The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-04-14
CORRESPONDENCE.


Mrs Ed M. Hershey spent Sunday at
Canton and Rome, seeing friends and
for pleasure.
e. Brumbaugh and daughter Hattie
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Sylyanus
Summers at Crystal Park on Sunday.
Hiram Bloomfield has purchased
four lots of Christian Wise, north of
d. Gibbons store and commenced ex-
cavating for foundation to build two
houses this summer.
Il. G. Gibson sent in his resignation
as justice of the peace to take effect
Immediately.
James Frank, who has been ill at
e. Freeds the last three weeks, was
able to be moved home to his parents
on Monday in Reemsnyder's ambu-
lance.
Mrs. Sarah Hill is i'll at the home of
her son, G. T. Hill, at Akron, and has
had two strokes of paralysis.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Alerding of Can
ton, were guests of her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. II. II. Gibson, a few days
and left for their home on Monday
morning.
Born, on April 9Th, to Mr. and Mrs.
c. f. Ditzler. a son.
Mr.. and Mrs John Heffelman, of
7O1 West Fourth street, Canton, were
guests of Oliver Grubb and family on
Sunday.
William Camp has removed his yard
fence and is cleaning up at a great
rate.
The A. Augustine place of 27 acres
was sold at sheriff sale on Saturday
and Uriah Brumbaugh was the pur-
chaser at S2,320.
William Augustine moves into the
Boetler house at Oval City today, and
John Roush moves into his own home
that he bought of Hen Summers.
Anthony Cocklin was here a few
days to see old friends.
Rev. A. Byers preached his first
sermon on Sunday as pastor of the
Brethren church for this year. He
spoke from the 18th chapter and Sth
verse of Hebrews and delivered a
very able discourse. dwelling on that
which is permanent.
The primary on Saturday was well
attended. One hundred and one votes
were polled and II. H. Gibson, Clark
man, was elected as committeeman.
Warstler, our townsman, received 70
votes for infirmary director; others IA.
Burnheimer got only 6S for commits
sloner; Judge Amber 92 and Fisher
was II ahead of Knobloch. A few
Democrats voted and few voted here
that live In Lake township.
Aultman, April 11.-George Bletzer
and family spent Sunday with his par
ents at Suffield.
Mr.. and Mrs Byron Wise spent Sun
day in Akron.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Smith visited
Sunday with Frank knight and fam
lily of Springfield.
Mrs. Jennie Stark went to Canton
Monday morning on business.
j. b. Slusser will move in the home
vacated by Andrew Dillefosse.
Hal Bear made trip through here
SUNDAY.
Charles Cassler and family of Mt.
Zion spent Sunday with Henry Cassler
and family.
Miss NJ. M. Leib and Mrs. T. G. Cas-
sler spent Saturday and Sunday at
Akron.
Mrs. Mary Butler of Uniontown, was
the guest Of Mrs. Dan Heffner.
Saturday at noon as John Freed and
his mother-in-law. Mrs. Herman Ora
bill and baby were driving along side
the railroad track their horse took
fright, overturning the buggy and
throwing the occupants out. badly
bruising them. AS a result Mr.. Freed
needs a set of teeth and a new buggy
Harry Heffner of Steubenville ia
, home on vacation.
Freeburg, April 11.-Frank Shaffei
and family of Paris visited with his
father at this place Sunday.
Roy Hensel. of Louisville, called
Sunday.
Mrs. Thurman Hahn Is visiting
with friends in Canton this week.
Henry Hoffman is building a wagor
, shed for e. NJ Hahn.
Amos Oyster was in Maximo on
business Saturday.
Mrs. Frank Hoffman and son Arthu,
have returned home from Pittsburg af
tter two weeks visit.
Ely Messmore is very poorly.
Our telephone line is complete ant
is working nicely.
A number of our young folks at
tended the show at Homework Satur
day night.
Our school commenced Monday will
/ Mr., Smith as teacher. ..
Homer Sanor called on friends II