The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1896-06-25
.NEJGHBORHOOD NEWS.
MABLBORO

Children's Day services at the MI
church Sunday evening, June SS,snd at
the Disciple cuhrcli July 8, will be held.
Frank Miller went to Sufiield Saturday.
John p. Smith lost his watch last week
and after spirited hunt over town found
that pesky watch in his shoe.
John Willis of Canton was in town last
Friday.
Miss Lu wearstler was home from
Mount Union over Sunday.
Prof. Frank N. Lueitzer, 7. @. Max
we'll, will go TO Put-inBey next Monday
to attend Stt.oe Teachers Association.
J. f. Werner and f. s. Miller think
they are two Of the most prominent Re-
publicans in the state because they we're
among the first to shake hands with
Major Mckinley, after his nomination for
the presidency.
VIM. Pennonck and Robert Robertson
attended the Prohibition county conven-
tion Saturday.
william Powell is repoted some better
at this writing.
A gang of hobos that thought Marlboro
boys knew nothing about baseball, came
to our village Saturday afternoon to scoop
cur boys "off the earth" as they termed
It; but to their sad amazement, they went
home rather sober, pondering over the re-
suit Of "hayseeds" defeating them by a
score Of % to Ia.
Prof. o. S. Kagarise and family, after
spending two weeks In Akron and Can
ton, have returned.
Three more mem bers were added to the
membership of the Jr. %. u A. NJ and
initiated In the mysteries Of the order on
Wednesday evening.
Miss Annie Powell spent few days in
Canton last week.
HOMEwORTH.
Mrs. o. ID. Cotton, of Chicago, was the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Nichol last
week and enjoyed very pleasant visit.
Mrs. f. L. Heestand, while cutting meat
a few days ago. cut deep cash In her
hand.
A large numbe attended the commu-
Mon services at the German Baptist
Brethren church at Freeburg on Thurs
day evening.
Dr. A. e. Unger and family, Of Dun
dee, Michigan, were visiting relatives here
last week.
Fire was discovered on the roof Of the
residence of J. A. Stambaugh, Thurs
day afternoon, but was soon put under
control by the prompt action of our citi-
zens, with but little damage.
Marion Stump had a serious runaway q
few DAYS ago in which his horse was so
badly hurt that he died from his injuries
Thursday afternoon. His buggy is total
wreck and the lady, Miss Hassler, was
seriously hurt.
Mrs. Edith Curtis is no better, and now
there is no hopes are entertained sfor her
recovery.
The only daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
John Schwalm, aged about eight months
is reported very sick and is not expected
to recover.
The corn and oats crop promises to be
very good here. Wheat will be light and
but little hay. Hard times now for the
farmers
A steer owned by John Sheehan, was
struck by the express on the G. & P.
short distance south Of town, Thursday
evening, and injured to such an extent
that 1t will die.
S ID. Ssnor, superintendent of the East
Liverpool schools, will go to New York
the first week in July to attend large
assembly of teachers.
Grace, aged ten months, only daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. +. S. Pieren died Oh the
morning of June 13. The funeral took
place on Sunday afternoon, the 14th, at
the Moultrie cemetery. Rev. Hanra
preached q very able discourse for the sad
occasion. The bereaved parents have the
sympathy of friends in their hour OF
sorrow.
Mrs. Sam antha Reed is improving
slowly.
Levi Bush has his barn finished and
ready for use.
J. H. Stier was in Canton THURSDAY
night to congratulate Mckinley, with
the jolly crowd from Alliance.
Mrs Clara Felgar is nursing a very sore
hand which causes her great pain.
NJ. H. Miller, of Dayton, o., was II
this community last week on business.
Mrs. d. W. Firesuone and daughter
Miss Nellie, of Lisbon, we're visiting rela
tives in this vicinity last week. They re
turned home Sunday.
wILMOT.
Mrs. H. B. Pumphrey, of Cleveland, Il
visiting relatives.
"A IBW Ol DuBdT Srcth
took In Canton Thursday night.
W. M. Johnson, H. f. Christman ant
John Deal, had business at Canton Friday
People of this community are panied t,
hear of the financial EN- barrassment o
Attorney W S. Putnam. Mr.. Putmai
has for years been at the head of larg
business and the regerses OF fate seem t.
have been against him.
Mrs. Mary Agler and daughter, Agnes
of Ashtabula, are visiting friends her
and at Beach City.
The Wilmot Cornet band attended tn
picnic at Winesburg, Saturday.
Raspberries are in great abundance an,
of fine quality.
Beach City took sentiment vote
last Saturday. Result: Dry, 32; wet
73. Again we find the temperance q
Republicans on the other side. Th
council is tie upon the saloon question
being three against, one Democrat, on
Republican, and one Prohibitionist; an
three for. two Republicans and one Dem
oorat. Then, to cap the climax, tn
mayor, man who says he's las good
temperance man as any Prohibitionist,
has decided to leave 1t to the people fo
their sentiment. A mighty thing Is tn
pubic sentiment in matters of right q
wrong. The result Is surprising (Y) wit
Beach City's Republican majority W
simply say to our Republican brethren
"Come off the fence" You have show
us that you are afraid of the saloon an
have IL "by request" in your city, today
Query Where were the Republicans |