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

burgh college, Springfield, called al
Carson's Tuesday evening.
William Faas, OF Minerva, was in this
vicinity Saturday, leasing territory for
oil and gas.
Misses Grace and Josephine Betz visit
ed Grace Crowl today
George Haines is working for Mrs.
Adams.
Roy Crawford and family were town
callers Saturday evening.
Miss Mary Sutton went with the ex-
cursion to Rock Point Wednesday.
Miss Bertha Harsh gave a party in
honor of their sister Lulus birthday
Saturday evening some forty being
present to enjoy the evening in games,
etc.
Michael worley is improving rapidly.
Andrew Sutton has been very poorly.
Charles Hayman is suffering from
stomach trouble.
Mrs. Rebecca Lewis and Mrs. Frank
Gibler visited in Malvern this week
Misses Mary and Lucille Worley, OF
Malvern, visited at Gibber's this week.
Just as they were closing the store
for the night Wednesday the large
transom over the door at Stemples fell
upon Mrs. r. ]. Stemple, striking her
squarely on the head A large portion
of the glass was broken out and She
received few bad cuts about the face
Mrs Alvertta Keefauver, of Cleve-
land, is the guest of her father, Will
liam Glessner.
Mrs. Eliza Kassler, of Washington,
was the guest of her brother, William
Glessner, the past two weeks.
Elghty-fve tickets were sold for the
ROCK Point excursion Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob White buried
their infant son in the new cemetery
Tuesday. The services were conducted
by the Rev. Heron.
Mrs. Eadie Huffman left Tuesday af-
ternoon for Cleveland twin boys having
arrived at the home of her adopted
daughter, Mrs. Augustus Smith
Waynesburg relatives were Informed
that Mrs, DR.. Smith formerly Mis-
EVet Ward, is slowly recovering from
her her illness at her home in Deerfield,
William Slutz, of Minerva, was ar
rested here Monday by railroad detec-
! uves and arranged before Mayor
Stands on charge of jumping freight
| trains. He pleaded guilty and was Civ
en- fine OF $1OO and costs.
There will be preaching at the Pres
byterian church Sunday at 1890 a. m
by the Rev. Wilson.
Sunday school at the Lutheran CHURCH
Sunday morning at $500 a. M, John
Elsass Supt, There will be no pr,ach-
! ing Sunday on account of the pastor
going TO Akron TO preach for the Rev.
NJ. L. church announces for Sunday,
August 2: Sunday school at 9:30 a. M
BY Supt. T. F. Williams; Junior league
at 700 p. m, Supt. Mrs. wilkinson;
preaching by the pastor at 7;3O d. IN.
All are invited to each OF theBe meet
ings
ne SIKH ODlO ulSITlCI OF the MaCCa-
bees will picnic at Meyers Lake, Cam
ton, Saturday, August /. Several thous-
and Maccabees will be there and prize
team drills and other specially arrang
ed features will be given.
| Mrs. 7. f. Williams and son, Paul,
are visiting in Canton.
Born, Wednesday to Mr. and Mrs.
Ben Parker, a daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs VIII G. Williams re-
turned to their home in Lima Thurs
day, after a months visit here.
George Minser had his hand badly
mashed on his drilling machine last
week.
George Foster had his finger mashed
| in the mill Thursday while working
about the engine.
| The order of the c. of M B. are ar
| ranging for a camping trip to Zoar
next month.
Joseph Waggoner is doing police duty
this week during the Absence of his
| brother William, who with his family,
| are on a camping trip.
George d. Elaxander, of near Mag
nOia, is spending this week at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. George Minser.
The Independent Telephone Co. have
their wires strung in Waynesburg. The
rooms above Lehmans cigar store will
be used for central exchange.
DR.. and Mrs. Davis, of Canal Dover,
| spent Sunday with friends here.
| The birth OF son is announced at
sett, Canton, formerly of this place.