The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1896-11-19
NEIeHBORHoOD NEWS.
LIMAVILLE.


discussion will crop out, evidently re-
serve stock left to the participants who
did not have ample time TO dispose Of It
during the fall.
John Zaiser, an enthusiastic Republi-
can, was calling on relatives here wednes-
day, after which he returned TO his home
In Canton.
The Aid Society held convention here
last week. It was in session for three
days.
Rev. Kosth, Of Alliance, preached in
the U. b., church here Tuesday.
David Greenshield made business
trip to Canton one day last week.
Mrs. Maggie Davis, of Gallipolis, Ohio,
Is visiting relatives at this place and
vicinity.
s.. G. Meyers, of Cleveland, was in
town on business Thursday.
Mrs. Wilson Rorsbaugh visited rela-
Wives in Earvllle last week.
Rev. J. K. Porter went to Doylestown
last Saturday.
Arthur Hershey, Of Alliance, visited
In town Saturday.
Dean Reynolds Is now obliged TO refrain
from v rk on account of severe sore
hand.
VIII m Shyter, of Indiana, who was
summoned here on account of the death
of his brother, returned to his home
Friday.
Prof. 7. A. Calderhead, OF PittsburR,
Pa, was home with his family over
Sunday.
The schools in this end Of the township
resumed work Monday after two weeks
vacation.
LOUISVILLE.
Ira Pence, Of Osnaburg, spent Sunday
with Louisville friends.
Prof H. G. Koehler visited his brother
at Bolivar last Saturday, and reports a
very pleasant time at quail shooting.
The Bryan Free Silver Club of this
place will meet to reorganize on next
Wednesday evening. All members are
requested to be present.
The country schools are all in session,
and literary societies are being organizd in
a number Of the scohols.
Election Is over and the other side have
1t, and as they have 1t all, we shall expect
prosperous times with the advance agent
of prosperity" at the head OF the govern
ment Remember, the Democrats like
good times as we'll as anybody.
The result Of the election brings out
quite number of candidates for post
master Some of them are hustling for
the position already. We will take back
seat and calmly await developments.
The Nimishillen Teachers Institute
will hold It's first session for the winter
next Saturday evening at the Fairhope
scbool-honss. A splendid program has
been prepared. All are cordially invited.
The Republicans of this vicinity jolliflsd
last Friday eevning. In size, 1t was about
one third what the Repository made 1t
in last Mondays issue. Twenty.seven
men on horses, and sixty men and chill
dren on foot was the size of the parade.
The Democratic jolliification at this
place on the event OF Cleveland's election,
was quite different. They gave free
oyster supper to Democrats and Reprbli-
cans alike.
The Republican blowout was very
tame affair in comparison to the blow out
Jonas Klein. and wife received on the re-
turn from their wedding trip on last Sat
urday evening. Such rousing reception
and belling as they received will long be
remembered in our village. Upon his
arrival at the depot he was escorted to
the carriage and when the driver had
taken his seat the horse walked out of
the shafts, and the carriage was drawn
up town to his residence by at least
dozsn Of the serenaders. After giving a
grand overture on tin-borns, tin-pans,
sleigh bells, etc., Jonas gave them $40
bill and they will have an oyster supper
on Wednesday evening in the old rink.
PARIS.
Mr.. r. NJ. Shelley is now citizen of
Paris.
Five children in the family of Mr..
Phillip Grise are down with diohtheria.
We hope a strict quarantine will be kept
to prevent spread Of the disease to the
neighboring schools
A new flag ornaments the locust tree
top by the side of the Paris school-house.
The Paris township Sunday school con-
vention will be held in the Reformed
church on next Saturday afternoon and
evening. A fine program has been pre-
pared and good time Is expected.
The East state road school will begin a
five months winter term today (Monday),
Ed. A. Zininger, teacher.
There will be another wedding before
long. Watch our items and you will
find out who.
Services in both the Lutheran and the
Reformed churches on next Sunday at 10
a. IN.
The first session of the Paris township
Teachers Association was held at Hos
letters school house on last Saturday
night The officers are as follows: VIII
liam Jones, president; W. V. Stimmel,
vioe.presidert Miss Lillian Simmer, SEQ
retary. The program consisted of patri.
otto songs, reoitations and lectures on
topics. Ed. A, Zininger spoke ON the
subject of Incentives to Study; william
Jones on Regular Attendance, and Prof
.. W. Kurtz on the subject Of Patriotism
and How to Teach 1t, The next session
will be held In Paris on saturday, De-
oember D, Every entsrprising teacher In
the township should be presenU. We do
not hesitate to say that those teachers
who refuse to attend or to become mem
bers should not be retained by our board
of education In our schools next year.
, HoMEwoRTH.
Homework is In need of a new tele-
phone We hope to have one soon.
The ball game was..a SUCCESS in many
respects, Saturday.
The creamery is doing a lively business
this fall
More weddings in this community will
occur In the near future.
The schools are all in good working
order.
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