The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-02-02
CORRESPONDENCE.

New Chambersburg, Jan. 2G.--Gor
nelius Lower made a business call
to East Rochester Wednesday.
Frank Hingle made business tri,
TO Alliance Wednesday.
Mrs. Fred Risen is able to be up
again.
Mrs. Tressa Brant returned to heI
home Tuesday.
Mrs. Eliza Reed returned home
Wednesday after spending few days
with Eliza Woolf.
William Weaver lost valuable
horse Wednesday,
Clarence Myers and wife of near
Homework, called on Hiram Hills,
| Wednesday.
Frank Strawn auG son John re-
turned home from Alliance Wednes-
day.
II. Klein made a business call to
Moultrie Wednesday.
Myers, Jan. 25.-Mrs. Albert Seig.
entahler and sister, Miss Lula Mu-
ser were Minerva callers Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Westfall left here TO
visit with relatives at Pattersonville,
after visiting with her parents, Mr.,
and Mrs Michael Weorle.
| Clarence Clippinger and brother
Uion were business callers at Minerva
| Monday.
G. Hursh made a businels trip to
Freeburg Tuesday evening.
Mrs. John Myers is reported on the
sick list
Ralph Crowl has rented the farm
which Curtis Hayman vacated and
will move in the spring.
Relatives from this place attended
the funeral of Mrs. Crowl at Min
erva Wednesday.
| Daniel Hayman made a business
trip to Canton Wednesday.
DR.. James Crowl of Minerva made
"a professional trip to the home OF
Mrs. David Myers Wednesday.
Dewey Ray was a Minerva caller
Tuesday evening.
A jolly crowd Of young people spent
an enjoyable evening Wednesday at
the home of Elmer Hayman.
Mrs. Charles Myers of Alliance IS
visiting with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Daniel Ringle.
Hartville, Jan. 25.--Miss EbeI Of
of Cuyahoga Falls, is the guest o.
her brother, J. e. Ebel and family.
Miss Dora Smith of Mog adore
spent Sunday with her mother, Mrs
Joel Smith.
Newton Mead has sold his two iotg
in the Schumacher-Liegaley addition
to William Rubright.
Miles Young is confined to his bed
with typhoid fever.
Frank E. Schumacher returned last
week from a trip to Indian Territory,
Ewhere he went to look after some
timber interests.
Eva Schooner of R0otstown, has
been the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Chas
Schooner the past week.
| Ernest Shoemaker, of Canton, spent
Sunday with his family. Mrs. Schon.
er, who has been in bed with rheuma'
tism the past three weeks, is better.
Theodore Brumbaugh. who is EN-
tployed by Messrs, Carper G Gehman.
has moved into part of Mrs. Sarah
Shafer's houle.
Daniel Weaver sold his farm, north
of town, to Mr.. Garmier of Suffield,
and bought George SheetenheIm }
farm of 11G acres.
a very pleasant evening was spent
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Dallas
Keller on Wednesday evening, the
occasion being dime social given by
the Improvement Association. Muea
menimelt was caused by a series OF
progrea sions in which thread. ng
needles, pouring nails and "spooning
cotton were prominent. Refresh
ments were served and all reported
having had a good time.
Joel Smith is confined to his bed
with infiammatory rheumatism.
Henry w. Slusser of Maximo ha.,
purchased the Holibaugh farm from
F. e. Schumacher, who reserved the
timber, and also bought the adioin-
/ ing farm from Joseph Burkhold, CT
| Canton.
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