The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-06-20

| IVY IlOSSleT is NlSlllHB TeldllNSB I0lS
week in Canton.
| The Lords supper was administered
in the Lutheran church Sunday morn.
ing by Rev. George G. Smith, of Can
ton
Samuel Seager and family, visited
with Charles Rabel Sunday near New
Berlin.
Aaron Fullmer and family was the
guest of Franklin Fuller Sunday.
Uriah Wearstler and wife, of Med
ina county are visiting here this week.
Cora Snyder spent Wednesday in
the county.
Robertsville o., June 14.-Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Starkey and family, Wis
tied at David Starkey's Sunday.
Lloyd Coy has returned home from
school,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Schory and
daughter, Erma, and Flossie Starkey
visited at John Graber's Sunday.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Rev. Hange,
| q daughter.
Misses Daisy Margery and Hazel
Robart and Miss Fox, of Minerva,
visited with their friends Miss Effie
Reece. Sunday
The u. I. club held their meeting
at Henry Schory's Wednesday after
nCoD.
! Mrs Moneham, of Mt Union, has
been visiting with relatives at this
place.
The Starkey reunion was well at
tended and good time is reported
Greentown O., June 14.-Rev. F.
L. Sparks, who has been sick for sew.
eral days is able to be around again
Mrs. Sherman Cashner has been
very sick She took sick suddenly
with what the doctor thought 10 be
appendicitis but is getting along nicely
now. Her mother Mrs. Kline, Of Can
ton is caring for her.
The sixty-third session of the Can
ton District Conference was held in
the M. e. church here on the 18th
and 18th. The conference was a great
success. OF the 81 pastors nearly
all were present The ministers re-
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couragement to all the hearers. This
being a year of reviyals, some very
efficient work has been done and
increased enthusiasm by the workers
The pupils were delighted to have
the privilege of listening to Bishop
Thoburn on Monday evening, he be-
ing favorite among the Greentown
people. He himself was very much
pleased to get back once more to
his boyhood home, Greentown charge
being his first appointment after enter
ing ministerial work. He delivered an
excellent address about his travels
labors and misfortunes in India
Miss Mary Dawson, a deaconess,
from the home in Cleveland was pres.
ent and gave brief talk on Tuesday
afternoon
James Lyon also an India mission
ary addressed the congregation on
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Baugh had stroke OF paraly-
sis Wednesday morning A neighbor
lady went in and found her helpless
on the floor, she living alone. AS.
sistance was soon called. She is help.
less as yet.
John Vines little daughter who had
her arm broken is recovering nicely
| A Woman's Nome missionary circle
was organized here during the confer.
ence, The circle is composed of
eleven mebers at present with Miss
MabelWise at president, Leona Ream
secretary, Christina Bridepstein GER
responding secretary and Edith Smith
treasurer Some good work is looked
forward to-
| Bert Casper and wife and daughter
are visiting Mrs. Casper's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Miller. They
have just returned from a FIVE month
trip to California, where they went for
the benefit of Mrs. Casper's health.
| David Evans is at home again with
his family for several days, his work
being in Kent.
The Lewis Wise family held their
reunion Saturday at the old home
OF the children all were present but
two. A good time and dinher was
reported.
Mr. and Mrs W. F. Ream drove to
Sutfeld Wednesday to see Mrs. Reara'e
father, John Shanafelt, who is serious
ly ILL.,
o. w. Myers. OF Akron was visit
ing her parents Tuesday and Wednes-
day.
The holiness tent meeting conducted
by Rev. B. s. Taylor and D. Anthony
will begin Wednesday night, the tent
being on the school play ground,
Other helpers @ilf be Evangeiists, ".
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