The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1896-11-26

the remains being inferred In the Lima
Vile cemetery. The funeral was largely
attended, which bore evidence of the nigh
esteem In which he was held by the COM
munity. Mr.. Keller was born In Ger
many, and came to this country when
but young man. He was rs years of age.
He was perhaps one of the best known
men In this section, always jovial and
he particularly delighted In telling good
stories which were highly appreciated by
his many friends
Mrs. Oliver, who has been on the sick
list, Is able to be around again.
Lines Hamlin and his son, Ernest, will
occupy the Benjamin Elliott property
during the winter.
j. p. Yoder will occupy the Adam
Heberling home in the near future.
HOMEwoRTH.
The "Sunny Hill" school began last
Monday with good attendance.
Peter Pieren lost a valuable mara one
night last week
Andrew Bush is improving slowly.
Richard Boyce has been very i'll the last
two weeks, but is some better.
John Miller, Jr., died Monday, after a
brief illness. The funeral took place on
Wednesday at the Presbyterian church.
Aaron Meese, of Freeburg, and Mrs.
Mary Il. Sanor, Of North Georgetown,
were married Thursday by Rev. Miller,
Of Alliance.
The farmers are about through with the
corn crop.
H. H. Stoffer and family, of Louisville,
were among friends here Sunday. SgiSR
Born to Andrew Thomas land wife,
twins, n boy and girl, Monday I'm orning,
Happy is the man that has no tax tc
pay these hard times.
The musical entertainment was sue,
cess Friday evening,
Miss Anna Book, of II Atwater, was in
this vicinity few days ago.
Thanksgiving Day will be. duly Job
served here.
Mrs. Joseph Heestand ISIS ONE better.
Miss Name Crawford, of Kansas, il
among relatives in this locality.
The young folks will soon have {
grand social.
Farmers are hauling their hay Il
/ hhdIhou az 20 por OOu'
James Reed and wife were insAlliancI
Monday.
Miss Mary Hesson, of New Berlin, wa
in this vicinity over Sunday.
Mrs. Sidney Ruff is able to be erount
again since her severe Hines.
Mrs. Mary Whiteleather is visitin,
relatives in Indiana at present.
You cannot be happy without resdiul
the Stark County Democrat these lonl
winter evenings.
PARIS.
Two of the children in the Grise famil,
have died. The remainder Of them at tn
time of this writing are getting alonl
nicely.
Mrs. Frank Unkefer is not expected Il
live much longer, having been sick 70
some time.
The township trustees have secured
nurse for the dipbtheira patients in tn
Griss family.
Miss Ella Hsllam, of Canton, attende
the Sunday school convention on las
Saturday, and read very excellent pape
on the subject of Primary Work"
Rev. Garter, of Baltimore, Ind,
oolored minister of the Lutheran church
will preach a sermon In the Lutheran
church at this place on next Wednesda
evening,
There will be Thanksgiving servic
held In the M. u. church on Thursda
evening.
Inflrmary Directors Putnam ant
Howenstine were in our town on bushes
on last Saturday,
An effort will be made soon to organic
a literary society by the Paris school.
Some of our teachers will attend tn
short session of the Stark Count
Teachers Institute, at Massillon, on mex
Friday and Saturday.
The Paris Township Sunday -schoC
convention met here on Saturday after
noon anu evening. The sessions were quit
interesting, but the attendance was sma
on account of the inclement weather
Rev. j. B. Diokey, of the Presby terra
church Of Minerva, delivered quite fin
address on Christian Citizenship." Here
after the convention will meet sem
annually instead of quarterly. TIL
next meeting will be held at Nev
Franklin next April.