The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-08-11
Correspondence

Louisville, Aug. z. = The interment
of Miss Orpha Coy took place at Union
cemetery Wednesday noon. The fun
eral was held at the new house Mr..
Coy has just built and was conducted
| by Rev. Bucher Of Osnaburg.
Frank Gladieux and John Merriott
have returned from q hunting expedi-
ton In Lexington township. They bag
ged thirty squirrels.
Frank Miller and August Gladieux
have gone to Wayne county on hunt
ing trip.
Mrs. Fulmer is on the sick lict.
The street car company is fixing UP
their engine and will resume work on
the EASTERN part of thealine in a short
time. Engineer Miller and Frank Ev-
rard have charge of the work.
Street Commissioner Lombardi Is
putting in some large sewer pipe on
South Chapel street.
Owing to the passenger traffic being
small since the Stark Electric line has
been in operation, the Pennsylvania
company have decided to make Louis
vile a flag station after Sunday, Au-
gust 8.
Miss Laura, daughter of John Myers
and Charles Kopp of Canton were
married at the residence of Rev. Faith
er Fletcher Wednesday evening.
Rev Father SennDr, pastor of st.
Louis Catholic church of this place,
returned home Wednesday from an
European trip, where he visited his
former home. Quite large crowd, in
Guiding Father Fletcher and 100 Of the
orphanage boys were at the train to
meet him. In the evening the ladies
Of the congregation held a reception
in the rooms above the parish school.
He will resume his duties as pastor of
the church next Sunday.
Osnaburg Aug. Mrs. J. e. Schuf-
fel is reported on the sick list
Miss Roberta Myers Of Louisville 10
visiting friends here.
Mr.. Frank Olinger an aged citizen,
is very i'll.
Miss Hattie Nickle is visiting friends
at Louisville and Canton.
| Frank Duncan of Cleveland is visit
ing with his mother on Noble street.
Charles Gutcher Of Waco has moved
into Frank Barchey's house.
Mr.. Henry Pariso and family will
move to Canton soon.
| J. r. Moul, who has been Ill for tho
past week, is improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Spies and fam
| liz, ottop1od tho Odd Eo1Ipvvc In nj
Meyers lake Wednesday.
The Methodist and Reformed Sum
day schools will picnic at Meyers lake
Saturday.
The Ladies' Aid society of thu
festival Saturday evening August 8.
Hartville, Aug. 7.-Mrs. w. r. Jeav-
ons. of Cleveland, is visiting at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Goetz.
The cemetery association will give
festival on the high school grounds next
Saturday evening. August 8. All the
| delicacies of the season will be on
| sale, and good time Is expected.
Miss Maud Ream has entered the
Canton business college, where she will
take course of stenography.
A merry party of ladies were enter
tained at the home of Mr.. K. B. Liegnp
| ley on wednesday. The party included
the following: Mrs. Otto Uhlendortf,
Miss Uhlendorff, Miss Bertha Uhlen-
dorff, Mrs. NJ v. Schuckers, Mrs.
Henry v. Kramer, Miss Berlin Kram-
er. Mrs. George Yost, Miss Bess Yost.
Miss Edith Yost. Mrs. r. M. Maier.
Miss Florence Maier, Mrs Ivy Sprankle
Mrs. Carrie Gould, Miss Vera Gould,
Master Harry Gould, Mrs. Clifford
Manly, Mrs. 8. M. Oberlin, Mrs. Rollin
Slusser, Mrs. Frank e. Seaman, Miss
Marian Seaman, Master Harold Sea-
man, Mrs. ]. r. Craze. Miss May Bow
man. of Massillon. Mrs. Arthur Stone,
Miss Marian Stone of Canton, and
Miss Luella Rempis. OF Waterloo, Ind.
Miss Lucille Slusser.