The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-08-05
RHODES.

Rhodes, July SO.-Jesse Snavely left
this week for San Francisco for a visit
Miss Florence McFarren returned to
her home in Vinedale Tuesday, after
taking n summer course at the Univer-
Eity of Wooster.
Forest Camp is working for D. w.
McFarren
The Misses Mona and Zella Fribley
of East Greenville visited at the home of
John Lantzer this week
Joe McGill was a Patch visitor this
week. the guest of his sister, Mrs. John
Dingler.
William Sayers, former constable,
now in Michigan. Is about to return with
his family to make his future home
here
''Micky" Flounders, of the ex-Mas-
sillon Tigers, called a meeting Of the
members of the Patch football team at
this place, to re-organize for the 1909
season.
De Forest Shilling left Monday morn
ing for Wooster, to attend series Of
lectures, in connection with the L.
of w
Alfred Baldwin has accepted a position
as fireman at the yards of the Massillon
Brick company, near here.
Miss Nellie Camp is a Shreve visitor
this week
H. A. swisher of Laramie, Wyoming,
formerly of this place, will return home
in several weeks.
The force of brickyarders at the
Massillon Brick company are contem-
plating the organization of a football
team
Master Charles Mobley of Columbus
is spending the summer at the home of
Mrs Charles krider.
The musical recital Of the pupils of
Miss Mamie Wefier will be held at the
home of her teacher, Wednesday after
noon, next. About thrty-flve will par
ticipate.
George swisher, after several words
with his employer, Monday morning, quit
his job as fireman of the brickyard
boilers, and went to Massillon, where
about an hour later he was stricken with
paralysis. He was brought to his home
here in the Joseph Ehret ambulance.
Tuesday morning he had almost recov-
cred.
Wednesday was hot day here. The
Wilson Brothers thermometer registered
S71a in the shade; DOC" Sayers mercury
rose to SO.
Clark Elsea. who is sinking a new
coal shaft at Warwick, will return home
Saturday
The stanwood Cemetery association
will hold a festival at that place Sat
urday evening
Hon c l. Baer Of East Greenville
will be one Of the speakers at the sun
day school convention at the Crystal
Springs Chautauqua, Sunday night. ]. ,
Per Lee Shilling of Sixteen will talk on
"The Effects of Narcotics on the HUI
man system" Miss Florence Walter
and George w. Wampler will speak and
sing.
Rev w. S. Adams and c. L. Baer
spent the week as members Of the Chau-
tauqua Advertising committee, arrang-
ing the program for the entire season,
which will begin Friday eS-ning, August
r.
Miss Edna wampler of Bay City,
Mich, is spending the summer with
friends and relatives in Massillon and
this vicinity.
Mrs. Mcdowell and son Plumber of
Orrville are spending the week at the
home of Mrs. McDowelIs daughter, Mrs.
A J. Cheyney.
Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Thompson Of
Massillon were Rhodes visitors Tuesday
afternoon.
Mrs. b. Frontz and daughter of Mas
siIlon visited with Mrs. FrontZ's mother
Mrs. John Thomas, on Hill street, Mon
day.
D. w. McFarren Of vinedale spent
Monday In this neighborhood.
At a meeting held Monday evening the
"JungletOwn Quartet Of this place be-
came an organized faI They will meet
for rehearsal each Monday evening for
several weeks
Sundaf school services at Myers
church Sunday morning at $50. No
church services will be held.
The condition Of ]. c. Updegraff this
week Is about the same He is now able
to walk about.
Ray Oberlin is out for township clerk,
and David Hemperly for land appraiser.