The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-01-24
CORRESPONDENCE.

Quite a number OF our young folks
attended the debate at Indian Town
Thursday night.
Mamie Hildenbittle who was stay
ing with her grandma has returned
to Louisville.
Christ. Shatz will farm for oliver
Brumbaugh this summer.
Mrs. Amanda Dickson is on the
sick list.
One of the most elaborate weddings
of the season took place Wednesday
at the Koonts home, east of town,
when Miss Laura Koonts and Mr..
Louis Shearer of Paris, were married
by Rev. Lautenschlager in the pres
ence of half hundred people. Mr..
and Mrs. Shearer left for a honey
moon trip to Pittsburg and other large
cities.
There will be a lot of building this
summer around town. Five new
houses, one barn and few silos have
been planned.
The saw mill is about ready to start
again
Andrew Reese made a trip to Can
ton today.
Mrs. Elizabeth Hindenbittle who
has been sick is able to be around
e. M and T. Hahn made busi-
ness trip to Alliance Friday.
Homer Sanor was in Canton Sun
day
s. ID. Hoover of New Berlin was buy
ing fur last week.
Frank Domino has been in Can
ton to see his daughter who is in the
hospital
Harry Coyl will move in the spring
to Canton where he has job.
Cairo, o., Jan.21.-Ira Miller of Can
ton was a caller here Saturday.
Calvin Pontius of Greentown pass
ed Tuesday with William Lohr and
family.
Algie Slusser. Jacob Huff and Mrs
Fillhour spent Saturday in Canton.
The rumor is that Mrs. Susan CASH
ner has sold her home.
NV oohh INeeu uileu tHe pulpit
Sunday evening in the Reformed
church.
Mrs. Timothy Cocklin has returned
to her home in Akron after visit
ing Jacob COcklin and family.
George Fillhour has sold his black
smith shop and will move to Canton.
Virvinia Corners. (Atwater). Jan.
20.-Will Hegley is working at the
carpenter work for the Beverage Coal
Co. e-
Joseph Barr, the nurse, has gone to
Rootstown to care for Mr.. Seth An
drews. the well known stock dealer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Craig and
Miss Ethel and Mr.. and Mrs. Chaun-
cey Craig, attended the institute at
Randolph Wednesday and today. Mr..
and Mrs. Chauncey Craig spent the
night with Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Bas-
sett and Mrs. Bertha Bassett and
Miss Ethel was the guest Of James
Craig and family.
Tuesday was Chris. Biery's birthday
and In the evening friends and neigh
bors gathered at his home to remind
him of the fact 1t was a complete
surprise to Mr. Biery. = supper was
served. Mr. and Mrs. Chet Biery and
family were among the guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis Hart and chill
dren, Miss Hazel and Howard, were
guests at the home of John Bean Sun
day.
Mrs. Della Taylor Biles, of Ravenna,
visited her aged mother, Mrs. Rebecca
Sluyter for few days recently.
f. c. Paxson was in Ravenna Mon
day.
Mr.. Harris Kale of Fewtown spent
Sunday evening at MI James Carr
isles.
Mrs. Frank Kibler and daughter of
Edinburg are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Adam Andrie today.
Park McNutt is spending few days
at Chauncey Craig's.
Mrs. Rebecca Haines has been seri-
ously Ill at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. Marian Spiers, but is somewhat
better. Owing to her advanced age
not much hope Is given of her recov-
cry: Mrs. Haines was SO years old last
July. Her son Albert is helping to
care for her.
Charles Spiers unloaded car of
shelled corn yesterday.
The anton-Youngstown electric
railroad is assuming very tangible
form at present.
Erwin and Clyde Craig will spend
Saturday in Canton.
James Spiers is still quite feeble.
Charles Craig and family entertain
ed at cards Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs Andrew Strong who
have spent the winter in Charlestowr
have returned home. Their daughter
Mrs. Ada Burkey, will now make hei
home with them. They will also have
with them Mrs, Burkey's children
Karl and Joy.