The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-03-07
CORRESPONDENCE.

with friends in this community.
John Foulks has had his pension
raised from $24 to $50. Mr.. Foulks
is totally disabled.
The New Franklin school teacher
closed the house against holding lit
eraries.
Homer Fearn of Alliance passed
Sunday once more with friends,
Presiding Elder Smith of the M. Il.
church delivered a powerful sermon
Sunday.
Harry Hammond has purchased the
Alvin Hawkins farm of 68 acres for
$1,000. We understand Mr. Hawkins
expects to remain upon the place this
summer.
Wonderful crowd at Indian town
last Friday. The Woman's Suffrage
question was discussed.
John Unkefer of Alliance was greet
ing friends in his old home here last
week.
Hossler's sale was well attended,
and chattels went high.
There will be a literary at Sand
Bank on March 9th. Special prepar-
alton is being made.
Wallace jackson is erecting a new
blacksmith shop.
John Stinchcomb has commenced
work for Theo. Sheckels.
J. w. Martin made business trip
to Maxine last Saturday.
Canal Fulton, O., March ED
ward Alderman Of Akron, visited at
the home of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Ackerman on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Ruch, Mr..
Edward Ruch and family Of Massil-
Ion, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ruch Of
Mt. Vernon and Mr.. and Mrs Howard
Ruch OF Clinton, o.. visited at the
home of their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis Ruch on Liberty street.
Mrs. Charles Mecham of Akron, was
q visitor at the home of her parents.
Mr. and Mrs Geo. Donnenwirth east of
town over Sunday, returning home
on Monday morning.
J. II. Gardner the jeweler has re-
moved from his former place OF bust
ness on Cherry street to the rooms
occupied by the Davis book and no
tion store.
ducting a candy kitchen In the Cor
man rooms on Cherry street, removed
on Monday to Lorain, o.
Miss Permlien Kitchen died at her
farm home two miles south of this
place on Tuesday morning at the age
of seventy-nine years, having been
sick for two weeks with pneumonia
Mrs. Kitchen has been living alone on
her farm for a number Of years until
| her sickness began when an adopted
son with his family returned to take
care Of her In her time Of sickness
In hers younger days she did much
of the farm work herself The funer
al services will be held at her late
residence at nine o'clock today. Jn
ttrment will be made in Massillon
cemetery. Mr.. G. r. Daily undertaken
of this place will have charge of the
remains. Mr.. DALEY had two other
calls on Tuesday both at North Law
|
Dunbar having expired during the
early morning hours.
| Ritchie's Unique entertainers filled
a special number in the lecture course
of this place on Tuesday evening and
entertained a large and appreciatiye
audience for two hours with "Mtrth
Music and Magic"
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Labbie enter
tanned the Knights Of Columbus al
their elegant residence on High ave
nue. on Tuesday evening. A very
enjoyable time was spent by all who
attended.
g. Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Miller enter
tanned q number of their friends or
Tuesday evening at heir home or
Market street. Mr.. Miller and family
will shortly remove to farm south
OF Akron, and become tiller Of the
soil instead of mill operator.
Our village council is on a deadlock
with reference to a saloon closing or
dinance, one,half of the members be
ing In favor of an II o'clock ordinance
while the other half desire to name
an earlier hour.
Randolph, O., March Paul Ham
ilington of Sparta was greeting ole
friends Monday.
Freeland White spent part OF the
past week at Alliance, the guest oi
her aunt, Mrs. Wick.
l.. e. Poole has had some repairs
made In his -four mill this week.
Capt. 8. Perkins and John Lang
were business visitors at Ravenns
Wednesday of this week
Last Thursday evening the Macca
bees again presented the drama, Hal
Hazard, the Federal Spy" Friday
evening. Rev. Slayter of Akron de
llvered his lecture, "The Making Of 9
Nation" and the town hall, Saturday
evening play by local talent was