The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-09-01
CORRESPONDENCE.

| Mrs. Aua SIarkey ana Cnll0ren, OF
Beaver, Pa, are visiting friends here.
Miss lisa Little and Miss Pearl
Unger attended the Teachers insti
tute at Columbiana last week.
b. f. Roose is again able to be
around.
The well on the Pilmer farm came
in dry.
There will be a temperance lecture
in the town hall Thursday evening.
Expert singing.
The schools in Knox township will
open September 4.
An Italian was killed by the cars
at Moultrie Saturday.
Mrs. b. ]. willard and two daugh
ters are on trip to Atlantic City.
The third well is being drilled on
the ]. M. Thomas farm by w. A.
Baker for F. r. Meyer.
Mrs. Charles Stuckey is seriously
i'll.
Mrs. Anna King is putting a cellar
under her house.
Frank Daily returned to Clevelan
Monday.
d. Fl. Weaver is in very poor health.
G. F. Unger has returned home
from Salem.
Mrs. William Diehl, of Pittsburg,
is visiting her old home near Home.
worth.
Roy Thomas is suffering from ivy
poison.
The soldiers reunion will he held
at the Moultrie chapel on Saturday,
September 8.
Many Of our people attended the
farmers reunion near Louisville,O
Saturday.
G. A. Ruff is improving from i'll.
ness.
Mrs. P. II. Klopfenstein is i'll.
Rev. G. N. Swan is away on his
vacation.
Donald Heron is visiting friends
in Canada.
Rev. David Byers, of Fairmount, is
spending few days with Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. M. Thomas.
Rev. Noah Longnecker, of Hartville,
preached in the Brethren church Sun.
day morning and evening.
Mrs. George Risely, one of the aged
and respected residents west of
Homework, died at her home Friday
morning after an illness of three
weeks due to paralysis. She was
"A years of age and leaves hus-
hand who is 50 years of age. One
daughter, Mrs. ]. w. Myers, and one
granddaughter, Miss Elsie Myers, sur.
vive, together with five sisters and
one brother The maiden name of
the deceased was Adaline Stuckey.
Mrs. Riseley was well known in
Homework. Funeral services were
| held Sunday in the Brethren church
at Freeburg by Rev. ]. F. Kahlor, of
Canton. ,.n
c. E. Gross is building large lum.
ber house.
A car load of cheese was shipped
from Homework last week.
Myers, Aug. 29.-Mr. and Mrs. Da-
vid Unkefer spent several days with
their son, John, near Robertsville
last week.
William Myers made business trip
to Minerva Friday
Oliver Haines made a business trip
to Canton Friday.
Prof. Edward A. Zinninger of Can
ton, was guest with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Zinninger, Sat.
urday night.
Ralph Haines and Grover Dourm
were Minerva callers Saturday even
ing.
Mrs. Lillia Unkefer of Minerva is
visiting with her sister, Mrs. Will
liam Wyant.
Miss Ruth Gugelman was a guest
with Miss Hazel Myers Sunday.
Glenwood Crowl was calling on
friends at Minerva Saturday evening
Jacob Koffell of Paris, spent Sun
day at Curtis Haines'.
Homer Bowers Of near Oneida,
spent Sunday evening with his grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob New
conner.
Mrs. Edna Jones of Alliance and
Mrs. Arthur Crowl of New Franklin
were guests at the home of Edward
Jones Sunday.
Mrs. Rachael Keith and daughter,
Carrie, and Mr.. Henry Mnntnger
and son Edward, visited Sunday at
Allen Zinninger's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis Haynam and
son, Royal, and Miss Bertha Dourm
were guests at the home or William
Wyant Sunday.
Miss Stella Sponseller was calling
at Curtis Haines' Saturday evening.
Jesse Bates and Hector Clapper
were Minerva callers Sunday.
The horse and buggy Of Grant Ford
which was stolen at Minerva Friday
was found near Lindentree, Carroll
county.
Mr.. and Mrs William Westfall OF
near FIeeburg called on relatives at