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

Quite number OF LOuisvillians attend
ed Decoration day exercises at Osnaburg,
Sunday afternoon.
The ladies of the Reformed church will
give nn ice cream and strawberry festival
next Saturday evening, June 8.
David Werlich and family, of Canton,
spent Sunday In Louisville.
Commencement exercises of the Louis
willie high school, held in the Reformed
church last Friday evening, were we'll at
tended. The productions of the graduates
were very good The music, furnished en-
tirely by home talent, was equal to the
best ever furnished on any former oooa.
sion. The following Is u list of the grad
yates: Charles Il. Myers, Lorena Gerar-
dat, Charles Chenot, Amelia Paquelet
John Lesh and Laura Auer. Prof. Ell
dredge, Of East Palestine, delivered the
class address
Prof. Koehler, Of Alliance, Is the newly
elected superintendent of schools.
Profs. Switzer and Replogle, Of Marl-
boro, vere in attendance.
PARIS.
Mrs. Lucy Musser was buried at lib
erty cemetery on last Thursday at 10
O'Clock a. nj. She survived her husband
within one day of a week. he having been
buried at the same place one week ago on
last Friday.
Mr.. VIM. Zininger, Of Henry avenue, is
visiting friends and relatives here this
week.
The Paris band has a new band wagon.
A festival will be given by Paris band
on Saturday evening, June 10, for the
benefit Of the same.
District No. 8 school closed on last Fri
day. Superintendent Gerwig's daughter,
Lena, was the teacher.
Nearly all the other schools in the town
ship will close on Friday of this week.
Decoration day was observed here with
q great deal of ceremony. The school
children of the Reformed Methodist and
Lutheran Sunday-schools were met at the
respective churches by the Paris band,
and parade was formed the children fol-
lowing the band next In order were a
few veterans of the war, Junior Order OF
American Mechanics, and citizens. After
the services at the cemetery the large
crowd of people assembled in the Re-
formed church. MIR. Lee, OF Washington
township, was chairman of the day. Mr..
J. Grossman read the first Psalm, and
offered prayer. Ed. A. Zininger and Atlee
pomerene were introduced as the orators
of the day MIR. Pomerene delivered one
of his characteristic speeches. A number
of the school children rendered an appro-
pirate dialogue. Some very good vocal
music was rendered by representatives of
the three Sunday schools Services were
held at Hobertsville in the forenoon, Mr..
Royal Snyder being the orator of the day.
The Sunday convention Of the
Lutheran Sunday ay-schools of Stark and
Carroll counties will be largely attended
| by members from here on next Tuesday
and Wednesday.
the representative Democrats of Paris
day at Canton.
FAIRHOPE.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Sum :, ers, of Akron, are
visiting at the home Of Rev. III. b. Sum.
mers.
Our supervisor, Mr. Immel, is improv'
ing the road by applying coat of gravel.
Daniel Smith is making much needed
improvements in his barn.
Rev. and Mrs. Summers spent several
days in Summit county, among former
neighbors.
ID. Hutt and wife, Il. Hershberger and
wife spent Sunday at Greentown.
The Dunkards held their annual love
feast over Sunday.
E. Huber H. D. Summers and NJ. L.
Hutt attended Memorial exercises at Os
naburg on Sunday.
Frank Brown and family spent Sunday
in the northern part of the township.
Mrs NJ. L. Hutt visited at McDonalds
Vile over Sunday.
Anna Schrantz, of Canton, is spending
some time with her aunt, Mrs. Lesh.
Mr. Gray, of New Berlin, called upor
Rev. Summers on Saturday
The Misses Reiter, of Canton, are visit
ing at Peter Seiberts'
Miss Thomas, of Greensburg, is visit
ing with her sister, Mrs. Huber.
Emile Gladieux Sundayed at Myers
lake.
LIMAvILLE.
Decoration day exercises were observed
in Limaville, with fine parade by tn,
G. A. r., X. o. II. M. and school chill
dren. An appropriate address was deliv
cred by Rev. Dodd, ut the cemetery. TIL,
songs were also highly appreciated.
Mrs. Wagoner and granddaughter o
Goshen, Ind, who have been the guest
of Mrs Wagoner's son, M: H. Wagner
west of town, have returned to their home
after a months visit.
W. r. Rock, who formerly resided il
Limaville. bnt now living in Crestline
was the guest of S. Il. Darr for severa
days
E. c Henderson met with an aooiden
one day last week by having a wagoi
overturned upon him. His team wa
frightened for time. His condition wai
Thought TO be dangerous, but later re
port says he is slowly improving.
Dame rumor says that before man,
moons, a wedding or two may occu
here.
The Limaville baseball nine experienced
quite victory Saturday over pickel
nine from the X. o. Il. NJ. A good tim
4 was the result.
Mis-. G. j. Anthony and daughter, Mrs
II. g. Ware, went to Cleveland Monday
G. COBB, nf Cleveland, spent Sunda,
with his father, south OF town.
Herbert Baird lost horse Saturday, b,
getting tangled with rope which he lef
to the horse while grazing.
A. NJ. WAR, wife and family, visite,
relatives near Paris over Sunday.
Prof. Hites, of Alliance, was in tow
over Sunday on professional business.
A big fire was averted Monday by al
early discovery, at the depot Mi
u Anthony lnnllilY nntioed IL In time