The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-07-28
GREENTowN.

son Oliver, of Kansas, spent last week with
her, and returned yesterday The Moore
reunion will be held at Fountain Park, Akron,
Saturday, July 30. The G. T. & ", will sell
tickets at one fare for the round trip; All the
Moores and many others are cordially invited.
Takea day of rest and pleasure. The Wise
and Dickerhoof reunion will be held in ID. J.
Wise's grove, near Greentown, Saturday.
August 12. Daniel Wilson's infant child
died Friday. Interment at Snyder's church
.... Albert Acker, OF Akron, was in town this
week.
FAIRHOPE.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mohler, of New Berlin, were
visiting at the home Of Monroe Mohler on
Sunday Miss Smith, of Louisville, return
ed to her home after visit of several weeks
at the home Of David HUT Frank Byerly
will move to Canton during this week. He
moves on Virginia avenue. The health of
George Snyder is still in very critical condi-
ton :. Miss Mary Violand from Canton,
visited her parents over Sunday :. Eli Hersh
berger and wife spent Sunday with friends at
Robertsville. Mr.. spake and two sons, of
Indiana, are visiting at the home of her sister,
Mrs. Henry Lesh .. John Graber, Of Woos
ter, was on his farm a few days this week ...
The festival at the church on Saturday even
ing was well attended and netted nice sum
for the society. Rev. Brown preached at the
Third street church, Canton, on Sunday -.
hI' anu luIb DOuuluO VI DdEIyNllCi Nlbllcu dl
the home of their son, Charles Domino, on
Sunday. Miss Stahl, Of Johnstown, Pa, is
visiting at the home of Rev. Seese.
PARIS.
Most of our farmers are busy cutting oats
... Blackberries are large crop and sell at a
cents q quart There were services held at |
the Reformed church on last Saturday after
noon %. The Reformed church building has |
been treated to a coat of white paint and adds |
much to its appearance. 1t is also to be |
frescoed inside. -. Congratulations are now in |
order. Mr.. George Meiser and Miss Efiie |
Helm were married on last Sunday morning |
ing at the residence Of the BRIDES mother |
south Of town. May their journey through |
life be happy one. 9. DO not forget the lee
ture by Rev. S. p. Long at the Lutheran /
church, Thursday evening, August 3....A |
hunting party composed of the following |
named persons, viz; Fred Sefert, Emery |
Sponseller, J. G. Haines and Ed Becknell,
went on hunt near Bergholz, to be gone
about one week Mr.. Herbert Stuckey has
again began work on his mansion at Minerva.
BICYCLE CITY.
Services were held at the Cross Roads
church, Sunday, at 1920 a. M, by Rev. A. G.
Berkey ...B B. F. Whitmore visited Miss Hen.
tival held a Bangham's Grove on Saturday
evening, July 30. Proceeds for the benefit of
Mrs. Williams. The Mt. Eaton band will
furnish the music. Thomas Collier, Jr.,
visited at Mr.. Kellers, Sunday. "A. M.
Smith visited Miss Daisy Truber Sunday
evening James Struble is slowly improving
at this writing There will be services held
at Cross Roads, Sunday, at 1890 a. M, by
Rev. Berry, of West Brook field. Garfield
Reeves, of Massillon, il visiting at his uncle's
Peter Smith, the past few days The Misses
Hattie Poorman and Lizzy Penman were the
guests of Miss Daisy Trubey, Sunday last.
Farmers are busy cutting oats this week.
Miss Nettie BOughman visited the Misses.
Becks, Sunday :. Mr.. Martin McFarren is on
the sick list John Ricksecker and J. W.
Baughman visited at Samuel Ricksecker's
Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Poorman Wis
tied their daughter, Mrs. Ellsworth Bough-
man.
SPARTA.
The Ladies' Aid society gave a festival at
the church Saturday night; also an entertain
ment They made nice snug sum. They
intend to build new NJ. E. church in the
near future. Rev. David Yant willed $500 for
a new church at Sparta. :. Rev. Flemming
took suddenly i'll and was dangerously sick
for few days, but is out of danger now. ...
Lantz Mckinney had the leaders and arterys
cut by sharp hatchet falling from a post,
striking his left wrist. DR.. Dewitt was called
to assist DR.. Klingingsmith dress the wound
Emmett Slutz threshed William Dayys big
wheat crop on DR.. DeWitts farm, 72 acres
making 712 bushels, about one third of crop
for that kind of land. Last Thursday Jacob
Conrad bought the doctors share and loaded il
on car and shipped it to Akron, price CSC.
The new wheat this year is not what it was
last year. Something worked on IL, and it is
full OF small grains. Bob Robinson has
gone to Magnolia to work in Mr., Kemp's
blacksmith shop. Ed Failor is doing his own
work now. Ed. is good smith. Mrs. AL.
M 10 ainl =.
not expected to get well /. William Shew cut
his foot with an ak, and is having very sore
left ankle. Married, at the M. Z. parsonage,
Sunday at $50 a. M, Mr.. Orrin Shew and
Miss Emma Eyersole, both popular young
people of Battlesburg Rev. Heron officiating,
They have the best wishes of host of friends.
NEW FRANKLIN.
John Sharer and wife of Alliance took SUD-
per at the Commercial house last night.
Miss Nora Hostetter of Canton is spending her
vacation with her muny friends here. Mrs
DR.. F. M. Hughes and son, of Sandusky City,
are the guests of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jacob Holwick John Weigel left for Indi-
ana last Friday. Mr.. Barnhart's daughter
with her husband and family, of Alliance are
enjoying few days in the country with the
family. &. Ed Early and Miss Maude Unkefer
Of Palestine spent Sunday with her parents
-. L. E. Martins new house is being plaster
Su .ulTs' Oubdu DdukcTu WeuU 10 Alliance
today to spend the week with her son Frank
Mrs, Geo. Crooms and niece, Marion Gibbs
Of Allegheny, are guests at the Commercial
house. Rev. Hesser and two daughters, of
Minerva, spent last week at David Roedels
....Will Smith and family, of Hanoverton,
we're the guests of his parents on Sunday =.
Mrs. Addie Kelsey, of Marlboro, is spending
! week with her aunt, Mrs John Weigel. :.
Howard Miller and wife and Mrs. Chambers
and daughter Bird, Of Canton, visited Mrs.
Metz on Sunday f.. Frank Unkefer and broth
sr John spent Sunday with Nate Slentz and
wife at Malvern -. Mrs. Sallie Smith is on the
sick list.
NAVARRO.
Austin Rosenberg and family have moved
into Rev. w. @. Coder's home in High street
Miss Linda Hug left for Lorain to visit
her brother. Mrs. Ira Hall was taken
seriously i'll with spinal trouble. Mr.. Silas
Mccormick and wife, of Orrville, spent several
lays with Mrs. Pat Mccormick Miss Mar
saret Morgan, of Massillon, has been the guest
)f.Miss LowaTtzbow.
HOMEWORTH.
Charles Nelson and family and Miss Eva
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