The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1896-10-01
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
NORTH INDUSTRY.

OllSe myers anu Wne, OI AllldDCBt |
spent Sunday with relatives In this city.
Henry Howenstine, Of this city, spent
a day last week hunting for squirrel near
Magnolia.
A number of people from this place at
tended the Stark county fair.
Emery Yoder and John Carnes got first
prize at the fair for their team Of ponies.
Mrs. Bailey and family of Waco,
visited with her sister, Mrs. Fred Brech
buller, of this place, Saturday.
Mrs. Mary Shouse, of Danville, Illinois,
is visiting her brother, Mr. John LOBBY,
Of this place.
George Koehler has moved into the
house vacated by DIR. Shilling.
Mr.. Mary LOBBY is spending few
days with friends in North Lawrence.
Peter Miller has moved into the house
vacated by Henry Keohler
Miss Emma Bowman of Freeburg is
spending few weeks with her cousin,
NJ. G. Bowman, Of this place.
Sam Strauss, of Cleveland, was In
town, Tuesday.
Mrs. Jerry Baker Ia on the sick list.
L. H. Stands was at Bellaire, Ohio, on
business, last week.
B H. Brown, of Canton, was in town
Saturday.
FAlfred. Davis, and wife, of Sparta, Wis
tied friends In town Saturday.
Harvey Yoder returned to Hiram col
lege, Tuesday, after spending his summer
| vacation with his parents at North In
dustry.
William Millwood, of Magnolia, called
on cid friends In North Industry, Sunday.
HoMEwoRTH.
Samuel Herring drove to Alliance last
Tuesday.
Mrs. Detrict, who had been visiting
friends in Alliance, returned home Tues
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Teeters spent a
couple of days in Salem last week.
Mr.. and Mrs Caleb Lee visited friends
in Massillon last week.
Mrs. Fl. r. Trollinger was in Alliance
last Wednesday.
There was Bryan meeting held In
town Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Scott was home from East
A large delegation from here attended
the free silver meeting at Georgetown
Saturday evening.
Mr. and Mrs Edward Reese entertained
friends form Robertsville over Sunday.
John Sheehan had thumb badly mutt.
lated last week.
Mr.. Willis Anderson, who has been
visiting friends in this vicinity the past
summer, started for his home in Missouri
last Wednesday.
Mr.. Charles Diehl, of Alliance Sun.
dayed with his parents west of town.
Miss Genevieve Hannah, who Is attend
ing Mt. Union college, Sundayed with
her parents here.
NAvARRE
George Obenour spent several days with
his mother in Reedsburg.
Rev. NJ. L. Scarborough and wife, Of
Apple Greek, made flying calls in Ma
varre on Monday.
The new pastor, Rev. Warner. of the
M. Il. church, will preach his first sermon
Sunday morning, October 4.
John Cecil died September "a at the
Canton infirmary, of consumption, aged
40 years. His remains were brought tt
Navarr Union cemtetery for intermenI
Saturday morning.
Mrs. David Mepzter, one of our old
est residents, died Sunday, Septemb ber 81
fter a long ana protraoted illness, aget
n years. Services were held from th'
private residence. Interment in Massil
Ion cemetery. Her husband preceded hel
In death about twelve years ago. She wal
a member Of the Lutheran church. Sh,
leaves one son, two daughters, and thre'
grand children to mourn her loss.
) ROCKVILLE.
Mrs. Minnie Holmes, of Canton, is tn,
guest of her sister, Dora Seese.
r. Letter and Il. h. Kocher ATTENDED
the fair on Friday.
Miss Ella Neff ia visiting with her sis
ter.
Miss Clara Leifer and her father wen
to Massillon on Saturday.
Mrs. Samuel Neff is on The 81 k list,
MIR. and Mrs. John Eek are the guest
of their mother, Mrs. Harmon.
Adam Metzger is on the sick list.
Miss vernie Hensell has returned from
) a weeks visit with Mrs, George Rutter
at Canton.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Lebeau, of Can
ton, are spending few days with thei
parents at this place,
william Spindler Sundayed with W. F
Kooher.
Andrew Lohr went to jackson town
ship on Sunday.
Mrs Uriah Hoverstock and two chill
dren and Dora Seese and daughter Della
spent Sunday at Joseph Hoverstock's g
near the Niesz church
Melvin Christman and sister called a
r. LETTERS on Friday evening
Mrs Schweyer and Mrs. Wlseman, o
Massillon, called at A. Lohr's on Thurs
day.
Mr., A. b. Camp, Of the mail-carrier
. of Canton, Is at home spending shor
, vacation with his family anu friends.
y The choir met on Friday evening In
: stead of Thursday on account of tn
a most Of the members going to the fair
> but will meet every Thursday evenin
as usual.
, FREEBURG.
4 Corn Is about all out,
|, Making older Is now the order Of Oh
dav among tha farnera