The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1896-11-12
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
SPARTA

SPAhIA
Democrats here say the peoples will
is law, and have submitted to it, and Nc
Kinley is our president
John Mckinney, an aged citizen, diet
and was buried In Sparta cemetery. Rev.
Floyd offlciated
Rev. Neely received the sad news of his
sisters death In Pennsylvania
Mrs. Ike Gibler (nee Fetters) died We'd
dnesday, with pneumonia OF the lungs.
Rev Nicely conducted the funeral. Inter
ment at Sparta She leaves husband
and one child, a boy to mourn her de-
parture.
Drs. Dewitt and Kahlor removed
tumors from Mrs. Alb. Dyer. She. is
getting along nicely.
John Sicksafoose was buried at
Melchimer's Sunday, November o. His
pastor, Rev. Floyd offiCiated. He was
a member OF. the NJ. e. church, and was
In his 18th year. He was an excellent
man, loved by all who knew him. He
leaves a wife, four sons and three daugh-
ters, who feel deeply the loss they have
sustained.
G. e. Lots has moved on Mahlon
Slutz's farm. Isaac Goshorn will move
in the house vacated by him.
There will be memorial services at
Asbury next Sunday at 2 p. m. Revs.
Cassidy, Floyd and Nicely will talk of the
lives Of Isaac Shelton and Rebecca Slutz,
deceased.
MARLBORO.
The election is over, but there are just
as many enthusiastic silver people now
as before. 1t is not dead cause.
The Mckinley jollifcation Saturday
evening was the slimmest affair for many
day, except the Republican vote at this
place, on election day.
william Werner, of Findlay. O., is
visitin ng friends and relatives In town.
Miss Fodel Capsad die, of Salem, is
spending few days with her parents
east of town.
Newton Woods is reported sick with
sore throat.
George Teagarden, who has been on the
sick list for few days. 10 convalescing.
District conference was In session at the
NJ. e. church Monday and Tuesday.
Mrs. Elias Haines is. reported on the
sick list.
Miss Clara Hisey spent Sunday with
her parents west of the village.
We understand that our dearly beloved
Methodist minister has recently made the
statement that the reason Marlboro town.
ship had so many silver people was be-
cause the people had no brains. We wish
to remind the gentleman that he was
sent here over year ago to educate these
| .Ia nd do in
eral, but think from his own statement
that he has sadly failed, and wonder that
such an enlightened and intelligent per
son should so long remain In such o
place even after he has found that praying
and preaching Mckinley from the pulpit
of his church has done no good. We sug'
gest that he resting and go to some COM
munity that has people with brains.
NEW BERLIN.
The Pocahontas Circle met at the
home of Mrs. Hoover, and the following
program was rendered: Piano solo, Miss
Carrie Hoover; "Cliff Dwellers," Miss
Della Patterson; Biography Of John
Brown, M rs. Nettie Lesh; vocal solo,
Coast Aside" Miss Cora Kolp; BATTLE
of Monitor and Merrimac." Miss Bertha
Lesh; empress Eugenia," Mrs. Sue
Hoover; Natural Bridge" Miss Irene
Hover; vocal duet, Mrs. Sue Hoover
and Mrs. Kate Coleman; piano solo, Miss
Mary Hoover; The circle was favored
with beautiful song by the little Evans
sisters.
Mrs. Vial and Mrs. Francis Shook
Miller of Talmadge, Ohio, are visiting
relatives In Berlin.
The Republicans are jubilant over what
they suppose to be their victory. 1t may
help some of the loudest ones to homes
for a few years, but It won't keep them
from the work k-h0use unless they are
law-abiding citizens. II there is pros
perity we will gst our share and are will
ling to work for it-"honest labor"
The family of Henry Wise are sorely
afflicted with typhoid fever. Three in the
family are onnfinph with IL.