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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-08-13
NEW FRANKLIN.

New Franklin, Aug. G---Harry Clip
stepping upon rusty nail
Finley Mcdaniel is rapidly recover
ing from a recent illness.
District Superintendent Smith
preached the quarterly sermon last
Sunday in the NJ E. church. About
60 communicates participated.
Wash Nunemaker has about re-
covered from an injury received ,~by
having a scantling fall upon him.
David Cooper and Wade Rice made
a business trip to Salem, last Sat
urday
Homer Ramser is convalesced suffi-
ciently to be out riding once again
The M, e. union Sunday school pic
mic will be held August Is, in Hawk
ms Grove, near Bayard.
Franklin Early, while playing with
rocking chair last Sunday, threw
the chair upon himself, and received
an ugly cash. above the eye, DR.. o.
e. Bell gave it medical attention
Joseph Powell and wife, Horace
Westfall and wife, Joseph Sponseller
and Homer Oyer, OF Paris, were in
attendance upon sacramental services
here last Sunday.
Quite few from here expect to at
tend the Brown township picnic to be
held August 81 at Oneida
Helen Fearn was on the sick list
last Saturday.
Miss Myrtle Bowers, daughter of
David Bowers, of Fall City, Neb., and
Mrs. Hub Hewitt, of Oneida. were
visitors at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Unkefer, last week.
Walter Bates has once more re-
sumed the mail route, after a three
weeks vacation. -
The Misses Pontius, Farrar, Root,
Youtz and Wenger, Of Canton, all
teachers in the Crystal Park build
ign have been spending part of their
vacation by accepting the hospitality
of Miss Annie Roedel at her summer
home, west of this place. The ladies
vote this the time of their lives.
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on Sunday the guests Of their daugh-
ter, Mrs. Homer Zimmerman and
family. ~
Mr. and Mrs. Adam Kurtz returned
Friday evening from three days
visit with their daughter, Mrs. e. e.
Porter and family at Wooster, o.
The Fulton Browns crossed bats
with the Mohawks, of Massillon, on
the diamond at this place on sSatur-
day. Score: Fulton Browns 9, Mo
hawks a.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Lambert and
daughter, of Detroit, Mich, arrived
at the home of DR.. w. E. Moulton on
Saturday evening. On Monday morn
ing they went to Turkeyfoot Lake
to camp with DR.. Moulton and c. w
Kirk and families.
r. S. e. Kprtz and family, of Massillon
were guests of friends east OF town
over Sunday. .- a-.
William Bisker and family and H
F. Morrow and family attended fam
lily reunion at Apple Creek on Sunday
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. John Nc
Laughlin, at Apple Creek o., son
Arnold Fisher is spending a few
days vacation at the home of r. S
Wall, near Wadsworth, o.
Mrs L. PfafIle is enjoying a weeks
visit with friends at Detroit, Mich.
j. Wells Royle, aged II, died at his
home of pneumonia, last Tuesday. The
deceased was born in Pennsylvania
and had been a resident of this place
for nearly fifty years. He is survived
by his wife, Mrs. Belle Porter Rayl
and two sons, r. B. Rayl, of this
place, and H. H. Rayl, of New Yorl
City. Mr.. Rayl was a teacher il
our public schools As years ago
and afterwards for many years wa
bookkeeper in the dry goods store o
| c. w. Robinson. Later he went il
the grocery business,> and retiring
turned his business over to his son
B. B. Rayl, Mr.. Rayl was a charte
member Of Elliott Lodge, 514, F. A
NJ, of this place, and a faithful
worker in the Presbyterian churcl
! and Sunday school. The funeral wa
held Thursday afternoon.
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Lake, Aug. 6.--Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Bolander left Tuesday on an extended
trip up the lakes. .Isgl
/ Miss Madge Tedrick of 394 Grant
street, Akron, spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. A. G. Leibole.
Miss Leota Butler, of Delphia, Ind,
arrived at the home of Mr.. and MRS
Elmer Butler, Tuesday.
The ball team will hold festival
in town, Saturday, August 8. Every
body invited. Your presence will
be an inspiration 10 the boys.
Mrs. Roy Henry and daughter,
Pauline, of Akron, returned Sunday,
after a two weeks visit with her
father, Manam Roger.
Our boys played baseball at Spring
field Lake, Saturday with the Central
Akrons, and won by score of II to
4. Sunday they went to GreensbuTg
to play the home team, but were de-
feated, 10 to 3.
Mr. and Mrs. William Swinehart,
Mr. and Mrs. Mottinger, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Raber and daughters, Minnie
and Mabel, will visit at Niagara Falls
this week.
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Milton
Braucher, of Canton.
MIR. and Mrs. Samuel Faust, of
Mudbrook, spent Tuesday with
friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. o. Surbey, of
Akron, spent Tuesday with Allen
Seesdorf and family.
Mrs. Ettie Wise, milliner, removed
her stock to New Berlin, where she
will occupy the rooms formerly oc-
cupied by the New Berlin Baking Co.
Her patrons are invited to call on her
there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Ritsaman spent
the last few weeks with relatives in
this vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Riley Clouser and
family, of New Berlin, spent Sunday
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. William
! Moore
Dr. and Mrs. NJ. M. Bauer attended
the doctors picnic at New Berlin, last
| Thursday. They report a good time
and an excellent dinner.
Miss Excel Lynn, of Akron, is in
town at present, visiting her old
! friends.
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NEW ALEXANDER.

