The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-04-11
CORRESPONDING E.

Myers, April 6.--B. b. Bowman OIL
Robertsville was transacting business
at his place Tuesday.
Mrs. Alma Myers and sister Edith
were shopping in Minerva Tuesday.
Joseph Livingstone moved his FAM
lily to near Mapleton one day this
week.
Theodore Workman and II. Dourm
were transacting business near Louis
Vile for the Farmers and Merchants
Telephone Co, several days this week.
j. M. Stewart of Minerva delivered
load of furniture for Mr.. and Mrs.
Lawrence Miller Tuesday.
Miss Hazel Myers and Carrie Dourm
have commenced to take music les
sons from Miss Carrie Keith.
Mrs. Henry Mccoy and little son
Lewis, of Cleveland, visited several
days with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Harsh Of this place.
Theoplus Scheckles made a bust
ness trip to Minerva Tuesday.
Mrs. Charles Fairbanks spent Tues
ay with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Reuben Wymer.
Clarence Haines of Alliance. called
on his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver
Haines this week. =
Curtis Haines and son George, are
doing John Myers's farming this sum-
mer.
Edward Tressler made business
trip to Minerva Wednesday.
Miss Laura Myers who Is working
in Minerva, was calling on her par
day.
Miss Mabel Wartman is staying
with her sister Mrs. Vernon Sheatsley
this week.
Edward Jones has returned home
after working on the railroad several
weeks.
Mrs. Wesley Bates of near Paris
was calling on Mrs Mary Rish Tues
day.
John McEndarffer and Charles I'm
l1efer were hauling hay to Minerva
one day this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Sponseller and
two children and Mr.. and Mrs. Viii.
liam Harsh and little son spent last
Sunday at the home of Henry Harsh.
Benton Sefong of near Louisville
was calling at Jacob Newcomers on
Sunday.
Frank Daily has left for his home In
Cleveland after visiting at the home
of Mr.. Levi Hayman.
Charles Maurer and little daughter
Anna, were calling on his brother
Emanuel Sunday evening.
Miss Nova Baughman has returned
home after visiting at the home of
Mr.. Starkey near Robertsville.
Isaac Hyman has sold his driving
horse.
Miss Josie Hayman is working for
Mrs. Jacob Newcomer.
Francis >Gugelman was working for
John Myers several days this week.
A number of boys from this place
went to Oneida to fish Wednesday.
Cairo, April 6.-John Wagner and
wife of Hartville spent Sunday with
relatives here,
Rev. Fillhour of Canton visited a
few days with friends here last week
Nelson Stambaugh made a trip to
Hartville Sunday afternoon.
Celia Kennel spent Sunday with
Bernice Reed,
The Lords supper was administered
In the Lutheran church Sunday
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Washington
Swartz, a daughter.
Mart Bishop spent few days with
his mother, Mrs. Adam Bishop, last
week.
Cora Snyder called on friends Sat
urday afternoon.
John Bentz has moved in the LIB
Drunkenbrod house. John Reed In
the house vacated by Mr.. Bentz and
Mr.. Graves In the house vacated by
Mr. Reed.
Miss Lima Wertenberger Of Hart
vile visited Sunday With Mrs. Emms
Miller and family.
! William Fry of Canton Is spending
his vacation with Zenos Fry and
family
Corwin Brouse of Cuyahoga Falls
who visited his parents a few days re
turned home Tuesday.
Tod Bishop and wife of Greentowr
visited his mother, Mrs. Lydie BlshoI
Sunday.
Moultrie, April 6.-Mrs. Florence
Crafty and son Edwin retWned tc
their home in Cleveland Tuesday aft9i
spending few days with friends and
relatives in this vicinity.
Mrs. Susan Smith and daughter
Mary moved to their home in Cantor
Tuesday. ..,..-.--