The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1896-09-10
summer with her parents, Mr.. aud Mrs.

summer with her parents, Mr.. aud Mrs.
Alex. Carver.
The U. B. Sunday school hsld their
picnic In the rink last Saturday.
Rev. NJ. L. Oliver has been returned
to Navarro as pastor for the U. b. church.
DR.. Ed Hug returned to Lorain this
week.
Mrs. McCarty and children are staying
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Vic Hug,
until they move to Massillon.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Oscar Van Dorsten spent
| Sunday with James Corl and family.
They will remove to Cleveland where he
will study dentistry.
Mrs. Phil Loew and children have re-
turned from Loudenville after two weeks
absence.
The d. ]. Wolf residence on the corner
Of Main and Center streets, Is rapidly
nearing completion, and will be fine
structure when finished.
Prof. John Ellis, Of Massillon, passed
thorugh town on Sunday.
The N. o. conference of the M. K.
church will be held at wellington, o.,
September 23. Rev. s. Upson, pastor Of
the M. K. church, preached his last sermon
for the conference year last Sunday.
The infant son Of Josh Hodgson and
wife died September 3. Services were
held from the private residence, Rev. M.
l.. Oliver officiating. Interment occurred
Saturday afternoon in Union cemetery.
The infant son Of Matt Clemens and
wife died SEPTEMBER 2. The service were
held from the priavte residence, Tues
day afternoon. Interment In Massillon
cemetery.
Corn cutting is in order.
Farmers are busy seeding.
Death took away one of the Oldest oiti-
zens of this place. Mr.. Abram Wilhelm
died Sunday, August 30, aged 81 years.
He was born In Stark county near Green
town, and has lived In the county ever
since In 1889 he moved to this place
and in 1S41 was married to Rebecoa
Gilbert, who survives him. They resided
together over fifty-fve years. To them
were born ten children, seven Of whom
and his wife, survive, to mourn his loss
He was one of the sturdy men Of this
place, and his friends are unnumbered.
The funeral was conducted by Rev. j. d.
Wyandt last Tuesday afternoon, and the
interinent took place in the beautiful
Westlawn cemetery at this place.
The sixth annual reunion Of Co f, 10Th,
OVV !, was held at this place last Sat
urday. The day was cloudy and theraten-
ing, and the exercises were held in the
OU A NJ hall inrbead Of the grove. The
attendance was small owing to sickness
among the survivors. We notice among
the comrades several from distance The
dinner was feature of the day.
The address of welcome OF Mayor
Johnston was then delivered. The nara
tion Of "Prison Recolleotions by DIR
Peters and an address by G. O. Upham,
were we'll rendered and appreciated. a
W Stambsush was elected president
for the year and they adjourned to meet
| September z 1897.
Philip Roth was In town Sunday even
ing.
Many compliments were given the
Wilmot Cornet band last Saturday The
boys surely deserve support by our citl-
zens, for they are hard to beat by vii
lagos of this size.
The schools are in progress and the
book agents are busy trying to secure a
change.
Charles H Miller who graduated at the
st Louis Law school this summer, Is
home for shor6 vacation.
The township schools will open next
Monday.
/ u S Johnston was down from Canton,
Tuesday, on legal business.
OC Ricksecker has retired from the
drug store and frank kreilling has taken
his place.
Professor Oberlin, of Massill on, was In
town last Saturday.
Miss Edna Ayres, Of Canal Dover, has
been visiting her grandparents.
Wilmot will have delegation to Cleve'
land on Perry's Victory day.
NEW BERLIN
MrJJ Shook, Mrs Sarah Bachtel, Mrs
Sarah Palmer, attended the golden we'd
ding of Mr. and Mrs Manuel Keller on
Saturday at Manchester, Ohio
Miss Nellie Coleman has been confined
in the house with sore foot for the past
week.
Mr. and Mrs Orlando Schlotte, of Coply
Ohio, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrt
J E Riley.
The Plain township Sunday schools
pionicke1 In Mr. Williams grove, east Of
town, on Saturday
4 Miss Susie Gaskin is visiting friends
and relatives In Cleveland
Mr. Stanislaus Cappe has returned tc
college at Cleveland, Ohio.
The free silver club was organized
Wednesday evening. They now have sixty
signers. They will also organize junior
free silver club this week.
The high school students commenced
their work on Monday morning,
Mr.. George willaman is busy making
cider So
The farmers are very busy putting Gu
their wheat crop.
Mr.. Joe Sailor is talking of leaving
New Berlin.
There is large crop of apples thi
year SsA
The Hoover collar shopis just running
balf tune.
The F, x Frantz buggy shop is als'
running half time.
Samuel Kobel and Anna Zwalen, botl
! Of Alliance, were quietly married Sep
tember 8, by Rev. b. Strassner, at hi
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