The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-09-04
CORRESPONDENCE.

left Thursday for Columbus to attend
lsynod.f az
Howard Conrad, of Linden Hail.
spent Sunday with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Conrad.
Miss Edna Smith spent last week
with Mrs. Fred Livelsperger, of North
Benton
Miss Edith Finefrock, of Springfield,
o., is visiting among friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lentz and daugh-
ter, DeDlla. and Mr.. and Mrs. Homer
Foltz, spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
John Foltz. of Mapleton.
Rev. and Mrs c. v. Sheatsley and
little son, of Pittsburg. arrived here
yesterday to attend the funeral of her
father Henry Sponseller.
There will be lecture and musical
entertainment given in the Reformed
church Friday evening. August 81
/ Mr.. and Mrs. William Motifs and
daughter, Elsie, spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs E. e. Haynam,
Robertsville, Aug. 2S,-Miss Bertha
Scieft and friend, of Massillon, are
visiting with relatives here.
Miss Alice Sheatley scpent Sunday
with her friend, Irma Walker
There will be a ball game at this
place Monday between the Roberts
vile and Mapleton teams. In the
evening the Robertsville team will
give festival.
Miss Myrtle Wyman is visiting rela-
tives here
Mr.. and Mrs. Garwood will give an
entertainment in the school house at
this place Saturday evening, Sep
tember 1.
Otterbein, Aug. 28.-Joseph Russell
and wife, of near Sparta, visited Mrs.
d. w. Young Monday.
/ Lewis e. Miller, of Canton, attend
ed church at Groves Sunday.
Rev. Fare preached his last sermon
before conference at Groves church
Sunday.
Ford Wade and family spent Sun
day with his father. near Waco.
A number of people of this vicinity
attended the festival at Sheplers Sat
urday evening,
Walter Lebeau, who has been work
ing in Chicago, has returned home.
i Homework, Aug. 2S.-Miss Agnes
Brook is visiting in Canton
Dr n K,,ov 10 l., Nav, yo,I, tl,;,
week.
Morris Taylor, of East Rochester,
was in Homework last week.
The canning factory is now busy
with tomatoes and sweet corn.
Our telephone exchange has been
moved to the residence of S. B. Bow
man, at the west end of town.
Mrs. Susan Neel and daughter, of
Bayard, were in Homeworth last week.
Theodore Carpenter, of Garfield, was
to see his mother. Mrs. Joseph Heest-
and few days ago.
A. l.. Johnson is on a few weeks
business trip in the south.
Many of our people attended the
Farmer reunion at Louisville last Sat
urday which was largely attended.
Elmer Thomas was taken suddenly
very ill Saturday evening.
Some of our people attended the
Friends yearly meeting at Damascus
Sunday.
John Marckle has been very ill the
past few days.
The Sanar-Staffer reunion will be
held next Saturday, September 1, in
the grove of Jacob Sanor.
Samuel Hanna and daughter, of Mis-.
souri,, were among friends here last
week Mr.. Hanna left here for Mis-
souri, when he was 13 years old, 40
years ago, and this is his first visit
to the scenes of his childhood.
S. d. Sanor had his left hand badly
cut by barbed wire Thursday. DR.
Staffer dressed his hand.
, Mrs. M. s. Carey is critically i'll.
Harold Emmons has been seriously
! i'll since Saturday.
W. e. McQuilken has his new house
nearly completed.
> ID. Whlteleatner has made valuable
improvements about his residence.
l Catherine Heestand is visiting hei
r brother, Dennis Lower, of Missouri
who is dangerously i'll. with no hop,
= of recovery.
DR.. Staffer was to Alliance on bust
ness last week.
] A. Benner was on a business trip tt
a Sebring Thursday.
"A telephone has been placed in tn,
canning factory.
Rev. ]. r. Heffner preached fl
Brethren church Sunday.
n J, M. sanor is building a fine new
d house.
Longstown, o., Aug. 29.-Russel
Foust, of Hartville, visited in thi