New Alexander, Aug. 6.--Rev. Dim
lap, the pastor of the Christian
church, is taking his vacation, and
therefore there will be no preaching
at the Christian church, Sunday.
Mrs. George Reamer and nephew
Joseph Kennedy, visited Mr.. and Mrs
Bert Kennedy, Saturday. ...
Joseph Snevely of Cleveland, spent
Saturday and Sunday with friends
and relatives in our vicinity .
Mrs. Mary Tubbs and two children
and Mr.. Allen, of Ashtabula, are the
guests of her mother, Mrs. Liza
Knight.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Summer and
daughter spent several days last week
with relatives in Canton.
Carl Ruff, who is working near
Hanoverton, spent Sunday with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Ruff.
Miss Goldie Pilmer spent Saturday
and Sunday with friends near Han
overton.
Mrs. Jacob Temple and Mrs. Laura
Emmons attended the funeral of Mrs
Frank Erhart, of near Hanoverton
Sunday. ..--.,
Mrs. George Reamer and daughter
Mr.. and Mrs. John Reamer and
Joseph Kennedy spent Sunday witt
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dingledy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Conser ant
two children spent Sunday with rela
tives near New Garden, .
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Harsh and baby
of Quaker Ridge, spent Monday wtt
Mr.. and Mrs. William Lott.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jason Zepernick, ot
Sebring, spent Saturday and Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Cary Zepernick
4. William Lotz was at Minerva, Tues
day.
Misses Camele Summer and Lottie
Tubbs visited Valoise Lott, Tuesday
Miss Hazel Tubbs visited Eta Van
pelt, Tuesday. -r- -..
Mrs. William Smith, Of near Han
oVerton, called on her mother, Mrs
Laura Temple, Wednesday.
Mrs. Esther Snevel and baby, Mrs
Almira Snevel and John Weurtz, after
spending from Tuesday until Friday
in our vicinity. returned to Cleveland
Friday morning.
John Reamer was at East Roches
ter, Monday.
Joseph Kennedy attended the teach
ers' examination at Carrollton, Sat
urday.
Mrs. Kenneth MeArter, after sew
eral weeks illness, is able to bt
around again. -.r
DR.. Johnson, of New" Garden, wa.
in our village. rs
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PROBATE COURT CALENDAR.

In will of Mary Baker, Lexington
township, will filed for probate.
In estate of Jacob e. Mentzer,
Elizabeth c. Miller applied admins
tratTix with will annexed
In guardianship of Hugh Clinton
Riley, Esther G. Riley appointed
guardian.
In guardianship of Hugh Clinton
Riley, inventory filed.
In estate of Lillian w. Wither-
spoon, Paris township, Howard w.
Witherspoon appointed administrator
In estate of George Hoverland,
Pike township, Homer ]. Hoverland
appointed administrator.
In estate of jacob 8. Hilscher,
sixth partial account filed.
In assignment of Malinda Imhoff
and John Imhoff, order of private sale
issued
In will of Mary Baker, Lexington
township will probated.
In estate of Jacob II. Weidman,
inventory and appraisement filed.
In estate of Mary Baker, Lexing-
ton township, Charles Y. Kay ap-
pointed executor.
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NAVARRO.

