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

Canal Fulton o., June 1.-The MEM
bers of Lawrence Lodge l. o. o. f. Of
this place entertained brethren from
Massillon and North Lawrence Lodges
at their meeting on Friday evening,
the occasion being degree work after
! ladies in the rooms below the lodge
rooms. The visitors departed at a
, late hour feeling that 1t was good to
nave been there.
William Shelenberger, of Pittsburg.
| Pa. arrived at the home of his par
cnts on Saturday evening and after a
pleasant visit he returned to his home
on Wednesday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Ecroad of
Akron, spent Sunday at the home of
his parents on Locust street.
Daniel Harman and j. G. Etling re-
turned on Monday morning from their
trip to Vicksburg. Miss, where they had
been to witness the unveiling OF the
Ohio monument erected there to COM
memorate the memory of her sons who
fought and peiished there during the
fight and siege of that city. They
report an enjoyable trip and an enter
tanning visit to the south, though some-
what marred by the continuous rains.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Elsass. of Mas
s'llon, visited friends in town on Mon
day.
Rev. William Elliot, of Olrville, O.,
former minister OF the Presbyterian
church here, was in town, from Monday
Ill! Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Hattie Strouble of Akron, WIS.,
tied friends in town on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. James Campbell, of
Canton, arrived in town on Saturday
and remained over Decoration day vis-
iting with relatives
Miss Grace 1ilton, of Cleveland,
is visiting at the home of her grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Oberlin
since Saturday
Decoration day was observed in the
usual manner at this place on Tuesday
afternoon. A large attendance greeted
the orator, Hon. J. j. Grant, of Canton,
IL the Presbyterian church, after the
parade and decorating of graves was
completed, where he delivered very
able and agreeable address. The an
nual return of this day is always the
occasion of the return of many former
residents and it seems that more than
the ordinary number have done so this
year Your correspondent has noted
some of them but the list Is not COM
plete: Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Taggart and
son, William Night and family, of
Massillon, S. NJ. Liggett and family,
Mrs. Tina Haute and children, VIM.
Delertine of Canton, e. r. Held and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. s. S. Clark, MIR.
and Mrs. Charles Hawk and child, Mr..
Benkler and family, MIR. Jefferson and
fremont Lesser, Mr.. William Sense,
James Everhart, of Akron. Charles
Well and family, Charles OFT and fam
fly, M. S. Daily and daughter, Mrs.
james Mclaughlin of Barberton. Geo.
Struggles and family, Mrs f. ID. Liggett,
Mrs. I. ]. Porter, Mr.. and Mrs. Perlee
Porter Ralph Keim of Cleveland.
The ball team of the young mems
athletics club of this place played
two games on Saturday. In the fore
icon with team from Nimisills, the
latter winning the game, 4 to 5. In the
afternoon team composed of students
from the Massiilon Business college
game which was won by the home
team, to 8. Two games were also
played on Tuesday by the Athletics,
both being with team from the Can
ton High school The game in the
forenoon was won by the visiting
team score, to 6. Sterling pitching
for Canton, Griffith for the home team.
In the afternoon the home team scored
II TO Canton's lonesome l. large
attendance witnessed this game.
The funeral af Mrs. McGee, who died
at the home of her son, David McGee
Tuesday evening will be held this
afternoon.
New Chambersburg, o., May 3l.-Dell
Emmons and friend of Minerva called
in our village Monday.
Peter Klein and wife visited their
daughter, Rosa Leatherberry of Patter-
sonyille, Sunday.
Mr. McChister visited at James
Reeds, Sunday.
Charles King of Winona visited his
brother Edward King, Sunday.
MI. and Mrs. John Sanor and son of
Hanoverton we're the guests of Samuel
Sanor Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Klein and
daughter, Celestia, spent Sunday near
Minerva.
Mrs. John b. Helm is still i'll.
Philip Woolf called at ID. M Rur