The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-08-06
RHODES.

Oat cutting is now finished Many
have begun to haul 1T into the barn.
Notices have been posted about the
public places of the township to the
erect that a petition will be presented
to the trustees of Tuscarawas Town
ship at their next meeting August 20,
in the township hall at Brookfield pray
ing for the establishment of a public
road from Myers church west.
Two droyes of Mexican Gypsies pass
ed through our town this week en- route
for the river below here. They are emil
grating and doing a great deal of horse
trading. buying and selling while on
the way.
William Thomas is still on the sick
list with a high fever.
Frank Bennot, who has been sick for
many months, is working for Joseph
Ehret of the West Side again.
Samuel L.onas, II. III. Snyder William
Weller and Charles Smith spent sew
eral days last week in Wooster.
Charles Kipfar and Joseph Updegraf
and the Misses Laura Baldwin and Cor
rina Crofut spent Sunday evening at
Meyers Lake.
Herbert A. Swisher, SC. B., of this
place, we'll known student In scien-
tihc circles, and graduate of Yale,
has accepted position as travelling
manager for leading wholesale firm
of Pittsburg. He left early Monday
morning for Wooster to complete a
$500 concrete job the last contract he
will fill In that business.
The heirs of Miss Elizabeth Graber,
deceased, have decided to divide her
personal property among themselves
rather tnan hold a public sale.
Mrs. Harriet Obendorf, while in Mas
sillon last week, was stricken with
heart trouble and had to be removed
to her home. She now lies In a very
critical condition.
Miss Myrtle Lantzer has been work.
ing at the home of her aunt. Mrs; Hud-
son Sewell. of Wissmar street, who has
been confined to her bed for several
week
Another meeting of the Heb Den Ten
fel Outing club is called for this week
to complete the final arrangements for
their outing during the week of August
10.
The M. B. C. baseball team was de-
feated Sunday morning by the Shaban
Eagles by a 10 to score.
Sunday school will be held at Myers
Sunday morning at $3.50 a. m.
While attempting to lock a wagon
while in motion John Hornberger lost
his hold, his foot slipped beneath the
wheel the entire load crossing his in
step, Tuesday.
Albert Kaufman, who has been at
tending school at Valparaiso, Ind, will
return home next month.
The summer school of Wooster Uni
versity will close in two weeks. Many
of our young folks now attending school
there will then return to take up the
profession of teaching.
John Albright, fruit grower of this
place, has ordered a large lot of new
trees as an addition to his already large
orchard. He has also sold about 25
bushel of fine peaches this week.
Tish Kilgore, of Canton, was home
last week.
Levi Weller has begun to make his
daily trips with roasting ears.
Sam Smith, of Navarro, was visiting
at the home of Clark Elsea SaturdS y.
William Hindley began TO work at the
Penman mine, near Greenville Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. F. LOnas were visit
ing at the home of their son, Charles, OF
this place Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Kurtz were Wis
iting In our neighborhood this week.
Harold Smith, of Navarro, who has
been the guest of Russell Esea for
several weeks, will return home to-
morrow.
Mrs. B. Ownes and children, of Mans
field, who have been visiting with
Mrs. H. Founders, of the Patch, re-
turned home this week.