The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1897-12-09
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
McDONALDSVILLE.

McDONALDSVILLE.
A literary society will be organi zed at
this place.
The schools Of this place gwere photo
graphed on Monday.
Prof. and Mrs. G.. NJ. Strauser's little
girl is on the sick list
Mrs. A. Stoner, who has been on the
sick list, is recovering.
The NJ. f. Sunday school is arranging
for Christmas entertainment
Township Clerk Strausser and Squire
Keck were in Canton on business Satur-
day.
CAMP CREEK.
Services at Cross Roads next Sunday at
10 n. IN.
Literary at Cross Roads next Friday
evening.
A dance was held at Marion Donat's
last Tuesday evening.
Mr.. Charles Blehl was married to- Miss
Alice Denning last Thursday.
A surprise party was held at William
Kipper's last Thursday evening.
Frank whitmore is getting along nicely
since he got that shock at the party.
1t is said that young imam from near
Justus is getting along nicely asl ex-
pected.
Quite number of sick people around
here but nothing serious.
Messrs. Arnold and McCrea, of Can
ton were here Monday appralsing.
Quite number Of new hands have
gone to work in the Hoover factory.
The lecture given by Mr.. Frazer last
Friday evening was attended by. large
audience and highly appreciated.
Rev. Marheim Ruthraff will preach on
Sunday evening next in the Union
church. Many of his old acquaintances
will like to hear him.
The ladies of the Christian church will
hold Christmas bazaar for the sale OF
fancy goods, dolls, quilts and clothing in
great variety They will serve supper
also. It will be held on Friday and
Saturday, December II and lS.
NAVARRO.
Miss Minerva Brown spent Sunday
with Miss Ida Hug.
Next Sunday forty hours devotion will
begin. in st. Clements church.
Mr.. Ed. Rein, Sr., who has been on the
sick list SO long, is slowly improving.
Rev. j. wyandt will begin series of
revival meetings in the U. b. church
after the holidays.
No Christmas entertainment will be
held in the NJ. K. church this year, but
a treat will be given to the childrne.
The members of st. Clements church
will hold bazar in the Bennett build
ing on Canal treet, beginning December
22 and lasting three days.
On Sunday night Bishop Horstman, of
Cleveland was met by the Knights of st.
John and escorted to st. Clements par
sonage. On Monday morning over 1870
connrmants were confirmed by the
bishop assisted by Fathers Mcclure and
Arnold, of Canotn Kuhn and Mahon, OF
Massillon, Boeskin, of West Brookfleld,
Kuebler, OF Canal Fulton and Muller OF
Navarro.
Mrs. Edward Swihart has recovered
again.
The mines at this place are working
steady.
Job Morn is drilling on the S. d.
Baughman farm.
Peter Bourkel has joined the Goat
Hill band again.
Mrs. Peter Bourkel visited at A.. Har,
wicks last Thursday.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Harwick,
daughter, last Thursday.
Girt Bightman moved into the house
vacated by Daniel Swlhart.
Thomas Baughman will move into the
Harold house and will farm the place.
S. ID. Baughman has finished his chop
mill and is ready to grind all kinds OF
grist.
Mr.. Daniel Swihart moved to near
Stanwood last Tuseday in John
Albright's house.
There will be shooting match held
at Louis Clicks ON Christmas by the
Goat Hill gun club. Everybody is inyit-
ed to come and have good time.
Mr.. Arthur Harold was seriously in
jured at the Klondike mine Saturday
morning, having bone split in his leg.
DIR. j. H. Snively, of West Lebanon, is
attending him.
PARIS.
Mr.. Bates is still improving and is now
able to sit up in his bed.
Several of our teachers attended the
examination at Canton last Saturday.
Mr.. John Seneften has recovered from
the measles and is now able to teach his
school
On Sunday morning Rev. Lauten-
schlager delivered fine sermon on
t'Chrlst's Second Coming"
The teachers reading circle met in dis
trlot No. Saturday afternoon. On ac-
count of the examination and the weather
only six teachers were present.
The Paris township teachers institute
was held in district No. 3 Saturday even
Ing. President Ed. A. Zininger called the
meeting to order at 7;15. Mis- Lillian
Simmer the secretary, called the roll and
read the minutes. Mr.. Raymond Hay
man, of New Franklin, gave talk on the
relation of the parent to the school,
which was further discussed by w. "
Stimmel and Ed A Zininger Prof. ]. H.
Brauher then gave a fine talk on school
government. New Franklin was select
ed as the place for the next meeting,
December 10. MIR. Jones, of Minerva,
and Il. G.. Zininger, of Tolapahok, are on
the program. Snpt. o. w, Kurtz, of
Minerva, gave a 45 minute talk ON the
subject of Twenty years experience in
the spublic schoois.' Among the sub
jects treated We're, home, school, compan-
ions, literature, habits, character, des-
tiny, the good road and the bad road.
Prof, Kurtz Is a fine speaker aud always
leaves a good impression. NNf
NEW FRANKLIN.