Navarro, Aug. 6.-Miss Moore, of
Oil City, Pa, is the guest of her
brother, John Moore, this week.
Mrs. Tom Doyle, of Massillon,
spent Saturday and Sunday with Miss
Bertha Mersur.
Mrs. Artie GRADER and two daugh
tiers, of Cleveland, returned home,
Sunday, after "a weeks visit with her
mother, Mrs. M. L. Hoagland.
Miss Bessie Kaylor, Of Carrollton
is visiting friends here this week.
]. C. Garland, of Toledo, was in
town, Tuesday, renewing old acquaint
ances.
Miss Jennie Martin, of Beach City
is visiting friends here this week.
The funeral of Adolph Falk took
place Monday at a. m, at St. Clem,
ent's church. He was member OF
the fire department, the members OF
which attended in body. The paIl
bearers were fremen.. The deceased
is survived by a father and mother,
one brother and five sisters, all resid
ing in Nayarre, except the Misses
Louise and Josephine, of Canton,
Kenneth Boughmau, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Lafayette Boughman, of Justus,
was buried in the Navarro Union Gem.
etery, Wednesday morning. He was
aged one year and four months. His
death was caused by pneumonia.
The School Board met Monday
evening, and hired MISS Florence
Kelly, of KefIy's Islhnd; as principal.
Russell Mcfarland is visiting
friends in Wadsworth. ..m {
Miss Goldie Garrett and Thelma
and Raymond Winters returned home
after four weeks',visit in Columbus
Earl Hoover spent the first of the
week with his parents in Lodi.
The council met Tuesday evening
and let the contract to George viii,
liams to build concrete walks on
Wooster street. The council is max
ing an effort to have all high tension
wires removed within the corporation
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REAL ESTATE MORTGAGES.

David j.. Lewis and Mary Lewis
to the Peoples Building and Loan
Co., lot 1882, Massillon, $3.50.
William Hamilton to the Peoples
Building and Loan Co., lot 1853, Mas
sillon, $3.50.
]. W. Penick and wife to the In
dustrial Building and Loan Associa-
tion, real estate to the amount Of
$1,000, Alliance. - '.-'
Franklin Barkheimer to the Mas
sillon Loan and Building Co.. part of
lot 669. Massihon, $50. -c@
Earl H. Yoder to c. D. Burns, lot
9237, Canton, $3.50
Christian Graber, part of northeast
quarter of section 4, Stark, 500.
= ]. A. Davidson and wife to George
Wallace, lot 4l9O Alliance, $780,
Joseph and Gertrude Hanck to the
Peoples Building sand LOAN Co., lot
IS, Massillon, $3.50.
Emery w. Newhouse and Mary e.
Newhouse to the Dime Savings Bank
Co, part of southwest quarter of
section g., Canton, 5000.
Edith L. Baker to the Central Savings
and Trust Coz. part of lot .l72i Canton
Richard A. Zerbe and Bertha Zerbe 10
Josiah Anthony, lot 1866, Canton, $500.
William j. and Laura II. Hambuech-
en- to Emma II. Wuss, lot 1898, Canton,
$20O.
John II. and Dora L. Beck to Charles
Bolender. lot is, Unlontown, $1,000.
Paul Eootz TO the MassillOn Loan and
Building Co, lot 1421 MasSillon, $lO0.
John and Gertrude Wetzel 90 the Mas
sillon Loan and Building Co, part Of
southeast quarter OF section 10, Perry
township, $500.
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NEW BERLIN.

