The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-09-19
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Stark avenue.
David Hinton, II. N. Firestone and
Miss Berdella Boetler left Wednesday
for the state fair at Columbus, Mr..
Hinton returning on Friday. and Mr..
Firestone and Miss Boetler returned
Saturday evening.
Miss Bina Cocklin arrived home from
Canton on Friday, where she was the
guest of friends for the last week.
George Hazel and wife and two sons,
Charles and Norman, attended the
Ysnt reunion at Meyers lake, Satnr-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. @. Kurtz and Mrs.
Frank. Kmtz and children of Brimfield
were guests of Ephriam and Hattie
Brumbaugb, Saturday.
DIR. G. T. and Charles Hill Of Akron
were guests of their brother, Henry,
and their mother, Sarah Hill, Sunday.
Mrs. Schefiier of Massillon spent a
few days with her daughter, Mrs. @.
w. Myers, and left for home Monday
morning.
B. e. Wise has purchased a new
piano.
William Brauehler quit work at the
d. P. c. shop on Saturday. He was
head engineer.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Shaner were Hart
Vile visitors, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Stickler OF Mid
way were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Lew
Roush, Sunday.
Ed Brumbaugh was visitor at Geo.
Masters home at Cairo, Sunday.
George Gibson and Ira Suffecool went
to Dayton on Monday as delegates to
attend convention of the juniors.
Mrs. II. /. Corl and Miss Pearl M.
Roger were guests of Mrs, Corls sis
ter, Mrs. Charles Ebie, near Marlboro
on wednesday.
Mrs. p. G. Wise and daughter, Lo-
retta, were Cleveland visitors over
Sunday, returning Monday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Plattwent to Hart.
vile on Saturday, to be the guests oi
Mr.. and Mrs. Rose, west of town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pouch and children OF
Canton were guests of his brother, Sun
day, and left for home Monday morn
| ing.
Homer Kreighbaum went to Cantor
Monday to attend college there.
o. ]. Evans and family were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. II. E.. Corl' over Sun
day. Too much rain to run his auto
mobile on Sunday evening.
Daniel Buchanan was down In the
south part of the county and also II
Carroll county to buy horses. He wal
gone four days and bought two horses.
| E. Brumbaugh and daughter, Hattie
were guests of his daughter, Mrs W. e
Bowers, in Randolph, over Saturda!
and Sunday.
The Changers had an ice cream socia
at Ed. S. Correll's, Saturday evening
About rs persons were present A
good many from New Berlin were her
and a good time was had.
The G. E. Society will hold an ic'
cream social at e. G. Gibson's mex
Saturday evening.
Ed. Brumbaugh is building the wal
for new house and has the frame lum
ber on the ground.
evening at $3.50 at the church. Th
topic, "The Great Surrender" Ossi
Harget, leader.
Mrs. Mary ]. Wise had her primar,
Sunday school class to meet at he
home Saturday afternoon, and nearl
all the little folks of this place wer
present. Forty-two attended, besides
few older people. A good many wer
present that were not of her class. SUP
per was spread on the table in tn
lawn, and o. j. Evans gave the chill
dren all a ride in his automobile a
the close of the exercises.
Cairo, O., Sept. 14.-Franklln Full
mer made business trip to Hartvill'
Monday.
: Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson STAN
baugh, a son.
Sherman Hildenbrant and family, {
Greentown, visited Albert Allison an
family, Sunday.
School started Monday, with Mis-
; Julia Bair in charge.
} Mrs. Barwick and Mrs. Studeberge
: of South Bend, Ind, spent few day
with Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Smith,
: Henry Fullmer and wife visited SUI
day with relatives.
: Daniel Druckenbrod has a splendi
potato crop. He has already dug u
$40 bushels and has not finished tn
: harvest.
3 Reuben Wrestler spent Tuesday
: Canton.
A. ID. Essig called on Daniel Drucl
: enbrod, Monday.
Byron Brumbaugh is treating h
T house to coat of paint.
5 Freeburg, Sept. 13.-Mr. and Mr.
: j. J. Grossman were Alliance bushes
a callers Friday.
Miss Mary Sutton, OF Minerva, VIII
spent the past week with her uncl
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