The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-05-30
CORRESPONDENCE.


Quite a number of our young people
gathered at the home of William Sell
and had very nice party Saturday
night.
The frost Saturday night did much
damage to the corn and fruit in this
I eighborhood.
Monroe Shidler is tearing down his
old house and getting ready to build.
Mrs. Miller of Alliance, visited
Thurman Hahns over Saturday and
Sunday.
CLANCY Rosenberger of Alliance,
was calling here Saturday night.
Fred Reese, of Alliance, was home
over Saturday and Sunday.
The Monter Brothers are still busy
saving in the Krabill woods.
Edgar Dickson visited with Earl
Oyster Sunday.
Rev. Sprankle preached at the G.
B. church Saturday night.
Charley Smith and family, visited
at e. M. Hahns Sunday.
Ben Sell and son, of Osnaburg, are In
this neighborhood lathing Krabill's
and Hahn's Houses.
Elmer Shaffer and family visited
with Henry Unger's Sunday.
Homer Sanor visited in Canton Sun
cay.
George Heines called on George Lei
Sunday evening.
John Redman and wife, visited witt
Mart Lands Monday.
Frank Shaffer, of Paris, is workin,
for his father, north of town.
o. Grosswiler and Dan Hoffman Il
painting p. Herpstes house
Frank Rosenberger is learning tn
painting trade. He is working 10
; John Pickens.
Paris May 25.-Rev. Hange and MIS-
Mabel Johnson spent Sundoy will
Frank Unkefer and family.
Clayton Crowl and lady friend, c
Alliance, were the guests of Mr.. an
: Mrs. John Stucky Sunday.
Bert Starkey and family spent Sun
day with e. H. Waltz and family.
r. V. Price, who has been on tn
sick list is again able to be about hi
duties as usual
Gehman and Shriver, of Canton, al
Laling hay for oliver Bates this week
: Vernon Sheatsley and family sper
= Sunday at j. A. Lutzs.
Uirg;po f,orporu (Atuotarl May OK
Mrs. Marvin Gibson is quite poorl
She is under the care of DR.. Cummings
Miss Ethel Craig, of the class of 19(
/. will attend the Randolph commence
ment Friday evening and also IL
8 reunion of the scholars Saturday al
!. the alumni banquet Saturday evening
|, Miss Pearl Biery who has been visi
3 ing near Fairmont returned home SUI
d day.
d Mr. and Mrs. ThomasMcGiIr, G
e Smithtown, spent Monday with h
brother Henry and family.
Ed. Parson is painting c. w. Parsol
home at Alliance.
J. Mrs. Lydia Spiers has returned FRO
c her nephew Clyde Forsythe and cou
Is in were plaintiffs. I. T. Siddall,
j. Ravenna, was counsel for Mrs. Spiel
a. The case was proving the validity
e an aunt's will in which Mrs. Spie
q. was the legatee.
u Miss Whitacre, of Ravenna, is sta
ing with her grandma, Mrs. Lyd
Baldwin.
Little Mary Paxson, of Alliance, W
y the guest of her uncle and aunt, N
= and Mrs. Ed Paxson from Saturd
;, until Monday.
- Martin H. Wright an attorney,
~ Ravenna, was calling on his old neig
ID bors Friday.
IA Miss Hazel Carlisle and Kate, Andl
and Messers Clyde Bean and Robe
"a Retiring successfully passed an exal
is nation at Atwater high school !
III Gently.
ut Charles S. Spiers is booked for
essay at Portage County Grange. 81
ject THE Needs of a Farmer"
William Jolly of Cleveland return
e- home Saturday.
ne The north school has been disco
e- tinued and the children will be CT
%, veyed each day to the special distr
er school,
I'd Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Strong and SO
en- Clarence and Frank were Sunday v
or itors at the home of Mr.. and M
I. John Bean.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry McGirr have I
mumps.
Hugh Newell of Pittsburg, is speI
Ia ing the summer on his farm here.
OF STRAIT Hartzell was at North Bent
Ell Sunday.
nd Mrs. Frank Kibler and baby spt
'e- Saturday at Adam Andrie's.
te Andrew Strong of Campbellsport v
Ut Sunday visitor in this neighborho
Minerva, May 25.-MrS. u Calerd