The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-04-27
CORRESPONDENCE.


was In Alliance on business Saturday.
Clyde Shidler purchased fine rub
ber tire buggy last week.
Frank Hahn, of North Georgetown.
visited his brother. Thurman Hahn,
Sunday.
Arch Oyster has the contract for
bailing a lot of hay for Mr. Canon,
of Canton.
Mrs. Alta Friedrich is reported very
sick.
Miss Nettie Shaffer, of Louisville,
visited James Shaffer over Sunday.
E. NJ Hahn and wife attended the
funeral of Mr.. Venier. of Louisville,
Monday.
Harry Randles, of Alliance. visited
a few days last week with Robert
Hartzel.
D. o. Hahn was in Alliance on bus
iness Monday.
Mrs. Cora Oyster aud son. Earl, at
tended the funeral of Will Wenier, of
/ Louisville, Monday.
George Lief was in Canton On bus
r iness Monday.
Homer Shaffer and wife and Will
Bates and family spent Sunday with
Frank Hoffman.
Joe Shindler returned home from
Pittsburg where he was spending a.
few days last week.
George Keener and his sister, Cora,
visited friends in Harrisburg Sunday.
Miss Ida Hoffman is working for
Emma Roose, of MaXimo.
Amos Oyster and family visited
with friends in Louisville Sunday.
Frank Domino and family, of Home
worth. visited his daughter, Mrs.
Boron. Sunday.
Freed Reese. of Alliance, spent Sun
day with his parents.
Ben Griek and family. of Alliance.
visited with Nate Grimer Saturday and
Sunday.
Moultrie, April 24-Miss Pearl
Hammond, of Alliance. visited her
brother, Harry Hammond of this
place. SATURDAY anu Ouuudy.
Miss Mary Cassidy. who is attending
school at Mount Vernon, spent Sunday
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. B.
Cassidy
Miss Chloe Miller of Minerva, spent
Sunday with her sister, Mrs. Arthur
Crowl.
Misses Leila and Zoe Berger werel
shopping in Alliance Wednesday
Mrs. William Mccoy visited Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Edwards. of Alliance. |
Thursday and Friday
d. w. Crist and son, Dillon. were
business callers in Alliance Saturday.
Joseph Speakman made a business
trip to Canton Saturday
Maple Grove, April 24.-The enter
tainment held at the Maple Grove
school house Friday evening was not
largely attended.
Miss Ella Souers spent Tuesday
evening with Mrs. Fremont Baugh.
man.
Benton Seefong contemplates going
to California this summer.
John H. Miller is getting lumber
ready to build a new house.
H. c. Folk was business caller in I
Louisville Tuesday.
Homer Shelter is working at the
carpenter trade in Louisville.
Amos Cholley and Harvey Swallen
spent Tuesday in Canton.
Savaral from thic n1ano
funeral of Mr. Snyder. of Hickory
college, Tuesday afternoon. Mr.. Sny-
der was generous young man of
good habits and was liked by all who
knew him. His death was caused by
fall. Funeral services were held at
the Reformed church; interment at
the Union cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. U. S. Snyder spent
Monday on their farm.
Hartville April 24.-Park Werner,
who has been i'll with congestion of
the lungs, is improving.
Mrs. Joseph Bishop and Miss Maud
HEM spent Saturday in Canton with
their sister. Mrs Elton.
A number of pupils from our school |
took the Patterson examination at
Canton last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Rice and daugh-
ter, Hortense, came up from Canton
on Sunday in their automobile and
spent the day with Mr. and Mrs. Hen
ry Goetz.
At a meeting of the school board
teachers for next year were elected as
follows: High school. Prof Harold
Jansen; grammar grades. Mr.. Ficus;
primary, Miss Beemis Deeringer
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Goetz spent
Sunday with Mrs. Goetz's parents, Mr..