The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-08-05
CORRESPONDENCE

around town.
Last Friday two of our young men
were engaged in quarrel during
which the plate glass window Of the
Wolf hotel was broken. Arrests will
be made unless the offending parties
pay for the damage done.
David Clapper IL very i'll with con-
sumption. He resides at the home of
William Clapper.
F. M. Hall of Ravenna, was Rob.
ertsville caller last week.
Mrs. David Snyder, who recently
sustained injuries by falling from a
hay wagon, is greatly improved.
A medicine company has been here
for the past week. Miss Pearl Unke-
fer secured the gold watch prize.
c. w. Schory is employing about 25
berry pickers. The blackberry crop
is a large one in this vicinity.
Last Thursday evening while the
audience was watching the perform
ance given by the concert company,
a section of the tent benches fSll to-
gether with about one hundred spec,
tators. Fortunately none were severe
ly injured but many we're bruised.
Z. E. Youtz and wife of Louisville,
spent Sunday at the Richard home.
Cairo, o., Aug. g. George Miller
and family spent Sunday with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Cocklin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Flory spent Sun
day with frienrs near Hartville.
Rupbus Brouse and family passed
Sunday in the country.
Mrs. Everhart of Coshocton county
is visiting her brother, George Mas
ters and family, this week.
William Wise and wife of Inland,
and Samuel Druckenbrod were the
guests of A. ]. Smith and family,
Sunday
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Algie Slusser,
daughter.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. John Harter,
son.
Many of our people attended the
festival at Middlebranch Saturday
evening.
Wheat is being threshed. The
yield is only moderate, but of good
qualities. Hay is almost all made.
Oats are turning and will soon be
ready for the reaper.
Paris, Aug. 3.-The weather has
been fine for the past week and the
crops are growing, but some fields of
xut1I or oil h4
they can get.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Waltz and
Harvey Waltz and lady friend were
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. e. H. Waltz,
Sunday.
The show that had such good sue
cess here all last week, left for NAL
vern Monday and will try its luck for
week in that city.
Mr. and Mrs: ]. ]. Snyder visited
with her sister, Mrs. Adam Waltz of
Mapleton, Sunday.
Communion services were held in
the Reformed church last Sunday by
the pastor, Rev. Hange.
Mrs. Emanuel Mauer was the lucky
one to get the gold watch given at
the show Saturday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Hange spent Sunday
with d. M. Motts and family.
Harry Huett, of Carroll county,
spent several days with Grandma and
Uncle Peter Loutzenheiser last week
Miss Flossie Shull spent Monday
here, teaching music.
Miss Ida Lutz is working for Frank
and Callie Walker for few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Krieger visited
at G. L. Anthony's Sunday.
North Industry, Aug. "a game of
base ball was played here Sunday by
the home team and the Canton Colts,
score 2S to 13 i'm favor of Slabtown.
Batteries-Kruger and Jolly; Rowe
and Marker. e. Jolly manager.
Mrs. Lena Failor who has been here
visiting for two months. left for her
home in California Sunday morning.
DR.. Flickenger and family, of Can
ton, were i'm North Industry Sunday
calling on friends.
Aker and Myers. of Akron, were in
NoTtn lnuustTy ldSt week lOOklHS over
their clay bank. The company ex-
poets to build brick and sewer plant
after the presidential election.
Ira Clugson and family paid a visit
TO friends in Battlesburg Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horatio Poorman Wis
tier at Mrs. Sam Slutz's in Pike Sun
day last.
Pike township picnic will be held In
Steinmetz grove on Saturday, August
10. The Mineral City band will be on
hand to stir up the music.
Peter Vernon is dangerously sick
with consumption of the bowels DR..
Becher is attending him.
Henry Jolly and G. E. Lott attended
the Democratic county convention
as delegates from North In
1ustry precinct
There is considerable talk starting
an electric light plant in our village
by early fall.
August Sucker is very poorly with