The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-07-10


Mrs. Adam Schick and Mr. and Mrs
w, c. schick and daughter BeuIah
were in Cleveland Sunday visiting A
Schick at the Lakeside hospital
They found hiAn much improved.
| There will be preaching service
at the Zion Lutheran church next
Sunday evening by Rev. Ringle, the
pastor at 1880.
Chestnut Ridge, Jul y 1-Mr. and
Mrs Charles Hamilton attended the
wedding of Alice Maxwell in Akron
last week.
One hundred and twenty-eight acres
of cedlery have been planted this sea-
son in our section.
The house owned by Peter Swartz
caught fire Thursday and the roof was
badly burned.
Cyrus Brumbaugh lost valuable
horse as the result of collie.
Isaac Brumbaugh, of Hartville, has
sold the hotel stand to Mr.. Royer,
who resides three miles east of Cam
ton. Mr. Royer will take possession
today
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Snodgrass,
a son;also Mr.. Harry and wife are the
/ proud parents of baby boy.
e. A. Stevens is having his resi-
dence repainted
Barba Wymer is entertaining pupils
from Akron. "
j. G. Glass moved his saw mill in
the Anstin Bros woods Friday and
will begin work next week.
Jacob Ribald and wife have return
ed after a weeks visit with relatives
in Indiana.
Elias Stratton has returned after a
two-weelxs visit in Garfield.
Middlebranch, July 5.-Mr. and Mrs.
j. ]. Smith arrived home Thursday
from Doylestown, where they visited
! their sons, Erwin and Oscar, the last
week.
Mrs. Thomas Drukenbrod left for her
home at Massillon Friday.
George Deffenbacher went to Millers-
burg Friday morning.
Mrs S. Bair and daughter, Susie
went to Cleveland Saturday to be the
guests of her daughter, Mrs. Ed Haas
and family
Mr. and Mrs. j. A. Schooner, Mr.. and
Mrs. Calvin Fulmet and son, Arnold,
Mrs. Kreighbaum and Homer Kreigh-
baum went to Hartville Sunday and
attended church there.
The Misses Donna and Velma Sem
pie, of Cleveland, arrived Thursday to
visit their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
Preston, a few days.
Mrs. Carl Platt, of Canton was here
visiting her parents over Sunday
Mrs. Ida Alerding went to Massillon
Friday to visit friends over Sunday.
Mrs. Brady, of Cleveland, is visiting
Mr.. and Mds.. Leon Augustine.
q. Brumbaugh went to Randolph on
business Monday.
Mrs. l.. E. Gottschall and daughter
Blanche, of Canton, spent Sunday
with her sister, Miss e. M Phillips.
Miss Zena Bloomfield went to Cleve-
land Saturday to be the guest OF
friends few days.
Miss Ossie Harriet went to Canton
Monday to stay with her sister this
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Freed went to
Kent to spend the Fourth, visiting
friends.
Mrs. S. Winder and children, of Can
ton, are the guests of her parenrs,
Mr.. and Mrs. Defenbacher.
Ed Brumbaugh moved into his new
house Monday.
John Alerding hac moved into the
house vacated by Ed. Brumbaugh.
The grain elevator closed down
Monday for two weeks to undergo
some repairing.
Officers of the Y. p. S. C. e. were
elected on Sunday evening for six
months as follows: President, Eliza
Roush; vice president, E. C Gibson;
secretary, Ossie Harzet; treasurer,
Hattie Brumbaugh; organist, Myrtle
Lash.
Dalton, July 2.-Mr. and Mrs. Geo..
Schultz, Mrs. b. Hartman and Miss
Callie Jabas of Massillon, called on
friends here Monday.
Miss Grace Fletcher and Miss Anna
McGregor of Canton were the guests
of Miss Anna Fletcher last Sunday
Blair Morrow has gone to Princeton,
Pa, to spend the summer with his
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. James
Wilson.
Elmer s. Lands of Wooster, for
mer superintendent of schools of this
district was calling on friends here
last week.
Mrs. Leonard Conold of Canton spent
the past week with Mrs. ]. W. Conoid.