The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-08-19
RHODES.

Rhodes, Aug. 13-Mr. and Mrs. James
Founders spent Sunday the guests of
Mrs. Founders parents, Mr.. and Mrs
John Meyer, Of Mccullough Heights.
Miss Alice Hutson was Galipolis
visitor over Sunday.
Clark Elsea returned home from War
wick Saturday morning.
Miss Gladys Swisher is staying in
Elton.
Miss G. Mckinney, of Canton, is stay
ing at the A E. Crofut home.
Emerson J. Albright spent Saturday
evening in East Greenvilie.
Stephen K-'utz, Of Cross Roads, was a
Sunday visitor here.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Myers
church viii hold an ice cream social at
the home Of Mrs, c. A. Krider Wednes-
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mcintosh, of Mich.
! igan, have been visiting friends and
relatives in this locality. They will re-
| turn home this week.
The Rev. o. P, PfUDts, of Massillon,
occupied the pulpit at Myers church
l'Sunday afternoon, Rev. Adams being
engaged with a funeral at Beach City.
Rev. Willard addressed a large and
! attentive audience at the Crystal Springs
| Tabernacle Sunday evening.
A force of men Is at work cleaning
the shrubbery on the Chautauqua road
| which has become almost impossible
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Mont Bowman,
| a son.
The Stanwood band will play for the
festival at Pigeon Run Saturday night
| A festival will be held at the Goat
| Hill school house Thursday evening.
The East Greenville Information and
| Engineering Co., has compiled a map
and statistics of Rhodes.
Miss Amanda Rink, of Massillon, spent
| Sunday with her parents here.
Elmer Camp is dynamiting many of
the large boulders on his new farm
this week, many Of which are of gla-
cial origin.
New men are being taken on daily at
the Massillon brick yards here.
Charles Lonas is on the sick list.
The Crystal Springs Chautauqua will
open Wednesday evening, August 20;
the first session to which the tickets will
admit, August q; the great annual
township Sunday school picnic and
home coming day, Saturday, August
2s on which day the Sunday schools
will contest in singing, and all other
amusements will be free
Jesse SnaVely, who went west several
weeks ago, VIII probably accept a posi-
ton in a school where he is now To-
Gated at a great advancement in wages
and position.
John Meyer was home from Akron
over Sunday.
Mrs c. Ralston, OF Saginaw, Mich,
who has been a Rhodes visitor the past
several weeks, will return home today.
L. Young is out again for election to
the office Of township trustee.
Sunday school at Myers church will
be held Sunday morning at $50
Rhodes, Aug. 13. - Miss Kate Thomas
of Akron visited her mother, Mrs John
Thomas, OF the Patch, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Ridley and
daughter of Canton spent the week al
the home of John Wilson, Sr., Of Tod
town.
Howard Blocker. who has been work
ing on the William Weller farm this
summer. threw up his Job this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mcintosh and soI
of Bay City. Mich, Mrs. Fred WampleI
of Massillon, and chaffeur, spent Tues
day visiting friends and relatives in this
locality.
Mrs. Jack Frost and daughter are
visiting with Mrs. Frost's parents, Mr.
and Mrs X. Kern, near Brookheld.
Complete programs for the Crysta
Springs Chautauqua are now out.
Miss Mamie Wafer, music teacher Of
this place. is spending a three-Weeka
SUMMER vacation In Cleveland.
Elroer. CHARLES and Clement Indorf ol
Genoa visited Sunday with MFs. Chris
Wefier and. family.
The ice cream social held by ths
Ladies Aid society al the home OF Mrs
\ c. A. Krlder. Wednesday evening, wai
attended By large crowd
A festival will be 2sld at the chaDe