The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-02-24
CORRESPONDENCE.

who received serious injuries from q
fall during the icy weather is recover
ing.
Born to John Wilkinson and wife,
Saturday, son.
Rev. Kinsley and wife we're thrown
from their sleigh by an upset, Saturday
and received slight injuries.
Born, to VIM. Yarger and wife,
Saturday, a son.
Coal thieves are reported to be visit
ing unlocked coal houses.
Herman Soudders is seriously Ill.
A great deal of sickness prevails
now. Colds with sore throat are
mostly prevalent.
r. G. Jones has repainted his store
and made many other improvements.
DR.. Garvin, of Canton, was in town
Monday.
Harvey Karn sustained severe in
jury in his arm while or duty as fire
man at the Whitacre plant.
A fight among some Italians Friday
evening resulted in a racked head for
one and the arrest of another.
The candidate is abroad in the land
and the bosses smile broadly.
Myers, o., Feb. 22.-Adam Spon.
seller and wife were in Minerva Sat.
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Unkefer, of
Malvern, visited at Isaac Baughman's
Sunday.
Mrs. Alma Myers and son Floyd
has been visiting her father, Mr..
Hartzell, of .Freeburg.
Emanuel Unkefer, wife and sons
and William Skelly and family, Of
Paris, visited Sunday with e. A.
Hursh's.
Charles Fairbanks, wife and daugh-
ter Ruth, Jerry Haynam and wife and
Miss Nora Baughman passed Satur-
day evening at Curtis Haines'.
Mrs. Emanuel Maurer spent Sunday
ael Coleman.
Hector Clapper made a business
trip to Robertsville Saturday.
Dr. Moffet, of Malvern, was called
to the home of John Myers to see
their daughter Hazel, who is sick.
Miss Carrie Haines visited several
days with her grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jacob Koffell, of Paris.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. Dourm and daugh-
ter Oracle, spent Saturday afternoon
with their daughter, Mrs. Hector
Clapper.
Fred Seferts, of Paris, passed Sun
day at Amos Haynam's.
Jim Jerome and Miss Erma Kibler,
of Minerva, called on friends Sunday
at this place.
Daniel Ringle attended church at
Paris Sunday afternoon.
Ellsworth Myers and wife were
shopping in Minerva Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Dourm and daugh-
ters Oracle and Ethel, passed Sun,
day with Vernon Dourm's. .u AsL
Mr. Morrow, of near Salineville
left fer his home Monday after visit
ing several days at Curtis Haines'.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Watson, of
Salem, visited with the latter's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs willard Baugh-
man.
Adam Sponseller made a business
trip to Minerva Monday.
Mr.. Hammond Werner, wife and
daughter Florence, of Osnaburg, pass
ed Sunday at Curtis Haynam's.
David Harsh called on his parents
Monday. 49,
Olin Miller was in Minerva Mon
day. rf'
Daniel Crowl and family were
guests at Hubbard Crowl's.
Mrs. Harry Sponseller spent Mon
day at Henry Harshs'.
Jacob Myers and brother William
were in Minerva Monday.
A sled load of relatives spent Sun
day at Hector Clapper's. s
Warren Bates moved on the Bates
farm last week.
Francis Gugelman was calling on
John Myers Tuesday st
Mr.. Brothers was calling on r.
Dourm's Monday. - :
Lewis Conrad is reported on the
sick list.
mitudtl "COliS anu w WOot-
field attended the Diehl sale Tuesday
near Freeburg.
Two sled loads of friends enjoyed
pleasant evening at Jerry Hay,
nam's Monday.
Carrie Keith was in Mt. Union
Tuesday.
Smith Keith and Lawrence Wal
ters attended the Hossler sale at
New Franklin Tuesday. d
Canal Fulton, o., Feb. 22.-Trustee
Daniel Harmon received message on
Thursday from Stonington, ILL.,, an
nouncing the death of his brother
John, who resided at that place. Mr..
Harmon left on the evening train to
attend the funeral. going via the Ft
Wayne railway, ]. G. Ething accom-
panied him. e5 -