The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1895-07-03
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Charles Gibbs went to Kent yesterday.
A. NJ. True went to Pittsburg yesterday.
J, l. Piper will spend tomorrow in Ciucin
natl.
Mrs. 1. II. Taylor, of Carrollton, is in the
city.
George S, Lucas left last evening for Phila-
delphia.
Township trustee Henry is in Winesburg
on business.
f. r. Myers and family left yesterday for
Athens, Tenn.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. Clint Hague, of the
Belden farm a girl.
Clare Fraunfelter is home from school for
his summer vacation.
Joe Overman, of West Tenth street, went to
Cleveland this morning.
Mrs John C. Gerwig and son Oscar are in
Cleveland visiting friends.
Mrs Calvin Ball has returned from two
months visit in Pittsburg.
Miss Josephine Smith. of Galveston, Texas,
is the guest of Miss June Smith.
Curtis Smith, of the Globe Clothing Com.
pany, was in Cleveland yesterday.
Mrs. p. Goudie and three children have gone
to Harlem Springs to spend the summer,
d. II. Lind has returned from two months
business trip through Ohio and Michigan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Nefi went to Akron this
morning to visit relatives over the Fourth.
Miss Jo Barnaby, of Columbus, is visiting
Miss Harriet Crum, on West Eighth street,
Mrs. l.. V. Bockius and Mrs. Atlee
Pomerene went north on the Valley this morn
ing,
Mrs. Robert Morris, of Beaver Falls, is visit.
ing her brother K. n. Bream, of 4S Ryder
street.
Miss Edith Keller, of Massillon, is the guest
of Miss Ella Zeigemeier, of North Walnut
street
Miss Sylvia Firestone, who has been the
guest Of friends in the city, left for her home
in Wooster last evening.
The Misses Maud and Ida Ackerman, of
Mansfield, are the guests of Miss Nettie Bau-
hof, of East Seventh street.
Miss Fora Feltus, left yesterday for her
home in Watertown, n. Y, after weeks
visit with Miss Rachael Frease
in Louisville after pleasant visit with Mr..
and Mrs. A. Gres' er, on Dewalt street.
Miss Elizabeth Heffner who has been visit.
ing relatives in the city, has returned to her
home in Huntington, Pa.
J. c. Ferrall of Carrollton; d. b. Ludwick,
of New Philadelphia; and John Hustin, of
Millersburg are registered at the Hurford.
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McCaw have returned to Rochester, n. ",
after short visit with friends in the city.
Herbert Reynolds, of Harvard University,
and John Reynolds of Phillips Andover pre-
paratory school, are home for their summer
vacation.
Miss Maud Piper returned to her home in
Cincinnati this evening, after spending several
months with her grandmother, Mrs. Book, Of
West Lake street.
A number of Canton people will leave on
the 5th for Boston to attend the National
Christian Endeavor convention which will be
held from the 10th to the 14th of this month.
The Woman's Missionary Society of the
First NJ +. church held an Age social last
evening in the Hannah court. Lemonade and
cake were served The society realized quite
sum.
A letter has been received from Mrs L. T.
Crowl of Canton, who is delegate to the
Woman's Temperance Union convention at
London. Mrs. Crowl is on her way home and
will sail July 9th from Liverpool.
Mrs. d. b. Talbert of 96 North Cherry
street, returned yesterday from two weeks
visit with her daughter at Marion, Ind
The Junior Assembly and Sans Souci will
give a dance at Casino, Meyers lake, the even
ing of July 10th.
Miss Amanda Harter will entertain friends
next Friday evening.
Seymour Bartlett, of West Third street, left
yesterday for sojourn at Mt. Clemens.
Miss Irene Emanuel is visiting Miss Minnie
Lothamer, on North Plum street.
Robert Conklin has returned from short
visit in Kent.
Thomas F. Turner, Esq, went to Lodi, o.,
today to visit his parents over the Fourth.
Mrs. Turner has been visiting there for several
days.
Miss Snyder, of Chicago, who has been visit
ing Alvin Hurford in the Hannah block, re-
turned to her home this morning.
Harry Rex went north on the c. C. & S. this
morning.
S. ID. johnson, chief of the passenger de.
partment OF the Valley, was in the city last
night.
Hon. Henry BOIL, superintendent of the
agencies of agents for the Prudential Insurance
Company ordinary branch, spent yesterday in
town and addressed the company's agency
staff OF this city.
Ell Werner went to Congress lake this morn
ing.
Charles r. Miller, Cicero Hiner, Samuel
Burgert are Forest City visitors today.
Mrs. Ed Cook went TO Congress lake this
morning
About $50 people are in attendance. st the
annual picnic of the German Evangelical
church, which is being held at Congress lake
today.
J. William Schwingel will spend the Fourth
in Youngstown.
About 40 iremen with two hose carts went
through the city this morning ON their way
Coshocton to attend the, fremen's tournament
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