The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-07-11
MAGNOLIA ITEMS.


Magnolia, July 7.-f1ev. Summers will
preach in the Lutheran church Sunday
morning and evening.
w. J. Mclaughlin transacted business
in Orrville this week.
Mrs Elizabeth Kemp has returned
from visit of six weeks with Canton
friends.
The Pike township picnic will be held
at Howenstein, aturday, Aug. IL.
Mrs William Hunter and daughter,
Leila, are visiting at the home of Ho-
mer Blazer and wife. They will leave
for Denver, Col, in two weeks.
Members of the U. b. church will
conduct festival at Chaddocks Park
on Saturday evening, July 8.
Roy B. Thomas of Wellsville spent
several days in town with friends.
The funeral of the five-month-old
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sharp took
place from the residence, on Fulton
street, Wednesday, Rev. Shaffer offici-
ating
Word has been received from the
Bachelor Girls, who started for Den
yer, Col, Friday morning, saying they
had very pleasant and safe journey.
Christian Long and Samuel Boden
transacted business in Canton this
week
John Schmidt and family of Salem
were guests of Eugene Brown and fam
lily and John Abel and family several
days this week.
Harry Neis resumed his studies in
Mt. Union college Wednesday morn
ing.
l.. II. Sheidcker and family, Mrs.
lily, John Abel and family and Edwin
Jones, together with a number of their
relatives from Mahoning and Trumbull
counties, enjoyed pleasant reunion
at Meyers lake, Canton, Tuesday.
Robert Tisdall, Jr., spent Tuesday in
Canal Dover.
Charles w. Hoops spent Tuesday in
Minerva.
Mrs. Herman Kessler is entertaining
two sisters from Lisbon.
Charles Chaddock and daughter, Rea,
spent Thursday in Canton.
Walter Phillips is back from Denver,
Col, on a short visit.
c. Evans and wife of Canton were
calling on friends in Magnolia this
high school here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Momin and children of
Greenville are guests of Magnolia rel
atives this week.
Mrs. Margaret Woods and Mrs. Will
lard Beatty are guests of relatives in
Pittsburg this week.
James Bowan will conduct the sing
ing in the Trinity Lutheran church.
A telephone message was received
by Mrs. Riggle announcing the death
of her mother, Mrs. Loveless, at Ba-
kersville, Ohio.
DR.. D. L. McIlrary was the guest Of
Canton friends Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hal Donner of Waynes-
burg are visiting Mrs. Donner's moth
er, Mrs. Richard Elson.
Magnolia people learned with pleas
ure that H. G. Neis and Sara Evans
have been re-employed for the coming
year as teachers.
Mrs. William Dagenhard has been on
the sick list with very bad sore
throat.
Mrs. Charles Hoops spent the week
with her parents in Minerva.
Alban Preusser of Cleveland is spend
ing a vacation from college with his
uncles, Ferd and Joe Preusser.
A grandson of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Mcdonnell was buried at Melshimers,
near North Industry, Wednesday after
noon.
Georgia Russell was in Minerva this
week
Benedict w. Mangun, one of Rose
townships old and respected citizens,
fell dead on the porch at his home on
| Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Secrist enter
tanned friends from Waynesburg on
Wednesday
William Deringer of Waynesburg
spent Thursday with his sister, Mrs.
John Kopler.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross of Illinois are the