The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1896-10-08
burg, and a large number Of candidates

ones continually contracting 1t.
John O. Harmony, Of Canton, attended
the fair Saturday.
Miss Fode Clspsaddle has gone TO Salem
to work In the millinery store Of her aunt.
The house Of Jesse Sweitzer was entered
last Saturday by some unknown person
and several dollars In money ana some
clothes we're taken. snSs
The Bryan Silver Club was addressed
on Monday evening by Mrs. Clara Barr,
of Alliance. The hall was filled to over
flowing and the arguments produced by
Mrs. Barr were clear and concise. The
meeting was grand success and every
body was we'll pleased except the gold
bugs. Messrs. Bfosius and Henry Of
Alliance, will address the olrb next Mon
day.
NEW BERLIN.
The speech on Saturday evening by Mr..
Van Buskirk Of Canton, was highly ap-
preciated by the audience, which he held
spell-bound for almost two hours. The
hall was we'll filled and the quiet which
prevailed during his entire speech told
how eager each one was TO learn the facts
before us today. The speaker several
times r, ferred to his Republican friends
In the audience. They aid not number
as many as he has fingers. There are
some on the fence, as they say. What
think you Of thatH
The Misses Ella willaman, Carrie
Saylor Cora Clauser, Bertha Kolp, and
Pearl Colem spent Saturday in Canton.
Mr.. Rob Wire, residing one mile south
of town, Is down with typhoid fever.
Fears are entertained for his recovery.
The Pooahontas Circle met at the home
Of Mr. Darr. The following was the
program for the evening: Piano solo,
Miss Mary Hoover; CDR Barnardo's
Home for Homeless Children" Mrs.
Shilzt; "Sketob OF Mexico" Miss Cora
Kolp; "London's Boy Poet" Mrs Riley
song, Just tell them that you saw me-"
and sequel, Miss Maggie Evans and Mrs.
Price; City of Venice, Mrs. Price; sketch
of LII Hung Chang, Miss Mary Hoover;
Practical Economy, Mrs Young; 81.
beria's Exiles (continuedD Mrs. Coleman.
Mrs. II. Coleman is visiting her aunt,
Mrs. @. Brumbaugb, at Midway, Ohio
LOUISVILLE.
Prof. frank Sweitzer attended the
Marlboro fair.
Miss Mabel Nunamaker, who Is teach
ing in the Mass.llon schools, spent Sun
day at the home of her parents.
County treasurer Geib and wife called
on Louisville friends Sunday.
Miss GRACE Newhouse, who is attending
school at Mt. Union, spent Sunday at
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Yerky, Mr.. Mil
ton and Miss Anna Retiring, of jackson
Center, visited at the home of j. l.. Coy,
Sunday.
The Y. P. 8. O. E. Of the Reformed
church will hold social In the town hall
Tuesday evening.
The synod'of the Reformed church will
convene at this place on Wednesday, o.
tober IA.
The Bryan Free Silver Club met in
regular session last Wednesday evenin z
and listened to an able address on the
political issues by Raleigh Nothsm, of AL.
lance.
Miss Eva Harter, Of Osnaburg, is visit.
ing at the residence Of o. Clark.
Mr.. Ira Pence and Miss Helen Prenot
of Osnsburg, spent Sunday with Louis
Vile friends.
Mr.. Frank Peterson has gone to Green
| Springs, Seneca county, for the purpose
of receiving medical attention.
Daniel Meese, Of Coldwater, Mich, IL
visiting old friends and relatives in this
vicinity.
william MoKimm, Jr., Henry New
house, Peter Cholley and Harry New
| kau tn hui
ing expedition. We expect they will soon
game
MoGADORE.
Rev. Hallack, who formerly preached
near GAINESVILLE, preached his openinl
sermon here last Sunday morning. Rev
Hall ok Ia very enthusiastic man In hi
church work.
The Portage county Mckinley club ex
oursion to Canton, Thursday, was not in
creased very much from this place. Onl,
lve responded.
Mr.. Horace Fenton and wife of Cleve
land, are visiting at the home of tn
latter's brother, Curtis Fenton.
Mr.. Robert Atohison spent few day
in Randolph last week.
The Akron fair was not attended yer,
we'll from this place. The weather mos
Of the week was rainy.
|, Judge Baldwin, Of Canton, addressed
soanty audience Of non-enthusiastic Re
publicans. With all the drumming an
advertising of this great meeting whicl
they said 1t would be, the honorable judg
only had. excluding the women, childre
and the free silverites, about twenty "
Republican voters to which to deliver hi
great address. They claim that the silve
sentiment Is dying out. IL does no
look that way through this part Of tn
country. The free silverites are gaininl
ground every minute, hour and day.
: Four prominent boiling Republican
who attended the address delivered her
, by Judge Baldwin last Thursday evening
state that Judge Ba dwin's address onl
strengthened them in their support fo
; william j. Bryan.
/. ID. SiddaI, of Ravenna will addres
! the Intelligent voters Of Mogadore an,
vicinity on the money question and 1
the interests of free silver at Eagle hal
Wednesday evening October 1896
Jud. Grant will also address the peopl
. in the near future.
WILMOT.
John Kaylor, wife and son Glenn, {
Navarro, spent Sunday with friends an
relatives.
E. A. Richardsonlwas at Shanesville lal
Saturday.
Andrew Hofeoker wife and famil
: spent Sunday with W. H. Crosland.
Georgo Agler, OF Ligonier, Ind, hi