The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-02-10
CORRESPONDENCE.

pTeaCneu at the VI. D. CHuTCu Ouludy
morning.
The saw mill east of town has quit
work on account of the cold weather.
r. Dourm loaded three cars of hay
last week.
Arch oyster made a trip to Alli-
ance Saturday.
Homer Sanor spent Saturday night
and Sunday in Canton.
George Stoffer helped e. M. Hahn
haul some very large logs last week.
Cora Keener, who has been very
sick, is improving very slowly.
Frank Rosenberger visited at Will
Shaffer's Sunday evening.
Harvey Sponseller purchased
fine horse last week.
Henry Unger was in Louisville on
business today.
Robert Reese has accepted posi-
ton on the street car line.
Mrs. Frank Domino was In Canton
last week visiting his daughter, who
has had an operation performed
in the hospital at that place.
Andrew Reese was in Canton on
business laSJ fTludy.
Amos Oyster visited at Louisville
Sunday.
d. w. Coyl was in Alliance Friday
J. Shaffer and family spent Sun
day with his parents east of town.
CLANCY Rosenberger was In Alli-
ance Saturday looking after job
in the shop.
Homer Shaffer is working on the
saw mill east of town.
Samuel Hartzell will have public
sale the first of March.
p. Diel will have a sale the 23d
of March.
Emerson Hoffman, of Canton, spent
Sunday at home.
About 20 friends and neighbors
gathered at Dan Coyls and had very
nice oyster supper Saturday night.
Clyde Shidler is working for Elasa
Hoppis.
Fred Hoffman spent Sunday at
home.
Ulysses Oyster, of Louisville, called
on his brother Amos Saturday.
George Stoffer and family called
on E. M. Hahn's one evening last
week.
Ed. Waltz visited at L. Wilson's
Sunday.
The young people to the number
Of 30 gathered at the home of George
Lief, north of town and held an old
time oyster supper Saturday night.
Asdon Reese has moved to Alliance
where he has job of teaming.
Frank Domino helped Jim Shaffer
dress a very lage hog for the ALI
ance market. 1t dressed 432 pounds
Robertsyille, O., Feb. IA series OF
services will be held at this place be-
ginning Thursday evening, February
and continue till one week from the
following Sunday, at which time
communion services will be held. AL
} are cordially invited to attend these
= services.
Irwin Waltz was in Canton las
Saturday.
A sled load of young people visited
: at Peter Eckerman's on last Thursday
evening. They were entertained witt
the phonograph which he recently pur'
chased.
! There will be a literary at Tolpo
hook on Wednesday evening, Febru
airy 8.
Irwin Leslie visited friends in Can
! ton Sunday.
James Monehan of Mt. Union col
lege, visited his parents over Sun
day.
e. II. Schory, teacher of Sand Banl
school, will give an entertainment a
i that place on Thursday evening, Feb
ruary Q.
Rev. Hange called in Minerva las
: Saturday.
; Mrs. Mariner who is on the sicl
: list, is improving.
J. Moultrie, Feb. 7.-Mr. and Mrs
S Clyde Stackhouse spent a few days a
East Rochester last week.
S Miss Ruby Sefert of Paris, is visit
ing Miss Gussie Edwards for fey
days.
Miss Myrtle Crist of Warren, is Wis
iting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. d. "
u Crist, of this place, this week.
! Miss Gussie Edwards and Miss Rub
Sefert visited Miss Myrtle Crist Satul
: day afternoon.
Mrs. Frank Hahn and daughter Es
:, ther were visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Jaco
= Temple, of New Alexander Thursda!
y Mrs. Harry Harmon has returne
q home from Alliance, where she wa
= visiting Mr.. and Mrs. William Han
" mond.
Mrs. Samuel Haas was shopping
Alliance Saturday.
Lutte Unger had the misfortune
n chop one of his toes off recently.
v Howard Bush, Of Shepherd, Mich
% returned to this place Tuesday ev,
" ming and visited his uncle and aun
& Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Shively, a fe