New Berlin, Aug. 6-The regular
meeting of the Ladies Literary Club
was held Monday evening at the home
of Mrs. Frank M. Evans, when the
following program was rendered.
"A Sketch of Harriet Beecher Stowe"
was read by Miss Florence Shanafelt;
The Life of President Diaz" was
given by Mrs. w. II. Hoover; The
City of Mexico" was a descriptive
paper by Mrs. r. Kelly; The Rubber
Industry" was described by Mrs. c. C.
Price. Select reading by Mrs. o. ].
Evans. Recitations by Ethel Find
ley, of Canton. Duet, Weary of
Earth" Mrs. Bessie Swope and Jessie
Evans. Light refreshments were
served by, the hostess. Guests were
Mrs. w. Findley, Mrs. Reigler, of Can
ton; Mrs. j. E. Schrantz and Mrs. w.
c. Schick.
Miss Jennie Swope is attending the
camp meeting at Mt. Vernon.
Miss Pearl Coleman and Miss
Emma Willaman are spending some
time up the lakes and will visit sew
eral lake cities on the way
aMrs. w, c. SChick entertained at
her home, Wednesday, Miss Miriam
Wise and the Misses Wise, OF East
Liverpool, o. A. sgsE=- d..
Frank Walter, formerly of this
place, is calling on friends. He has
spent the past couple of years at sur
veying in Washington and other
Northwest points. --. -...
The Board of Education of Plain
township met Monday evening at the
clerks Office to attend to regular bus
Iiness and consider contracts for coal,
which had been advertised for. The
successful bidder was L. S. Givler.
The board engaged Frank Finley as
teacher Of district No, q This COM
pletes the list of te2<>ers for the
township, and shows that the entire
teaching staff are men, quite a change
from former years.
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BOLIVAR.

Bolivar, Aug. 6.-Miss Georgia Bach
tel of Canton, is visiting with her
grandparents for few lays
The members Of the English Luth-
eran Sunday school will hold a fes-
tival On the church lawn Saturday
evening, August s.
MIR. and Mrs. Johnson returned to
their home in Columbus, Tuesday,
after a three weeks visit with her
sister, Mrs. Black.
Mrs. Vale Hawk, of Alliance, spent
a few days Of last week with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Kennels.
The Philharmonic Club met at the
home of Helen Miller, last Friday
evening. A fine musical program was
rendered.
Miss Verna Lebold is enjoying a
visit with her aunt, Mrs. Clark, in
Cleveland.
Mr. and Mrs w. E. Gordon, of
Canton, visited with relatives in this
place on Sunday.
The "Cantrary Bunch" returned
home, Tuesday, after camping a week
about four miles from town.
Miss Maude Breisch, of Dover, was
visitor at this place a part of last
week.
Homer Black, of Canton, was home
over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Bixler, of Pitts
burg, are here spending a week
among relatives.
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= f., p, Geiger and family have re-
turned to their home al Canal Deyer,
after a two weeks visit with Mr.
Geiger's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob
Geiger.
Several of the foreigners who were
hemployed in the Pittsburg and Nal
vern clay plants have left for Europe.
HThe miners tof the town are max.
ing preparations Lfor their annual
picnic, which will be held one mile
west of town. The date has not yet
been determined upon.
Several BeTgholz phones have been
placed in town the past week.
Mrs. Jacob Haines, of Minerva, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Ed Tom
blinson.
Prof and Mrs. G. w Stackhouse,
of Alliance, spent Sunday with her
brother, DR.. Vanpelt and family.
Or, Beatty, of Pittsburg, spent Sun.
day with MIR. and Mrs. Robert Blythe.
Rev and Mrs. Harris, of Mechanics
town, are spending several days with
Mrs. Harris mother, Mrs. Ulman.
Adam Altfather and family spent
Sunday with their daughter, Mrs
| Jesse Dennis, near Augusta.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Devan, Df
London, Ohio, have returned home
after a weeks visit with friends and
! relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Eeder are moving
into their new home on Porter street
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the
Presbyterian church met at the pleas
ant home of Mrs. John Myers, Wed
nesday afternoon. A fine lunch was
served, and collection was taken
amounting to $3.50. The next meet
ing will be held the last Saturday in
| August. ......
Thomas Creighton left Wednesday
for East Liverpool where he will en-
gage in the study of chemistry.
The large barn belonging to Albert
Houtz, near Mapleton, was struck
by lightning, Tuesday, and burned tc
the ground. One horse was burned
besides a large amount of hay, grain
and farming implements.
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HoSTETTER DISTRICT.

