The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1896-07-16
NEIGHBORHooD NEWS.
FAIRHOPE.

Gal cnuron was granu euccesb on ihso
Sunday. Rev. Harpster, of Canton, de-
livered most excellent discourse
Mr.. Glsdieux is slowly recovering from
his late ailment.
Master Charles Lesh is making slow
progress toward final recovery. Master
Charles was very near deaths door.
The assignee sale Of A. Dillman was
fairly well attended on last Saturday.
The different articles sold very oheaply.
Mrs. Belle Lesh, Of Louisville, Mr..
and Mrs. Barnett, Of Canton; Mr.. and
Mrs. Hall, Of Philomathian, were in this
burg on Sunday.
Miss Saloma Lesh, of Canton, visited
her parents on Sunday.
Farmers have finished their haying
and wheat harvest and are now waiting
on the oats crop, which will be an i'm
mense one.
Louis Violand has marketed his early
potato crop, which was large one. He
realized 30 cents per bushel.
NJ. L. Hutt purchased fine thorough
bred Jersey sire Of Mr.. Case.
The wheat crop through this section
was very poor one. Many did not get
the seed.
PARIS.
Peter Lautzenheiser now wears a
smiling oountenanoe. It Is boy this
time
Childrens' services will be held at the
Lutheran church on next Sunday morn
ing at O'Clock. A good collection is de-
sired.
Mr.. Frank Swallen is also very happy.
The cause of his 10y is that his first born
Is son.
A son of Mr.. Austin Brothers, 0f
Oneida. died of enlargement of the liver
and was buried on last Tuesday Rela-
tives from here attended the funeral.
DR.. Patterson was in town ON Satur
day evening.
Ruth and Kay Maser, of Canton, attend
ed the band festival here on Saturday
evening and called on friends and rela-
tives.
Mr.. Allen o. Zininger,a student of the
n. u. o. university, arrived at home on
Tuesday evening, having made the trip
on his wheel in day and half
The Paris township Sunday-school
convention will meet in the Lutheran
church at Minerva next Saturday after
noon and evening. An admirable program
has been prepared and fine time is ex-
pected.
william Stuckey is on the sick list
hut on last Sunday he was some better
We hope he may soon recover.
The Swallen and Noble concert in the
Reformed church, which was held last
Saturday night, wao not very well at
tended.
The Paris cornet band festival held on
the square on last Saturday night, was
largely attended.
MARLBORO.
MRS. Frank Vaughn was buried last
Friday
william McGirr Ia home from Ada,
where he has been attending school for
the past two years.
John Beltz is sick with typhoid fever.
Rev. Wilson preached the memorial
sermon for the Jr. o. U. A. NJ, Sunday
evening.
H. A. Replogle m ,de business trip to
Ravenna
Congress lake.
The ball club expect to cross bats with
Atwater club at this place next Saturday.
Several Of the Junior boys visited the
Hartville council last week.
The past week seems to have been one
of runaways in our village. ]. B. Stick.
les horse ran away last Friday, throwing
Mr.. Sickle, Mrs. Sickle and little daugh.
ter from the rig. All receievd slight in.
juries. Monday morning Henry Sweitzer's
horse runaway and almost demolished the
buggy. MIR. s. also received slight In
juries. Monday afternoon. Moses Miller
while hauling wheat, had part of his load
to fall off and frighten his team. Mr.
Miller was thrown on the tongue between
the horses and finally succeeded in stop
ping them before anything serious hap
pened.
w. o. Spellman is improving.
Elias HaiDes has returned from his triI
to Mud Springs and and says that the hot
mud baths had no effect on his rheuma
tism.
Messrs. Albert Blaokford and Isaac
White were in Canton, Tuesday.
7. B. Hisey made the first cider of thu
season last week.
LIMAVILLE.
The silver and gold discussions are now
in order. The Democrats of this plac'
seem to be universally pleased. with thu
Bryan nomination. The gold men ex
press their willingness to support hin
heartily; while they may dissent, ant
some OF the ideas In the platform seen
repugnant, they will, however, cast theil
ballots for the Democratic nominee fol
president.
Miss Pearl Rhodes has gone to Browns
Vile, Pa, to visit relatives.
Mrs. Godfrey Drawer, Sr., has beer
visiting relatives in Youngstown the pas
week.
Mrs. A. l.. Reynolds and her daughter
Lottie, are visiting relatives in Phalanx
Ohio.
The members OF the NJ. II. church o
r Limaville will give an ice cream ant
berry festival In the town hall Satufda!
evening, June 1S. All are cordial,
invited to attend.
Frank Drayer, Jr., Of Washington, ID
c., has come home to spend his vacation
and will remain about two months.
Luther Hughes and daughter visited
friends in Cleveland last week
Adam Heberling and @. II. Kuntz
made flying trip to Newton Falls Sun
day.
The little child of Mr.. and Mrs. Clarl
Hamlin died Sunday, after long illness
1t was about ten months old. The funera
took place Monday afternoon, the inter
ment being in the Limaville cemetery
A large concourse of relatievs and friend
followed the remains TO their last resting
place. The bereaved parents have th'