The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1897-01-28
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
HARTvILI.E.

HARTvILI,E.
Rev. DR.. Shoemaker, from Tiffiu,
preached here Sunday, owing to the ILL
ness Of Rev. J. A. Kellar, who Is slowly
recovering.
@. X. Geilliuger tas returned from a
visit to Colum bus.
Miss Irene Weaver has returned from,
a ten days visit to Akron among relatives
and friends.
A picked crowd mum beriug about forty
spsnt a y easrnt time rt the home of Mr..
Lambe,t's, at Randolph, o., Monday,
January 25.
Mr.. Pontius, of Canton, was in town
ON business last week.
o. E. Kreigbhaum spent Sunday In
New Berlin.
@. @. sheetenheim spent Sunday at
home.
The Stone Pile Literary Society will
give an entertainment on next Thursday
night.
Last Friday Mrs ETA Smith and
daughter, Nrs. Mag. Hildenhit 10 and
daughter, and Miss Leda M. Riley and
several Others, took the train at RDberts-
willie and went to Canton to surprise Mr..
Jaw Massr and wife. They returned on
SATURDAY. and report that they succeeded
admirably.
Mr.. B. M. Stier aud brother are ex-
pectsd to return from their western trip
on Tuesday.
The Freeburg Literary held an interest
ing session ON last Friday night. The
next meeting will be on Friday night one
week. The Cuban question Will then
be discussed.
On Monday morning the Thermometers
registered twenty degrees below zero In
our town--the ooldest that 1t has been
for many years.
The Paris Township Teachers Read
ing Circle will meet at Sand Hill, District
No. 2, on next Saturday afternoon at
O'Clock.
The Paris Township Teachers Institute
will hold it's next regular meeting ir
District No. ON next Saturday evening
Let every teacher be present II possible.
MARLBORO. 'eN~N y
Come to the Silver meeting rMonda,
evening, February 1. and hear goot
program.
Rev. K v. Collars, president OF Hiram
= college, VIII fill the Disciple pulpit Sun
day.
Miss Mattis Hicks, of Atwater, ha
returned home after visiting Marlbor'
friends.
The Jr. o. ". A. NJ. will hold thei
annual oyster supper Friday evening.
ELI Haines ia still confined to his hom
with rheumatism.
J. W. Wearstlpr is contemplating tril
to the Pacific slope for his health.
A few days ago a wandering Jew cam
to our town and opened a shoe store witt
a somewhat scartv stock, but after find
ing that tho place had gone Demo >rati
last fall and that the Majors "pros
perity" had not forcibly nor favorahl
struck the place, he tDnk an ealry de
parture for mere congenisl cline.
Mrs. W. A. F. Miller is better at tbi
writing.
Elwood Harmony sprained his ankl
very severely last week.
Mrs. n. Southworth Is suffering fioi
erysipelas.
Mrs. Tom Lyons has returned home.
The little son of Newton Woods is o
the sick LIT.
Mrs. Sylvia Crow is sick with la gripp
A merry crowd Of students from M
Union visited our town Saturday eveDin
aud ara No. on the list Of sleighin
parties.
The ladies of the Disciple church wi
give social at the home OF M. Re
iogls's, on Saturday evening, Janual
so, and extand an Invitation to all.
~ Ia
of Louisville, spent few days with
3. Hisey.
LIMAvILLE
Walter Mullins and his father,
Wooster, were In this neighborho'
recently.
Mrs. Mary Mains has gone to Clevtlai
TO visit her daughter, Mrs. Cobb.
s. J. Hershey spent several days
town last week.
Fred Siebert had several of his fings
badly laoeraied In outing box.
H. B. Paxson was l. y nton last wee
Fcllpwipg persons are reported sio
Garry Harold Mrs. l.. ID. Roatb, al
little girl; Mrs. o. p. Sebrell, Mrs.
j. ANTHONY; Psail Paxson; Hsrm
Weiley's littl, gill; Joseph YodeI's lit
child, and N. A. Wagner.
II. O. Ware, a well known traveli
man. who spent Sunday here with
wife, left fir Youngstown.
Newton Thomas and wife, of Salsl
were the guests Of T., lends Monday.
Mr.. Adams, of Sslineville, has rent
y, the Henry Potter farm south Of tow
Harvey Zaiser, Of Canton, was in tol
last week. Nft
s. U. Oyster made business trip
Cleveland last week.
Mrs. Clark Hamlin iG reported sick.
Prof. l.. A. Leonard, OF the Limavl
school, resumed his work Monday, af
several dsys Absence owing to sickn
In the school.
Limaville Literary Society will b
forth In tina school house Saturday ey
ing, January 80.