The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-09-09
RHODES.

Rhodes, Sept. 3. - Mrs. John Mcintosh
of Navarro Station was a Rhodes visitor,
Friday.
Miss Grace Buttermore OF Massillon
spent Thursday evening in this locality
The board of control of the Tuscara-
was township Sunday school assembly
was appointed as follows: Rev. NJ E.
Moffit, D. w. Walter, B. F. SnaveIy, ].
j. Wefler and w d. Oberlin.
Mrs. Titus Kaup formerly Miss Eliza
beth Founders of this place, died at her
home in Ashland, o., THURSDAY, from
typhoid fever Her mother left Friday
morning to attend the funeral. Her hus-
band survives Fred Founders, James
Founders, Henry and William Flound-
ers, Mrs. Ruth Evans, Mrs. John Will
son, Jr., and Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Meyer,
brothers and sisters, left Saturday morn
ing to attend the funeral
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Latham and children
of Massillon visited Mr.. Latham's par
ents, Of Pigeon Run.
Due to the inclemency of the weather
Saturday, not an overly large crowd at
tended the Sunday school picnic.
The four coons, under direction of Prof
Thomas, are furnishing fine concerts at
the Chautauqua this week. DR., G. J..
Scorer delivered an appreciated lecture
Sunday afternoon before a well filled
house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Umbenhour of
Genoa we're Rhodes visitors last week
Harvey Hollinger and Miss Bessie
Clapper of Dublin visited with Mr.. and
Mrs. John Sewen of the Patch, Sunday
evening
The body Of Mrs. Louisa Bretz, which
was placed in a receiving vault at the
Massillon cemetery Monday last, was in
TERED Sunday afternoon.
lily last week.
guest of the Rev. w. S. Adams and fam
lily the past week.
John Williams has secured work at the
Penman mine.
Claude Dunot OF Greentown visited
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee V. Lantzer of Warm
ington spent Sunday at the home Of Mr.
Lantzer's parents of this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hudson Sewell OF Canal
Dover visited at the home of John Liant
ger and family Of this place over Sunday
A number of teachers from this place
left for Canton this morning, where they
will attend the county institute.
All of Myers youngsters and fair
ladies, who did not become infatuated
over the last weeks newspaper contain
ination, Saturday jourheyed to Crystal
Springs in two of our large two-horse
powers Ia la hay rack. of course), chauf-
feured by A. Cheyney and Clyde Bash
The dampness of the atmosphere inter-
fering with the hot air generator, caused
the official megaphonist to remain be-
hind.
Harvey Lewis of Massillon. formerly of
this place, while driving home from the
Chautauqua Saturday night ran into a
hitching post, capsizing the driver and
infilcting upon him broken shoulder
blade
Thick clouds OF smoke assuming az
most choking proportions, threatening
the approaching primaries. are now being
waited from the lips OF our doing"
'lectioneers. Jack" Hornberger is out
and around like a streak OF creased
lightning, for the trusteesbip, while
oberlin and Young are close on his
tracks. Roy oberlin, for township clerk,
is certainly speedy chap, white Bair Of
stanwood is working like an old war
horse for the same position. Orators,
nothing! Professional chauheurs. for
when they strike you you're a dead onel
There's no speed laws for these fellows.