The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-03-16
CORRESPONDENCE.

Snydef is mucn Detter a1ter severe
Illness.
j. ]. Whitacre of Canton was Sun
day visitor in town.
Mrs. Arthur Young spent a few days
in Canton this week.
Miss Kline of Pike Run was the
guest of Mrs. Max Seeling over Sum
day.
Michael Ford left Wednesday for
Massllon, where be has secured en-
ployment in the W. and L. e. yards.
Miss Alice Hawkins of New Phila-
delphia spent few days with her
aunt, Mrs. Selling,
Homer f. Cooper and wife are NOV
ing into their property at the corner
of Harrison and Fulton streets.
Misses Alfaretta Kiet, CT Massillon,
and Agnes Gilbow of Mineral city,
visited their aunt, Mrs. Michael Ford,
overs Sunday.
David Evans of Huntington, Ind, is
the guest of relatives in this vicinity.
Mr.. Evans grew to manhood on what
is now called the George May farm,
near Sandyville.
Mrs. John Koeler and baby daugh-
ter have returned from a two weeks
visit with Canton relatives.
DR.. and Mrs. Harsh entertained a
few of their friends to six o'clock din
ner Wednesday evening.
The Sunday school classes of
Blanche Williams and Verna Beatty
gave sock social at the country
home of W. NJ. Beatty Tuesday even
ing. The attendance was large, net
ting the classes about $40.
Georgia Russell is the guest of Min
erva friends.
Dick Dale has returned here from
Klondike.
Mrs. F. G. Locker spent a few days
with relatives in Canton this week.
Frank Harsh of Carrollton was the
guest of his brother, DR. Harsh, a
couple days this week.
Morgan VanMeter of California,
Mo-, arrived in Magnolia Friday and
will make this his home.
In the failure of the Cash Buyers
Cooperative Union, of Chicago, Mag
nolia people lost some money. Il is
understood that there were quite
number of stockholders in this vicini-
ty, and the loss generally falls on
those who can least afford it.
John e. Branlield has contracted
with the Ft. Wayne, Ind, ball team
| Of the Interstate League, for the sea-
son of 1906. He will report for duty
at Ft. Wayne April 9th. Johns num-
erous friends are congratulating him
on this excellent position.
Robert TisdaIe transacted business
in Magnolia Tuesday.
Mrs. Jones of Zoar Station was
brought here Friday and inferred.
Myers, March l0.-Jerry Hayman
and Jesse Bates attended the Willard
sale, near Louisville, Wednesday.
George Haines made a business trip
to Minerva Friday.
X. Dourm attended F. & A. NJ lodge
meeting at Minerva Thursday evening.
Mrs. Maude Porter visited with
Youngstown relatives this week
Mrs. Alma Myers spent several days
at Freeburg with her father, Samuel
HaTtzell, who is very i'll.
William Jones and son Clifford of
Burgholtz called on his brother Ed
ward Friday.
TheO WaTtman shipped a car of
stock to Pittsburg market Saturday.
Wilbur Bell made business trip to
Minerva Friday.
J. Shoemaker of Minerva has pur-
chased r. Dourm's timber on the
Levi Roudebush, who is working On
the l.. f. & W. railroad at this place,
spent Thursday night with Mechanics
town friends.
farm which he recently bought of the
Hursh heirs.
Grover DOurm was Minerva caller
Friday evening.
Paris, March 10.-Mr. and Mrs.
Dwight Farmer, of Louisville, will
move on the Joseph Farmer farm.
The Moutor Bros. are waiting on
good roads to move their saw mill TO
Carroll county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Shearer of Free
burg visited with Mr.. and Mrs. r. H.
Shearer Tuesday.
The Mt. Pleasant school, south of
town, is making preparations to hold
literary in the near future.
James Speakman and sons are re-
pairing Sam Matz's property.
Mrs. Ed. Hay and daughter Mary, of
Canton, are spending several days
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
Motifs.
Mrs. Hockenberger has returned to
her home in Robertsville after spend
ing several weeks with Mr. and Mrs.
William Harsh.
Mr.. and Mrs. John FOltZ spent sew
eTal days last week with Canton
friends.
Dalton, March 1.-THE Independent