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

| Stanley Reed, wife and children td
near Georgetown. were the guests of
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Reed
Sunday.
Mrs. Cell Smith has returned home
from Alliance.
Mrs. Dora Speakman, of Cleveland,
was the guest of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Mccoy, a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs Cell Smith were Roch-
ester callers Tuesday.
II. II. Sanor was shopping in town
! Tuesday
Edward King was shopping in
Moultrie Tuesday.
Mrs. Peter Klein has returned home
from Pattersonville where she was
waiting ON her daughter Rosa. who is
| ill.,
Mrs. Emmet Pieren is improving
slowly.
Mrs. Eliza Glass is on the sick list.
Jefferson Milbourn is improving
slowly.
The young son of Sherm Kibler is
able to be out again.
Eliza Wolf spent part of last week
with Eliza Reed.
Walter Sanor of Alliance, is the
guest of his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Sanor
John Fulks was in our village Mon
day on business. Mr.. Fulks will move
to Homework in the spring.
Emmett Emmons, of East Rochester,
passed through the village Tuesday
Frank Scattergood, of near .Winona
was calling in the village Tuesday.
The little son of W. o. Bower is i'll
with pneumonia.
Jesse Whiteleather is quite ill.
John Bower and wife called on his
brother William, of Bayard, Wednes-
day.
Henry Weaver and wife have been
shopping in Alliance.
The dance at this place Wednes-
day was largely attended. There will
be another one March 1st.
John Bower was shopping in East
Rochester Thursday.
The rural mail carrier on Route No.
had the misfortune to upset We'd
nesday and break his rural delivery
wagon.
Mrs. Frank Hahn passed through
our village Friday, enroute for Alex
ander.
Charles Snevel returned home
Thursday.
John Fulks and John Weaver have
rented their farms and will move to
Homework this spring
Miss Eliza Wolf was the guest of
d. w. CRISIS Saturday.
ID. w. Crist was in Lisbon on busi-
ness Thursday.
Betsy Sanor and sister were visiting
friends in our neighborhood Friday.
Mr.. Hofer, of near New Alexander,
has hired to the company, to make
cheese on William Weaver's place this
spring. Mr.. Hofer will move his fam
lily just north of the village. p.
James Crist was shopping in Min
erva Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Stackhouse were
in Minerva Saturday.
John Hassler is reported on the
sick list. Mr.. Hassler will have a
large sale February 21st.
Protracted meeting still continues at
the Disciple church at Alexander.
Yves. Roose and Marion Hahn were
shopping in Minerva Saturday.
Carrie Barnes was calling on friends
in. our town Wednesday.
A number attended the party at
Fora Barnes Tuesday evening.
Whooping cough is still prevalent.
Miss Steller, of near New Garden.
has returned to Mr.. Hempill's again.
Jesse Sanor was shopping in Min
erya.
Oren Shilinberger was shopping in
town Friday.
Edward King. of Homework, was
in the village Wednesday evening.
Myrtle Crist is around looking up
scholars for the coming summer She
wants to start music class. This is
her first attempt.
Miss Greenisner, of North George
town, is working for Emmett Pierens.
Eva Walters is the guest of her
sister, Mrs. Bell Wicr, of near Han
over.
Marion Benner was through the viii
lage Wednesday.
There Is some talk of Mrs. Jack
Benner moving to the village the COM
ing summer.
H. E. McNely was shopping in Moul-
trie Friday.
Sleighing is grand now.
Jacob Glass was shopping in town
Glover Martin has been calling at
H. e. McNely's
Percy Patterson has purchased the
Geiselman farm and will take possess
sion In the spring.
A jolly sled load from Green Hill
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Monroe Mangus
Thursday evening. George Diville
furnished the music with his graphic,
phone.
Mrs, Louisa Lyme, who has been
| visiting friends, has returned home to