The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1896-10-29


Helen Cougar at Canton, on Wednesday
evening
Uriah Hoverssock and sons went to
Massilion, Saturday evening, to hear the
speech Of Judge Day.
Several of the Massillon dairymen
visited with David Krabill on Sunday.
Mrs. Metzger and Mrs Seese called on
Mrs. Kooher Sunday.
Miss Kate Krabill and brother visited
at Mrs. Burgert's on Sunday.
Rev. Hostetter Of Canton, is holding
meetings at this place.
Mr.. Peter Grsber is quite Ill at this
writing.
Dan Shedron attended the Bryan meet
ing at Akron last Monday.
Simon Custer has besn husking corn
for Daniel Graber the past week.
Elsie Dorstook went to Canton on
Wednesday,.
While returning from Massillon,
Saturday the carriage occupied by Mrs.
| Neff was run into and broken, but was
repaired SO that she could reach home.
Michal Krabill was in town on Sunday
morning.
| wILMOT.
I. N. Lenz was in town on Monday.
Prof. Il. A. Richardson was at ShaDes
Vile last Saturday on business.
Mr.. John Maybaugh visited Mrs
Elah Deal last Sunday.
Mr.. b. f. Reed and Mrs. Katie HesI
visited friends at Nashville the fisrt OF th'
week.
Louis Boerngen and wife of Bolivar
visited Ed. Kulschbaoh over Sunday.
Burt Bash spent Sunday with hi
parents.
Eugene Repass, wife and family, Sun
dayed with B. u. Agler and family.
Will Kohr and wife Of Strausburg
spent Sunday with Frank Maybaugh ant
wife.
Messrs. Elvero and Clinton MoFarren
of Justus, visited their father last Sunday
Miss Ella Bash, Mrs. Charles Spidl
and Clarke Spidel, visited William
Miller, and family the first Of the week.
Messrs. J. H. Palmer and J. s New
conner wheeled to Massillon last Sunday
j. o. MoFarreu, and family visited "
H. Agler and family on Sunday.
Joe Browngardner, wife and sor
Homer, spent Sunday In Dundee.
Miss Kate Airbart has been visitin
Will Reed, wife and family the last weeb
Mrs. Jacob Hawk, Of Canal Dover
visited Mrs. Joseph Ruhman the pas
week.
DR.. Oliver welty, of Canal Dover
called on his sick brother, Benjamin
north of town, who is suffering wit
cancer of the stomach.
NEW BERLIN.
! The Pooahontas Circle met at the HON
} of Miss Maggie Evans. The followin
! was the program rendered: Orga
voluntary, Miss Mary Hoover; "Emanc
D patton of the Horse" Miss Pearl Col
, man; "The Secret" (select reading), Mr.
Emma Bonnet; vocal solo, 1.-THE Pictui
That is Turned Towards the WALL, an
sequel, "Her Father has Turned the Dee
Picture Again by Mrs. Kate S. Colema
, and Miss Cora Kolp; "Daily Life of
, United States Senator, Miss Clara Wi
laman; CDR. Barnard's Home for HON,
!, less Children" concluded, Miss Magg
Evans; recitation, "The Clock of Life,
Miss Maggie Walter; "Chioago's Regio
of Eternal Frost, Miss Eta Willaman
"The Camel" Miss Emma Holl; "Pru
sias' Prisons" Mrs. Louise Steele.
,, Mre. Julia Warstler, who has bee
! sick for the past few months, is thougl
a TO be slowly improving
Mr.. Samuel Schlotte and daughter
o Capitola and Fannie, of st. Elmo, III
went to Canton with delegation G
!, Wednesday and made a flying call at ii
q home Of Hardin Coleman and family.
Mr.. Sterling, of Canton, gave us a
"up to date" silver speech on Tuesdf
. evening We were surprised to see on
= front chair a country pedagogue who
ungentlemanly behaved himself at TO
3 mrr + speech on the square, the speak
+ being forced to stop and kindly askt
him to keep quiet, and that not beir
sufficient, he was threatened with ejectiC
4 from the hall, by by-standers, whiC
threat quieted him. At later Republ
. can speech In the hall, when the speak
O referred to the silver party, he Yell
. "Kill them kill them' Judging fro
the expression on his face, and the veil
along the side of his head, he thougl
Y himself at pretty lively wake, the lea
o ing corpse able to give him facts he d
b not expect to hear. He behaved himsel
= william Brown, of Cleveland, b
been the guest of Miss Charlotte Rea
i the past week.
' Mrs DR.. Steele is spending few da
!, in Cleveland.
a a Mrs. Teresa Saylor and Mrs. Ma
. Mucy are spending few days In Loui
: Vile.
Q There are things which not all peop
@ understand. Some, we suppose, are n
;. to be understood. The wearing
n badges with pictures of Lincoln and M
Kinley-surely there is no comparison
statesmen; that's like the tariff bill,
= mystery to the majority, because the