The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1896-08-20
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
PARIS.

by the birth Of daughter into his family
within the past week.
Died on August IA, John Unkefer, son
Of Joshua and Eln,ira Unkefer, aged just
ten years. His death occurred on his
birthday anniversary. Johnny was q
sufferer since the tenth Of last May. His
burial took place on Sunday, Auugst 10.
Rev. Lautensohlager delivered one Of the
finest funeral orations to one Of the larg-
est audiences ever assembled In the
Lutheran church.
The Paris band played for the Masonic
picnic OF Placentia lake on last Satur-
day.
The Senior Order ofAmerioan Mechan-
los held picnic at Oneida on last Friday.
The Reformed Sunday school will hold
picnic In Mr.. J. Farmers woods on
Saturday, August 22. Robertsville and
Malvern will also be represented
Probably the best news from this sec
tion is the fact tnat quite goodly num-
ber Of lifelong Republicans are declaring
for free silver
Sam Unkefer, of Canton, was In attend
anoe at the funeral on Sunday.
Several Of our citizens will attend the
Democratic convention at Canton on
Wednesday.
LOUISVILLE.
Levi warstler, representing the Frey,
Scheckler q Hoover Co., of Buoyrus, o.,
has returned home from an extended
eastern business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Dau5, formerly
OF this place, but now of Pittsburg, Pa,
are visiting relatives and friends In the
city.
Mr.. and Mrs Motter and daughter,
Mr.. and Mrs. August Chevraux and son,
Edward, Mr.. and Mrs. Schott, and Mr..
Frank Chevraux, and Miss Tiilie Motter,
all of Canton, were the guests of the
Misses Fawer on South Mill street, last
week.
Rev. o. W. Slusser and daughter, Ada,
of Lorain, visited friends In the city last
week.
Mrs. Joseph Penny and daughter Mary
of Alliance, are visiting friends In the
city.
H. W. wertenberger attended the Cen.
tennial celebration at Wooster last week.
Miss Jennie Chenot came home from
Jefferson last week for a visit with her
mother
william Keating, the young man who
was so badly burned by an explosion Of
powder, July 5, was discharged from the
inflrmary last week. His injur es are not
oil healed, but he is able to do light work.
Rev. Arnould and Mr. Schwertner of
Canton, were in our city couple Of days
last week.
A. Gaumi, OF Canton, visited at Lom-
bard's last Saturday. al2
We are pleased to learn that the condi-
tion of Mrs. Fremont Oyster Is consider
ably improved and that the chances are
that she Is on fair way to recovery.
Mr.. John j. Kerstetter is erecting a
commodious dwelling on East Main
street.
The Misses Eta and Katie Lehman, Of
Canton, were the guests of Miss Racy
Leash, last week.
Three new members of the Louisville
board of health met In the mayors office
Saturday evening and perfected an or
ganization as follows: Presidnt, NJ. O..
Sherr; secretary, M. L. Justus; vice.
president, Joseph Vignos; health officer,
DIR. Rogers; seaDitary policeman, DAVID
Jamison. The sanitary policeman will
begin inspecting soon and 1t behooves
every one to get things cleaned up be-
fore he calls.
John X. LebeFman has secured en-
ployment in the Record Office, in Canton.
John Lesh won the third prize in
foot race at Meyers lake last Wednes-
day,
Among the visitors at Rev. L. Hoffars
last week, we're Revs. Smith ana Nc
Grath of Buffalo, N. Y. Donehue,
HONS, and Munegan, of Detroit, Mich
Deoughert, of Hudson, Ohio Arnouid, OF
Canton; Kinnert, Of Barryville, o., and
Messrs. Sohwertner and J. j. Santry OF
Canton, o.
Prof. r. G. Walker, of Canton, is visit
ing Attorney W. S. Farsman on East
Gorges street
Z he county commissioners, together
with the township trustees, made a tour
of inspection over the tow nship last
Tuesday to look after the condition Of
the roads, bridges, ETC. Several bridgee
were found which need replanking, aside
from which all else was found to be In
good shape
L. Jacob, the milkman, is visiting rel
atives in Geauga this week.
Isaac j. johnson, who was so terribly
injured by the boiler explosion of the
louisville brick and tile plant last Thurs
day morning, died at 80 p.. m. of the
same day. He leaves wife and two
daughters to mourn his untimely ending.
Ths funeral took place last Sunday morn.
ing, from St. Louis Catholic chucrh.
Rev. s. Hoffer officiating. His remains
were followed by large oonoourse of rel
atives and friends. The interment took
place at Marlboro The other employees OF
the plant who were injured are all doing
well at this writing.
Mr.. John Keim, president of the Louis.
Vile Brick and Tile Co., says they will
rebuild at opce. He would like to have
the machinery running by November Is.
HoMEwoRTH.
Mrs. Hannah Shehan is on the sick list
Master Ira Heffner of Alliance, is visit.
Ing his grandparents here.
Mr.. Whltmore, of Canton, is visiting
friends west of town.
Miss sharer, of Alliance, is the guest
of Miss Jennie Hannah.
Mrs Hosia Hawkins, west Of town. who
has been sick the. past summer, is nc
better.
Nearly all the people in our town at.
tended the picnic at Georgetown Satur-
day.
~ The Nieswander reunion was held at
Mr.. Neiswander's, west of here, Saturday.
Last Thursday at high noon, Miss Elma
Awarded
Highest Honors-World's Fair,
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