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

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Rev. ]. G. Vogt was in Cleveland on
business Thursday.
Russell Greenwald called on Canton
friends Thursday.
The county surveyor is leveling up
the ditch near the station, where they
will start a dredge to work in few
weeks.
New Berlin, o., June 16.-The Ladies'
Literary Club held its regular meeting
at the home of Mrs. M. Young Mex
ico' was the general topic discussed. A
solo was rendered by Miss Pearl Cole
man. Marion and Dewey Bonnell de-
lighted the club with a duet. Light re-
freshments were served by the hostess.
The meeting of Loyalty Lodge, X. of
p, was hot one, the other evening,
when six esquires were given the
knight rank. The refreshment COM
mittee furnished nice cooling drinks
throughout the session and light re-
freshments were served. A pleasant
social time was had. w. A. Hess enter
tanned with music on the phonograph
The members of New Berlin Grange
are busy preparing for their picnic and
meeting on next Tuesday, the goth
irst., in the Wise woods, east of town.
The committee will do all they can to
make it successful. Picnic dinner at
noon. That means bring a well-filled
basket. Mortimer Whitehead of New
Jersey, national lecturer. will speak at
p. m.
The funeral of Mrs. Witwer took
place Thursday Afternoon. Services were
conducted at the Union church. Rev.
Fleming of Cleveland officiating The
Christian church choir rendered the
songs. Interment took place in West
lawn cemetery.
The storm iDterfered with the st.
Paul's festival Thursday evening.
Mrs. Iva Deitz and son of Akron are
visiting friends here.
Reunions are the order of the day.
Tomorrow the Holl-Schrantz family
will be at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Walter.
The Tigers will play ball Saturday
afternoon, the 18th, and hold a festival
in the evening.
Mrs. Shanaberger is rather seriously
i'll.
Mr.. Sponseller is able to be around
again, attending to business.
Canal Fulton, o., June 16.-Mr. Nc
Laughlin has purchased "a acres of
timber two miles northeast of town
and is having the same converted into
lumber. A portion of this lumber will
be used in the construction of lock-
gates for the northern end of the ca
nal, Mr.. Mclaughlin having secured
the contract to build the gates for 23
locks.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. James Fletch-
er, son.
A large delegation from this place
attended the Sunday school convention
of the Tuscarawas classis of the Re-
formed church at Wadsworth on last
Wednesday.
Henry Russer of Chicago, ILL.,, is Wis
iting at the home of his brother, Chas.
Gramar.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. X. Jones and Miss
Grace Fisher attended commencement
exercises of Wooster university Thurs
day.
Constable Little and Deputy Sheriff
| Harvey Zaiser of Canton came over on
the early train Thursday morning and
arrested d. A. Harbaugh for violating
the state law with reference to keeping
stallion. Complaint was made by
David Jackson, who resides on property
adjoining the barn in which the stall
lion is kept. Mr. Harbaugh accompa-
MED the officers to Canton.
New Franklin, o., June 16.-Many
people of this community attended the
funeral of Valentine Mong at Paris last
Saturday.
Mr.. Clippinger Is making his home
with his son, Clarence, south of town
]. ID. Lloyd of Canton was one of our
visitors Wednesday.
The recent rains have devasted the
| corn helds;' so much 80, that In some
cases the farmers have decided to re-
plant with potatoes.
Miss Hazel Umbenhour of Canton
was a guest at the ]. w. Martin home
Wednesday.
J. L. Unkefer, who is employed in
Alliance, passed Sunday with his fam
| lily.
David Bates still continues the mail
route between here and Moultrie.
John Mong was nominated as trustee
on the Democratic ticket
James Miller and wife were Alliance
visitors Wednesday.
Myers, June 16-George Haines and
sister Maude were callers at Minerva
Saturday evening.