The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-06-26

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and Mrs. George Stoffer made bus
mess trip to Canton Saturday.
Mr.. Pilmer, of Homeworth, is drill
ing we'll for Henry Cutler.
George Lief is treating b. M.
Hahn's house to coat of paint.
Homer Sanor and wife returned
home last week from their wedding
| trip and were given a good old-fash-
ioned belling by about rs of our boys,
who were promised an ice cream
supper in the near future.
Edward Rosenberger lost valuable
horse last week.
Henry Unger and Charles Gross
we're in Canton on business Satur-
day.
About 80 young people from the
East Beach called on George Stoffer
Saturday evening. The evening was
spent in playing games.
Fred Reese has returned to his work
at Alliance after nursing sore hand
for few weeks. =,
Henry Hoffman has gone west to
set UP machinery for the Information
al Harvesting company.
Mrs Katie Keener and daughter,
Cora, visited with friends at Harris
burg Sunday.
Mrs. W. r Shidler is staying with
her daughter, Mrs. N. Grimes, near
Fairmount.
Children's meeting services will be
held at the Salem church July /. A
very fine program is being prepared.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Shidler and
wife visited at Canton SUNDAY.
William Streup and family and Mrs.
Eli Stroup and daughter, Nettie, of
Homework, visited with N. e. Stoffer
and wife Sunday.
Bolivar, June 21.-Miss Helen Mil
Ter was in Canton last Friday.
Funeral services for Clara Lab were
held at the Catholic church Friday
morning. She was three years of age,
and was sick about three weeks.
Oscar Gilbert, who has been in Iowa
for about two years, has been here
visiting his father and other rela-
tives.
Norma Hastings of Barberton, spent
several days with her friend, Eva Le-
bold.
Howard Myers left Monday for
Wooster, where he will attend school
several months.
Mrs. Bent Baker is circulating
among friends and relatives in Can
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Kopp and son
of Tuscarawas, passed Sunday with
w. F. Apps. ir1
Last Thursday evening about Is OF
Gladys Koehler's friends surprised
her, it being her 14th birthday. She
received many nice presents.
Mr. and Mrs. Laurey, of Mapleton
were here Saturday and Sunday Wis
, iting her brothers, John and Albert
I<rag.
Harry Porter's wife and her father
and mother, of Bowerstown, were
Sunday visitors at this place
Bolivar will have Fourth of July
celebration
E. e. Smith, of Elyria, was in towr
Monday and Tuesday.
Mrs. Cramer, of Massillon, is the
guest of her daughter, Mrs. Johr
Lab,
East Greenville, June 21.-Prof
David H. Eckroad, of Cleveland, &
teacher in the public schools there
! came home on Sunday.
William Graybill, of Strasburg
came home Saturday to see his par
} and his friends.
George Ashton, who is working il
} the mattress factory, at Orrville, wa
home over Sunday. s.a
Thomas c. Jones, who is workin,
at Strasburg, came home on Saturda,
night
5 William Jones, of Orrville, wa
calling on friends here on Saturda.
and Sunday.
: Morgan and John Richard, who ar
working at the Cope plant of Orr
vile, were IN our village on Sunday
q visiting friends and acquaintances.
David Jenkins, who is working il
t Canton, was home over Sunday Wis
s iting his parents and friends
The East Greenville Napoleon bal
s team defeated the Giants of Dalton o.
r Thursday at Dalton by the score O
5 to 8.
: Frank Baer and family attended tn
children's day exercises held in tn
e Reformed church at Bentley on Sun
: day evening.
: William Bechtel, of Massillon, pass
ed through our village ON Sunday IL
his automobile en- route to Orrville
J.. William Ressler, of Dalton, passe,
s through our village Sunday evening