The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-01-26
CORRESPONDENCE.


man has returned home alter spend
ing several days with Mass Ethel
Haines.
Miss Nora Baughman spent Wed.
nesday with Minerva relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Panso were
Minerva callers Thursday.
Mrs. William Kester and daughter
Eva, OF Osnaburg, visited with reia.
lives several days this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Felix Neidigh an.
nounce their 50th wedding anniver-
sary February Z.
Mt. Pleasant scholars had their
monthly examination Wednesday and
| Thursday.
Vernon Dourm returned home on
Thursday from Akron.
Tip Queen of Carrollton transacted
business at this place Thursday nig1t.
]. S. Shoemaker of Minerva was II
business caller at this place Friday.
Mrs. May Crubaugh is a guest with
her brother, after visiting with her
brother William Jones at Burgholtz.
Miss Bertha DouTm and friend at
tended the opera at Minerva Friday
evening.
Scott Beebout Of Canton is visiting
at the home OF James AckelsoD.
| The box social at Sand Bank school
house was well attended Thursday
evening.
Martin Bros. loaded car Of lum-
ber at this place Saturday.
r. Dourm's fine driving horse died
Saturday morning
| Mt. Pleasant, Jan. 20.-Mrs. w. c..
Lindower, of near Canton, spent Mon
day at s. w. Lmdowers.
John Schrantz attended the Good
Roads meeting at Canton Thursday.
+. b. Lindower has his house ready
for the slate.
Herman Krabill and family OF Ault-
man, o., spent Sunday with MIR. and
Mrs. John Frease.
The Telephone company has the
pleted.
Earl Lindower has returned home
after spending the holidays with
friends in Indiana and western Ohio.
| Miss Lulu Marchand of MarchanI.
o., called on Mrs. II. Wehl Thursday.
s. w. Lindower called at Canton on
business Wednesday.
John Mohler, Jr., Is able to be at
work again after q few weeks III
ness with pneumonia. -,r..
Miss Florence Schrantz visited at
Greentown Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Henry Carp of Akron, is visit
ing with her parents, MIR. and Mrs.
Abraham Witwer.
Minerva, Jan. 20.-A surprise was
/ rendered Miss Nina Eaines at her
home on Plain street last Monday
evening, in honor of her birthday
Games and music we're the amuse-
ments for the evening, and an e'e-
giant lunch was served.
Mrs. Frank Brocker Of Canton IS
visiting relatives here for few days.
] Miss Ethel Calerdine is Vlciting Mr..
and Mrs. Clyde Moseley in OrrvLIe.
| Mrs Smith Is very sick at the home
/ of her daughter, Mrs. Tenniant, OF
High street.
Andrew Miller was a business call
er in Canton this week.
Mrs. Frank Mong of Kent is spend
/ ing several days with her mother-in
law, Mrs. Mary Mong. Her daughter,
Julia, who has been visiting here
since Christmas, will accompany her
home.
Miss Belle Finefrock is spending q
few weeks with relatives in Waynes-
burg.
Mrs. Jacob Grunder attended the
funeral Of a relative at WaynesburG
Tuesday
Paris, Jan. 20.-Mr. and Mrs. Lewis
Shearer and Mr. and Mrs. r. Koontz,
of Freeburg, spent Wednesday at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. r, II, Shearer.
Mrs. Il. Sheatsley was n Canton
caller Wednesday,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Shcarer are
suffering with tonsilitis.
John Sautters, an aged resident Of
this village, died Wednesday morn.
ing. Funeral services were held Fr'-
day afternoon in the Lutheran ehurel,
Rev. Lautenschlager officiating.
]. Mats has moved his sawmill in.
to ID. Kreiger's woods.
Charles Sponseller, Charles and
Norman Lutz have finished making
logs for the Monitor Bros,
Virginia Corners, Jan. 20.-Mr. anu
Mrs. Henry MeGirr were called to
Harrisburg by the illness of Mrs, Nc
Girr's mother. Mrs. Plckens.