The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-06-08
sunday school convention.

| night, June i. Inc attendance was
fair. Rev. DIR. Bigger, Of Massillon,
gave the principal address. The
round table was conducted by G. B..
Hickman, of Massillon. At the close
the election of officers was made for
| the coming year. President, Levi
Hair; vice president, Frank L. zius-
master; secretary. Miss May Swartz-
low; treasurer, Mrs. Alice Hodgson.
Emil Converse, of Minerva, is re-
modelling a building on Basin street
! for a dwelling house.
The parochial schools close this
week.
New Chambersburg, June 5.-Mr.
Peter Klein and son, Henry, and Ed
ward King spent Sunday near Alli-
| aDce.
Mrs. Henry Weaver is slowly i'm
proving.
John l.. Hime is having a new roof
| put on his house, occupied by Albert
Anon.
John Bowers made a trip to Bayard
recently.
Mrs. John B. Helm is able to be
about the house.
James Sanor is preparing to build a
new house.
Mrs. Henry Klein is slowly improv-
ing.
]. A. Reed and Edward King made
trip to Minerva Saturday.
Jessie Bowman made a trip to AL
lance recently.
Mrs. William Benner made bust
ness trip to Alliance.
Freeburg, June Homer and
Frank Rosenburger attended the show
at Alliance Tuesday.
Willie Shidler and Misses Vada
Hoffman and Helen Gross attended
Memorial services at Paris Thursday
Mrs. Felix Neidig has been quite III,
but is somewhat improved.
John Pickens has finished painting
Tobias Strckey's barn and house west
of town.
moving into his fathers property here
Miss Elsie Myers spent Memoria
day in Paris.
Miss Elva Koontz entertained g
large number of her friends from
; Paris and Robertsville Sunday!
Samuel Hartzel has been visiting
with his daughter, Mrs. Alma Myers
at Myers.
The people of the Tile church will
hold an ice cream festival Saturday
night.
) The funeral services of John Myers
were held at the Salem church, north
of town, Thursday. The deceased re
sided two miles north of town.
Homework, June As. d. Sano
lost good cow on Thursday night
The animal became entangled in {
wire fence and could not free herself
Warren Betz lost very valuable
horse Friday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Keys, Of ALI
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. P. H. Klopep;
stein, Sunday.
F. s. Pieren sold valuable stand
ard-bred 4-year-old horse to man n
: Philadelphia, Pa, last week,
Miss Jennie Heestand is some pet
ter
The canning factory will be corn
pleted this month.
Glen Willard broke bone in hi.
foot Thursday while engaged in {
game of ball.
The ice cream festival was largel!
attended Friday night.
John Malone is at home for few
days.
Palmer Freshly is making some val
liable improvements about his store
Mrs. A. l.. Johnson is on the sicl
list.
The Misses Mary and Lizzie Welsh
were in Pittsburg last week.
Mrs. Pickens, of Freeburg, is visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. G. H. Knoll.
Children's meeting at the Presbyt
eran church was grand success ant
much appreciated by the audience.
w. p. Thomas was at Alliance Fri
day on business.
& Mrs. Mabel Brumbaugh, of Home
worth, was granted divorce by Judge
Hole Friday, S. d. Sanor being hel
attorney.
Miss Dora Unger was shopping il
Alliance Friday.
Arc INr fc inn.
proved.
F. s. Pieren is having his house
painted.
Dalton, June William McCul
Tough, aged So years, died at his home
west of here last Thursday evening
Rev. ]. H. Rodgers conducted the