The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-07-12
CORRESPONDENCE

Canal Fulton, O., July Twenty
five members of Fulton chapter of the
Eastern Star visited the chapter at
Massillon Friday evening and had a
very pleasant time. A banquet was
served at 6 o'clock after which the de-
gree work was eXemplified in COM
mendable manner.
The glorious Fourth was observed
in the usual LOUD manner in Fulton
this year. The following former res
idents of Fulton celebrated the day
with friends in town Walter Fish
er and VIM Shelenberger, of Pittsburg,
Pa, Joseph Dill, Mr. and Mrs. James
guth, of Canton, o., Daniel Kurtz and
Mrs. Harry Brich, of Massillon, O.,
p. III. Kittinger and two sons and G.
N. Kittinger and Miss Eve Bevord, of
Cleveland, o., Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
OFT and child of Barberton, George
Fulton, of North Baltimore. Three
games of ball were played: Fulton
High and Johnstons Corners in the
forenoon; score, 8 to G, in favor of the
visitors. In the afternoon the Highs
played a picked up nine of married
men and were defeated by score of
7 to G, after which they tackled the
Overall nine," composed of employees
of the various shops. Result: Highs,
g. Overalls, 4.
Mrs. Albert Felmeth and two chill.
dren spent the Fourth with friends at
Akron.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Veil and son
spent the day at Barberton and Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Young at Canton.
Haymaking has commenced among
the farmers and the rains the past
few days have interfered very much
with the gathering in of the new
mown."
Mrs. Fred Bowman and her two
sons, Herman and Oscar Sudro, left
for New York today where they will
sail for the Fatherland to visit the
scenes of their former home.
Robertsville, O., July 1.-THE car
penters, Messrs, Rhiel and Finefrock,
are erecting new house for Mr.. Per-
due.
A number from this vicinity attend
ed the fireworks at Malvern on the
Fourth.
Misses Laura Zwahlen, Edith Mel
mer, Emma and Cora Schory, Rose
Sauters and Minnie Zinninger and
Messrs. Ed. Zinninger John Zwahlen,
Calvin and Herbert Schory, Ed Sherer
and family and Mr.. and Mrs. Koffel',
visited at Henry Schory's Sunday,
Miss Nova Crowl and DR.. Vanpelt
were united in marriage last Thursday
evening at the home of the bride. In
the evening the boys reminded DR., and
Mrs. vanpelt of their marriage by "
ing them a "belling" but the boys
were somewhat disappointed in the
efforts as they did not receive the treat
they expected.
Rinehart Scharwart is building tn,
wall for Mr.. Weddings new barn
Mr.. and Mrs. Koffell are on the sick
list
Guy Perdue visited friends in Canton
Sunday.
The festival given by the ball team
at Mapleton last Saturday evening was
quite success.
Cairo, July 7. Emmett Cook and
Winfield Little, of Pike township,
spent Saturday and Sunday with Will
lie and Harry Eyersole. They also
took in the festival at Jefferson
BARS.
Born, to VIM. Miller, jr., "a son.
Murray Miller enjoyed visit made
him by his brother from Cleveland.
VIM Bachtel bought the quilt at the
festival for $15.25. The festival was
success.
Theodore Eversole and wife, of Pike
township, and Mrs. Emma Bachtel, of
Canton, spent Sunday with A. II.
Eyersole.
Mrs. Andrew Dyer and son Preston,
and Mr.. and Mrs. w F. Zerbe, of Can
ton, spent the Fourth with Mrs Mag
gle Eversole. VI
Mrs. Hill is on the sick list.