The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-06-26

picnickfng at Sehrfng next Saturday |
They will go on the Stark electric.
Edward Strahm entertained num-
ber of his friends Saturday evening.
II. A. Lesh met with an accident |
last week. He was thrown out of
buggy and sustained sprained knee.
Harvey H. Miller is remodeling his
barn and making number of i'm
provements.
Mrs. Jacob Weber and daughter Hat
tie Of Canton visited at the home of j.
w. Schlott Sunday.
Miss Emma Stauffer was a Canton
visitor Sunday.
Louisville, June 25. Miss Emma,
the eldest daughter of Mrs. Kate Chol-
ley, and Frank Paumier, both of Louis
vile. were married at the st. Louis
Catholic church by Rev. Father Pletch-
er. They have gone west on wedding
trip.
The tax collector for Washington
and Nimishilien townships is at Keim's
bank.
Mrs. Jacob Geib is visiting in Cleve-
land.
Prof. Lewis Myers went to Columbus
Monday.
Miss Jeanette Myers has returned
from visit in the west.
John Z. Bender of this place gradu-
ates from the veterinary department
of the state normal school at Column
bus this week. He will locate at Lima.
Mrs. Dorsey has returned from the
Philippines and is visiting her mother
Mrs. G. F. Juillard on East Main street
Another electric light Is to be put
in the business portion of the city.
Children's day exercises will be held
at the Progressive Brethren church
next Sunday evening. June %.
Frank Frieday is building on his lots
near the square.
G. c. Bow of Canton will deliver the
Fourth of July Grafton here.
, Lowell Carr Hamilton is visiting
J with relatives on East Main Street.
Navarro. June 25.--Miss Blanche
Snyder and Herbert e. Smith were
married Sunday June 13 at Dresden.
They will make their home at the j.
B. Smith residence, one mile north of
town.
Miss Daisy Farson formerly of this
place, was married June 13 to Arthur
Walter of New Philadelphia.
The 14th annual convention of the
Wooster district Epworth league will
he held in the First M. e. church at
Canal Dover Wednesday and Thursday,
June "a and 25.
Mrs. Nancy Ellen Girt, wife of John
Girt, died Thursday at her home on
Basin street after an illness of six
months. She was born September, 1910
! and was aged 62 years and months.
She leaves husband, sons, daugh-
, ters, "a grandchildren and 5 great
grandchildren. She was a member OF
the M. E. church and was loved by all
who knew her. The funeral services
were held at the church Saturday
Rev. j. b. Meyer of Wilmot officiating
assisted by Rev. ]. D. Downey. Inter
ment was made at Union Lawn ceme-
terry. Mr.. Girt will make his home
with his daughter at North Lawrence.
Robertsville, June 25.-Orpha Kleit2
of Mapleton is visiting relatives here
Mrs. Kathryn Adolf who suffered
with a broken hip, is much improved
William Ropp has gone to work in
Canton.
Miss Ella Monahan and brother
James of Cleveland spent Sunday al
home.
John Adolf was injured yesterday
at the Haubert sawmill by a heavy
!, timber falling on his limbs and he
will have to use crutehes for some
time.
Friday evening about 40 friends
gathered at the home of Miss Lille
Winkler and surprised her, 1t being
: her birthday. The evening was spent
S in music and dancing. A fine lunch
was served.
: F. N. Devoe is having his home re-
modelled.
Amos Coy Is erecting a residence
upon his farm west of here.
The workers in the Lutheran Sun.
9 day school Of Stark and Carroll coun-
ties are meeting in annual convention
; in the Lutheran church at Paris. An
: excellent program is being rendered
q The board of education met in reg
ular session Monday evening. The
hiring of teachers for the coming year
/ and the adoption OF text books were
the matters attended to.
The Knights of Pythias held their
annual memorial service last Sunday
t at Malvern. The memorial address
: was delivered by the pastor of the
o Methodist church. A large crowd was
in attendance.
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