The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1896-11-26
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
SPARTA.

vacated by @. E. Lots.
Cliff Burns is in the poultry business.
All. r. Davis is helping the Fogle boys
mine coal for AL. Mckinney.
Grandma Dyer is with her daughter,
Maggie Eversole, and is very sick.
Myrtle Mckinney, who met with the
sad accident recently, falling on a sharp
ened lead pencil and running it in her
left lung, is getting along nicely.
DR.. Dewitt viiited his parents at Mt.
Vernon, Ohio, and is now home to attend
to business.
Sparta will enjoy good lecture course
of seven lectures of very prominent leo-
turers. Hon. II. X. Workman, of Mans
filed, will give the first, Thursday night,
November 26. The lectures are under the
management Of DIR. Dewitt and Homer
Bfiggle, which speaks for success.
The fret quarterly meeting will be held
here in the NJ. e. church next Saturday
at $3.50 p. m. Sunday at $3.50 q. m. DR..
Holtz will officiate. Come and hear him.
He will do you good.
MOGADoRE.
Il a Mogadore Excelsior Literary Club
ele, a the following officers, Friday even
inc November 30, 1896: Mr.. b. @. Cart
mil presidents Miss Bertha Myers,
score ary; william Anderson, vioe.presi-
dent; NJ. B. A. Wilson, treasurer.
A committee composed of +. J. Bawer,
willism Upton, X. V. MoCloskey, A. l..
Shattuck, and J. r. Bowers, met Wednes-
day evening to form constitution for
the Free Silver club which Is to be Or
ganized in the near future.
Frank Swauey, formerly living about
two and one.half miles east of town,
has moved into the place formerly occu-
pied by Jacob Wise.
Rev. Hallock preached = sermon to the
children last Sunday morning.
Mr.. Homer Shively has been on the sick
list for the last week.
Mr. Holoomb who has been very sick
for the last few months, does not seem tC
improve very rapidly.
The attendance at school last week was
very meager, owing to so many being
sick.
Miss Mary Fenton, who has been going
to school in Cincinnati, is home again.
The election now is over. But we ar,
not conquered yet, as the Free Silver
clubs which are being organized through
out the country, will show. Some ont
has said that defeat only means victory.
II this saying be true, we will win IL
1900, sure. The battle is not over yet
throughout this part Of the country al
the free silver club which is TO be organ
lied in the near future, will show. Pros
perity was promised to take place imme
diately after MoKinleys election. Blu
1t has not struck this place yet. Las
Friday, two men were laid off of the sec
iton at this place, and there is one shoI
still in town that has not got enough
confidence yet to run. peace on earth
good will to men, Is what we want, an,
II this comes in under McXinleys ad
ministrstion, all right
A Mogadore Free Silver club wa
organized at this place last Ssturda
evening. A. l.. Shattuok wa7 electe
president; E. V. McCloskey, vice-presi
dent; +. J. Bauer, secretary; John Ger
hold, treasurer; and Eugene Hill, ser
geant-at
ELTON.
There was public sale held en- tn
Harrod farm last Wednesday afternoon.
Thomas Morgan has started to driv
at GOAL ttlu mine again.
Mr.. Austin Click is able to be aroun,
again.
MIR. Charles Wurtz, an old and highl
respected citizen of this community
died on Sunday afternoon, No yember 10
Mr.. WurtZ has been ailing for the pas
year. The deceased was rs years, tw
months and eleven days old. Fe wa
respected by every one that knew him
The funeral was held on Tuesday moro
ing, Novemhe II, from the house, an
at 10 o'clock at the Justus church an
interment took place at the Germa
church cemetery.
Mr.. Peter Bourkel has Joined the Goa
Hill band
Mr.. william Bidle is able to be aroun
on orutoheH.
Mrs. Ada Kipler, of Justus, was visitin
her sister, Mrs. Marion McFarren, lal
Friday.
Many of our young folks attended til
show at West Lebanon Thursday and FIR
day evening.
LIMAVILLE.
Since the election topics of a differer
nature are discussed, such as huskin
oorn, chopping wood and pugilistic tall
Mrs. M. A. Hawn, who visited Berli
Center last week, has returned home
Il. T. Arnold, we'll known and pop,
lar towpsman, is reported on the sick lis
Kuntze g. Sons have closed dow
their pottery for week.
Jacob Dustman and wife, who ha,
been living In Alliance for some tim
have moved back on their farm west
town.
The oyster supper given by the Linn
Vile band boys Saturday night was N,
we'll attended, owing to the inolemenC
of the weather.
s. f. Oyster had public sale Tuesda,
and will, 1t is reported, make Allian'
his future home.
Miss Mary Dustmsn, of Berlin Cente
is visiting relatives in 5his vicinity.
d. W. Austin, loaded a car of potato
at this place last week.
Miss Blanche Sasssman, of Marlbor
is visiting her aunt, Mrs. S. E. Darr,
this place II
Earl Wagner, who has been qui
poorly with the typhoid fever, is slow
improving.