The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1896-09-24
NEIGHBoRHooD NEWS.
HoMEwoRTH.

anoe, Sundayed with his parents mere.
Mrs. Springer moved to Pennsylvania
last Monday a week.
Mrs. Libers has moved into the Mrs
Springer house.
MoGADORE.
Mr.. wheeler Bowers, of Akron,is spend
ing a few days with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. George Bowers, Of this place.
Mrs X. l.. Davis and Miss Lou Shat
tuck spent few days in Medina at the
home OF Mrs. Davis parents.
Miss Flora renton spent few days In
Canton,
Mr.. Iarkins and family, Of Rootstown-
spent sunday at the home OF Mr.. Porter.
Mrs. John Gerhold Is visiting in Akron.
Mrs. r. A. Cartmill has been on the
sick list for the last few days.
Mrs. A. T.. Atchinson was called to
the home of her daughter, Mrs. Charles
Stoffer, of Randolph, by the illness Of
the latter's daughter.
Mr.. E. @. Davis will leave this coming
week to attend college at Scio, Harrison
county.
rhe Mckinley excursion to Canton
from this place, only eighteen responding
to the golden summons.
Mr.. joan Gerhold and son, Charles,
spent Sunday in Akron.
A travelling troupe presented Uncle
Toms Cabin to fair.sized audience at
this place Saturday evening.
A W. @. L. U. meeting was held In the
Disciple church Sunday evening.
Mr.. Stoffer of Randolph, was In town
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. G. Atwood attended
the Ravenna fair few days last week.
PARIS.
The Robertsville Bimetallic Union met
last Friday night at the school house and
was addressed by DR.. II. +. Barnes, Of
Canton.
The Paris Bryan Free Silver Club held
an enthusiastic meeting at the school
house on last Saturday evening and COM
pleted It's organization. The followi 9
officers were elected: President, Ell. A.
Zininger; vice president, David Motifs
secretary, John Johnson, q former Re-
publican. Three good speakers were
present to address the club Ed. L.
Smith, and John NJ. Myers, Of Canton
and A. j. willard of Homework. The
meeting lasted till 10:45 o'clock. During
all the speskine only four or five persons
left the hall, two Of whom were Republi.
cans.
Mr.. Rufus II elm, of Pleasant Valley,
who has been sick with typhoid fever, il
again aDle to sit up.
At present Mr.. Charles Waltz, Of Rob
-ertsville, is very low with typhoid fever.
Drs. Ross, Moffat and Bell have all been
called.
o. II. Elliott, of Still Fork, will ad.
dress the Bimetallic Club at Robertsville
on next Friday night
Mr.. william Stuckey, after lingering
illness, died on Saturday morning at
O'Clock. He was buried from the
Lutheran church on Monday at 10 O'Clock
am. Rev Lautenschlager pronounced Q
grand eulogy over his renal ms, basing his
remarks on the Scriptures found In st.
John. Ia. Mr.. Stuckey was "a years Of
age. The relatives of the deceased are 81
numerous that Il required nearly one side
Of the church TO seat all Of them.
FREEBRUG.
The Democrats of Freeburg organized q
free silver club at the Center school house
last Saturday eevning with large mem.
bership. The next meeting will be held
In District No. 10 on the evening Of Sep
tember "a. Enos Brosius will dispense
the free silver gospel at the next meeting.
Everybody come out
Freeburg seems to be on craze In nup.
tial matters. We have had wedding
every week for the last four weeks, and
how long 1t will continue we will be un.
able to tell, but several couple are ready
wher their turn comes.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Shider,
q son.
Mr. Ackworth, Of PiGtsburg, spent
several days with his brother, James, last
week.
G. q. Trump is still in New Phila.
delphia working at his trade.
Married, on Sunday, September 81, al
the residence of the brides parents, Mr..
Harvey Coyle and Miss Elvia Domino all
Of Freeburg. Congratulations.
1t is with sadness that we record the
death of Mr.. william Stuckey, who was
laid to rest in Paris cemetery on Monday.
He was elected assessor Of Ereeburg pre-
cinot last spring and was an exemplary
young man. He leaves a host of relatives
and friends to mourn his loss.
William Sprot lost valuable horse last
week, the result Of runaway IN his
milk wagon. The animal broke one OF
Its legs and had to be shot.
WILMOT.
Farmers are nearly through cutting
corn.
Charlie Croft is visiting his brother.
A. A. Hay and family spent Sunday
with Mrs. Belle Dill and family.
Albert Sands and family, of Troy,
were visiting ]. H. Palmer, the lattt 7
part Of last week.
Mrs. @. p Wolf is visiting her sister,
Mrs G.. H. Menuez of Massillon.
Miss Varine Pfouts, OF Navarro, was
home over Sunday.
Miss Rebeocaa Wilhelm Is STAYING with
her grandmother Mrs. A. Wilhelm.
Rev. Stump left for Burbank last Mon
day. Mrs. Ella Mohn visited her father,
M. j. Wyandt, the past week.
Miss Gida aud Dessa Iryant spent Sun
day with their parents west Of town.
Married, st the residence of @. H..
'Grabill, last Wednesday night at O'Clock,
Mr.. j. M. Huisher, of Anderson, Ind.,
and Miss May Grant, of this place They