Hostetter District, Aug. 6.-Lemue1
Harsh moved his family into the resi-,
dence on the DR.. Hostetter farm, this
week.
David Sutton, of Waynesburg
called on home folks one day this
week.
A farewell reception held at the
Lutheran church, in honor of Prof.
o. w. Kurtz and wife. Thursday even
ing, was well attended.
The death of Mrs. Harriet Halder.
man, Of Hostetter occurred Friday
evening. Mrs. Holderman had been
in poor health for several years. The
funeral was held Wednesday morning
Mrs. Roy Crawford had a new hat
stolen from her buggy at Minerva,
Saturday evening.
Mrs. William Hall, of East Liver.
pool, is visiting relatives here.
A number of relatives spent Satur.
day evening with Mrs. Lesta Carson
in honor of her sixtieth birthday an.
niyersa y. A nice lunch was served
and r very enjoyable time was had
by all. Those present were: Prof
o. W. Kurtz and wife, of Bedford; s.
w. Kurtz and wife, of Bayard; Mrs
William Hall, of East Liverpool; Mrs
Howard Kurtz and daughters, Emily
and Edith, of Canton, and Charles
Betz and family, of Naples, Italy.
Wesley Orwick and family visited
on Sunday at Daniel Summers, o.
Bunker Hill.
Jacob Burgers visited Sunday at
HOstetters in Minerva.
w. F. Faas has been looking VI
leases for oil, gas and water.
Mrs. William Hall returned to East
Liverpool, Tuesday, after spending {
few days with relatives.
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RECORDERS OFFICE.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

e. d. Burns to John D. Johnson,
lot 14157 Canton, $780,
John D. Johnson and wife to Earl
H. Yoder, lot 9237, Canton. $500
Henry A. Wise, executor of Hiram
r. Wise, to John w. Ferguson, lot
14139, Canton, $780,
Harold G. CASTOR and Bertha R.
CASTOR to Max and Morris Geiger, lot
1891 Alliance, 1927.
Morris W. Geiger to Lena B. Geiger,
lots $500, 1865 and 1866, Alliance, 500.
Herman and Mary Miller to Ed
ward and Clara Knam, lot S45, Alli-
ance, $1400
Mary E. and Jennie Mccormick to
Henry Leutzinger, part of southwest
quarter of section 1, Stark, $1,000. .
Anthony Clementz to John L. Boer-
ner, part of northwest quarter of Sec
tion 15, Perry township, $500.
Clara E. Martin, trustee to Gather
ine Martin. part of lot 1880, Massillon,
$1450sfssgA u ~YFF ~
Cora M. Davis to Luella Casey and
Pauline Casey, south half of lot II,
Minerva, $3.50.
William e. Melchoir TO Nicholas
Melchoir, part Of lots 522 and 523,
Canton, $360O
j. S.HMiller,; executor for Mary
Sheedy to William c. Mann, lot 1878,
AHiaIfcet $780, .is,i9.. ~ .--attHta
Margaret Russell and Thomas Rus
AZ r. Al r5rNt 80
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

John Clyde Burtsfeld, q, farmer,
to Mary Elnora Alexander, %, Min
erva.
Francis Allen Bender, 20, farmer,
to Maggie May Knobb, 30, Howen-
stine.
Karl w. Weller, 27, miner, to Nell
lie White, 20, Crystal Springs.
John Franklin Bankard, 49, jew
eler, to Mary Gertrude Long, II, AL
lance.
George D. Weber, 2S, clerk, to Sell
ma M Bengham, %, Canton.
Harry Blake Philips, %, machinist,
to Della F. Hunter, 1S. Canton
Joseph ]. Hosler, %. engineer, to
Gertrude V. Warstler, 90 Canton
Harold Dayey, q, iron worker, to
Linnie L. Lee, 10. Canton.
Roman L. Bosch, 25, teamster. to
Lucy L. Liffle, 1S, Canton.
Walter W. Cooper, 25, railroader,
to Florence Watson, 20, Canton.
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NEW STABLES
Of the Canton Horse Company Open
For business.

