The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-12-27


Ben Smith and Frank Sanor were
helping j. A. Summer recently.
Mr.. Lott was at East Rochester re-
Gently,
John Strom was calling in town on
Tuesday.
Mrs. Lawrence Zepernick and daugh-
ter Bertha were calling in Hanover
ton recently.
Willie Wilson of near Winona was
calling in our vicinity a few days ago.
George Reamer and Joseph Kennedy
were at Moultrie recently.
Fred Eieri was calling in town re-
Gently. I'D
Malvern, Dec 22.-James T. Hewitt,
of Waynesburg, called on his old
friends and comrade. B. f. Metz, last
week. Mr.. Metz has been quite i'll but
is improving.
Mrs. ]. c. Murdock, who has been
indisposed since her return from Hud-
son is regaining her usual health
Florence Hoffee is on our streets
again after an illness of two weeks.
Mrs. John Howenstine and children
of Massillon, are here for Christmas
visit with Mrs. Howenstines parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Wilson.
Mrs. Walter McNeal returned Mon
day after a weeks visit with her hus-
band at Mineral City.
Spillman Riggs, lecturer. whistler
and musical impersonator, will fill the
| second number of our lecture course
at School hall, December 27.
Caroline Fisher spent Sunday at
Oneida, the guest of Miss Grace Pot
| tori.
Lewis Larbacher, an aged citizen liv-
| ing one mile east of this city, died at
his home Saturday night, and was
buried Tuesday morning at St.
Xaviers Catholic cemetery. Rev. Faith
er Fladung officiated Undertaken
Swisshelm had charge of the funeral.
Mrs. Kennedy Worley, formerly Miss
Daisy Galatin. died at her home north
of Oneida Sunday morning, and was
buried at Bethlehem cemetery Tues
| day afternoon The burial was in
charge of Funeral Director Joseph
| Swisshelm.
Miss Nellie Ulman left for Mounds
| vile, w. Va, last week, where she will
take treatment in the hospital for bone
disease of the face brought on by hav-
ing tooth extracted.
Mrs. Vinta Kratz is suffering from a
burnt hand. Her sister. Miss Minta
Roatch it still quite i'll, with little
prospect of her ultimate recovery.
Rev. T. " Milligan, of the Presby-
! terian church, severed his connection
with the Bethlehem congregation last
Tuesday morning. The church will be
without a minister during the winter.
The Presbyterian Sunday school will
have Christmas program and treat
Sunday morning The M. E. Sunday
school will render program Sunday
evening. Both programs will consist
of song service interspersed with reci-
tations, drills. etc.
Mrs. Fred Buel. of Toledo, is here
for Christmas visit with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Smith.
Mrs. John B. Myers entertained the
Salty club at her home on South Reed
avenue Thursday evening. Those pres
ent were Mesdames Buel, Hewitt, Yost
Robertson, Rhiel, Tewel, Laubender
Devices, Deckman, Wilson and Dunn.
bleton; Misses Jennie Graham. Bertha
Richards, Clara Weigand, Jessie ant
Jennie Crumbecker, Viva Dumbleton
Coyla Laubender and Effie Dickey
Everyone reports splendid time.
Mrs. l. W. Thompson spent Thurs
day calling on Waynesburg friends.
Miss Jennie Graham spent Sunday a
Oneida the guest of her sister, Mrs
John Thompson.
Mrs. DR.. Rhiel and daughters Len;
and Mary, are guests of Canton Friends
: this week.
Mrs. Lulu Stansberry returned Sat
urday from visit with friends in Can
ton and Akron.
Fred Rukenbrod and family have re
moved to the Michael Buck propert,
south Of town.
Miss Ollie Duel, pupil of the gram
mar grade, has been quite Ill at he
: home for the past two weeks wit
tonsilitis.
Mrs. Bert Wilson entertained Misse
/ Cora and Lucy Gambler at dinner Sun
: day.
Paris, o., Dec. 22.-Miss Hettie Gel
4 wig who has been staying with he
$ sister, Mrs. ed Beabout, went to Pitt
burg last week to visit friends.
e Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Hahn and fan
!, lily of Freeburg, Messrs. William an
: Adam Schory and sisters Lizzie an