The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-06-16
CORRESPONDENCE.


weather being chilly the receipts
were not as large as might have pecn
expected.
The people of North Industry are
expecting rare treat on next Sat
urday evening when Hiram Doll will
tell his war stories at Bates hall
Mr.. Doll is a veteran of the Civil war
and his stories of camp and prison
life are well worth hearing. Mr.. Doll
especially desires to meet all old com
rades on that evening at the hall. The
lecture will be given for the benefit
of the Union Christian association.
small admittance fee will be charged.
children half price, and all old sold.
iers admitted free of charge.
On next Sunday evening Chris.
tian endeavor will be organized at
Bates hall Every body is cordially
invited to attend and take part in
this organization.
Dr. w. A. Becher was called to see
Mrs. Hoffman last evening. She was
taken sick Sunday afternoon.
Paul Vogle had scYere attack of
his old trouble on Saturday after
noon hut is feeling pretty well again.
Strawberries are reported as being
a short crop in this neighborhood.
Childrens' day will be observed at
Mt. Zion next Sunday afternoon, and
at the Lutheran church the following
Sunday.
A young son Of Mrs. Ed. Kinses Is
seriously i'll with blood poisoning
He lived with his grandfather in Can.
ton.
Canal Fulton O., June 12-John
Hammer has purchased the livery
barn formerly owned by J. II. Porter.
Neicher brothers will still continue to
conduct the business.
Material has been delivered on the
site for new dwelling to be erected
for Carl Myers opposite the Catholic
church.
Mrs. Samuel Myers and children,
Of Uniontown, visited at the home of
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. We'll
the past week.
|
Jacob Dillman, were called to Cantor
on Friday to receive the tickets for
the Democratic primary election held
on Saturday, there being one for each
of the three precincts that vote at
this place. Forty nine votes were
cast in the village precinct of this
primary. A contest for councilmen
was the reason for this large vote
Daniel Harman was nominated town
ship trustee; Henry Devalt for as
SCISSOR in precinct A, and William
Evans in precinct 3; Oliver Keller
for village mayor; Edward Neichter
clerk; Henry Wagner, treasurer; Al
bert Neichter, assessor; William Ham
mer, William Liable and Leo Waller
Councilmen; w. f. Young, council
man. short term. The vote in tho
county precincts was very light
G. A. Brown and family visited
friends at West Lebanon on Saturday
John Kit, of Massillon, visited this
his former home Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Ruch, Of
Massillon, visited at the home OF
Lewis Ruch on Sunday.
Margarite Hullinger, of Massillon
visited her grandmother, Mrs. Mar!
Lasure, on Sunday.
Mrs. William Tromp, of Cleveland
spent Sunday at the home of Mr.. anC
Mrs NJ ]. Stock.
Rev. C. r. Miller president of Held
elburg university, delivered the bac
calaureate sermon in the Reformed
church on Sunday
commencement exercises will b,
held on Thursday evening when
class of three boys and two girl
will be graduated
New Berlin O., June 12.-The Pat
, terson commencement of the Plail
township class was held in the Unio,
church on Friday in charge of o. ]
Evans, clerk. There was a very larg
audience, filing every available
space. The following graduates too
part: Russell H. Druckenbrode
Margaret Lind, Glen o. Smith, owel
Grise, Myrtle Cornell, Hubert Hibs
man, Gertrude Smith, Ruth Pontius
and Hugo Wise. They acquitted then
selves well. The program was inter
spersed with vocal and instruments
music. Miss Ella Giedlinger playe
the march and accompanied as pianis
Misses Bessie and Jessie Evans in tw
' Duets. A solo was sung by Mis-
Eulalie Pierson. Archibald Swope Ell
tertained with three solos, Miss Jenni
Swope accompanist. A violin sol
: was nicely rendered by Ollie Deet
with Miss Ruby Hess as pianist, Th
5 class address WAS made by w. I