The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-08-21
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the school yard. Electric lights arc
being set up, and many preparations
are being made for the amusement of
the patrons.
The National Protective Legion will
hold a festival next Saturday, the
25th, on the hotel lawn Many peo-
pie from Canton are expected to at
tend.
Barnhart Winning and William
Grove yesterday afternoon engaged in
rather rough form Of exercise for
such a hot day. It ended in Win
ming filing a charge against Grove for
maliciously tripping him on a plank,
hurting his side and legs.
An analysis of the water in this
town was made by the state board Of
health and it was proved to be ex-
cellent.
Thomas Erb and Frank Pilot went
to Alliance Friday on business.
Harry Erb, of Alliance, spent Fri
day afternoon in Louisville with
friends.
Mrs. G. j. Kaufman went to Woos-
ter Friday to visit relatives
Friends in Louisville are pleased to
hear that Ralph Meyers, of Alliance,
who is in the hospital with typhoid
fever, has somewhat improved.
Frank Gladieux and Frank Falla
spent Thursday in Canton.
Miss Eva Hart, of Osnaburg, who
has been visiting friends in town the
past few days, has returned to her
home.
Miss Tutle Coy spent Friday in Can
ton with friends.
Miss Mary Ellen Baker has returned
from Boston, where she has been
attending college.
Miss Pearl Sponseller, of Paris, is
visiting friends here.
Raymond King went to Canton Fri
day afternoon on business.
F. Blumencrantz went to Niles, o.,
on business Friday.
City Solicitor William Day, of Can
ton, made business trip to this town
Friday afternoon.
Misses Firzat Lyon, Lydia Schwate,
Ada Slusser, Ethel Justus, Celia War
stler, and Messrs. M. l.. Justus, John
Pickens, Earl Gels and Louis Clapper
went to Canton Thursday evening to
attend the G. e. convention.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Oser. of Mas
sillon, were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
M. j. Keim on Friday
Hon. Paul Loichot and Lee Warst-
Ter, superintendent of the Louisville
Machine shop, ade buwsiness trip
to Canton Thursday.
Lew Atkins of the Alliance police
force, is visiting Jerry Reno, who
lives north of town.
T. S. Brown was in town on bust
ness Thursday.
Mrs. j. H. Rogers, Mrs. Peter Bal
lay. Mrs. G. ]. Kaufman, Mrs. j. w.
G. Nunamaker and H. w. Wertenberg-
er spent Thursday in Alliance at the
home of Mrs. Mary Kagy.
The Misses Esther and Evelyne
Leberman, who have been visiting
friends in Louisville, will leave today
to return to their home at Braddock,
Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. d. Warstler spent
Wednesday in Canton with friends.
John Pickens made a business trip
to Beloit, O., on Thursday in the in
terests of the Louisville Machine
shop.
E. d. Unkefer, of Paris, was in town
Thursday on business.
Miss Nellie Peterman made a bus
iSess trip to Canton Thursday.
Miss Meyers, who resides On Wash
ington avenue, went to Alliance
Thursday to visit friends.
Andrew Schrader visited friend at
Fairhope Thursday evening.
Miss Mary Hang visited friends in
Canton Thursday.
Dr. Rogers was called to Canton
Thursday afternoon ON business.
Miss Urella Mathews visited friends
in Canton Thursday.
Miss Euphrasia Frantz. of Green
town, is visiting her mother, Mrs.
Magdalena Frantz.
Miss Ella Roger is visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Dickerhoof, at Cleveland.
Miss Felecie Cheveraux, OF Toledo,
Mrs. Louis Menegay, Mrs. A. ]. Des-
son and son, Raymond, of Cleveland,
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene
Rebillot
Monroe l.. HUT, Joseph H. Yoder,
John B. Kagey and w, s. Earseman
are the delegates at the congressional
at Youngstown from Louis