The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-07-29
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is already building shop.
The receipts of the band festival
last Saturday amounted to $120.
Middlebranch, July 26.--Dr. Daniel
Cans of Massillon, was the guest of
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. ]. Cans,
o short time last week.
Miss Loretta Wise is home again
after visiting Alliance friends last
week.
Miss Eta Bracher Of Canton was
the guest Of Miss jeanette Bracher,
her cousin, a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. King and daughter
were guests of Mrs. Kings parents
Mr.. and Mrs Sheriff, part of last
week
Miss Pearl Royes is home again
after visiting friends at Greentown
and Akron the last two weeks.
Mr.. Solomon Bair of Cleveland
here.
]. ]. Smith and son Cloyd and E.
Brumbaugh and daughter Hattie took
in the Dueber-Hampden picnic at
Meyers lake on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Phillips and
Mrs. Sarah Hill went to the Hill re-
union at Cuyahoga Falls on Saturday
and splendid good time is reported.
Rev. l.. A. Hazelett and son Glen of
Ashland are visiting friends here and
at Hartville this week
Mr.. and Mrs. DR.. II. e. Corl went to
Sparta on Saturday and returned home
on Sunday evening with Mr.. and
Mrs. DIR. Carnes in DR.. Carnes's auto
noble, Mr.. and Mrs. DR.. Carnes and
Mrs. Corl returning to Sparta on Mon
day.
Thomas Brown left on Monday for
his home at Ironton, his wife staying
here with her sick sister, Miss Susie
Wise.
Mrs Henry Freed is home from Kent
where she was staying with her
daughter, Mrs. r. Young.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Halle, of
Mogadore, were guests of his brother,
George Halle, on Sunday.
Mrs. Henry Roush, of Canton, was
the guest of Ella Roush on Sunday
and on Sunday evening she left for
Hartville to visit her sister, Mrs.
| Sherrick.
Ed NJ. Hershey, Mrs. Hershey and
granddaughter Blanche Hershey, of
Cleveland, were guests of Bryson
Smith and other friends at Canton on
Sunday. Mrs. Smith is sister of
Mr.. Hershey.
Mrs. Ida Young Of Kent, arrived
here on Monday to visit friends a
few days.
Norman Hazel took a trip to Cleve-
land on Monday.
E. Brumbaugh attended the funeral
of his uncle, John Bair, which was
held at the brick church on Monday.
Mr.. Bair emigrated to this county
1888 at the age of nineteen years. He
spent most of his life in Marlboro
! township.
| A few more days of pleasant sun
shine and the farmers will have their
wheat and hay all secured. Wheat is
light crop. The hay and oats crop
is heavy and oats are ripening now.
II. E. Carl and George Miller have
the Stark telephone in their dwellings
New Franklin, O., July 26.-Marion
Miller, of Alliance, was visiting
friends here over Sunday.
Henry Knight was Minerva caller
last Friday.
John Bankard, af Clereland, spent
few days with his mother last week.
Mrs. Elizabeth Holwick and Mrs.
Nora Unkefer returned from Canton
last Tuesday, where they were the
guests Of relatives for a few days.
Mr. Glass has been hired to teach
the New Franklin school the coming
year.
Miss Mary Unkefer is contemplat-
ing an extensive trip through Indi-
ana shortly.
The big Fairmount barn burned to
the ground last Saturday night. The
people of Franklin could plainly see
the flames five miles distant.
Mrs. George H. Dinger and chill
dren made a visit to Alliance friends
last Saturday.
Scott Stinchcomb and wife were
the guests Of John Huston and family
over Sunday.
John Johnson, Of Pittsburg, is max
ing his usual visit in this vicinity.
We learn that o. c. Bates and fam
lily, Of Albuquerque, Mexico, formerly
of this place, are returning to their
old home. He don't like the sand
storms.
The medicine show had a weeks
stand in our village last week. II
was well patronized. The contest for
the ladies' watch was somewhat en-
thusiastic. The watch was won by