The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-08-14
CORRESPONDENCE.

of Georgetown, visited at f. M
Hahn's Saturday and Sunday
Mrs. Amos Oyster was in Louisville
on business Tuesday.
The festival held at the Tile ohurcf
Saturday night was largely attended.
The net proceeds were $40.
Mrs. J. Summers, Of Canton, is visit
ing at Thurman Hahn's.
Earl Oyster and friend spent Sun
day at Meyers Lake.
A very quiet wedding took place
at the home of Milton Hoffman last
Thursday evening, when the son,
Emerson, was married to Miss
Grimes, of Alliance. After the wed
ding supper was served The
young couple will reside in Canton.
Mrs. Norman Harpster, of Alli-
ance visited her parents, east of
town, few days last week.
d. o. Hahn and wife visited with
friends at Middlebranch Sunday.
Mrs Edgar Dickson is entertain
ing her sister from Ada, o.
The Tile church will hold chill
dren's melting next Sunday evening
A fine program is being prepared.
Henry Unger was in Canton on
business Wednesday.
Miss Wallace, CT Indiantown, is
working for Mrs. Thurman Hahn.
New Franklin, August 8-The M.
E. church of this circuit will hold
union picnic in Hawkins grove, near
Bayard, the latter part of this month.
Floyd Unkefer is at present So
journing with relatives in Cleveland.
]. l.. Unkefer and family will
shortly move to Youngstown, where
Mr. Unkefer is employed.
An interesting program was rem
dered Sunday evening by the Epworth
League.
Otto, Vandegrift, of Alliance, was
home over Sunday.
Amos Harsh is in charge of his son
Jesse's store at Rochester, for few
days.
M. e. Lope has bought the Forrest
Foulks property and will move his
grocery stock into it November 1.
Orestes Shekels and wife of Pitts
burg, are the guests of w. T. Shekels,
this week.
David Cooper sold six head of cat
tie to Elmer and Tobias Hayman
last Friday.
Charles Yeagley and family, from
Yeagley's Corners, visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Washington Nunemaker last
Sunday.
Jack Shimp and party from Canton
took an auto spin in our vicinity last
Sunday.
Frank Unkefer and family expect to
move into ]. j. Unkefers house short
iy.
Frank Mangus moved his family
to Alliance Tuesday.
Wash Nunemaker has completed a
new buggy shed.
d. O.. e. Bell visited his old home in
Harrison county last week.
Bush Hayman bought "a head of
sheep from Columbiana county man
last Thursday.
Mrs. Sarah Vieregg and daughter,
of Nebraska, are visiting relatives
and friends in this vicinity, making
headquarters at Hiram Essick's. Mrs.
Vieregg is a daughter of John L.
Martin, formerly of this place.
Melissa Morgan of Canton is visit
ing her mother.
George Woods and wife of Cleve-
land are visiting at the residence of
Jacob Mangus.
Mrs. Isaac Berkowitch and daughter
of Bayard were visiting David Cooper
Sunday.
Mary Fearn has returned from
Freeburg.
Ice cream festival at Cooper's Aug
ust IS.
Mrs. Ed. Early of Alliance is visit
ing us once more.
William Gallagher and family of
Canton called on us sunday.
Mary Crowl's sister Avenal. of Mi
HerFd, mas Deen WISHING her for the
past two weeks.
James Stier of Paris paid few
days visit to William Niswonger
and family last week.
Paris, Aug. s.-Mr. and Mrs. VIII.
liam Harsh and son, Harvey, visited
with Mr.. and Mrs. U. Lautzenheiser
of Louisville, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Sponseller, Mr..
and Mrs. William Motifs and Miss
Lizzie Motifs were elected delegates
by the Reformed Sunday school to
attend the Reformed Eastern Ohio
Chassis Sunday School convention,
held at Osnaburg this week
Mrs. Rufus Helm and daughter
Clarice and Miss Lula Mercer spent
Sunday at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Allen Zinninger.
MIR. and Mrs. John Foltz visited
with Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Foltz Sun
day