The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1896-12-17
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
LIMAVILLE.

will te held Saturday evening, DooemDsr
20.
A little wave Of excitement occurred
at the the depot Wednesday. Several
oars jumped the track, came near going
over an embankmment.
Frank Labs, Of Akron, was In town
Wednesday on business
The funeral Of Mrs. Samuel Fox was
largely attended Wednesday.
Rev. J. e. Porter, pastor Of the y. b.
church Of this place, preached quite an
interesting sermon, Sunday afternoon.
DR.. A.. d. Beckett is reported on the
sick list.
Mayor j. P. Zaiser, H. b. Paxson and
Daniel Smith spent last week In Canton
as q witnesses.
Mrs. Leonard, Of Salem, was visitor
In town last week.
Mr.. Erwin, Of Paris, was the guest OF
Henry Potter, last week.
II. A. Belts, Of wellsville, was the
guest of his parents lass week.
Ed. Derwechter and Frank Henry,
went to Cleveland Saturday on q visit.
Quarterly meeting will be held in the
U. b. church Saturday and Sunday.
The presidig elder, d. W. Sprinkle, will
be here.
John Stratton, of New Baltimore, had
a terrible runaway on Saturday. Forum
ately he was not hurt and but little
damage was done TO the wagon or team.
The team ran between two bridges, over
turning the wagon In the stream.
PARIS.
Mr.. John Slagle, who reside near
Minervs died last Friday, at the age Of
30 years, and was buried here on last
Sunday afternoon. Rev. M. l..
Sohmuoker of the Lutheran church Of
Minerva, preached very good sermon on
the occasion.
Mr.. Jacob Unger, aged 81 years,
proprietor of the Center House at
Minerva, was buried on Friday.
Mr.. william Shipe is sufferer from
chronic trouble of the bladder.
Mr.. Levi Walker has been on the sick
list during the past week.
Mrs. v. Mong has also been sick for
several weeks.
There will be a public sale of he
personal property of Amanda Shelley,
deceased, on next Thursday, In the after
noon.
There will be spelling school at
Sand hill district, No 2, on next Wednes-
day night.
The first meeting Of the Paris Union
Literary Society was held on last Sstur-
day night. A very large crowd was out
and the performances were good. The
play called "Adrift" was rendered better
than we have e,er seen 1t rendered before.
On last Thursday night nine invited
families met at the residence Of Mr.. Oliver
Bates for the purpose Of having an oyster
supper and surprise party. 1t was the
occasion of Mrs. Bates 39th birthday.
Never was surprise more complete. The
surprise was arranged by Mr.. r. FL.
Sharer an Mr. Bates himself. Oysters,
cakes, pies, etc., constituted the supper.
The evening was spent in playing various
games. The party dispersed at mid
night, all feeling that tho evening had
been pleasantly spent.
SPARTA.
DR.. Dewitt was hurriedly called to see
Grandma Dyer last week. She was very
i'll.
ALT +. Davis tried firing boilers at
Magnolia brick yard, but couldn't stand
the night work
The trustees of the Disciple parsonage
uDroofed the house last week.
william Baughman has put in picket
mill at the Rrist mill.
Te first lecture given at Sparta by Prof.
Workman was grand, and the house was
filed, all pleased to hear him and ask his
return.
The second lecture will he given by
Rev. George Anderson, OF Youngstown,
an EnGilshman by birth, full of humor.
His subject will be "a Life In Lo ndon. -
December 10, 1S96,at the Disciple church.
william Buohman has finished his
road work.
MOGADORE.
The funeral Of Miss Gertruue Hope,
who died In Chicago last Friday, occurred
at this place Sunday afternoon, She was
"a years Of age
The Mogadore Tree Silver Club will
render program on the evening Of Jan.
uary 8, the day on which the noble
General jackson defeated General Paken-
ham, who had been drilled under We'll
lington, Napoleon opposer, For thi'
Btoap iohpi Juohsoh was tbyibu bn6 VIC
tor Of Viotors. This battle was fought
on January 8, 1915, just 81 years ago.
A dime social Will be given at the
home of Mrs. Robert Gates Wednesday
evening. December 10. Cheese, jelly and
ham sandwiches will be served. A good
time is assured.
A farewell party will be given at the
home of Miss Pearl Russell, Thursday
evening, December 1, In honor of Miss
Russell.
An illustrated lecture entitled In the
Siums Of Great Cities" Will be delivered
at Eagle hall, Saturday evening, Deoem-
ber 10, by Rev. Culp. Admission, 20
cents; children, 10 cents.
A grocery store and five and ten-oent
store will be opened he.e at an early day.
The regular meeting of the Mogadore
Free Silver Club will occur next Saturday
evening. In Davis hall
DIR. Steele and family are In town.
Thursday evening the X. Of p, had
their election of officers, which resulted
as follows: u O., Il. v. MoCloskey; v.
o., = Arehart; p, r. J. Bouers; M.
w., A. Carter; K. r. N. r., g. Gutes
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