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

in Waynesburg Sunday.
The children and grandchildren of
Jacob Unger gathered at his home and
gave him a surprise party to remind
him of his 18th birthday Saturday
evening. A very fine supper was given.
Lura Oyster is spending few days
with friends in Louisville.
Homer Sanor visited with friends in
Canton Sunday.
Miss Minnie Grimes of Mt. Union,
is visiting in this neighborhood
Our school closed Saturday with a
very fine dinner given by the ladies of
the district A good program was CIV
en- by the school. Mr.. Smith has been
successful as teacher.
Lawrence friedrich is working for
Robert Hartzel.
George Risely, south of town, is on
the sick list.
The children's day entertainment at
the Salem church Sunday night, north
of town attracted a large crowd. The
program was in excellent one.
Monroe Hoffman, of Minerva is roof
ing c. Grosss house.
Henry Unger was in Homework on
business Saturday.
Earl Oyster called on friends north
of town Saturday evening.
Mrs Lentz of Paris, visited with her
brother, E. M. Hahn Friday.
Emerson Hoffman called in Maxine
| Saturday evening.
Frank Shaffer of Paris, is helping
his father, north of town, to harvest.
John Hoffman, of Georgetown, Wis
tied here Sunday.
Henry Unger and family visited in
Louisville Sunday.
Middlebranch, July 4.-Mrs. Ed.
Brumbaugh returned home on Wednes-
day from Coshocton, where she spent
nearly two weeks visiting her mother,
| Mrs. Masters, and others.
Peter Boetler of Kent arrived on
Friday morning, and, in company with
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Boetler, attend
| church north of Cairo.
Harry Snyder of Mapleton is visit
ing his sister. Mrs. d. c. Brown, for
| few weeks.
Misses Ruth and Helen Bloomfield of
Canton were guests Of Miss Zena
Bloomfield, their aunt, from Saturday
till Monday.
Corvin Harget went to Canton on
Sunday to see friends, and his sister,
Ruth, went there to stay week.
| Mr.. and Mrs. II. L. Corl went to
| Navarro with their automobile on
Sunday to visit the doctors parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles White and
child Of Akron were guests of his sis
ter, Mrs. Thomas CocRlin, and family
over Sunday
Charles Boner Of Canton was the
guest of Loretta Wise on Saturday
evening.
Miss Hazel Reed of Canton visited
at her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
Peter Graber. last week.
Byron Masters of Dundee was the
guest of his sister, Mrs. Ed. Brum-
baugh, on Monday.
The festival given by the Lady MaCa-
bees on Saturday evening was well at
tended considering the damp weather
The Middlebranch band furnished the
music, which was very good for the
short time the band has been organ
ized
E. S. Correll has improved his home
by making cement walks about the
house. Frank Bair did the work.
Charles Rentz's two-year-old daugh-
ter fell down some steps Sunday even
ing and broke her arm near the ell
bow. Dr.. II. e. Corl reduced the frac-
ture.
Howard Buchanan goes to Cleveland
today to spend the Fourth visiting his
friends. ,
Miss Savilla Geib of louisville was
here Monday giving lessons in music.
! Rev. Alvin Byers preached splen-
did sermon here Sunday evening, and
on Monday he made some pastoral
calls among his church people.
The funeral of Jesse Kinsley at the
Brick church on Sunday was very well
attended Friends were present from
lSummit and Portage counties and from
the surrounding community. Sermon
by Solomon Shoemaker of Greentown
and q few remarks by Rev. David
Young, George Carper and Samuel
Sprankle of Massillon.
The Fourth of July has apparently
been coming for nearly week by the
noise made by the boys and firecrack-
ers, and with all this, half the boys
celebrating the day can't tell what
it is celebrated for,
Daniel Buchanan and Miss Nellie
Phillips went to Canton on business
Monday.
Abner Bishop and family of Youngs-
town are here on two weeks vacation
! visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. j.