The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-07-29

| lemonade was served and all had Q
| time long to be remembered.
Minerva, July 27.-Frank Hoag, q
former Minerva boy, but now business
manager of a daily paper of Denver
Colorado, and his daughter, Miss Dor
othy, are visiting at the home of his
uncle, Marshall Hopes.
Mrs s. E. Kurtz left Tuesday fol
Cambridge Springs, accompanied by
her sister, Miss Rosa DIETRICH.
Corwin DeFord and wife, Of New Lis
bon, visited friends in town this week
Miss Mary Alexander is visiting
friends in Springfield.
. Edgar Downer has returned after a
months visit with relatives in Raven
| ma.
Miss Ella Totten is q guest of her
sister, Mrs. Crowl, near Oneida, this
week.
Clyde Burtsfeld is spending his va
cation at Silver lake this week.
Mrs. Joe Mountford, who has been
quite i'll for the past month with lung
trouble, is no better and was taken to
| the home of her mother in East Liver
pool, Tuesday.
Mrs. Kibler of Canton. is visiting
Mrs. John Smith, of Main street
Master Walter Stockman is visit
! ing in Augusta this week.
Frank Hopes left Tuesday for a vis-
it in Magnolia.
William Hoag, Of Alliance, was call
ing on friends in town Tuesday.
Robertsville, o., July 27.-There is
rumor going that certain parties
have leased a site near this town,
but across the township line, for the
purpose of starting a saloon. This
township was voted dry about five
years ago and the people are greatly
incensed at this movement, and there
report be true. II is feared that the
authorities will be unable to protect
the property The "drys" are up in
arms preparing petition for local OPP
ton for Osnaburg township.
Miss Emma Haubert, Of Canton,
visited Sunday with friends in town.
Mr.. Reese, of Moultrie, spent last
week with his son, Norman of this
place,
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hau-
bert, a daughter.
Misses Reese and Monahan spent
Sunday with Mapleton frisnds.
John Mariner has completed the
work on the new mine owned by
Andy Oaks.
The Law and Order league is look
Ing after the matter Of Sunday base
ball playing, which will be stopped
II possible.
Jesse Feaser is seriously i'll with
liberation of the stomach and is not
expected to recover. His son James
and wife were called here from
Wheeling
Karl Reese and Miss NJ. Robart
spent Sunday with Carrollton friends.
The proprietor Of the Wolf Hotel
will remodel the building. Many
bids were received from contractors,
but the firm of Jeby Reese & Dewalt
secured the contract.
Miss Anna Riley, of Alliance, is
visiting with G. w. Schory's.
John Devoe opened a new black.
smith shop on Chestnut street.
Mrs. Richard, a widow residing
near this place, is seriously i'll. DR..
Wagner was called to attend her.
Harry Peters has been engaged to
teach our school.
Miss Edith KulD, of Lodi, will teach
the Baker school. ..-
Marion Conrad made his weekly
visit at Jonas's last Saturday.
Don't forget the picnic and ball
game Saturday next.
Mapleton, o., July 27.-Peter Sny-
der, who was injured at the tile works,
is recovering slowly.
The infant daughter Of Mr. and Mrs.
Calvin Song died on Friday and was
inferred Saturday morning at Chapel
cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gasheott, of Canton,
visited at ID. Kinney's last week.
. ]. s. Todd is negotiating for the
purchase Of the Ginseng dog men
toned in an afternoon paper.
Mapleton VS.. Magnolia playe1
fast game Of ball on the Local dia-
mond last Saturday, the score being
3 to In favor of Magnolia
Postmaster Snyder has resigned
and B. F. Barrick has secured the
appointment.
Mrs Gonser, OF East Rochester, O.,
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. ]. L.
Todd.
The tile works resumed work Mon.
day.
Samuel Moon has sold his property
to Hane, a Canton barber, who will
move here in the near future. He
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