The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1896-04-30

Shook spent Sunday with the latter's
aunt, Mrs. Conrad Brumbaugh, at Mid
way, q.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Holl and Mr.. and
Mrs. will Curstman aud son, Of Canton,
visited at tho home OF Mr.. and Mrs.. John
Holl over Sunday.
Mt. Julius Whiting, Of Canton, met
with a painful accident after making
call with his wife the home Of NJ. ana
Mrs. steele. When starting for home his
horse became frightened while Mr. Whit
ing was in the act,,of getting into the car
r,aoe. throwing him to the ground,
spraining his knee and twisting the liga-
ments OF the limb.
NAVARRO.
Mrs. Alex. Carver returned home last
Friday from Dayton, where she had. been
stayinR the last th. &C weeks with her
daughter, Mrs. Miller.
viii stahl has rented Rev. F. M. Corps
residence on tBasin street. and Rev. Ernes
will move into the home that Prof. Baker
will vaoate.
Fathers Miller and Bader. of Annap-
oils, Nd, are. the two missionary priests
who are holding service in st. Clements
church this week. Both are eloquent
speakers. on Sunday night Father
Miller had for his text. :" For what IL. q
man profted, IL he. shall gain.the1whole
world and lose his own soul?" The
church was filed to its utmost capacity.
John schraedor and family, of Mnssil-
Ion, ,srent Sunday with Vic Hugs family.
Clark Yargher and wife. Of North In
dustry, spent Sunday with Mrs. Susan
Moss.
Born to Fred Miller and wife, another
son.
Rev. f. NJ. Corl, Of Alliance, was In
town last week with his mother.
e. j. Walker is moving into bis new
home on Second street this week.
The Christian Endeavor society will
hold social at the opera rink on Wednes-
day night. All are invited to attend.
The Y. p. G. U. held their social last
Wednesday night at the home of ALI Rich,
ards, west of town.
The Navarro high school will hold their
commencement Tuesday night, May 10,
and May 20 the high school alumni will
hold their annual banquet
viii Ungaschick and Mary Adams will
be married Wednesday morning, April
30, in ST. Clements church, ana May
Frank Unglschick will be married to Miss
Weener, Of Massillon.
The parochial schools closed last Friday
and will not be opened until fall.
Job Meredih, former resident ol
Navarro, but now living with his daugh
ter, Mrs. Beck, Of West Lebanon. died last
Saturday, after prolonged illness at the
ripe old age of Ss..yeaIs. The remains
were taken TO stump's cemetery, east Of
town, Monday afternoon, April %, fol
interment. He leaves four daughters,
eight t-grandchildren.and four great grand
children to mourn his death.
RICHVILLE.
A. F. McCartan and Peer Gutchey, OF
Linden Tree, spent Sunday in this city.
Miss Lottie Prenderyille, OF Canton
Sundayed with Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Ma
guire, of this place.
James Brown, of Howenstine, is re
covering from his recent illness.
A. L. Krusew as Severely injured Fri
day. While driving towards Canton ht
ran into coal wagon driven by LealiC
Selton. Mr.. Krusew WAS thrown out and
his elbow dislOcated. DIR. Shilling was
with him and got his leg hurt.
DIR. Charles Shilling, of Canton, was in
town Friday.
VIM. Harbert, residing south Of town
was injured at the brick yard Friday
While wheeling brick he fell and cut q
big cash in his face. Drs. Shilling and
Becher attended him.
There is talk of organizing base bal
club in this place.
John Schario was in Canton Saturday
SPARTA.
Nick ST. Clair moves to Greentown to-
day.
A. L. Kruse, p. NJ, of North Industry,
friends were sorry TO learn Of his accident
Shoulder dislocated in being thrown out
Of his buggy Alb Dyer's friends gathered
at his home Sunday and told him it was
his birthday.
Grandma Riley was buried hero Fri.
day, aged about so years. Rev. Summers
preached the funeral sermon at Magnolia.
Mr.. Lots and wife, Mr.. J.w. Evans and
wife and Mr.. Isaac Goshorn and wife
attended the funeral OF Cora Young, at
Groves, last Friday. She was 10 years
of age and died suddenly. She was a
daughter Of Jeff and Hal Young; was a
member Of the Grove class converted last
June. Her pastor, Rev. Fritz, conducted
the services and will preach the funeral
N thu near future.
The Pike Township Sunday School
Convention win be held in the NJ L.
cluroh, at Sparta, May 18th, 1896, at
$50 D. m, and 80 p. IN = A good pro-
gam is prepared. Every Sunday school
worker Is invited.
George Fetters is nursing a sore leg.
catsed by coal pick striking him.
FAIRHoPE.
Royal snyder, OF Mt Union, spent
SUNDAY. in our thriving village.