The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-08-19
CORRESPONDENCE.

Thomas Brown, Of Ironton, arrived
on Saturday morning and is the guest
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Wise.
Hal Herbruck. OF Canton, with Mrs.
Herbruck, were guests Of Mr., and Mrs.
Joseph Brown over Sunday.
Daniel Buchanan went to Sparta on
Saturday to visit friends and with the
expectation Of buying horse.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles X. Welty and
daughter Gladys, went to Canton on
Sunday morning and came home on
Monday, having missed the train on
Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. b. e. Wise, e. Brum-
baugh and daughter Hattie, attended
church at Canton on Sunday.
d. e. and Mrs. Wise were the guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Parus Snyder on Wal
nut street
e. Brumbaugh and daughter were
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. q. Kurtz on
North Cleveland avenue.
Walter Smith left on Monday morn
| ing for southern Kansas where he Is
engaged in drilling for oil He has fol-
lowed that occupation for the last six
months and stops off at st. Louis a
few days.
Deck Brown hauled the banner new
wheat Saturday, testing So pounds.
Miss Eldora Graber, Paul Bair and
Floyd Boetler went to st. Louis
q few days ago.
| Mrs. Il. Hensel and children visited
her parents at Navarro over Sunday,
Mrs. Israel Bixler died on Monday
morning and the funeral takes place at
the Wearstler church on Wednesday,
meeting at the house at $3.50 a. m. Her
age was about "A years.
The Miller family reunion was held
at the pleasant home of George Miller
near the station on Saturday and about
| rs friends with few neighbors greeted
Mr. and Mrs. Miller with their pres
ence and were all made welcome by
little speech by Mr.. Miller, and when
the noon hour arrived the good ladies
of the miller family had set table in
the yard under the shade trees loaded
with all the good eatables that a hun
CRY man could wish for. 1t takes 100
much space to enumerate all the table
contained After dinner quartette
composed of William and Frank Sluss,
IW. Fl. H. Warner. Samuel Wengard
and Miss Anna Warner at the organ
sang a song, "The Miller Feeds the
Farmer" and one selection, II Was
Dreaming of Our Dear Old Home"
Short addresses were made by w. II.
Warner, w. II. Wise and others. The
following officers were elected for next
year: President, H. c. Miller; vice
president, S. s. Kring; treasurer, ]. F.
Steffon; secretary, Mrs. o. Wilson; cor
responding secretary, Ralph Kincaid.
The out-of-town guests were Mrs. Boil
niger and Mr.. Anthony of Robertsville,
Mrs. j. Z. Schufelt, Of Osnaburg, Mr..
and Mrs Harry Hail and daughter, of
| Cuyahoga Falls, Ed Hall, wife and
daughter, of Cleveland, Mr.. and Mrs.
Eli Grub, of Alliance, Mr.. and Mrs.
C. S. Kring, Louisville, Ira Nssinger,
of Greentown. 1t was voted to have
their next reunion at Eli Grub's, at AL
lance Ed ]. Hail, of Mineral City,
was present. He lived at Gettysburg
at the time of the battle there.
The second annual reunion of Gibson
and Mitzel families was held at the
residence Of Henry Gibson In Middle
branch on Sunday the 14th. There
were rs present and those from a dis
tance were Mr.. and Mrs. w. e. Smith
and son, Of Cleveland and few from
Canton. The forenoon was spent in
visiting and games of various kinds and
after a bounteous dinner was served
there was speeches and singing and a
few declamations after which the fol-
Howard Mitzel, Of Canton; vice presi-
dent, e. c. Gibson, Of Middlebranch
secretary, Charles o. Brown; CORES
ponding secretary, Miss Bertha Palmer,
Oval City; treasurer G. D. Brown; his
torians, Henry Gibson and William G.
Mitzel. The next reunion will be held
at the residence OF David Gibson on
the second Sunday. OF August, 1905.
The funeral of Samuel Markley was
largely attended by friends at the
Brick church on Monday. He was 70
years old and had always lived in Lake
township, His wife, two sons and four
daughters survive him, also one brother
and three sisters.
A regular knockdown fight occurred
on the Cement Co.'S ground on Sunday
evening by some foreigners. A lady
poured some water out at her door
which hit drunken man who turned
on her with beer bottle with which he
struck her on the head. bruising It
badly. DR.. II. e. Corl was called to
dress the wounds. She was doing we'll
on Monday evening. The man that
committed the assault skipped out and
could not be found up to Monday eve
ming.
Mapleton, Aug. 16.-Miss Helen
Schraischon and brother Theodore of
Canton are spending their vacation
with e. A. Whipple.