The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-10-07

The Woman's Foreign Missionary
society will give an entertainment at
Asbury next Sunday evening.
The Howenstine reunion will be
held in the grove at Howenstine next
Saturday.
Allison Young has resigned as rural
letter carrier and accepted his old
position as fireman at the Beatty
brickyards at Magnolia.
Minerva, Oct. 3.-Everybody will at
tend the Minerva fair this week. The
merry -go-round, show tents, picture
galleries, etc, are already coming to
town.
Miss Helen Hull was called to Onieda
Friday morning to lne death-bed of
her father, Lester Hull, formerly Of
this place. Death came as a relief to
him Friday afternoon, after weeks of
suffering.
Mrs. Roy Shenkel, OF East Liverpool,
| is guest Of her sister, Miss Ozelma
Morrow.
! Jesse Zimmerman visited with
friends in Robertsville over Sunday.
Miss Flora Foreman Of Pittsburg, Is
visiting her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Carr.
w. G. Kryder made a business trip
to Carrollton Saturday.
Miss Hope Perdue visited over Sum-
day with relatives In Canton.
Mr.. Clarence Myers has returned to
his home In Lodi after three weeks
stay here.
Clyde Moseley, Of Orrville, was a
guest of Miss Grace Hart over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. M. Sala made bus
mess trip to Akron and return in
their automobile Saturday.
Mr.. ana Mrs. z. Calerdine attended
the dedication of the Masonic temple
in Canton Friday.
Mrs. McGintley spent Friday in Can
ton.
Mrs. George King, of Homework,
spent Sunday with her daughter, Mrs.
James Simpson.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Reed are happy
over the arrival of baby girl which
ber 30
Miss Margaret Rudy and nephew
Carl Beardsmere, of East Liverpool,
are visiting Mr. and Mrs. George Rudy
for a few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. 8. w. Hart and son
Ralph, attended the Canton fair FRI
day.
Mrs. Henry Haines and daughter
Miss Carrie, are visiting relatives in
Shenango, Pa. this week.
| Miss Leila Finefrock spent Saturday
In Canton.
Damascus, Oct. 3.-The farmers Of
this vicinity held their regular club
meeting Saturday night In the Aca-
deny Aall. These club meetings are
held once every month and at each one
some subject of importance to the
farmer is taken up and discussed. In
addition to this subject music and reci-
tations aid In making the meetings in
teresting and profitable.
The heavy wind Saturday followed
| ny ounudy Idln ulu uiuCu uuiuo6o W
the fodder crop and ensilage corn,
much of which Is still standing In the
fields. 1t is being cut up as rapidly
as possible but much of 1t is going to
be of very poor quality by the time 1t
is ready for feeding. The unfavorable
season has made the corn crop unus-
ually short this year.
! Middlebranch, Oct. 4.-C. A. Boetler
went to Kent to visit friends on Sat
urday evening and returned home on
Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Grub were
guests of Mrs. Grub's brother, Mr.,
Charles Emanuel, at Beach City over
Sunday.
Miss Lutz, of Kent, was the guest
OF Miss Berdella Boetler last week.
L. A. Essig and son Sanford, Of
Hartville, attended church here on
Sunday and we're guests of Mr.. and
! Mrs. B. E. Wise.
/ Mr. and Mrs Byron Brumbaugh, Of
Cairo, attended church here on Sun
day and were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.