The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1896-06-04
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
HoMEWoRTH.

killed by the cars, Sunday.
There was a large crowd Of people at
Placentia lake on Memorial day.
Mrs. Y. II. Reed, south OF town, is very
i'll at this time.
Miss Lizzie Mangus is little better.
Hiram Ruff is improving slowly.
John Beer, who formerly lived here,
died at his home in Cleveland last week.
His remains were brought here for burial
on Saturday. The deceased was 76 years
of age.
David Weaver will soon have his new
barn east Of town, completed.
f. S. Pieren lost valuable COW few
days ago, worth $50.
The Memorial sermon Of the late Mrs.
Catharine Stoffer, was preached in the
Brethren church, Sunday.
The tile factory is not running this
summer, as was formerly stated.
The Homeworth schools closed Friday,
and in the evening the teachers and pupils
paye q grand entertainment In the town
hall, near the depot.
The school at Sunny HILL" south Of
town, will close next Friday.
The social on Friday evening was en-
joyed in high degree by oil present,
The ice ceram perty at the pleasant
home of S. w. Redman, Wednesday even
ing, was enjoyed in ane manner.
Miss Mary Hill, Of Canton, was with
relatives here last week.
Manchester, Indiana, is visiting relatives
here.
Jesse Coy is back from Alliance.
Memorial day was observed here In q
becoming manner. Appropriate services
at the Moultrie chapel at 1;3O p. m. A
large crowd was present
The Dem ocrat has been giving us
some spicy, solid editorial lately. Strike
while the iron is hot
Williem Diehl and wife are at Uhrichs-
willie this week visiting their daughter.
Levi Bush and wife were with friends
at Paris Sunday.
The hay and wheat crop will be very
light in this community.
Jerry Myers barn was struck by light
ming few nights ago.
ELTON.
MIR. Joseph Swlnarb IL hhe sebi-Weehiy
visitor of Mr.. Louis Hawk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion McFarren were
visiting at Simon Warstler's last Sunday.
Many of our young gentlemen and
ladies were at tie Christian Endeavor
meeting at Cross Roads last Sunday even
ing
The nutwood mine worked every day
last week and expects to work steady for
while.
There was no dance held in Glick's
grove on account of rainy weather.
Mrs. Peter Bourkel, is on the sick
list.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Swiharb attended
the funeral of his cousin last Thursday.
Mr.. william Penman is the semi-weekly
visitor of Mr.. John McFarren, neal
Justus.
The Goat Hill mine worked two days
last week.
Mr.. Job Morgan was drilling on the
George McFarren farm near this place
Mr.. Peter Schiers has Joined the Goa
Hill band
Mr. George Albreoht was visiting Mr.
Andie Beck last Saturday and Sunday.
CAMP CREEK.
The Misses Emma and Lizzie Ston,
were visiting their aunt, Mrs. Kurtz, las
Sunday.
There was no hat social held last Satur
day evening.
Miss Maj tina Beck will lead the Chris
tian Endeavor Society next Sunday even
ing at Cross Roads.
Mr.. Albert Budd and Mr. Ellsworth
weidman, visited at Beck's last Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs HarveyiWearstle wer'
visiting last Sunday.
The Christian Erdeavor Society wa
led by Mr. Charles S. Poorman last Sun
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Hall visited he
parents last Sunday
Farmers are all busy working corn il
this neighborhood.
There will be hled an etiquette socia
at tho Cross Roads festival hall on Thurs
day evening, June IL, 1885, for the benef
of the Cross Roads Christian Endeavo
Society. Everybody is invited to attent
and spend the evening with us.
Mr.. Mandras Baughman is working al
the saw mill trade again.
MARLBORO.
J W. wearstler was in Canton da,
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherwood Austin, o
Canton, spent Saturday and Sunday II
town.
Leigh Lamlell, while trying to get on
moving wagon last Thursday, accidental
ly lost his Lold and fell under the wheel
which passed over his limbs above tn
knees. Luckily he escaped all serious in
iuryies.
Oscar Delenbarger, of Randolph, was II
town Saturday evening.
Decoration day was observed by tn
secret orders, school children and citizen
in an appropriate manner. The meLnoria
Grafton was delivered by Rev. e. b. vii
son.
NJ. Replogle and family spent Sunda,
in New Baltimore.
The New Baltimore commencement
was largely attended by our citizens.
] II. Krail and family were the gues
of j. b. Hisey.
Prof. Frank n. Schweitzer will clos
his years work as principal of the Ran
dolph schools Friday, June 8. Gu
schools close this week. Extensive prepa
rations are being made for commencement
by the senior class.
Miss Eode Clapseddle is home OH
visit.
Mrs. Gelberson, who, about week age
fell and broke her arm is reported to b
slowly convalescing
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