse last week
Robert Griffin sr., died Monday
morning and was buried at Mescke elm
er's Tuesday.
]. E. Russell lost valuable 2-year
old colt Sunday night.
Mrs. Samuel EXline is able to be
around again,
The Russell farm was sold last week
to Frank Derripger Of Mineral City.
Miss MOllie J. Reed gave an enter.
tsinnent at Asbury N. e. church Sat.
urday evening which was very much
enjoyed The collection amounted to
1858.
John Barnes and wife visited with
friends Sunday
The school board met Saturday to
hire a teacher for Battlesburg school.
but no quorum was present.
Next Sunday Rev Heron will
preach his farewell sermon at Asbury
before conference.
George Rowlee is working for New
man and Dauberman in the clay mine.
Barryyille, Sept 7--Benton Houser
is having his buildings painted.
Lloyd Oyster and Joseph Cochat are |
attending High school at Louisville |
School began Monday with Samuel
Lowrie as instructor
Newton Hoover was a Salem visitor
Monday
Frank Haidet has given his buildings
a coat of paint
Curtis Ruffier, Norman Haidet and
Dwight Brown spent Sunday with Alva
Haidet.
Hazel Pickens was a Sunday caller
at Balmat's.
Ulysses Oyster and Lloyd Oyster
were Marlboro callers Sunday.
Mrs Hisey and Mrs. Charles Domino
of Fair Hope. called at Bert Hisey's
Sunday
Lydia Frantz and Edith Schillig at
tended surprise party east of Louis
VILE Saturday evening.
Charles Marchands entertained visit
ors from Berlin Center Sunday.
The school board have made a great
Improvement upon the heating appar-
atus at the school house.