The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1896-04-23

town, ana a0de0 10 th1 uupuOate. Leu al
citizens heed this alI-important business.
o. p. Sebrell has commenced the ereo-
tlon Of new house on his lot on Atwater
street.
H. C.ware, of Clev Gland, and wife, are
visiting their parents In this place.
The knights Of the Maccabees of Lima.
Vile have added fourteen new members
the past several months, and prosperity
has surely come.
Monday afternoon Limavile was visit
ed with the severest hail and rain storm
that was ever witnessed here. Trees were
up rooted and many window glasses were
broken by hail. The Oldest inhabitant
can't remember such time.
Lewis Curtis of Alliance, met with an
accident Saturday by his horse running
away. Little damage was done.
LOUISVILLE.
Nicholas and John Merley of Canton,
called on Louisville friends last Sunday.
Nj. Lewis Myers and several Of his
children are seriously i'll with typohid
fever Mr.. Myers condition is reported
as being critical.
Misses Amanda and Lovina Snyder, of
Canton, spent Sunday with Louisville
friends.
C.F. Stearns, Of Cleveland, was In town
recently and met the township school
board.
Mr.. Remelet, the new undertaken, has
purchased new and beautiful car for his
business.
The township board of education met
in regular session yesterday. New mem
ber elected were Mr.. Gulling, from No.
I, and Mr.. Schlott, from No. z. Among
the business transacted was the adoption
Of course OF study. The readoption OF
the textbooks at present In use, and the
purchase Of Stark county atlas, for the
use of eacn school. Teachers for next
winter will be hired at the June meeting.
NAVARRO.
william Dayton has left the mine and
gone to Dover to seek work in a tin shop.
Miss Nora Carver and Miss Vsrene
Pfouts attended the revival meetings at
wilmot over Sunday.
Rev. George Mather, p. E., of Wooster,
will hold quarterly conference in the NJ.
E. church on Saturday afternoon, May, 2,
and communion on Sunday morning,
May 3.
Rev. Mong will remove to Zoar Station
the latter part of May.
Rev. Ernest has been employed by the
Reformed church and will move into Rev,
f. NJ. Corl's residence on Basin street.
Mrs. Lower has sold her dwelling house
on the corner Of Center and Main streets
to Dan Wolf, for 81 800.
Thos. Paxton and wife, attended the
funeral Of their son, James, who was
buried at Massillon, April 10.
The Catholic missionaries will be here
by next Sunday to hold missionary ser
vices for several weeks in st. Clements
chucrh.
Tho concert held in the opera hall last
Thursday night was larelgy attended and
was success.
James Johnston, the Oldest child OF
John Johnston and wife, died last Tues
day lat the age Of ten years. Services were
held at the house on Thursday morning
Rev. Upon, of Wilmot, officiating. Inter
ment in Union cemetery.
NEW RERLIN.
Some of the Berlin Maocabees attended
a special meeting of Canton tent, last
Thursday evening, and report "solid'
good time.
Mr.. Darr, of Detroit, Mich. who is al
present. employed in the Hoover harness
shop, has moved with his family to this
place.
Miss Clara Hardinger spent Monday
with Canton friends.
The latest in our town: "Are you
cleaning houseS" If not, why notP
Miss Frantz, of Louisville, is spending
few weeks with her brother, Frank, OF
this place.
Mr.. Charlie Kolp and family of Can,
ton, Sundayed with Berlin friends.
Major Frank Baird, of Canton, has bee
engaged by the G. A. K. to deliver the
address on decoration day at this place.
The storm on Monday was the most
severe in years. The surging, rolling
tossing ana bursting clouds looked az
though Berlin was doomed, the sight be,
ing both wonderful and grand. TC
those admiring such sight, it was q
good illustration Of Goods Wondrous
Works"
Owing to the disagreeable night to ven.
ture out Monday, there was no meeting
of Pocahontas Circle. The next meeting
will be held at the home Of Mis- Mary
Hoover on May 2.
Lawyer Pinn, of Massillon, was in
town today. Business seems to be on the
increase, or something on the decrease.