The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-08-12
RHODES.

Rhodes, Aug. S.-Mr. and Mrs. Lee v.
Lantzer and daughter of Warrington
were the guests this week of Mr.. Liant
zer's parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emanuel Hornberger
! Sa., visited their daughter Mrs Stephen
Kurtz, Of Cross Roads, Sunday.
Miss Florence Fribley of East Green
! vile was a Rhodes visitor over Sunday.
About forty of the pupils of Miss
Mamie Wefier held their first recital at
/ the home of their teacher Wednesday
| afternoon. Refreshments were served.
! Rev. E. r. willard will again address
! the people Of this vicinity Sunday even
| ing at the Crystal Springs tabernacle,
| on a missionary topic. Attorney Day of
Massilon will not speak at that place the
| following Sunday, as heretofore an
nounced
The shaft being sunk by. Clark Elsea
and others from this place at Warwick
struck bottom yesterday
De Forest Shilling is spending the week
as student at the University of
Wooster
"Gueid" Wells and "Brainy" Bowers,
students of the NJ. II. s., passed through
our village Monday on a pedestrian trip
to Washington, d. c. The trip is to be
performed in thirty days, fifteen days
each way.
|, The Misses zelma and Leota Snavely
returned Wednesday evening from a
several days visit in Canal Fulton.
Miss Edna Wampler of Bay City,
Mich, is spending several days at the
home of ]. J. Weller
Miss Ella Kern, who has been spend
ing the summer with her siste, Mrs. B.
]. Frost of Dowagiac, Mich, returned
home Tuesday.
The three kaufman brothers have each
received a new motorcycle.
The Liars club met at Sayers' hall
Tuesday evening. Besides other busi-
ness, plans were made for another en-
tertainment about the middle of the
month.
Clyde l.. Baer of Greenville was a
Rhodes visitor Monday evening.
Advertising concerning the Crystal
Springs Chautauqua, which begins here
August %, now adorns the streets of our
village. Numerous local talent is on the
program.
Miss Laura Baldwin of this place is
reported as meeting with a slight acc-
dent in MassillOn this week, in connec-
ton with horse and street car fright.
A number from this place, employed
by the w. & L. E., expect to make their
future homes in Brewster as soon as
| locations can be secured.
At a meeting of the officers and di-
rectors of the Crystal Springs Chautau-
! qua association Wednesday evening, the
| following committee was selected:
| Superintendent of stage and general man
| ager, Rev. w. S. Adams; manager of
| tickets and ticket seller A. l.. Oberlin;
| doorkeeper A. c. Oberlin; superntend-
| ent of dining hall, ]. Per Lee Shilling;
/ superintendent of stand and committee
| man on ice cream, ]. j. Wefier. First
! sessions begin Wednesday evening, Aug
| ust Is; Chautauqua proper starts Aug
/ ust 27.
|
The Slopjaws will play the Dover Nuf-
ceds Sunday afternoon on the Napoleon
| Bonaparte grounds. Five more games
| are yet on the slab
| Lee Graber of Massilon and Miss Susie
| Hollinger Of Beach City visited with
/ William Weher and family Wednesday.
| The constabulary badge, formerly worn
/ by William Sayers Of this place, lately
/ removed to Michigan, has been trans.
/ ferred to John Rudy of Sixteen.
Sunday school at Myers, Sunday at
| 1:3O p. m, followed by church services
1 by the Rev w. S. Adams at 2:3O
John p Felichs was a Brewster Wis
! itor Monday and Tuesday, the guest of
/ his bTother-in-law. Paul BochensWitter.
| Candidates are fast entering the arena
! previous TO election. c. Baird of Stan
wood is another bidder for the township
Clerkship; W. Thomas is out for con-
stable, and H. Vast seeks nomination for
road supervisor. Henry Keefer of Reed
urban, formerly of this place, will run
for land appraiser.
George Elmer left this week for Akron,
where he has secured employment