The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1896-12-03
NEIGHBORHoOD NEWS.
MOGADoRE.

afternoon at 2 80 o'clock. He leaves only
q few grandchildren, and his wife
together with host Of friends, to mourn
his loss.
The dance given by the J. o. U. A. M.
Wednesday evening was we'll attended.
Mr., and Mrs. Curtiss Fenton spent
Thanksgiving day In Cleveland.
Major Clemmer, Of Salem, has been
visiting In town for few days.
Mogadorians are glad to see that the
Hon. Archie McGregor has again become
q stookholder In the News Democrat and
that Mr.. John Harmony is again on the
staff. The paper Is onoe mora In the
hands of staunob free silverites. May Its
prosperity be unbounded.
VIII pler Bowers, OF Akron, spent
Than giving In Mogadore
The fnneral Of Mrs. Wagner occurred
yesterday morning at O'Clock.
A meeting of the permanent organiza-
tion of the Moagdore Free Silver Club
will take place in Davis hall Saturday
evening.
A banquet Will be given by the K. of
p. In the near future.
Mr. Hallock has been on the sick list.
A great fight is on hand for the post
office at this place. There are at least five
candidates out already. They may have
a tough time to get In IL the fourth-rate
offices are put In under civil service.
NAVARRO.
ID. ]. Wolf Is moving into his new
residence on Main street this week, and
the Watts family will move into the
home that ID. j. Wolf will vaoate.
Several of our teechers attended the
teachers institute held at Massillon, last
Friday and Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip Gross have re-
turned to their home in Cleveland after
friends at this place.
Rev. Ernst, pastor of the Reformed
church, held Thanksgiving services In the
briok church last Thursday night
Mrs. f. M. Corl and children spent last
Thursday with Grandmother Corl.
Rev. W o. Siffert and family spent
some time with their daughter, Mrs Ada
Wagner at Massillon, last week
Rev. NJ. L.. Oliver and family will move
near Cam bridge, Ohio, this week.
Rev. wyandt, who is taking Rev. M
~. OliNor . piho0j VIII hop "oNo w
Navarro.
Quite a number OF the U. b. people
attended the memorial service held in
honor Of Rev. f. NJ Corl at Massillon,
Sunday afternoon.
Miss Nora Carver has returned from
Akron, after spending Thanksgiving with
Der aunt.
Miss Lena Hug Is spending the week at
Wooster.
Mr.. Charles Deidler, of Fremont, o.,
will spend part of the winter with her
daughter, Mrs. 1. b. Pocock.
Mrs. Sutton, of Massilon, spent few
days with Mrs. william Brickman.
PARIS
Thanksgiving services were held in the
NJ. e. church on last Thursday night.
The Reformed Sunday school celebrated
Thanksgiving on last Sunday night.
Rev. Carter, of Baltimore, Md, a
colored minister, drew quite a large
crowd to hear him on last Wednesday
night.
The Lutheran Sunday school has
commenced program Of exercises for q
Christmas service.
Another child, little boy about seven
years old, of the Grise family, died OF
dipbtheria.
The postoffice war Is already on, there
being two or three applicants. Miss
Beebout and j. Il. Powell are the prinoi,
pal contestants.
W. V. Stimmel attended the County
Teachers Institute at Massillon, on last
Friday and Saturday.
The Paris Township Teachers Read.
ing Circle will meet on next Saturday
at 2 p. M, at Paris.
The Paris Township Teachers Institute
will meet on next Saturday evening at
Paris.
The Union Literary Society has again
organized for the coming winter at Paris.
Now, let all the friends OF the society helI
along and make 1t success.
LIMAvILLE.
The weather man has been having
things to suit him the past few days the
coldest of the season being Tuesday
morning.
Prof. j. A. Calderhead, of the Curry
university, PittsburR, Pa, was home fol
few days last week.
N. p. Peiffer and wife of Canton, spent
several days here with Mr.. Pe.ffer'i
parents.
william Hazen and family are reported
to have left for Huntsville, Alabama,
which place they will make their future
home
H. @. Ware,a prominent travelling man
who has his headquarters in Pittsburg,
Pa. was home over Sunday.
Rev. Wilson, of Marlboro, expects &c
commence q series of meetings In the M.
e. church Thursday evening, December 8
Mrs Hollihan and family, of Dayton,
who have been Visiting relatives here fol
several weeks, returned TO their hUmt
Monday morning.
Arthur Hughes. who has been suffer
ing with severe bealinR on his face, IL
reported able to be around again.
j p. Zaiser, william Wiles, Daniel
Smith, Ed. Paxson and H. b. Paxson, all
went to Canton Monday to appear before
the court as witnesses.
N. p. Mead, wife and son, of Suffield
were the guests of Adam Bowen, Tuesday
evening.