The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1896-10-22

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ming, stated clerk; Rev. A. Knoll, corre-
spending secretary. About 100 ministers
and large number of delegates of the
Womans' Missionary society were In at
tendance.
BARRYvILLE.
| August Gladieux, who formerly resided
hero, but now of st. Louis Mo-, was
calling on his relatievs and friends on
Saturday. Mr.. Gladieux came to Canton
with Mckinley delegation, consequently
had to wear his Bryan badge under the
Mckinley badge.
Mr.. and Mrs A. ID. Wallace, of ALI
ance, were the guests Of Mrs. Wallaue's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. p Lyons, on Sun
day. They were accompanied by DIR. l..
l.. Lamb born.
Miss Ophelia Gilbert will spend the
coming winter with friends in Louis
VILE, where she will take instructions In
millinery and dress making.
A party Of four-two young ladies and
two young gentlemen--of Canton were
the guests Of Miss Julia Socie and Miss
Mary Brumabugh on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Rebrassier, Of
Canton, are visiting relatives In town.
Mrs. Amos Moulin and Mrs. Ed. Frank
who have been quite sick are improving.
! We hope for their speedy recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Lamille are rejoio
J ing over the arrival of bouncing big
boy. MIR. Lamille says his name may be
Bryan.
George Boulin, of Omaha, Nebraska, re.
turned to bis home on Tuesday. Mr..
Boulin formerly resided here and was Wis.
iting his old home for two months.
Ths Bryan Silver Club of this place
will be addressed on Thursday evening,
October 22, by J. O. Given and Ed. L..
Smith of Canton. These gentlemen are
able speakers and we bespeak for them q
respectful hearing.
Our club Is in a prosperous condition.
They meet every Thursday night and
about 100 members are enrolled. Mr.
. O. j. Guliing is chairman and Maurice
r Duprez secretary.
The Maxine and Barryyille Silver
Cubs jointly attended the Weybrechi
Welty meeting at Louisville on Thursday
night. There were 200 in line. The olubi
were conveyed to Louisville with four
; horse wagons, where they were met by
. the Louisville cornet band. After tht
parade, the clubs attended the meeting II
body. The meeting was a grand sue
8 cess. Messrs. Welty and Weybrecht mad'
4 excellent speeches.
Ed. Frank met with what might hav,
!. been serious accident on Saturday
: When leaving the farm Of Charles Romy
where he finished thresbing, his Traction
engine broke through bridge crossing |
q large run on Mr.. Romey's farm. Th'
. drive wheels of the engine went down
taking the tank along with them. Mr.
Frank and George Vinez were caught be
4 tween the tank and engine and but wer
4 not much injured. It was narrow es
r cape. Very little damage was done 81
t the machinery and In short time tn
boys were on the road again ready TO
J. business.
a PARIS.
!. Mrs. Bertha Rubright, of Hartville,
o visiting relatives In this community.
:, MIR. r. M. Skelley has lately beel
united In matrimony with Miss Dais
v V. Livelsbreger. They will go to house
keeping in few weeks. May suoces
a attend them through life.
j. Allen o. Zipinger arrived home fron
d Ada, o., on last Thursday evening.
;. MIR. e. Loehr, of Malvern, a photog
o rapher of ability, took several pictures 70
our band on last Saturday Afternoon
T. just previous to going to Freeburg to tn
8 sherwood meeting.
The township Sunday school conver
tion has been announced for next Sstul
It day afternoon and night, In the Reforme
church.
Our band played for the Poorma
meeting at Malvern ON last Thursda
night.
. Allen Cook, of Canton, will speak 4
Q Homework on next Saturday night.
- George II. Baldwin, of Canton, spok
n for the gold standard people here on las
Saturday night.
o Mr.. II. G. Zinlnger arrived hom
. . from Ada, o., on last Saturday.
D. General 1. r. Sherwood, of Canton
j. Democratic candidate for congress In tn
"a eighteenth district, addressed an over
flow meeting in Meiser's hall on las
;. Saturday night The Robertsville drum
- corps arrived late. The meeting wa
begun at $3.50. Miss Roof, of Home
g worth, sang good campaign song, an
IL was followed by Lillian Zininger, VIII
reoited fine poem dedicated to William
l. j. Bryan. Ed. A. Hininger, president o
l. the club, then introduced the General, wh
.r delivered one OF the most masterful
10 logical and convincing addresses eve
II made In our town. The General spok
1t about two and half hours. Miss Roo
70 sang another song, and was followed b
70 Mr.. j. II. Dagger, who sang two song
3. that were we'll received. 1t was nearl
d l2 O'Clock when the meeting adjourned.
E. LIMAVILLE.
IS General /. II. Sherwood, of Canton, an
50 b. II Wey ybreoht, of Alliance, will ad
g. dress the people of Limaville, Thursda
J. evening, October 30. Music will
/ furnished by the Bryan Free Silve
orchestra. Ladies' are especially invited
rousing meeting Is expected.
Martin Elliott and wife, of MORO,
county, are visiting In this place.
Miss Hulda Sebrell is reported quit
sick.
Edmund Fowler, a we'll known oitizeI
Is reported on the sick list.