The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1896-10-29
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
MOGADORE.


was held in Eagle hall at this place,
Thursday evening, October 22. Judge
@. r. Grant and Hon. 8. j. Ritohie adj
dressd the people. Judge O. r. Chant
made one Of the most able addresses
that was ever heard in Eagle hall. Grant
has always been a Republican, having
been elected Judge seven times by the
Republican party But he could not
swallow the St. Louis platform, and so
bolted. The largest crowd of the cam
paign assembled.
Joseph Myers, Of Canton, Is visiting at
the home Of Mr.. K. V. MoCloskey.
, serious railroad wreck occurred at
this place last Tuesday evening at 4:30
on the g. @. 81. s. railroad Seven
teen cars were piled up, but es Providence
would have 1t, nobody was injured.
Election time is growing still nearer,
but the interest grows greater. The free
silver element seems still to grow In this
place, from some nourishment that has
been afforded 1t In some way.
Mrs. Rose Stoffer, of Randolph, ,is visit
ing at her mothers, Mrs Carrie Atchison.
The funeral of Philip Nioodemus oc-
CURED last Friday afternoon.
PARIS.
Edward welsch and Frank Kibler
will speak for the gold standard people
on next Tuesday night.
A large free silver meeting at New
franklin on last Friday B,ght was ad-
dressed by Mrs. Barr and Enos Broslus
of Alliance.
The talented young orator, B. b.
weybrecht, of Alliance, will address
free silver meeting here on next Friday
night. Let everybody turn out, as this
will be the last meeting of the oampaing
at this place.
Mrs. Emeline Shuld and her little
daughter Flossie have returned from an
extended visit to her sister Katie and
other friends and relatives, in Indiana.
They report having had pleasant time
The brick work for the new school
house in district No z, has at last been
commenced The work will now be
pushed forward rapidly, yet the building
cannot be gotten ready In time to begin
school as early as in the other districts.
The last grand rally of the campaign in
Paris township, of the Bryan forces,
will be held in Minerva on Monday
night, November Q. Colonel Poorman,
of Bellaire, o., who has taken part in
fifty campaigns, will be the principal
speaker. Forty-nine Of these campaigns
have been against the Democratic party.
We hope to see the members of all the
Bryan clubs turn out en- masse
Mr.. Ward Myers who has been working
near Deerfield, Portage county, Ohio, Is
at home on a visit.
Miss Nellie Coleman, q domestic work.
ing at Alliance, Is spending few days
with her parents.
Mr.. Thomas Harsh and Miss Lou Myers
were united In marriage on last Thurs
day.
Mrs. Oliver Bates Is on the sick list
Mr.. George Maser purchased the old
school-house in district No. 8 at public
sale on last Monday for the sum of $25.
Mrs. Frank Unkefer is reported as
being very sick with heart trouble.
LIMAvILLE.
Next Tuesday, November 8, let every
bimetallist or free silver Democrat do
his duty and vote for W. j. Bryan, which
means the restoration Of silver and re-
buke to Enlgapd's financial policy.
The sudden death of Miss Grace Green
shield, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
David Greenshield, occurred Friday morn
ing, two miles west of town. Spinal
trouble was the cause of her death. She
was thirteen years Of age. and an only
child. The funeral took place Monday
afternoon at O'Clock, followed by a large
ooncourse of relatives and friends. The
interment was in the Limaville cemetery.
DIR. A. d. Beckett and Adam Heberling
rode to Salem on their wheels Sunday.
Clyde Zaiser, who was accidentally
shot In the head above his right ear, Is
getting along quite we'll. 1t was close
call for the boy.
Mrs. James Cothon visited in Pitts
burg, Pa, Saturday.
Mrs. Samuel Fox Is reported quite
poorly. Her condition is dangerous.
General !. r. Sherwood and b. r.
Weybrecht will address the people OF
Limaville Thursday evening, October 80.
A big crowd 10 expected.
JUSTUS.
In reply TO the so-called ghost story,
printed in the Canton Repository, l wish
to say: As far as oan tell, this story
originated one day when school was not
in progress; the children and teacher
knew nothing OF 1t for some time One
of the men of the district put about 100
BUSHES Of coal into the basement and
shoveling from one side of the pile for
the furnace, perhaps small piece of coal
was undermined, and fell TO the floor.
The fall was harmless. l suppose it was
made known to sec who would believe 1t.
The parties who said 1t are not afraid OF
any such thing, but take a hearty laugh
at It. "a few words to the Justus editor
II you enter your coal house to get a
bucket Of coal and small piece falls to
the lower part of the pile, look out SC
the ghost does not catch you).
1T Is not true that many Of the children
do not come to school. They were all al
school at least one day this week Some
days two or there were at home helping
their parents. Sugar Greek.
RICHVILLE.
Mrs. Mary Fleming, of Columbus
10 has been visiting her mother, Mrs
Aiedron, returned to her home on Satur
day.
visiting with friends In this neighbor
hood.
Mr. Edward Lebeau and sister Anna
are on the sick list. DR.. Eberle, of Can
ton, Is In attendance.
Mr.. A. b. Camps moved on Thursda,
TO Canton.
Mr.. Lewis Stark will occupy the hoas'
vacated by Mr.. Camps, and win DO thu
farming.
Quite a number Of eur prominent