The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-01-27
CORRESPONDENCE


Middlebranch, o., Jan. 24.--W. Il.
Bowers and son Dennis, were here
on business and were guests of f.
Brumbaugh on Wednesday.
Mrs. E. G. Shaeffer of 322 North Nc
Kinley avenue, Canton, has been
spending a few days with her aunt,
Mrs. NJ. J. Holtz, who is on the sick
list.
Miss Blanche Hershey was the guest
of Canton friends from Saturday to
Monday.
Miss Louise Lindenberger of Canton
was the guest of her sister, Mrs.
Wash. Snyder, last week.
George Bair of North Dakota, has
arrived at the home of his mother,
Mrs Barbara Bair. 1t is not certain
that he will return.
Lewis Carr went to Akron last week
with some mill repairs for p. G.. Wise.
Mr. Ebersole of near Cairo was
here on business on Wednesday of
last week
Aaron Snyder is improving the
farm just bought of the Bloomfield
heirs. 1t will be nice home.
Samuel Correll of near Canton was
in town on Wednesday on business.
The grain elevator which is man
aged by George Miller for the vii.
liams Bros, of Kent, has been doing
a good business of late. They pay for
wheat S1.14.
John IIelamy moved into the C. A.
Boetler house at oval City last Sat
urday.
Joseph Brown and Mr. Patterson
of Alliance were out buying cows on
Saturday.
ID. NJ. Essig harvested a good supply
of 8 to 10 inch ice of good quality
last week.
Miss Sidney Beard visited her
grandmother at 1888 Navarro street
Canton over Sunday.
l.. A. Essig and son Sanford, attend
ed church here on Sunday and were
guests of his brother, Dal. M. Essig
Harry Eltrcan of Akron was the
guest of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Eltrican on Sunday, returning
on Monday.
Mrs. Wilda Holabaugh of Hartville,
arrived on Monday morning for a Wis
1t with her parents, MIR. and Mrs
Aaron Snyder.
Cal Wise CT Cleveland has sold his
so acre farm "a half mile northeast
nf bo ITicn tn
consideration $500.
William Bentz has sold his farm
northeast of Middlebranch to Lundy
Miller, and expects to make sale of
his personal effects and move to Can.
ton next spring
Mrs. Jennie went to Cleveland a
few days ago to be treated for throat
trouble, having lost her voice.
Mrs. Henry Gibson is in Canton as
sisting her daughter. Mrs. |. Alerding,
in caring for their child that is i'll.
John Kreighbaum, of Whitehall, has
been here visiting his sister. 5s
Mrss--Mr--G.-Bell called on friends
here en- route for Wheeling, w. Va, to
stay few days.
c. E. meeting at G o'clock next
Sunday evening, Eliza Roush, leader,
subject, Heroes of Foreign Mis-
sions: What They Teach U.s."
The boys around Whisky Hill" con.
cluded to have a little fun and con-
gregated at the residence of Daniel
Wearstler, father of the bride, to
serenade Willis Mckinney and Grace
Weastler, just recently married, and
kept up the music until II O'Clock in
the evening, and now they claim they
got nothing for their work. What is
the matter Nc that there were no
cigars, etc?
Ernest Litzinger, who had his home
at Fl. N Firestones for the last year,
has gone to near Marchand to work.
Mrs. William Fry of New Berlin is
staying with her daughter, Mrs. Mary
j. Wise.
Mr. Lundy Miller of Marlboro town
ship is circulating his cards and
his fences for the NOM
ination for infrmary director on the
Republican ticket next summer.
Mrs. John Lower, who died at the
Massillon hospital last week, arrived
on Monday and was buried at the
Warner church on Monday. Services
at the church at 10 a. M, of said day.
Otto Damn of Ashland, and Miss
Loretta Wise left on Monday morn
ing for Cleveland.
The boys are making an effort to or
ganiZe a band here and it is hoped
they will succeed in their efforts.
Paris, Jan. 24.-Webster Swallen of
Canton spent Sunday here.
Miss Anna Ray visited her friend
Effie Kerns, Sunday.
Rev. Hange closed evangelistic SER
vices Saturday evening. Communion