The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1896-09-10
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
NEW BERLIN.

The old hotel will change its name from
the Sayler House to the Kirk house.
A young Bryan has come to stay at the
home Of Harvey Moore, and Is going to
oell Mr.. Morrow grandpa.
The Pocahontas circle had their last
meeting at Morrow's grove ono m lie
south of New Berlin. The following
program was rendered;
The Bryan sentiment OF this vicinity
was shown at New Berlin station by the
selling OF 150 tickets. All saw him, but
few heard him on account Of the crowd.
Before closing for the evening straw
vote was taken, which showed there were
40 many gold-bugs in the party as silver
ties. Mrs. ID. Steele, President.
Miss ID. Paterson, Secretary.
"A Plea for Our Boys" by Mrs H.
Coleman; 1.-THE Life Of an Indian" Miss
Mary Hoover; recitation, cat the
Parade" Miss Cora Kolye; select read.
ing, "The Cuckoo" by Mrs. Jason Riley;
"A Sketch of Westminster Abbey" by
Miss Carrie Hoover.
PARIS.
Very much wheat will be sown this
week by many of our farmers.
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Sautter, Of Osnaburg township.
e. L. Motifs and family OF Minerva,
visited at the residence Of Ed. A. Zininger
last Sunday.
Student G. V. Sheatsley filled the
pulpit In the Lutheran church last
Sunday night.
Sunday school teachers meeting and
singing society Dext Thursday evening in
the Lutheran church.
Our board Of education has at last de-
cided to build the new sohool-house In
district No. near the track of the l.. X.
A. & S. r. X. Much dissatisfaction Is
manifested on the part of some of the
houselolders at the action of the board.
1t seems to be very difficult task for
the board to please all concerned.
A Bryan Free Silver Club was orgaized
at Paris on last Saturday evening. On
account Of tho ain-storm there were not
very many present. G. K. Smith called
the meeting to order. Ed. A. Zininger
was elected temporary ohairamn and @.
X. Smith temporary secretary. Twenty
memebrs were secured. The club will
meet again on next Saturday night, one
week. Permanent officers will then be
elected.
LOUISVILLE.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Hess of Canton,
are visiting friends in town.
Lee Matthias, of Canton, called on
Louisville friends last Monday.
The people of Maxine will organize
Bryan free silver club this evening.
Doc Frederlck's condition has SO much
improved that he will soon be at his
post of duty.
Jacob A. Meese will erect new resi-
dence In the east end Of town. The con-
tract will be let next Saturday.
Rev. r. G. Ward, OF Canton, will organ
ize musical convention In the U. b.
church, this evening All are invited to
join.
Mr.. e. G. Yoder and Miss Alma Wilson
were united in the holy bonds OF wedlock
last Sunday. Rev. X, P. Herburck OFF,
oiating.
Louisville will have driving park, we
are Informed. Mr.. Carpenter has kindly
donated tract Of land on the north side
of town for the purpose.
A Bryan free silver club will be organ
lied az this place tomorrow wednesday,
evening. Good speakers will be present
to address the meeting. All are invited to
attend.
Our village schools opened with the
following corps of teaohsrs. HI. Q. Koch
Ter, superintendent, and Frank Sweitz-
or, Anna Lesh, Lizzie Lutz, and Louisa
Leberman, as assistants.
MOGADoRE
John Myers spent Sunday In Mogadore.
Miss Nellie Yerriok is visiting friends
here.
Frank Longnecker, of Hiram, was In
town Friday
Miss Blanche Allen, of Akron, Is visiting
In Mogadore.
Miss Mary Fenton left last week to at
tend school in Cincinnati.
Burt Pero, of this place, who has
been working in Akorn, Is home again.
Mrs. King Ellet, living about three
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerhold, Cartmill and
Hills attended the golden wedding of Mrs.
Cartmills parents Saturday.
All scholars are or ought to be ready to
commence school Monday, after having
enjoyed three months vacation.
A party was held at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. Porter, Friday evening, In
honor Of their son, Wallace About
twenty of his young friends were in at
tendance and an enjoyable time was spent
Mr.. Alfred Atchinson an old and re-
spected citizen of this place, crossed over
the river Of death at o'clock last wednes-
day morning. Mr.. Atohison was 55 years
old, and was member OF tho q. A. r.
and the Odd Fellows. BoJh lodges turned
out In body. He leaves wife and two
children to mourn his death, both of the
children being grown, and the daughter Is
married.
HOMEwORTH
Eli Koontz Is some better.
The social Saturday night was largely
attended
Mrs. Hannah Sheehan is able TO be
around again.
Some Of our farmers have commenced
to cut of corn.
]. H. Felgar is offering his property
of 12h acres for sale,
J. W. Anderson, of Montana, is still
visiting his parents here.
Sunny HIM. school began Monday
with II. r. Lee as teacher
j. Il. Pilmer, OF Chicago. is visiting
his family and friends here.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Eli Davis. a
daughter, one day last week.
Dr. l.. L. Lamborn and W. L. Penta,
OF Alliance, addressed q very large Demo