The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-02-28
CORRESPONDENCE.

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Clugston Jr. is very sick with the
grip. 1t has taken peculiar form in
his case. His brather Henry was at
tackled in the same way last week but
1t did not continue SO long in his case.
Mrs. Hoffman is still on the sick
list.
Aunt Nancy Howenstine is not inn
proving as fast as would be wished.
Frank Ling's little daughter is re-
covering from very bad cold.
Edward Kintz and family will move
into the John Clugston house.
Horatio Poorman has rented Mrs.
Stimmels house.
J. r. Bowman has sold his team of
work horses to Harry Wise who is
hauling lumber with them at Howen-
stine.
Mr.. and Mrs John Stimmel and
daughter Ethel from Canton, and
Reuben Stimmel from Malvern were
visitors at the residence of Mrs. Mary
] Neidig last Sunday.
The ladies of the Union Sunday
school expect to hold an oyster supper
!
Miss Mary Macdonald, who together
with her father visited at Mr.. and
Mrs. Yoder's is teaching in osnaburg,
Rev. Kingsley pastor of Mt. Zion
church east of North Industry, had an
accident going home from church and
dumped in the snow. He was slightly
injured.
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Mrs. Mat KitZmiller and sister-in-law,
Miss Ida Kitzmiller.
e. w. Stark, living just west Of the
Wise church, had a small fire this
week
Tom Rowe has returned from Cleve-
land where he learned the barber
trade.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Zerbe and son
Ray spent Sunday with their parents,
MIR. and Mrs. Henry Waltner.
Mrs. Hippenberger's little sister Is
visiting with her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ida Notice entertain
ed the Owls last Friday evening. They
report a good time.
Miss Clementine Binkly, former
town.
Mrs. David Wise and Miss Estella
Yoder, were appointed delegates to the
Stark county Sunday school conven-
tion held at Alliance this week.
Hiram Troyer has rented the old
Mill house and will move in the
spring.
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residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Shaffer in
Pike. The oysters were obtained by
parties who serenaded Marion Young
and wife.
Miss Mary Fogle, Miss Marie Schar-
10 and Miss Daisy Bair spent Sunday
with Miss Cay Brothers.
i This ice is causing a hustling time
for our blacksmith, the narrows and
hills being dangerous for horses who
are not sharp shot.
Navarro, o., Feb. 25.-John Martin,
Of Reedsburg, has returned home. He
called here to see his sick sister, Mrs.
George Obenour.H
Many of our old people are quite
sick. Grandmother Corl is seriously
Ill but seems to be improving.
Grandmother Hodgson is very low
with a complication of diseases and
her recovery is doubtful.
Mrs. Eliza Cross, who was formerly
a resident of Navarro, but who has
been visiting with her daughter in
Pittsburg, died last Tuesday. The re-
mains were brought to Massillon cem'
'etery for interment. She left Navarro
about fifteen years ago and will be re-
membered by many old residents.
i Revival services are still in progress
at the U. b. church. Thursday night
seven conversions took place ant
great interest is manifested. The
meetings will likely continue for some
time. Rev. Obadiah Slussler, of Ak.
: ron, has been assisting Rev. Poultor
at the meetings.
The members of st. Clements par,
ish are preparing to hold bazaar
next May.
Mrs. Mary Ann Rose, usually called
hospital last Monday. She has beer
sick long time and her recovery is
doubtful as she is quite aged.
Rev J. B. Meyer. of Wilmot. was
in town on Wednesday, calling on hi'
sick parishioners.
; Mrs. Viola Warwick was called t.
New Berlin to see Miss Lizzie Longley
: who is very Ill.
Mrs. Clara McLellen OF Urbana. ha,
come to stay while with her sister
: Mrs. Obenour.
! Aultman, Feb. 25..sJohn Wagner
7 will move on the celery farm vacated
> by Oscar Witsaman.
The search for coal on the JohI
I Wise farm was a successful one. as ;
six foo, vein was located.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Mil
ler a son