The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1896-03-26
.NEIGHR9RHOOD NEWS
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MoGADORE.
A lecture was givon last Thursday
eveninp by a man from Tennessee. The
subject was the Bible. 1t was not very
well attended, owing to the inclemency
of the weather,
A family by she name of Carper, resid.
ING south of town, found their baby two
months old dead in the cradle last week.
Deputy Collector Ferd Webber, of the
internal revenue department, was in
town on business Friday.
The crazy dinner given by the W. G. L.
u, was we'll patronized.
A quilting was held at Mrs. Charles
Atchison's Thursday.
Miss Hart, of Solon, is visiting Miss
Eva Hall
Mr.. AL Hale returned home from the
convention at Columbus Friday.
Miss Grace Myers Is visiting her tather
in Columbus.
Wallace Porter has been on the sick list.
Mr.. Cartmill, the station agent, Is tax
ing lay off for 2 few weeks. Mr. Long,
of Sherrodsyille, filling his place
The Pine SHOP Company have their
office set up and have moved their office
goods from A kron here. They retain
their same Office employees, Mr.. Ford
Fenton. bookeeper and Miss Parmar,
typewriter.
A man from Canton was in town last
week negotiating for jewelry store He
rented a room in the Davis block.
Mrs. AL. Cou, Ds went to Hartville last
Wednesday
The School literary club gave
its last exercise Friday. The program
vas splendid The question for debate
was: Resolved That country life is
more pleasant than city life." 1t was dc
oided in favor of the affirmative.
d b Baillie Is spending week in Salem
with his brother
Hon. T. w. Myers returned home from
Columbus Saturday
The supper Saturday evening at Mr..
John .Riero was well attended.
Mr.. f. V. McCloskey spent Sunday in
Canton.
Quite an excellent sermon was deliv'
cred at the Disciple church Sunday even
ing, March 15 by Rev. Patterson.
A dime social will be held at the home
of Mrs. Cora Gates Friday evening.
NEW FRANKLIN.
The Moor farm is not sold as reported
but rented to L. Neel, who will take pos
session about April l.
Moving time is aobut here and quite O
number of changes will be made here
this spring A. Rorabaugh goes to Louis
Vile; Ora Crowl will occupy the Deeper
property; J. Unkefer, the Clark Blanch
ard house; r. Haymen the c.. Essig
property; Jasper Shaw will move to Hib
bits, Carroll county; s. Oyster to thC
f. Roof house G. Nunamaker to the
Summerville house, and Orin Bates goe'
to Alliance.
Dwight Hoop will begin work for S
Metz the first of April.
The young people held prayer meet
ing at 5. Oysters, Sunday afternoon
The re vival meeting held in the NJ. f.
church has closed with quite a number
OF conversions, there being about seventy
eight ut the altar. On last Sunday ther'
were thirty seven baptisms by affusioI
and admitted to the church on probation
and two by letter in full membership.
Miss Della Zeperniak of Toledo, whc
has been visiting Myrta Sponseller, anC
Jennie Shaw the past week, has returneC
home.
Louie Smith made his usual Sunda.
trip to Canton Su nday.
X. Morton has been on the sick list
but is better at this writing.
Jasper Shaw was with friends las
week in Columbiana county.
LITTLE BRICK NEWS.
The young folks of this vicinity wei
coined their new neighbors, Mr.. Stuck
who recently moved ON the Clark farm
with vocal and Instrumental music, anC
the guests were Hospitality received. Prof
e. A. Binkley delights in relating the ad
ventures of his trip to the Guess district
Fnl IL II,
the winter term on the 2Sth. There will
be an exhibition held one week afte
school Is out, on the evenings of the 81
will be manager. The program is a
follows:
First-A negro farce in one act en-
tiled "Uncle jeff"
Second-A temperance DANA in tw
acts, entitled Wrecked, which contain
sentiment.
Third-A drama in four acts, entitled
1.-TWO Bad Boys, which Is all fun.
Fourth-A farce entitled "Our Hotel
or Rats, the Bell Boy" Pains are heinz
taken TO make this success. All are in
vited. Price of admission, 10 cents
LOUISVILLE
Miss Helen Prenot, of Osnaburg, spen
SuDuay WIN IoulsVlHe friends.
Rev. ]. l., KiInmel preached his fare
we'll sermon to a large ooncourse of peo
pie last Sunday evening. He move'
TO Middlebranch Tuesday
Mrs. Shidler, of Salem, is visiting oil
friends in town. p
Miss Anna MarburRer, Of Canton, l
visiting her aunt Mrs Kate Newhouse
on South Chapel street.
Martin Coy and family will move Il
the Schilling block where they will be q
nome in the future.
The schools of the township closed las
Friday. The PILOT Knob school raised
beautiful pole in front of the school
house, and unfurled "Old Glory to tn
breeze as a closing act.
Maple Grove school will give oonoer
Saturday evening, Arril 4. The proceed
are TO be used In the purchase OF flag.
The Fairh0pe school VIII give an exhi
bition next Saturday evening at whic
time they will play "Unole Tom
Cabin"
The first OF April Is approaching arid 1
bringing with IL the usual number Q
Fittings" F"