The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-07-24

Robertsvilie, July 1S.-The funeral
services OF DIR. Bell, of East Roches.
ter were we'll attended at this place
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Leslie visited
at Frank Deveau's Sunday
Miss Jennie Ritz, of Canton, spent
several days with her aunt and uncle
at the Lott homestead.
Miss Orpha Clapper and friend
spent Sunday at Meyers Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Matz visited
with the formers parents Sunday.
Miss Sadie Dewalt, who has been
sick for some time, is slowly i'm
proving.
The baseball team of Robertville
will play the Indian Run team at this
place Saturday afternoon, July 21, and
in the evening will give festival
at this place.
/ Communion services will be OBJ
served at this place Sunday morning.
Otterbein, July 17.-An ice cream
| festival will be held at Otterbein U.
B. church Saturday evening, July 28.
Mrs. Lenhart Is slowly improving.
! Mrs. Finley Houseman and son, EN-
cry Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Burkhart
and daughter, Olive, visited at the
home of Timothy Burkhart, near
Boliver, Sunday.
Dwight Siffert, of Bancroft, is
working for Otis Rocker.
|
Magnolia, July 18-Richard Chad
dock was guest at his parental
home, at East Carrollton, Sunday.
Miss Fern Rice was Canton bust
ness caller Monday.
The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
T. d. Thomas is i'll.
Miss Nora Dale, of Mineral City,
was guest of her sister, Mrs. John
Secomb, a few days.
Frank Cooper, of New Harrisburg,
called in Magnolia Saturday evening
Miss Vera Mae, of Canton is visit
ing Miss Madge Downs.
George e. Dieringer made a busi-
ness trip to Canton Tuesday.
Elizabeth Wodewo~t7' ~-'-.
! dIOOSS NlolICu hCt SiolCtg mIOs
| Muckley, al CaIton oUnddy.
Miss Nora Wetzel returned from
New Philadelphia Monday.
Mrs. Zutavern, of Massillon, spent
a day with her daughter. Mrs. John
Beufer.
Minerva. July 17.-Jack Kelly, of
| 7 ;uarDooJ ena,f C,,p,d,u xx,ifL, hia
family here.
Miss Carrie Shaw spent Sunday
with friends at East Liverpool.
Charles Greenwood. of Pittsburg, is
visiting relatives here.
Miss Jennie Weston is building a
residence on the corner of Plain and
Western streets.
The Junior C. E. of the Presby.
terian church held an ice cream fes-
tival on the church lawn Saturday
evening. Proceeds about $23.
Master Howard Motifs, of Cleveland
is visiting his friends. Frank Hopes
Mrs. N J. Smith and children have
returned from Caldwell, where they
visited relatives.
tives in Canada this week.
| Jacob Wagner, of Alliance, spent
Monday with his family here.
A. J. Fishel is building an addition
to his residence on Line street.
H. ]. Dieringer, of the News force
was off duty last week on account Of
Illness.
Mrs. Mary Lentz visited her sister
in Canton several days last week.
Miss Bessie Danner returned from
Waynesburg Monday after a shor
visit with relatives there.
A threshing nyachinel owned by
Charles Unkefer, of Oneida, was dam
aged here Saturday afternoon by fire
They were engaged in threshing a
the s. W. Hart farm, near the creek
The machine was run into the creel
and the flames were extinguished.
Joseph Tabor and children, o
Garfield, are visiting Mrs. Bell'
Tabor. of Cypress
Freeburg, July 18.-George Lief wa
in Canton on business Monday.
| Oui PostoiuCc was Cio5cu Gdturuh.
and our mail will come from Pari
on the rural route.
Il, Homer Sanor was in Alliance Oh
business Monday.
H. Waltz and family, of Paris, visit
ed with Ira Wilson Tuesday.
II Thurman Hahn was in Georgetown
on business Tuesday.
Robert Hartzell and family visite'
friends in Louisville Sunday.
Mrs. Edith Shaffer, of Osnabure
visited her father, Henry Unger, Sun
! day.
A number OF our people attende
the Alliance business mems excursio
to Rock Point Wednesday.
Henry Hoffman is home for
, while, after setting up machinery 70