The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-03-21
CORRESPONDENCE.

ing out tneSe Gays you WOulu imagine
that people must be moving around
Just for the fun Of changing. Every
day wagons loaded with household
goods are going up and down the
roads. Among those who have left
our town this week are Weston How
enstine and family and Elmer Lott
and family.
Weston Howenstine is moving on
his fathers farm, his father having
| moved to Pierce on the same day that
Weston took his place on the farm.
Elmer Lott moved on his farm he
traded for in Osnaburg township.
Mr.. Garrous has moved into Weston
| Howenstines house, leaving the John
| Zerbe house without a tenant.
William Zerbe and wife from Can
ton have been helping to care for
their mother, Mrs. John Zerbe this
week Mrs. Zerbe is slightly improv-
ed but is still very weak.
Mrs. ]. F.. Lehmiller, Mrs. Mary
Mudig and Mrs. b. N. Stimmel attend
ed quilting at the residence of Mr..
and Mrs. John Stimmel in Canton.
Aunt Nancy Howenstine's friends
from the Sunday school called on her
last Sunday afternoon and engaged
! with her in a short session of prayer.
| Aunt Nancy has been confined to her
home so long, thus being deprived of
the privilege of attending worship
that she enjoys these little gather
ings.
John Houtz and William Plasket
are going to have joint sale. Will
liam expects 20 move after the sale
to the house he bought in Kimballs
addition, Canton.
The sale at Nancy Howenstine's
will be held Friday afternoon, March
2Sth. She is being cared for now by
the tenants who have moved in her
house. Mrs. Sponham having return
ed home.
Word came to the friends Of Mrs.
Mary McKinny of Howenstine that
she Is slightly improved. Mrs. Nc
Kinny had a paralytic stroke last Sat
urday She was not rendered uncon-
| SClOUS DuI was SDeeCnleSS.
Clark Wise moved the McKinny
sisters to Canton yesterday.
The members of the Union Sunday
think that "all work and no play
make Jack a dull boy" is just as true
today as it was when it was first
written. They also think that to form
well rounded Christian character
the social and intellectual side must
be developed in order to carry this
out. Besides their Sunday school and
preaching they expect to hold an en-
tertainment of some kind in the
church once month and have en-
gagged Bates Hall for one evening in
the month when everybody who
wishes to dc so can come and spend
social evening in conversation, or
, the young people can engage in the
games they enjoy.
Mrs. Meredith will preach next
Sunday evening and regularly every
two weeks thereafter.
Weston Howenstine has bought
George Weaver's coal team.
Lewis Bowman made a purchase of
a fine colt from Schertzer and Fry.
Ben Fogle and Paul Fogle have
been attending the Steinmetz-Shondle
case this week in the role of witness
es. Mrs. Fogle took care of the mar
ket during their absence
Grandma Henry offers her farm fol-
sale, She is talking of going to town
as she is becoming too feeble to dc
the work on farm.
Anyone who has magazines OF
books to give away is asked to leave
them at Bates hall. RMS. Bates vii
take care of them.
Greentown, March 16.-The revival
meetings that we're held in the town
hall, by the eVangelists, Anthony and
Whitlock, have been taken up anew
in the new Methodist church. Rev. E
J. Sparks is being assisted bv anotne,
evangelist by the name of Scott from
Pittsburg. These meetings are draw
ing great crowds.
The old Methodist church buildins
was sold Wednesday to Mrs. Souders
of Akron, formerly a, resident oi
Greentown. She is making arrange
ments at once to tear down the ole
blacksmith shop and move the church
in its place. Twenty feet of one END
will be divided off for a blacksmith
shop and the rest of the building viii
be rented to Witwer e. Boston.
Lloyd Ream and Milo ShoemakeI
who have been carpentering in Canton
for over year have moved there ow
ing to the fact that they could not gel
monthly rates on the CA. railway.
Daniel Ebie has moved into the
house which Lloyd Ream had occupied
William Boston who has taken hall
interest with ]. b. Witwer moved
from Fairhope, Thursday.