The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1896-07-09

| ni7s hhbe WOlI, OF canton, came TO this
place on Monday evening to attend the
alumni picnic on Tuesday.
Herbert Hoover arrived home from
Hiram college last Saturday to spend his
vacation.
Mrs. James Brown and two children
came home from Pennsylvania, where
they spent the last month.
The citizens of this place were excited
over the arrival Of burglars, who made
themselves very bold on Monday evening.
NAVARRO.
The Misses Rosa Lind and Mary Zints.
master have left for Washington, d. c. to
attend the national Y. p. S. @. Il con.
vention held at the place.
Rev. Ernst will hold preparatory service
In the brick church on Friday night, and
sunday morning, July 12, communion
service will be held.
Prof. Cable moved to Canton on Mon
day He has obtained a position in one
OF the Canton schools for the coming
year.
Mrs. Vic Hug and Linda have gone to
Lorain, o.. on visit.
Mrs. d. J Wolf and Mrs. Loud will
ieave this week for Chicago to spend part
OF the summer.
Miss Nora Mccormick, of Canton, was
calling on old friends.
Rev. Charles Miller and wife, of Day
ton, are visiting with Mrs. Miller's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Alex. Carver, on Main
street
Quite number of our people attended
the Y. p. s. G. f.. convention at Canton
last week
Miss Maggie Pocock died last Saturday,
July 4, at her late home on Canal street,
after long and serious illness from con-
sumption, aged 81 years. Services were
held from the late private residence,
Rev.G. b. Smith, of Massillon, officiat-
ing. Interment in Union cemetery. The
deceased was a member of the M. +.
church and died in the Christian faith.
She leaves her aged parents, three
brothers and one sister to mourn her loss.
Frank Pocock and family, of Crestline /;
Elisha Pocock and family, of West Salem,
and MRS. Barcus, of Msssillon, came
to Navarro to attend the funeral of their
sister, Maggie Pocock.
Born tc Fred Meters and wife, another
child.
Mrs. Mary Pfouts died Of consumption
at her late home at West Lebanon, last
Saturday, July 4, aged % years. Ser
vices were held in st. Clements church.
Navarro, Monday morning Interment in
st. Clements cemetery. The deceased
leaves husband and three children to
mourn her loss.
Everything went off nicely on the 4th.
The baseball club entertainment held In
the building recently vacated by A. E.
Hall, was we'll attended, and was finan-
cal success Ben James won in the bicycle
race on the 4th.
wILMOT.
DR.. o. G. Ricksecker and Miss Effie
Meyer visited friends at Canal Dover,
Sunday.
Mrs. E. A. Gilmore Is lying i'll at the
home of her parents, east of town.
W. S. Putnam has made an assign.
ment to G. e. Spidle. Assets estimated al
$4,000; liabilities, $4,000.
Raspberries are so plentiful that oul
berry men cannot dispose Of them.
The canning factory at Beach City has
begun operations.
Fourth of July passed off unusually
Rev. Warner, president of the Ralwdir
university, Berea, o., preached very
able sermon in the NJ. K. church at this
place Sunday morning. .
Henry Longenecker, wife and son, OF
Lancaster, o., are visiting friends il
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Longenecker re
turned from their wedding trip. A re.
ception was rendered them by their many
friends last Saturday. The band gavt
them a serenade in the evening and were
royaly entertained. Mr.. l.. also gave thC
boys V.
]. H. Palmer took in Canton and Mas
sillon on the 4th.
Two weddings are a sure go, before the
! winter winds come. Inquire of Dan and
Ed for particulars.
The Sanotifcation camp meeting will
open up in 4. q. Putman's grove July q
, and continue ten days, under the contro
of U. f. Rowley, Delaware, o. Some flint
musical talent will be present.
General Ed. Meese was ION his ear
and "cracked smile" all on account o
4 that ten.pound major that came to sta!
with him. He has about resumed his
usual composure.
, Hurrah for Free Silver!
LIMAvILLE.
The silver and gold men In this plac
are evidently watching with great curl
osity the coming event at Chicago Har
mony is hoped for by the different sides
Mrs. Sallie Story, of Brownsville, Pa.
: is visiting relatives near town.
Frank Dustman and family, NJ. A
, Hawn and family, all visited at Berlil
! Center Sunday.
,, The Ladies' Aid festival was fairly wei
! attended Saturday evening, notwithstand
. ing the rain.
Mrs b. F. Corl, of New Baltimore
' visited relatives In this town for severa
0 days.
1t Is said that matrimonial cyclop
Q will shortly sweep over this section. W
I shall await and be convinced beyond 6
+ reasonable doubt
Artie Hershey of this place, attende
the funeral of his grandfather, Saturda
Q at Marlboro.
: DIR. A. D. Beckett reports but little sick
= ness in the community at present.
a Mrs. Henry Darr and granddaughter c
Wooster, visited at s. K. Darr's, Saturday
Oscar Hazen made a business trip
Akron one day last week.
PARIS.
People should bear In mind the conceI
a that is to be given by Arthur w. Swaller
violinist and John A. Noble pianist, /
. the Reformed church at Paris, Saturda
Itlu Ru all acoOuntG u