The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-03-17
CORRESPONDENCE.

Freeburg, o., March 13.-S. D..
Hoover Of New Berlin was through
this neighborhood buying fur.
d. w. Coyl and w. e. Shidler call
ed in Alliance Friday on telephone
business.
I. r. Hoffman moved to the George
Stuckey farm, near Sebring, last week
A very quiet wedding took place
north of town Thursday evening,
when Miss Bertha Domino and viii
Boron were married by Rev. Hoover
of Homework. They will reside In
Canton, where Mr.. Boron is working.
Roy Evert and family OF Home
worth visited at Frank Domino's over
Sunday.
Quite number Of our farmers
have opened their sugar camps. The
season has not been very good yet
as the weather is too cold.
Emerson Hoffman of Canton Wis
tied at this place over Sunday.
Miss Ruth Reese has returned home
from Alliance where she was working
for H. Reese.
F. Domino bought very fine driv-
ing horse last week. s''
A number of young folks gathered
at the home of Amos Oyster and had
a very fine oyster supper Saturday
night.
Christ. Shatz is working in ALI
ance again this week.
Thurman Hahn called on friends in
North Georgetown Sunday.
A number of our boys gave Mr.. Bor-
on and his new wife very loud bell
ing Saturday evening. They received
SO for their pay.
James Shaffer and family called on
his parents, east of town, Sunday.
Alta and Virgil Hahn have started
to school again, having recovered
from an attack of the whooping
cough.
The new telephone line is complete
except the stringing of the wires,
which will be done soon.
Elmer Shaffer and family, Dr. o.
Hahn and wife and Miss Meeda Shid-
Ter visited at Henry Unger's, east Of
town, Sunday.
About 25 friends and neighbors
called on Frank Domino and wife
and gave them an old fashioned sur
prise party Saturday night. A very
nice oyster supper was served. The
evening was passed with excellent
music. Mr.. Domino is moving to
Homework soon.
Henry Cutler and family called on
Henry Hoffman Sunday.
George Keener, who was injured in
the sawmill east of town, is able to
be about again.
Henry Lewis has returned to Cleve-
land after four weeks visit at this
place.
Mrs. Mary Coyl of this place was
calling in Canton last week.
Myers, o., March 13.-Mr. and Mrs.
John Sponseller were shopping in
Minerva Saturday.
Mrs. Vernon Dourm and children
were calling at Oliver Bates Friday
evening. y
John Lautzenheiser has purchased
the Maurer property; consideration.
1850. Mr.. Lautzenheiser will move
from Millport soon.
Amos Hayman was in Minerva Sat
urday.
Miss Mary Gugelman and Miss Eth
ell Haines were visiting in Minerva
over Sunday.
Theo. Wartman shipped a car of
stock from this place to the Pittsburg
market Saturday.
Thomas Kane will work for Vernon
Dourm this summer.
Earnest Musser and Troilus Myers
were Minerva callers Saturday.
Dayton Baughman commenced to
work for Charles Bates Saturday.
Henry Bates of near Malvern will
move on the Andy Bair farm soon.
Frances Gugelman made a business
trip to Minerva Saturday.
r. Dourm and Sam Vernon were
transacting business in Minerva Sat
urday.
Curtis Haines has rented the Albert
Swallen farm and will move there
soon.
Miss Bertha Dourm and sisters,
Carrie and Ethel. spent Sunday with