The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-07-21

state, returned home Wednesday.
DR.. II. Dissinger removed a largo
tumor from the sideof Mrs. Henry
Ecroad. The operation was a success
and the patient is doing as well as
can be expected
A party of married people picnicked
at Turkeyfoot lake Thursday and had
an enjoyable time.
Miss Louis Daley, of Barberton,
spent few days with friends in town
returning Saturday morning.
A lodge of the Rebehaks was insti-
tuted Thursday at this place. boat
load of sisters from Massillon came
up and did the instituting. The new
lodge has charter list of 30.
Frank S. Kittinger and son, Paul,
of Cleveland, are visiting at the home
of his father, Lewis Kittinger He
expects shortly to visit the Lewis e
Clark Exposition at Portland, Oregon.
and also to size up the situation in
the west from business point of view
and if he is favorably impressed an
ticipates locating there permanently.
Mr.. .Kittinger is building contractor.
Mr.. f. r. Held and family, of Akron,
spent few days last week at this
! place their former home.
II. F. Morrow and f. M. McGruc
have purchased the |. o. o. F. vacant
lot adjoining the Liable block for the
consideration of $500
Mrs w. E. Young entertained a
party of lady friends from Canton at a
lawn party Saturday.
Miss Grace Fisher of this place,
Miss Helen Ernshaw and Miss Sharp,
of Massillon, and Miss Eva Bevard of
Cleveland, have gone into camp at
! Turkeyfoot lake.
Mrs. Bertha Kittinger is assisting
in the post office during the absence
Of Miss Fisher
Prof. Arthur E. Breeze, of Portland,
Oregon, arrived at this place his for
mer home Saturday. A family reunion
was held at the home of Charles
Breeze on Cherry street. All of the
children being present as follows:
Arthur E., of Portland Oregon; Ber-
ton, of Akron; Mrs. Nellie Slusser, of
Canton; Mrs o. L. Mathie, of this
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Florence Tegarden, of Weeping Water,
Nebraska; John Breeze, of Cleveland,
brother of G. w Breeze was also pres
ent very delightful time was had,
this being the first time in many
years that the family were all to-
gether.
| New Chambersburg, July 17.-Walter
Glass is the guest of his grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Glass
Hattie Ruff and daughter visited Mrs.
Jefferson Milbourn, Sunday.
Walter Kelley and family visited
Want Symes, Sunday.
Jesse Sanor, wife and daughter, Ma
rion Weaver, wife and son, were the
guests of Henry Klein's, Sunday.
Bert Stoffer and wife were the guests
of Henry Weaver's, Sunday. '.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Harsh of MI
nerva were through our village Sun
day.
Lewis Glass and Ruby Helm attended
the children's exercises at Franklin,
Sunday evening.
John Hill, wife and daughter visited
Frank SanOr, Sunday.
Walter Ruff and family visited AL
bert Ruff's, Sunday.
Marion Weaver, wife and son visited
VIM. Weaver's, Saturday.
May Evans visited at home over
Sunday.
Ambrose Reed, Sylvia Syme, Glover
Felgar and Agnes Syme passed through
the village Sunday evening.
James Crist, Eliza Wolf and lady
friends called at James Reeds. Sun
day.
H. Klein and Edward King made
call on Fred Censor. Sunday evening
Jacob Evans is spending a few days
at home.
H. e. McNely and family called on
Mr., Evans, Sunday.
Klein & King have purchased Mr..
Weaver's share in the thrashing rig.
Mrs. James King is the guest of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred. Glass.
Celestia Klein and Bertha Sanor at
tended church at Alexander, Sunday
evening.
Dora Glass and Vern Hahn called on
Miss Glass folks, Sunday evening.
Maggie Evans and daughter, May,
called on Mrs. II. E. McNely, Sunday
| evening