The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-03-13
CORRESPONDENCE.

Baunach is employed at the Trump
abstract Office in Canton.
Edward Studer, who had an elbow
put out of place few days ago is
recovering from the injury.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacoby have moved
to their new home, formerly the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Biderman;i which
Mr.. Jacoby purchased about a month
ago. Mr.. and Mrs. Bederman have
purchased fine house and lot on
West Tuscarawas street. Canton,
where they arc now residing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warfel have purchas-
ed Edgemere, formerly the home Of
Charles Bartalott, and are now re-
siding there.
G. C. Pontius made a business trip
to New Berlin, Monday.
William Wackerly, who has been on
the sick list for the past week, is
slowly recovering.
Miss Katie Whipple returned Sat
urday from New Cumberland, w. Va,
where she has been visiting relatives
and friends for the past ten days.
Bolivar, O., March 5.-Mr and Mrs
]. b. Smith were at Akron last week
to attend the wedding of Mrs. Smiths
sister, Miss Tillie Kicker.
Protracted meeting began at the M.
f. church last Sunday evening.
Tuesday morning at the Catholic
church, Miss Ora Lab of this place
and Mr.. William Dullaghan of Indi-
ana, were united in marriage by Rev.
Father Patrick.
Miss Helen Miller made business
trip to Canton Friday.
Mr.. ]. " Hawk spent few days in
Canton and New Philadelphia last
week on business.
The Daley brothers have the con-
tract for the putting up of the stone
work on the Wabash cut off between
Bolivar and Orrville and expect to
go to work soon.
Mrs. ID. F. Lash returned home Sat
urday after spending a few days with
relatives in Canton.
Mary Summers is on the sick list.
Herbert BellInap, who for the past
year has been living near Dover, has
purchased the old homestead and
moved on it last week.
Isaac Shaffer spent several days in
Canton last week.
New Franklin, o., March 6.-Theo.
Shekels and Lewis Hartzell took a
load of hogs and calves to Bayard
on Monday.
Monroe Cooper and George Hahn
of Minerva were visitors at the Dave
Cooper residence over Sunday.
Oil operations are coming our way.
Several people have leased, and wells
will be drilled Immediately.
Arthur Woods started carpentering
in Alliance Monday,
A debate on the labor question
will take place at Moultrie next Fri
day.
Sand Bank will have an entertain
ment next Saturday night.
Frank Unkefer visited his wife in
Alliance over Sunday.
A good session of the EpwoI'th
league was held in the NJ. E. church
Sunday night.
r. Haynam and wife and j. w. Mar
tin and wife were the guests of ID. E.
Baird of Baird last Thursday.
X. H. Grooms is completing his
new shop.
DR.. o. e. Bell is talking of going to
Oklahoma the coming spring.
Otto Vandergrift and Emmet Slentz
are contemplating removing to Wash
ington state next spring.
John BunkaEd has returned to his
home in Cleveland after two weeks
sOjourn with his mother here.
There is considerable agitation here
over the proposed electric line to be
built from Alliance to Canal Dover.
Edgar Miller is down with the
grip.
Hazel Haynam had her tonsils re-
moved by Mrs. Dr.. King of Alliance,
last week.
Albert Hawkins went to Alliance
Friday.
Dave Cooper went to Bayard yester-
day on business.
Myers, o., March 6.--Mrs. John
Myers was a Canton caller Friday.
James Gugelman transacted bust
ness In Canton Friday.
r. Dourm and son, Vernon, attended
the McGee sale at Oneida Saturday.
Miss Stella Sponseller, who is work
ing in Alliance, was guest with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Sponseller
over Sunday.
Troilus Myers and Grover Dourm
were Minerva callers Saturday even.
ing
Mrs. Charles Maurer and daughter,
Anna, were guests with Burgholtz
relatives several days
Miss Anna Ray, of Canton, was a
guest at the home of r. Dourm's Sat
urday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Haines and
do. TO-. Ill