The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-01-27
CORRESPONDENCE

North Industry, o., Jan. 25.-Perry
J.. Lctz, of Carrollton, paid pleas
ant visit to his father, Elmer Lott,
Sunday last.
Alex. Lindsay, of the Junction, call
ed on his old friends in North Indus
try Sunday.
Holloway brick works were sold last
week to Canton and Akron capitalists
for the consideration of $4,000. This
new firm expects to repair and build
an addition to the present plant this
spring.
Ed Steinmetz has bought another
piece of timber on the old SHELTON
farm and will move his employees
there as soon as the Bucher-Cook
woods are completed.
Our venerable townsman, stephen
Davis is on the sick list with rheu-
matte trouble and a general break
ing down.
Mrs. Fred I-Nmiller is slowly i'm
proving and her friends hope that
she may be fully restored to health.
i Our coal haulers or teamsters COM
plain that the coal trade is very dull.
Old farmers say coal has not had
as poor sale for many years.
Mrs. Matt Kramer is unable to at
| tend her household duties on account
| of the grip.
Mrs. Lucy Waltner is suffering with
tonsilitis.
John Sieffert, of Bancroft, was in
this village Tuesday on business.
Jack Ashtons coal house was burn
ed one night last week. Smoking
meat was the cause of fire. Several
pieces of meat were destroyed.
Charles Davis and wife spent Sun
day'with Mr.. and Mrs. George Bowers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Fry paid Wis
it to John Hockensmith's family
Sunday.
The Center Hill Dramatic club will
give an entertainment at Shocks
school house on the evenings of Feb
and 4. Subject, Village Belle"
Miss Verna Troyer, of Osnaburg. is
making her home with her uncle,
Edward Schmid this winter.
Martin Plasket and Harry Jolly are
cutting bank posts for Ed. Stein
metz in the Bucher-Cook woods.
Henry Jolly is making his rounds
as collector for the Bell Telephone
company.
Richville, o., Jan. 25.-Mrs. Peter
Miller has returned from Tiffin. O.,
where she spent three weeks visiting
her son. Rev. Dr. Charles e. Miller.
Simon Custer went to Canton Tues
day to listen to the Neff divorce case.
Robert Bowman spent Wednesday
with his sister. Mrs. Francis Caillet,
who met with a painful accident by
falling on the ice and breaking her
hin. ti
Mrs B. L. Ayres and Miss Rebecca
-Snellcnberger went to West Brook
field on Tuesday to visit Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Lohr and baby daughter.
Rev. A. King took supper with the
Misses Stump on Tuesday.
The promoters of the protracted
meetings at this place have met with
great disappointment from the fact
that they expected to have Rev. o. p.
Foust, of Massillon, with them to as
sist; but he was suddenly called away
by the leath of an uncle.
Miss Ada Metzger and Miss Simon
Custer attended an opera at Massillon
on Monday night.
T. r. Kocher is on the sick list, but
is reported better.
Mrs. Harriet Miller visited her son.
William Miller and family on Thurs
day.
The Misses Stump attended the fun
eral of Mrs. Elmina st. Clair at Can
ton on Tuesday.
d. B. Smith has sold his property
to David Krabill.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Custer went to
Canton on Friday.
William Fox, of Canton, spent Sat
urday with his mother.
Charles Bowman and his sister and
brother will move on his small farm
in the spring.
AL. Houriet and Gust Schondel will
build new barns next summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Lohr visited
with their parents at this place over
Sunday.
Robert Fetters. of Bancroft, attended
services at this place Sunday evening.
Miss Hattie Bowman went up to
Jackson township to visit her sister,
Mrs. Gust Caillet.
Myrtle Hoverstock of the state hos
pital spent Sunday with her mother.
There will be services on Monday
evening again but it has not been
decided yet whether they will continue
longer or not. as they are not meet
ing with success
Clyde Fohl and wife, of Five Points,
attended services here on Sunday.