VI INC SdHlOu TlOISG company open
For Business.
A. S, Roberts, president of the
Canton Horse Exchange, located at
the intersection of West Seventh
street and the B. and O. r. R., an
nounces that on next Saturday after
noon at l o'clock the first big horse
sale will take place, This new con-
Germ is located in the Coliseum rink,
which has been reftted in every par
ticular and is pronounced by critics
to be the most modern and complete
of any in northern Ohio. II is the
aim of the management to have these
big sales regularly. Besides, prospec-
tive sellers and purchasers can do
business with the members of the
firm at all times in private if de-
sired. A careful inspection of tbe
stables is solicited by the manage
ment.
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MALVERN.

Malvern, Aug 6.-John Rhiel has
been sick. -
Rev. W. C., Munson win preach at
the Presbyterian church. Sunday
evening, August g.
-, The Brown township picnic will be
held in the Haines Grove at Oenidd
on Saturday, August s.
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cARRoLLroN.

y Carrollton, Aug 6.-The Carroll
'county teachers institnasf will be
held at Carrollton. August 1914. The
instructors are DR. William Wallace
Stetson. OF Auburp. Me-; A. B. Gra-
ham. o. Columbus. and Prof. II. F..
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Register company outing at Lake,

Register Company Outing at Lake.
''t The McCaskey Register company
will hold its outing al Meyer's'slalke
Saturday, August Is. and extensive
preparations are being made for the
occasion. The company meets all the
expenses of the trip. There will be
various games INDUCED in for which
prizes VIII be given $3.50
The public officers of Stark county
viii hold their picnic at the Lake on
Saturday, August p.
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Free band concert at Meyers Lake
Park, Friday evening, weather per-
mitting.
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IN THE COURTS
COMMON PLEAS COURT.
NEW CASES.

191S9-Mary e. Bixley VS.. Islah G.
Elusser and Mary A. Beltz. G. G.
Upham, attorney.
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Rayenna-Pioneers of Portage and
Summit counties met al Lake Brady
Thursday.
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ANSWERS.

1850. r. Van Voy VS.. The New
Kentucky Oil Co. Sterling and
Braucher, attorneys.
1914O-Jacob Kline VS.. Andrew
Krenrick, administrator. George w.
Kratsch, attorney.
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CANAL FULTON,

Canal Fulton, Aug. 6.-Mr. and Mrs
Samuel Donnenwirth were at Akron
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-07-18
Society Welcomes Guests
Of Uncle Sans
New Navy.

Waikiki blazed with thousands of
multicolored ineandescents last night
on the occasion of the public reception
and ball given in honor Of Admiral
Sperry and the officers of the Atlantic
fleet at the Seaside and Moana hotels.
The affair was worthy of the occasion
and an unqualified success.
The reception itself was something
entirely informal, the Admiral and
Governor Frear and their party arriv-
ing an nour arter the time set and
when dancing on the big open-air pa
vilion floor was at full height. With
Walter Dillingham; and A. l.. c. Atkin-
son as majordomos, however, the re-
ception line was quickly formed, just
beside the big hau tree, and the town
folk were presented.
Then the dancing was resumed, the
Admiral leading off in the two-step,
proving himself worthy leader for
his officers on the ballroom floor as
well as on the battleship bridge.
The decorations last night were SUI
perb and the ideal conditions under
which the ball was given won for the
committee the highest praise OF the
naval guests The dancing floor, which
was built large enough to accommo-
date FIVE hundred couples and which
was crowded with dancers, was bower
ed over with hundreds of lights, run
ming through the algarobas and stretch
ing on wires in all directions about the
grounds Flags and banners were ar
tistically arranged so as to mark off
the open-air pavilion, but the open-air
effect was not lessened and at all times
the dancers and revelers could watch
the effect of the searehlights on the
breaking rollers and note the stars
which peeped out from the trade
clouds, giving promise that the rain
would not interfere.
For some few minutes little valley
shower broke in and there was
scurying of dainty dresses and white
uniforms for the Seaside 1anais, but
the rain passed without even dampen-
ing the floor enough to spoil the next
waltz
The music, which was supplied by
two orchestras, Professor Berger's and
a Hawaiian double quintet, alternated
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