The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-03-10
CORRESPONDENCE.

CORRESPONDENCE.
Myers, o., March 6.-Charles Fair
banks has moved his family to his
fathers place near Paris.
Mrs. Alma Myers and sister, Mrs
Birch, attended their fathers sale near
| Freeburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin, of Alliance, is
visiting at the home of Daniel Ringle.
Charles Coldsnow moved several
loads of his hay to the Hossler farm
this week.
Rev. Goudy, of Fremont. is visit
ing with friends at this place.
Reuben Wymer and wife helped
Charles Fairbanks to move
| Theodore Wartman and K. Dourm
went to Canton Thursday to attend
telephone business meeting.
Henry Bates of near Malvern was
calling on relatives at this place
Thursday.
A number of friends attended the
funeral of the little child of Mr.. and
Mrs. Sherley Haines Thursday at
Paris.
The Ruff sale was well attended
Thursday afternoon.
! Royal Motz and Miss Nora Bates
were united in marriage at Malvern
Thursday. The boys gave them a sere-
made Thursday evening.
Arthur Baughman was in Minerva
Friday.
Thomas Kane returned home Fri
uay afternoon.
Carrie Keith was a Mount Union
caller Friday.
Ralph Crowl is able to be around af-
ter having a seige of quincy.
Miss May Crubaugh left for ALI
ance after visiting at the home of her
brother, Edward Jones'
Mr.. and Mrs. William Westfall were
calling on Daniel Hayman's Friday
evening
Mrs. Curtis Hayman and son Royal
spent Friday afternoon with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. willard Baughman.
A number of Miss Pearl Baughmans
friends gave her a surprise party Fri
day evening. The evening was spent
in social games and at a late hour an
oyster supper was served
There will be an entertainment at
Mount Pleasant school house on Sat
urday evening, March 18.
Mrs. Elmer Watson is visiting with
her sister. Mrs. Curtis Hayman.
Beach City, March 6.-Harry Schla-
fey has bought three lots of WILDER
Winfield on West street upon which he
expects to erect fine residence.
Mrs. EXline and infant child of
Cleveland, are visiting relatives in and
ABOUT Beach City.
Mrs. Charles Stahl of near Wines
burg, widow of the late Charles Stahl,
is seriously i'll as the result of a stroke
OF paralysis received about one week
ago. Her daughter, of Nebraska, has
arrived and Attorney G. H. Stahl of
Akron, is also at her bedside.
The drowning Of Abraham Rearick
In Sugar creek at this place on We'd
nesday night was rather peculiar
affair. SO far as known the ponies
baked and turned in the narrow road
throwing the unfortunate man out of
the buggy down over a steep bank into
tie creek. The body was recovered In
about an hour and Undertaken Creites
prepared 1t for burial which took place
Friday at Strasburg, his home.
Reuben Kuenzle and bride of Wyan-
dot county are here on their bridal
trip, circulating among their relatives.
Mrs. Kuenzle is neice of Mrs. Hoer-
ger, of this place.
About fifteen Amish teams were in
town Friday, moving one of their fell
lows to Holmes county. He came here
from Geauga county.
The Misses Schrader Of Dundee were
visitors at the home of Mrs. Everhard
on Thursday.
The sale Of Isaac AXIS Friday was
well attended.
Rev Fritz is conducting revival SER
vices at the Center church, northwest
Of Beach City.
Will Justice is making some changes
in his residence on Main street.
0. A. Shelter started Saturday for
Coffevile, Kansas, to buy carload
of horses, and bring them to Beach
City and sell them.
A teachers institute is announced
for Beach City March 11th
McDonaldsville, o., March 6.-Joseph
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