The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-02-16
CORRESPONDENCE.

Calvin Long made business trip
to Canton Saturday.
Mrs. AL Allerton left Sunday for
Cleveland where she expects to
spend a few weeks with her daughter,
Mrs. John Long.
Ed Sherer made a business trip
to Cleveland Friday.
Clark Daum spent Saturday with
friends uear Canton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Limfach and
family spent Saturday and Sunday
with friends in Canton.
! James Hane, Irwin Snyder and
James Snyder attended lodge meet
ing at Osnaburg Friday night.
Herman Daum spent Saturday night
and Sunday with Canton friends.
Mr.. and Mrs Ed Sherer visited with
friends near -Robertsville Sunday.
John Allerton and Marion Kleitz
visited friends in Canton Saturday
night.
William Schory. of NTolpahok will
work for Henry Jones the coming
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Mong, Harvey
Snyder and John w. Mong, of Paris,
visited at George Kleitz's Sunday.
Marion Kleitz is hauling lumber
for Frank Bowen's house at Osnaburg
| TO replace the present structure.
which is more than 100 years old.
Mr.. Bowen will have a photograph
taken of the house before tearing it
away.
| Mr.. and Mrs. G. l.. Daum visited
with J. ]. Snyder, of Paris, Sunday.
! William Douglas, of Canton, visit
ed with friends here Sunday.
Mrs. Homer Keifer, of Canton, Wis
tied Sunday with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. H. e. Shearer
Adam Thomas and son, Jacob, who
have been cutting timber in the Bill
er woods, will move their mill to
William Snyder's, where they have
bought several acres of timber
James Snyder and Newton Kinney
were in Canton Monday.
Burton Youtz and Lorn AXE, visit
ed with relatives near Robertsville
Sunday.
Bert Froyer, of North Industry,
spent Sunday at ]. l.. Todd's,
Mrs. Calvin Hershberger visited a
few days with Canton friends last
week.
Hartville, o., Feb. 12-Mr and Mrs
| Curtis hartman and daughter, of Can
ton, who have been the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Albert Shirk, returned to
their home on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Geotz spent
Sunday with Mrs. GeOtz's parents, Mr
and Mrs. Shanafelt, in Suffield, o.
Perry Kanel has exchanged his New
Berlin property for Edward Weaver's
farm, east of town.
Edgar Merkel returned to Mt. Union
on Sunday evening after a short visit
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Merkel.
joel Smith left on Saturday morn
ing for Kent, where he will spend a
few weeks in hopes of regaining his
health.
Several of the school children are
kept at home this Heek ON account ol
measles.
Clarence Sheetenhelm moved into
the Baughman house on Thursday.
/ Henry Shoemaker has advertised q
sale to be held at his farm, south Of
town, ON February IL.
Lloyd Rowinsky and Miss Stewart
of Cleveland, were the guests of MIR
and Mrs ]. D. Rowinsky, on Sunday
Percy Ginther, of Cleveland, spen
Sunday at the LONE Of Mr.. and Mrs
Samuel Kamp. His wife who has beer
} visiting her parents, returned home
) with him.
j Mrs. Daniel Weaver had birthda.
dinner on Sunday, the out Of towr
guests being Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie!
Wise, Mrs. Irene Herbst and children
!, of Akron, Mr. and Mrs. Charles John
c. Abner Ream and Miss Maud Rean
Of Canton.
South Cairo, Feb. PM. and Mrs
Rufus Brouse spent last Sunday will
Mr.. Brouse's sister, Mrs. Frank Har
mon, at Canton.
Miss Bertha Fry is working for Mrs
Otto Bair, at Middlebranch. Sh
spent Sunday evening at the home O
J her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Fry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Ream and son
Row, of Canton, were Friday visitor
at the home of 2. l.. Fry.
Mrs. ], II. Youtz is ON the sick list
Dr. w. C. Steel, of New Berlin, is at
tending her, and Miss Elva Werstle
: is nursing her.
Dora Fogle Sarabaugh, of Sparta
spent Saturday and Sunday with he
: sick father, George Fogle.
y. J.. Fry, president of the C. f. SO
2 ciety, has asked his society to joi
2 with him to ask God for 10 new mem
, beTi' to the church for Easter commu
= niOIl.
Cairo Sunday school is getting read
to entertain the Reformed Sunda
D school classes at their church in Jun'