The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-02-21
CORRESPONDENCE.

ing has been good for the last week.
w. S. Fulton, of this place. has sold
his mill to Webster Barr &c Co.
| Robert Smith has been appointed as
sistant agent for the Wheeling & Lake
Erie in place of e. W. Fisher.
Mrs. Elizabeth Mast died Wednesday
morning of old age.
The Saints have had church here for
two weeks.
| A. G. Miller, who bought the Christ
Graf farm, moved there on Thursday.
The school of this town is progress,
ing rapidly under the instruction of
Charles Barthelmeh, of this place, and
Miss May Burrel. of Dundee.
Harry Miller, of this place, has sold
his property to Mr. Marshal Mr.. Mil
Ter expects to move to Akron in the
near future. where he has taken a po-
sition and also an interest in a whole>
sale house.
DR.. Syler has bought the property he
is now occupying, from Il. w. Fulton.
Elmer Widder has bought the Gideon
Miller farm about mile and half
east of this place where he will move
in the spring.
william Hahn has bought a lot on
Main street, where he will build a resi-
dence this spring.
Mrs. Susan Biddle of this place, is at
Dundee waiting on her sister, Mrs.
Rice, who at this writing is very i'll
with stomach trouble.
! Samuel Shepler has returned home
from Fultonham for few weeks va
cation, but expects to return. where
he is employed in a brick and tile
| works.
The lecture given by Mr.. Roudebush
at the Lutheran church of Shanesville,
on the subject, "The Land of the Mid
night Sum-" was attended by large
audience and the lecture was much ap-
preciated
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hahn were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Keifer. of
Avondale Friday and Saturday and
also attended the play, "Tolling of the
Bells"
George Moomaw has gone to Cleve-
land on business.
Henry Shei, of Shanesvllle, died Fri
day morning of cancer.
David Thomas is leasing the coal
fields east of town. and the prospects
for switch are good.
Moultrie Feb. 1S-Miss Myrtle
Crist returned to Warren Monday after
spending a few days with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. D. w. Crist.
Mrs. Sue Smith went to Canton Mon
day to spend a week with relatives.
Mrs. Joseph Speaker returned to her
home in Cleveland Monday evening,
after spending few days with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William Mccoy.
Edward Geiselman was shopping in
Minerva Monday.
Miss Leona Bancard returned to her
home in Alliance Monday after spend
ing few weeks with her grandmother,
Mrs. Susanl Bancard. rH
Miss Alice rCassiday spent Saturday
and Sunday with Misses Sadie and
Racine Baird, of near Bayard.
Walter Taylor. of Minerva, was in
this vicinity on business Tuesday.
Mrs. Lester Walter returned home
Tuesday, after spending few days
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
| Sponseller, of near Paris.
Zachariah Reed has purchased fine
horse of Harry Hammond
Frank Hahn went to Sebring Mon
day.
Rev. Gledhill. of Cleveland, assisted
Rev. Tozer in his meetings at New
Franklin.
B, P. Hoist started for his home in
Boonsbar, Ia, Wednesday, after visit
ing his mother-in-law, Mrs. Rachel
Roose. few days.
Our rural mail carrier No Q, had
quite mishap Wednesday morning.
He was sporting new mail sleigh, and
while on his way to the postoffice his
horse became frightened and upset the
sleigh, carrier and all, the result of it
being that Walter went out through
the window, breaking the glass, but
be held onto the horse, and after drag
ging him few rods, succeeded in
stopping him. But the rig was badly
demolished
wreck on the C. & p. railroad
above the village of Moultrie, Wednes-
day night about / o'clock caused the
delay of the trains several hours.
New Franklin, o., Feb. 18-Edna
Sponseller is on the sick list requiring
her to remain out of school for a few
days.
Wallace Jackson has re-sold the
horse he lately purchased from Aaron
Otto to the former owner.
The exhibition held at Sand Bank
last Thursday night was complete
success, both in performance and finan>
cially. The proceeds were $9.55.
The postoffice at this place has been
made money order Office by command
of the government. Something the
community has been long wishing for.