The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1896-08-13
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
NORTH INDUSTRY.

Is holding q series Of non.seotarian meet
ings at the Disciple church
U. s. Beans and. wife spent Sunday
with Mrs. Brown, of Canton.
DR.. W. II. Becher has been appointed
administrator Of the estate Of John Apley.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. b. Kutz and daughter,
Eda, visited relatives in Cleveland, Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Kruse and dsugh
ter, Katy and Mr.. and Mrs. Michael
Borts, attended the Brown reunion near
Barryville, Saturday. They report an
enjoyable time.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of this place
held festival Saturday evening for the
benefit Of the Lutheran church, Quite q
neat little sum was taken In. This will
be used to remodel the interior of the
church
Mrs. Lizzie Aikens and children of
Canton, spent Sunday with John Schario
and family, near North Industry.
Mrs. Conrad Shade and two children,
of Canton, visited Mr.. and Mrs. Levi
Stands, Of this place, Sunday.
A good many North Industry people
hbbtnueu tH6 gehTly ucobiuB Va 'ho LIS
ciple church at Indian Run, Sunday.
MoGADoRE.
Mr.. ]. A. tolp was in town Friday.
Mrs. r. L. Atchison Is on the sick list.
Mr.. Ford Feto spent Sunday in Canton.
MIR. Murray Youtz and sister returned
home to Cleveland Friday.
Mr.. Ed. Sterehoof and wife spent Sun
day In Mogsdore at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. K. V. McCloskey.
Miss Bertha Myers Is visiting in New
Berlin.
Mrs. Julia McCloskey is visiting at her
sons, Il. " McCloskey.
Mr.. &c. v. McCloskey was in Canton
Monday.
Henry Youtz, who passed across that
dark river of death, was born In 1S41 in
Suffolk township, Portage county. He
has always been farmer, and was the
father of five children, three boys and two
girls, one of the girls being married
Mr.. Youtz was a very industrious far
mer, and also highly respected man
among his neighbors His remains were
inferred in Greenw ood cemetery.
Mr. Wallace Psro went to Kent We'd
nesday evening to stay over for the
Pioneer picnic When he left he prom
ised to be homo friday without fail.
Some Of his young friends made up their
minds to have surprise party on him.
Aboututwelve couples gathered there FRI
dGyevening, but Wallace never showed up
OH what reception In the very heart
Of MoKinley's home to a Democratic nom-
inee for president. Eight thousand spec
tators listened to his fifteen minutes
address Silver sentiment is gorowing
day by day and Is gaining inch by inch.
Oh, what surprise there will be sprung
on the major neat November Poor men
want president who has been raised
among the people not Wall street
banker.
PARIS.
Mr.. Charles McMacken, who has al
ways resided IN this p lace, has purchased
a provision grocery at Garfield, o., and
will make that place his future home.
Garfield is small town In Mahoning
county, about five miles from Salem.
Mrs. Elizabeth Newcomer, 10 years OF
age, who has lived for long time with
her son-in-law, Mr.. Jesse Bowman, two
and half miles east of Paris, died and
was buried here on last Tuesday. Rev.
Lautenschlager of Waynesburg, read the
fortieth Psalm and based his sermon on
the twelfth verse: $50 teach us to num-
ber our days that we may apply our hearts
unto wisdom"
Mrs. Swallen, an aged lady. was buried
from the Reformed church on last Friday
Gtah1 ~ HOrnaxunrth had aharna nj
the remains and Rev. Beck, of Waynes
burg, preached good sermon, also from
the twelfth verse Of the fortieth Psalm
Rev. Kilmer, of North Lima, o., will
preach In the Reformed church on Sunday,
August 30, at 10 o'clook,a. m.
The Brown township farmers picnic
held at Oneida, was a grand success, al
though the crowd was not so large. A
we'll trained choir led by Professor Web
ster, of Carrollton, rendered good music
j. Grossman opened the meeting with
prayer. Good speeches were made by
Messrs. Grossman, J. r Snyder, Arm
strong and Elliott. Mr.. Elliotts address
was masterful display Of logic and ora
tory, and was we'll received. The young
man certainly has bright future before
him.
A picnic of the farmers Of the -four
adjoining townships of West, Augusta
Brown and Paris, will be held at Mi
nerva, near the fair ground In Mr. Car
sons grove on Thursday, August 90.
The Reformed Sunday school will hole
their picnic on Saturday, August 22
somewhere near town.
Allen o. Zininger stated on Sunday
morning on his wheel for Ada, o. to entel
school at the N. W. o. university.
Eddie G.. zininger started for the sam'
school on Monday morning, going by raj
over the Fort Wayne railroad.
Sultry and warm weather has struol
able to work.
The Disciples held their yeDrly meeting
near Mapleton on last Sunday.
The site for the new scnool house II
District No. 7, has not yet been chosen
A meeting of the householders has beeI
called for Wednesday evening.
NEW BERLIN.
The cider mill owned and operated b,
George Williman has been remodeled, tn
latest improvements have been added, ant
1t is now ready for action.
Mrs. Wlggle, of Mansfield, has beer
the guest Of Mrs. Joe Ssylor the pas
week.
Mr.. Ben Christman, of the Reformed
Sunday school, entertained his class
his home. one mile north of town, OF
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