The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-12-23
CORRESPONDENCE.

Fairhope, Dec 21.-M. l.. HUT at
tended a meeting of the township
board of education on Monday. This
board will hold one more meeting on
January q
The regular monthly meeting of the
township teachers institute was held
at the Fairhope school house on last
Saturday evening Mr.. Zinninger of
Canton, was present and gave an inter-
esting talk.
A literary society will be held at the
Pilot Knob school house ON Wednes-
| day evening. An interesting program
will be rendered.
c. e. Domino has connected his res
idence by phone with the Canton ex-
| change. His number is 1864 W3.
Mrs. George Pritchard has gone to
Wheeling, w. Va. for visit of a few
weeks, 1t being her former home
Rev. Sherrick, of Akron, will fill the
pulpit at the church on Saturday eve
ming and Sunday morning and eve
ming. Rev. Sherrick is said to be an
able speaker.
John Kring is visiting his son Milton
of this place
c. E. Domino visited his parents at
Barryville on Sunday.
Battlesburg, O., Dec 24.-Rev. Her.
ron will commence revival services
January 1st at Asbury.
Asbury Sunday school will treat its
scholars Christmas morning.
The Womans Foreign Missionary
society will give an entertainment at
Asbury Christmas evening.
Revival services closed at Otterbein
Sunday evening with many accessions
to the church.
John Dauberman and wife are at the
bedside of their nephew, Clyde Dine in
Canton.
Miss Blanch Whitmer is able to be
around again.
S. o. Exline is cutting cord wood for
Emory Newhouse.
j. w. Pritchard is working for F. e.
Slutz on the saw mill.
Samuel Shew of Bolivar was in the
burg Sunday.
Rosemount, Dec. 2I.-Miss Percy
Burk will spend Christmas at home.
II. B. Rose had business in Youngs-
town recently.
The Sunday school expects to have a
Christmas exercise and the members
are practising nightly.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. e. Rose were re-
Gently in Youngstown shopping.
j. w. Duncan has sold his farm and
expects to locate elsewhere in the near
future.
B. Frock is buying up turkeys and
chickens for the Christmas market.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Howard will
spend Christmas with their son, DIR.
L. U. Howard, in Youngstown.
Mrs. c. M. Kirk is in Niles taking
treatment for neuralgia at the sani-
tarium.
Myers, O., Dec. 21.-Mrs. Alma Myers
and son Floyd spent Friday with her
father, Mr.. HartZell, near Freeburg.
David Unkefer was in Minerva Sat
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Haines and fam
lily passed Saturday with relatives in
Minerva.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Unkefer have
returned to their home I'm Minerva af-
ter visiting with relatives of this place.
Mrs. John Bates visited with her
daughter, Mrs. r. Dourm Saturday.
Garwood Baughman who is working
in Paris, visited with his parents Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Fairbanks,
Mr.. John Sponseller, wife and little
daughter, Mrs. Reuben Wymer, Els
worth Newcomber and Miss Emma
Davis attended Salvation Army meet
ing at Minerva Sunday.
Mrs. Lewis Swinehart and son Ira.
were shopping In Minerva Monday.
Vernon Dourm and family attended
church at Robertsville Sunday evening.
Ralph Haines was q guest with home
folks over Sunday.
Miss Lizzie Turner Ia visiting this
week with Mrs. William Unkefer in
Minerva
Mr.. Myers, who is employed by the