The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1896-07-02
NE1GHBORHOOD NEWS.
PARIS

Mr.. e. L.. Motifs, OF Minerva, and fam,
ily,were visiting friends and relatives In
the neighborhood of our town since
Wednesday last.
MIR. F. H. Mellen, dentist, of Canton,
and Mr.. william ZininRer, of Henry
avenue made many calls on old ac-
quaintances In this community on Tues
day and Wednesday. Mr.. Mellen left
here thirty-four years ago and made bis
home in Canton. He learned his trade
with DIR. Douds and then practioed his
profession for twenty seven years west OF
the Mississippi river, In Missouri, Texas,
and Iowa. Mr.. Mellen Ia a genial, whole
souled fellow, and is also we'll posted on
general subjects. We hope to have him
call again at our sanctum and stay
longer
Our farmers are in the midst of the
wheat and hay harvest, and the rattle of
the mower and binder can be heard in oil
directions.
Miss Rena Stuckey, daughter of John
Stuckey, residing northwest of town,
died on Monday, and was buried on
Tuesday afternoon. On Friday she had
attended the school picnic at the chill
dren's home.
The raspberry crop in this section is
immense.
willard Kline has been engaged TO
teach the Pleasant Valley school for next
winter.
Miss Krum becker, Of Malvern, has been
engaged to teach the II ostetter school for
the fall and winter term.
HoMEwoRTH.
The Democrat comes to town every
week with all the latest news.
The ice cream festival and concert in
town Saturday evening was success and
we'll attended.
New apples are in market here and sell
quite readily.
Mrs.Z Reed is able to be up few hours
since her severe illness.
Marion Stump and Miss Bertha Hassler
have about fully recovered from their in
juries in q frightful runaway few weeks
ago.
Mrs. Maud Morrissey and children, of
wellsville, are with relatives In this com
munity.
The eight-months-old daughter nf Mr..
and Mrs. John Schwalm was buried in
the Homework cemetery on Friday after.
noon.
George King and wife were in Minerva
last Friday
There was ve-y nice time enjoyed at
Placentia Lake Thursday. wv
Miss Lizzie Mangus has been better the
past few days.
There was number from this place
who went to Canton Saturday.
time
The farmers are making hay in this
vicinity this week. The wheat is nearly
all cut.
Lewis Betz will move on his old home.
stead in the near future.
Superintendent Sapor will 90 to Put
in-Bay. this week to attend the Ohio
Teachers Association.
A special meeting Of the school board
was held Wednesday evening to re.employ
Prof. Lodge Riddle for the ensuing
school year.
Miss Cassie Weaver leaves for Mansfield
this week, to make that her future home
Communion services were held at thu
North Georgetown Brethren churot
Sunday evening.
wILMOT.
A, H. Hurraw and r. Keefer are a
Cleveland, putting on slate roof
Marion Hammond Is doing the bricl
work on J o. Newcomers new house.
Rev. NJ. V. Mohn, New Moscow, Ohio
is visiting Jacob Wyandt.
W. s. Putnam and W. S. 'Spidle looked
1aoa1 mi atfarc M Gant0n Thnpa
day.
The X. p. hall and H. F. Christman
residence are resplendent with q new Goa
of paint.
Wheat and hay are being cut. Wheat Il
exceedingly light
Deputy Sheriff Mckinney was in towI
last Saturday.
The money question is the chief con
L. cerr of our people. They do not car
whether it's gold or silver, hut to ge
their claims paid is the point at issue.
George Wilson'S family has moved t.
Barnesville, q.
A. A. Hay and family, and Mrs
Catherine Agler, visited Mrs. Eve Agler
Sunday.
Dan Bose and W s. Putnam took din
ner with Aaron Bair at Winesburg Sun
day.
John SonRenecker. cashier In tn
Farmers bank, of this place, was marie,
last Thursday to Miss Helmerick, o
Dover. They left for trip to Cleveland
Niagara Falls and other points
W. NJ. Johnston and John Deal wer
in Csnton Saturday, and goodly mum
ber were among the "rooters" in tn
night.
Prof. H. c, Koehler, OF ut. Union, wa
in town over Sunday
NAVARRO.
John Schrader aud family, of Massil
lon, spent Sunday with Vic Hugs fam
lily on Second street.
Mrs DR.. Cans and Charlie, and Mis-
Swartzlow attended the high school com
mencement at Massillon last Wednesda,
night.
The Society of St. John held an 10
cream festival in the rink last Ssturda,
night and made a net profit Of about $50
On Monday night they will close on
what was left over from Saturday.
The Bethlehem township Sunday -schoo
convention will be held in the bricl
church Saturday afternoon and evening
July II.
Memorial services were held In the u
b. church, Sunday afternoon for tn
little child of Mrs. Spindler.
Squire Goshorn seems to be slowl,
improving He is able to be led aroun'
on crutches.