The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1896-04-02
NEIGHBORHOOD News.
LIMAvILLLE.

Messr. Eugene Reynolds and J. p.
Yoder have gone to Akron, at which
place they expect TO engage In work.
! Robert Hox, OF New Milford, was In
town Monday on business.
Mathew Sebrell, and his sister,
Hannah, who have been on the sick list
the past winter, are reported as slowly |
improving.
The literary entertainment given In
this place Saturday evening WAS largely |
attended, and the exercises were very |
good.
! Mr.. Baughman has moved on the farm |
formerly known as the Andrige Cathon |
farm, near Lexington.
Samul Grimes, Of Alliance, was In |
town for several honrs one day last week.
Mrs. Jacob Ruttman, Of Akron, who
las peen visiting relatives here for several
days, has gone to Salem to visit for
several days.
Kirby Smith, went to Cleveland to visit
on Sunday.
Earl Kuntze visited for several days
in Alliance last week.
william Massy, of Alliance, was in
town on business Monday
James Roath and wife went to Canton
Monday to visit for several days Mr..
Roath, who has heen serving on the jury
for the past few weeks, will likely wind
up his laburs.
N p. Mead and wife, of Alliance,
visited here Sunday.
william Broadway end wife, OF Awater,
visited here Sunday.
The sap run the last few days has been
the largest ever known in this vicinity
william Wood made business trip
to Canton Friday.
Garry Hanold has moved on tho Jacob
Hartenstine farm.
Mrs. Mary Winner, who has been
spending the winter in California return
ed home Sunday greatly pleased with
her trip
Clark Hamlin's little baby is reported
quite sick.
It's reported that L. G. Sebrell, of
Akron, has sold his tract of land south
Of town consideration not known.
Henry Fox and Miss Nellie Wilson
were united in marriage Wednesday
evening. Squire j. p Zaiser had the
pleasure Of tying the knot.
Henry Wertenberger has moved in the
Henry Potter home.
Harmon Muesman, the genial hotel
prorietor, comes to the front as the
champion fisherman for this spring.
Monday he succeeded in landing 45 fine
fish Fish gossip will soon be at pre-
MUM when business begins to count
Miss Annie Kuntze has gone to AL
lance.
b. L. Harrington, of Beloit, and Miss
Courtney, of Alliance, were the guests
of friends near town over Sunday.
OP. Sebrell, wife and family, spent
Sunday among Alliance people, return
ing home Monday morning.
John McCamens says he will not take
up his abode in Limayille for the present
Sc Darr and wife visited relatives
in Marlboro Sabbath day.
McDoNALDsvILLE.
Mr.. Joseph Braucher is moving into
S. G. Schreiner's house; Buron Albright
into his own home which was occupied
by Braucher, Mr.. VanBuskirk in the
one which Mr.. Albright occupied
Mr.. Geo. Braucher will move from Plain
township into his home east of town.
Mrs. Samuel Click, a respeced lady Of
this place, died Saturday morning, aged
40 years months and IL days. Mrs.
Click had been ailing for over As years.
Funeral Sunday forenoon at Evangeli-
cal church, Rev. Elder officiating. The
casket was borne to the grave by six of
her grandsons.
The Jr o. U. A. M. will have n grand
entertainment on Saturday evening at the
school house
Daniel Keck intends to build new
house at the north end Of town in the
near future
The schools of this place closed on Fri
day last They will open again for the
spring term on Monday next with Prof.
j. II. Braucher as principal
Samuel Click, Jr., OF Barberton is Wis
iting relatives here. He came to attend
the funeral of his mother
Mr.. ]. Braucher spent Sunday with
G. NJ. Stanser
1t seems that someone of this place
sent you "A batch of news last week. most
of which was little tangled 1t was
not your regular correspondent.
A large crowd attended the exercises
at Fairview District No. 10 Friday
evening. The program was excellent
and an interesting one, opening with a
vocal trio Prot e. o. Reed, Miss Emma
Myers and L. l.. Delap. The plays were
well presented by the different characters
instrumental music was furnished by
Ernest Meir, Prof. E. o. Reed, of Waco
and l.. L. Delap and Miss Laura Mishler,
of Fairhope. The audience showed their
appreciation by the rendering of liberal
applause.
SPARTA.
Our postmaster has moved in Wash
McKinney's property and will move the
office in the old Johnny Beoher property.
Bob WillIgan has moved in the Simon
Rice property.
IsI GOshorn sold his interest In his
store to his partner, G. K. Lots.
The Maccabee ladies aave social Sat
urday night, A good feast they had.
Our schools will close Friday. Mr..
Bowman and Miss Spohnhauer have
taught good school this winter. Hope the
board will hire them for the next term.
VIM. Baughman, the steel roofer, put a
roof on VIM. Geokler's barn, Saturday.
The ticket Monday will be a mixed
one. John Teeples Aft Young, George
Walker, Tom Murray and Emery How
epstine are ON the various tickets for
trustees and Elmer Guest, George
Fetters and Hal. Bair, for clerk. John