The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1896-07-30

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Harrisburg, on Sunday, August 2. Ser.
vices will be held at 10 a. m. and p. IN.
Rev. @. W. Brown will have charge Of the
meeting.
Miss Lena Kutz, Of Alliance, spent
Sunday the guest of her parents.
Mr.. Henry Salm and family, Of Middle.
branch, were calling on Mr.. Duprez and
family, on Saturday evening.
Mr. Aaron Shriver arrived home from
Ada on Friday, where he has been at
school.
Mr. and Mrs. DAVID Lower visited ALI.
ance relatives on Sunday.
Mr. Aaron Houser, of Canton, has been
looking after his business interests In
this locality the past week.
Mr. George Shriver has been appointed
by the probate court, guardian of Mrs.
Gailot.
The Misses Annie Sozze and Mary
Duprez were the guests Of New Berlin
friends on Sunday.
The pleasant home Of Miss Annie
Carrier was the scene Of q delightful sur
prise, Saturday evening, the occasion
being Miss Cartier's twenty. second BIRTH
day. Miss Cartier received number OF
useful presents. A palatable lunch was
served to fifty guests. Among those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Devaux,
Mr.. and Mrs, Isaac Johnston, Louisville
Mr.. and Mrs. John Duble, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Moulin, of Marlboro; the Misses
Rosa Caot art, Ollie Frsntz, Msnda. Sher.
rick, Emma Vernier, and Miss Georgie
BELOW. The young gentlemen present
were Peter and Fred Caohart, Louie,
Lonnie and Henry Lare; Peter Grlspan
and Lawrence Oswald, of Maxine.
Mrs. j. f. Balmat is on the sick list,
but is reported improving.
Mrs. Patrick Lyons has returned home
from Alliance, where she was visiting her
daughter, Mrs. A. ID. Wallace
The free coinage plt nk in the Demo
cratic platform is very popular with the
voters Of this precinct, and we doubt If
there will be Republicans enough left to
constitute an election board.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Lamille; Mr.. and
Mrs. Adam Shilling, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Moulin went to Middlebranch on Sun
day to visit Mr.. ana Mrs. ODE Oberlin.
LIMAvILLE.
Clarence Lewis, wife and father, of
West Virginia, are the guests Of friends
in the neighborhood. Clarence and his
wife will make this their future home,
and will move in the house recently va
Gated by J. W. Marshall.
Frank Laba of Akron, was in town on
business one day last week.
Miss Pearl Earl, who has been visiting
relatives in this vicinity, returned to her
home last week.
o. P. Sebrell and B. f. Sebrell, went
to Salem Sunday on their wheels.
H. b. Paxson made a business trip
to New Milford, Monday.
Mrs. H. @. Ware went to Cleveland
Sunday and will remain there for
several weeks.
Thomas Stiff, Isaac Oliver and Edward
Rice accepted positions as cooks in Com
pany X, which left Alliance Monday for
Cleveland.
The farmers in this neighborhood have
been having terrible experience in car
ing for their little wheat, and tremen-
dous crop Of oats, owing to the incessant
rain.
Mrs. George Drayer went to Cleveland
Sunday.
Mrs. Harmon Muerman and daughter
Lettie, went to Lake Brady Sunday.
Miss Josie Dewan, of Salem, visited in
this place Monday.
Mrs. Fritze, nee Ruttman, Of Akron,
visited relatives in this place for several
days.
The condition of the hills near town is
reported to be bad, since the big rains.
The Limaville baseball team and the
Goat Hill club, of Alliance, crossed bats
Saturday, the game being a victory for
the Llmaville team.
Mr.. Coppic, Of Wiona, is visiting in
this vicinity.
A. NJ. Weir has secured the job of
graveling in the corporation. Two hun
dred yards was sold, and brought thirty
nine cents per yard.