The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1896-07-30
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
MARLBORO.

ell and Instructed him In the mysteries
Of the order Friday evening.
Miss Silva Crow was greeted by many
Of her ola friends in this village last week
Miss Ollie Jones is visiting friends in
town.
Mrs. MoHenoh, of st. Paul, Mimi,
is visiting relatives in this vicinity.
Miss Sue Kridler, of Hudson, Is visit
Ing relatives near town.
Marlboro had large delegation at the
commencement exercises of Mt. Union COL
lege last week.
Prof. o. s. Kagarise and family, who
have been visiting friends and relatives
In this place, returned to their home In
New Enterprise, Pa, Tuesday.
Joe u. Lamiell and family visited
friends near Middlebranch, Sunday.
G. Replogle and family and W. &c.
Capien and family Sundayed In town.
The Misses wearstler are spending their
vacation in town.
A number of K. o. L. M. boys will
attend the big X. o. T. NJ. picnic at
Silver Lake ON the 30th.
The Epworth League held meeting
Monday evening preparatory to entertain
ing delegates to the convention to he
held here next week.
Mrs. II. @. Slabaugh has been i'll.
Rob Powell spent Sunday at home.
NAVARRO.
Prof. John Mexican and daughter, Of
Chicago, we're circulating among friends
last Saturday.
J. NJ. Corl and family attended the
camp meeting at Beach City on Sunday.
The Misses Lizzie Corl and Nora Eel
Ter and James Hay attended the camp
meeting at Massillon on Sunday.
Mrs. william Kline, of Massillon, is
visiting among her many friends this
week.
The sacrifice social held at the home
of Mrs. Tillie Altman last Tuesday night
made net proceeds Of about 80.
Mr.. and Mrs Guy Tyler, Of Akron,
are spending the week with Ed. Walker
and family.
DR.. Wolf, of wilmot, spent Sunday
with DR.. A. H. Cans and family.
Mrs. Lower, who has been seriously i'll
the past two weeks, seems TO be slowly
improving.
We under stand that Robert Hug will
run his cider press again this summer.
HoMEwoRTH.
Mrs. Jacob Neuffer is not much better.
Mrs. Josiah Stull is again able to be
around.
The ice cream festival Wednesday even
ing was a success and largely attended.
Mrs. Erwin Messmore was very i'll last
week.
Levi Bush and wife were with friends
at Minerva Sunday.
A fine time was had at New Chambers
burg on Saturday evening.
William Weaver, of New Cham bersburg,
was married to prominent lady Of
Bellaire, o., one day last week.
The farmers are cutting oats this week.
Peter Pieren was at Canton few days
ago, calling on friends there.
Miss Annie Bush went to Minerva on
Monday, to remain with her sister a few
weeks.
The party was largely attended Friday
evening. The music was greatly relished
by all.
The Yeagley and Benner reunion on
Wednesday was success and nice
time was had.
Political matters are warming up as
the campaign progresses.
The show was very good on Thursday
evening. 1t was we'll represented.
Miss Jane Hesson, of Niles, was with
friends here last week.
The churches were all we'll attended
Sunday.
H, W. Pollard, of Steubenville, was on
business in town few days ago.
Mrs. Maud Morrissey and children re-
turned to their home at Wellsville.
The horse race came off Thursday after
noon. Norman Pilmer's horse won the
race
number of our people attended COM
mencement at Mt. Union college, Thurs.
day.
Frank J. Kennedy, of Cleveland, was
on business in Knox township last week.
Miss Anna Brown, of Hanover, was a
Homework visitor few days ago.
John Keys, of Robertsville, was with
his friends at this place over Sunday.
The entertainment on Friday evening
was grand success.
James Randall, OF Pittsburg, was In
this vicinity over Sunday.
Dan Daily, of Cleveland, rs visiting
friends in this locality.
Mrs. Samantha Reed Is able to be
around
Charles Hains, of Deertield, o., was
in this place few days last week.
PARIS.
Mrs. Amanda Skelley died suddenly on
Tuesday morning of heart trouble. The
funeral was held on Thursday at 10 O'Clock,
a. m. Mr.. Stahl, of Homeworth, had
charge of the remains. Rev. J. j. Leber-
man, OF Louisville, delivered very fine
sermon to large audience. The deceased
was 66 years old.
The tearing down of the district No. z
school house has already been commenced
under the supervision of II. @. Bates.
Mrs. George Adolf, of Robertsville,
was buried at Louisville on last Saturday.
The heavy rains of last week have made
the cutting of oats quite task for our
farmers.
The Gautter Brothers Of Louisville
have commenced laying brick for the No
3 school house, east of town.
A son of Mr.. Swinehart, of the String
town district, died of diphtheria ON last
r'riday.
Our board of education has not yet So
leoted site for the new school-house In
district No. z. The place talked of, near
the track of the l.. Il. A. and S. railroad.
is In our opinion, not fit place for a