The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-07-01

Mr.. and MrS. Peter ties ana chill |
dren of New Philadelphia, spent Sun
day with Lewis Nay and family.
Martha Shaar, Of Massillon, is |
spending vacation with her parents.
Myrtle Smith is in Massillon this
week, sewing.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Beitel are
spending the week with relatives In
Barberton.
There is some talk of having a game
of ball at this place on Fourth of
July, between the fat and lean men
of this place.
Cairo O., June 29.-David Weaver
and family of Suffield, and Miss Holl
and Miss Miller, of New Berlin, were
the guests of Allen Weaver on Sun
cay.
Urias Byerley, of Canton, spent Sun
d9y at Simon Werstler's.
Dora Essig and children spent few
days with Mr.. and Mrs. A. J.. Smith
last week
Adam Lantzer and family visited
with relatives at Hartville Sunday.
Solomon Gotshell has treated his
home to a new coat of paint.
Miss Haverstock spent Sunday with
Milton Guiley and family at Midway.
Algie Slusser made trip to Canton
Monday.
The Lords Supper was observed in
the Lutheran church Sunday.
Gilbert Ingold spent one day in
Cairo this week.
North Industry, June 29.--Horatio
Poorman and Miss Cora Grove, of this
place were quietly married Sunday
June 26. Rev. .P. Fl. Welshimer, OF
Cation, performed the ceremony. A
sumptuous dinner was served to host
Of friends who were in attendance,
among them being: Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Richard, Mr.. and Mrs. Archie
Richard and daughters Marie and
Mildred, Mr.. and Mrs. William Poor
man and child, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Poorman and daughter Emma, George
Pcorman and Miss Gertrude Wenger,
all of Canton; Mrs. ]. j. Grove and
daughter Alice, of Otterbein Mr. and
Mrs. David Wise, Mr.. and Mrs. Hen
=! ry Holloway and daughters Mary and
Lucille, Miss Grace Hudson, Mrs
Amos Deckard of North Indutry; Mr.
and Mrs. Marion Grove and daughter
Estclla, of Canton. Mr.. Poorman Is
engaged in the grocery and meat bus
mess in North Industry and the young
couple expect to make this their fu-
ture home.
Charles Lotz is I'M Cleveland visit
ing his half brother, A. r. Gantz, for
a few weeks.
Mr.. Isaac Shoeffier, of Osnaburg,
was calling on his old friends in North
INDUSTRY Tuesday.
Mrs. Lena Failon and Mrs. Jack
Ashton paid Squire Hudson a social
call Sunray.
W. s. Kline, of Bolivar, agent for a
harvester company was in North In
dustry delivering some machines he
hau sold.
Limaville, O., June 29.-The Ladies'
society of the M. e. church will give
an ice cream festival in the town hall
Saturday evening, July 2.
j. j. Arnold was called to Lansing,
Mich, Saturday. owing to the death OF
his brothers wife.
The Blind trio gave an entertain
ment in the town, hall Friday evening
u al was largely attended.
Children's Day exercises were held
at Trinity Reformed church Sunday at
10 o'clock a. m. and in the M. E.
church in town In the evening.
John ]. Zaiser, of Canton, WAS In
town Monday on business.
Spenau SebIil and friend visited IN
Ravenna Sunday.
H. G. Ware, well known travelling
an. is spending few days at home
Miss Yoder, of Canton, who was the
guest of relatives over Sunday. re.
turned home Monday
Mrs. Lewis Beltz, Of Barberton, Is
spending few weeks among rela'
tives In this place.
Mrs. Henry Potter, who has beer
visiting relatives in Barberton, re-
turned home Saturday
Miss Lottie Reynolds, who has beer
visiting in Youngstown has returnet
torne.
Middlebranch, June 28.-Mr. ant
Mrs. Oscar Smith, of Akron, are visit
ing at Mr.. Smiths parents. Mr.. ant
Mrs. j. j. Smith. and other friends
since last Tuesday.
: Miss Banch Hershey, Of Cleveland
has been the guest of her grandpar
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. e. M. Hershey, To-
tho past eight days.
Miss Nettie Madlern, of Mogadore
was the guest of Miss Hattie Brum
baugh from Friday until Sunday eve
ming.
Rev. L. A. Hazlet went to Hartvill'
and Randolph on Friday to do SOM
! pastoral work.
Mrs William FRY went tO her hOm