The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-10-18


Mrs. Adam Andrie.
Miss Marian ellison of Atwater is
visiting at her brothers, Marvin Gill
son.
Mrs. Lydia and Tom King got into
dispute over a field Of potatoes and
Sheriff Goodenough was here to place
King in jail at Ravenna, Tuesday.
Miss Pearl Biery. Edna McGirr and
Ethel Craig spent Friday evening with
Miss Clara Matti at the Lang home.
Paris, O., Oct 13.-Farmers Of this
vicinity are quite busy picking apples
at present. There is an abundant crop
this year.
There were no services in the Re-
formed church Sunday owing to the
fact that their pastor, Rev. Hange is
attending the Ohio Synod at Burton,
Ind. There will be communion SER
vices Sunday morning, October %.
Preparatory services on Saturday af.
ternoon previous.
Mr.. and Mrs. John LentZ enjoyed
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Roude.
bush Of Malvern.
Earnest Loehr has gone to st. Louis
to attend the exposition. He will
probably go on to Kansas to visit his
uncle, Rev. l.. Loehr.
The telephone line which had been
erected as far as the home of Vernon
Sheatsey Is being extended to Roberts.
Yillo this week
Most Of the people from around here
attended the Minerva fair last week.
Homer Folt2 and Misses Edith and
Della Lentz visited Middlebranch
friends Sunday.
There will be communion services In
the Lutheran church Sunday morning
Rev. Schaub Of Canton will be pres
ent. The new organ, book case and
carpet will also be dedicated in con-
nection with these services.
Some young people from here at-
tended the party which was given FRI
day evening at the home Of Tobias
Stuckey in honor of their daughter,
| Bessie.
Miss Edith Finefroek of Springfield,
O., is visiting among old acquaintances
| here.
Cora Sautters OF Canton spent sev.
eral days with her mother.
Oliver Bates Is visiting friends in
Kansas.
Minerva, Oct. 13.-Mr. and Mrs.
Patsy Hickey are happy over the arri-
- rutn an, hair uIp uN,a
day.
Miss Daisy Gharky, of DeBnisou, was
calling on friends in town last week.
Mrs Kibler and daughter Ruth, Of
Canton, visited Mr.. and Mrs. J. P.
Smith a few days.
MIS-, Maggie Custer and son, Of Boil
ivar, were guests Of her brother, J. =.
Carnes last week.
! e. r. Weber and wife, of Pitts
burg, visited his parents, Mir. and Mrs.
b. Fl. Weber few days last week.
Misses May Mong and Nora West
fall were Alliance visitors Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Pennock and
Miss Florence, visited relatives In Mas.
fstllon wednesday
Mrs. J, C. Faas entertained the Ia.
dies Of the c. W. B. NJ. of the Chris
tian church very pleasantly at her
home Tuesday evening.
Ereeburg, o., Oct. 1a.-The funeral of
Miss Ada Summers was largely attend
ed yesterday. The services were con-
Quoted in the Amish church south Of
Barryville Interment in tie cemetery
adjoining.
s. P. Wilson, who was injured aoEae
time ago while trying to assist horse
that was down in the stable, is not
much improved. He can bear no
weight on his foot and may be konsed
oil winter.
Shidlers & 90. are stiii engaged in
threshing, having had very busy sea-
son.
Anthony Rufiin, who had stroke of
paralysis some time ago, Is slowly I'M
proving.
Everybody from this vicinity will at
tend the free fair at Alliance on
Thursday and Friday.
Mrs Keener is remodeling her house
| Preaching at G. B. and Evangelical
church next Sunday morning
Farmers are busy picking apples
The crop will be unusually large.