The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1896-08-13
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MARLBORO.
The friends of Bryan silver will meet
Monday evening, August II, for the pur-
pose Of organizing Bryan silver club.
Isaac Thomas, of Kansas, is visiting
relatives
Miss Ethel West, Of Alliance spent Sun.
day in the village
Frank Moore is spending a few days
with his mother.
Miss Alma Replogle spent few days
In the village of New Baltimore last
week.
Rev. Wing preached at the Disciple
church, Sunday morning and evening.
He Is bright young man and we pre-
dict for him a brilliant future. L.
Young and family, Of Akron, spent Sun
day with g. W. Powell.
Fred Maser and wife, of Canton, were
the guests Of MIR. and Mrs. James Lovett.
recently.
+. s. Miller left Monday for Apollo,
Pa where he will join l.. A. Persons
oyolorama of the Battle Of Gettysburg.
The people of our village that have been
to Alliance to the reception Of Mckinley
and Bryan, claim that they have discov-
cred the meaning of 16 to 1. They say
that IL means that sixteen people go TO see
Bryan to one that goes to see Mckinley.
J. e. Lamiell End wife were In town
Monday afternoon.
HuMEwoRTH.
Mrs. Ona Pilmer and children, Of
Chicago, are visiting friends here.
Samuel H. Unkefer and wife, of Can
ton, were among friends here last week.
The Cameron 'auily reunion will be
held next Saturday, August 10, In
Thomas Cameron's grove two and a half
miles east of Homework.
Mrs. Amanda whlteleather, of Indiana,
Is visiting her parents here.
The reunion of the Sanor family will
be Eeld Saturday, September 5, In David
Sanor's grove, one-half mile north of New
| Alexander.
Mrs. Joseph Heestand was visiting her
sister at Lisbon, last week.
Jacob Mangus and wife were visiting
their daughters in Alliance, Saturday.
The dance was largely attended Satur-
day night.
W. j. Anderson is with friends in town.
Mrs. Jennie Young has returned to
Kent, after a pleasant visit with friends
there.
Adam Coy had his thumb nail taken
of In cider press, Friday.
Many of our people went to Alliance
Monday to see Bryan.
The grove meeting in John Summers
grove, Sunday, was largely attended.
Mrs. II. H. Stoffer, of Louisville, was in
this community last week.
Mrs. Jacob Neuffer is not much better.
LOUISVILLE
Mr. Frank and Miss Pauline Beuchler
returned from visit with friends at Mt
Eaton.
Mr. g. Pemery and daughter, Mary, Of
Alliance, are visiting Louisville relatives
Democrat gold-bugs are as scarce at
hen teeth in this neck of the woods.
AS the new residence Of j. L. Werstler or
East Main street nears completion, 1t pre-
sents beautiful appearance. 1t is being
built of rock faced hollow blocks.
DIR. W. o. Baker Is expected home in G
few days from Berea, KY, to which place
he had been called by the serious illn es
of his daughter, Mrs. Anna Hixon.
Miss Jennie Chenot has returned home
from Ashtabula county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Daub, Of Pittsburg
are visiting at the home of Mrs
Sauvageot, on South Chapel street.
Mrs. Carver of Ravenna, is visiting
at the home of her daughter, Mrs. A. ID
Nunemaker, on East Main street
Quite number of our village ant
country teachers attended the county ex
animation at Canton last Saturday.
A large number of our people ATTENDED
the Bryan reception at Canton today.
Quite number of Louisville peopl,
will take in the excursion to Rocky Poin
tomorrow.
Mrs Fremont Oyster who has been yer,
sick with typhoid fever Is reported as i'm
proving at this writing.
Mrs. Rev. o. W Slusser of Lorain, Il
visiting relatives and old friends in towI
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Oyster of AL
lance, visited the formers parents on Eas
Main street Sunday.
Mahlon Kelim spent Sunday in Akron
william Arer and family spent Sunda.
in Alliance.
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