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

turned to Columbus to begiu their next
years work.
MIR. Frank b ORTIZ together with his wife
and son, Of Carroll junty gaves Ed. A.
Zininger and fainily pleasant call on
last Saturday.
Mr.. Levi Haynam has returned from
Toledo.
Mr.. John LEM, wife and daughter,
have been on an extended visit to 1ndi-
ana. They have b. en- gore two weeks,
and returned on Wednesday.
Charles Saulters Is opening a new
ooal bank.
Most of our farmers inte nd sowing
their wheat It's this fall on account Of
the Hessi,n fly.
NEW FRANKLIN.
Major Baird and son Don, we're in
the village this week on business.
Mr.. Bert Davis and wife of Alliance,
visited Mrs. Bankerd last Thnrsday.s
Mis-. Minnie Kiugsbury and daughter
are the guests Of her. parents.
o. l.. Hartz j ana family, visited at
Howard Miler's in Canton on last Sun
day.
Miss Flo Smith spent Saturday and
Sunday with her friend Miss Mary
Roose, near Homework.
Mr.. Frank Haynam has engaged Az
las Patz to mine coal this winter.
Charlie Fultz was on the sick list last
week.
Mr.. j ohn Hudson will move to AL
lance soon.
Mrs. Peter Jones, of Canton, is the
guest Of he's parents.
Mr.. Ike Smith aud wife, visited their
son Will lasI Monday.
SPARTA.
VIM. Geckler has the biggest ftraw
stack in Pike. His trott er-in-law, Sam.
Frease built it for him. Sam. is an
expert in the business. William got
over 500 Bushels of oats and nearly 900
bushels Of wheat; 26 bushels Of timothy
ed. He has 20 acres Of corn which
promises t. yield a big crop He has
prospects for big yield of clover seei.
william is one of Our be t farm eTs
Ward Dyer has com menced his school
in the primary department Prof o. X.
Smith nil be at the helm 10 few VI ks
in the advance depart lent.
John Davis and family, of Massillon
Slndayed with his brother a If ed Davis,
on Main street.
Daisy Davis spent Saturday and Sun
day vito her c1usio, Myrtle Eversole.
Jane Young is very sick with bowel
trouble.
Quit a number attended the picnic at
Asbury and regort good time.
The NJ. II. and Christian Sunday
schools unite In picnic near Sparta on
Saturday,, Sept. 18Th A big time is ex-
peUte.
MARLBORO.
W. II. Snyder was on the sick list a
few days last week, but was able to re-
sune his duties In the school room Mon
day.
II. G Miller was home Sunday.
Mrs. Jo,eph Walton AMI children of
Minerva spent a few days in town with
friends.
Silva Gehman fell from the porch steps
at the residence of John Holzbaugh and
broke her right arm last Friday evening,
Johnny Hisey has been quite sick but
its convelesc mt.
Mrs. Goe. Powell was on the sick list
last week.
The young people Of the Disciple Sun
day school gave an entertainment In the
town hall Wedr esday evening.
There will be an election ard liter,ry
entertAir ment given In the town hal
Friday eve ing.
e. S. WBlker now smil s because ht
is grandpa"
ElWood Harmony, 4. A. Miller, r.
Wears Ter and S. H. Hnlibaugh have
gone to Bolivar where they will 81 end 9
week Ia camp. They will be Joined by
several others.
The school board is revising the'courst
of study laid out in our public schools
and will have new catalogues out in the
near fuEpre.
Our base ball club WAS defe tied by tht
Atwater CLUB Saturday.
LIMAVILLE.
The fiueral of Charles G. Kuntze WA
held here Sunday. IL was the lsrges
ever Id la this secti,p. The intsrmen
was made in the Limaville CENT terry
Me-. Kuntzs was one of the pioueer sat
tlers of Limaville, having lived her,
since 1855. Mr.. Kuntzs was by trade
potter and WAS the surviving membs
of the senior Of the firm of Kuntz g. Son
BY the death of Mr., Kuntze Limayill,
has lost good oitizen, one who Away
took quite an interest in the town. II,
leaves a widow and seven children Il
mourn his loss. Mr.. Kuntze was ma
tive # Germany, was born In 1917 ant
came to Limaville In 1851. He was en-
gagged In the war Of 1848, between th,
German factions, when an attempt wa
made to establish Republican form o
government.
Rev. Paine's family, who have been
spending about two months in their sum
mer home, returned to Steubenville las
wesk.
William Rhodes of Glenville, Pa.
visited here for several days reSently.
Rev. ID. W. Spinkle, of Ashland, file
the pulpit in the U. b. church Sunda
evening.
Eugene Reynolds, who works at Ne,
Milford, was home over Sunday.
Mrs. T. A. Mains, who has been spend
ing several weeks In this place returne
to her home In Cleveland.
Mr.. Kutssmeyer, wife and daughter
of Mosadore, visited here over Sunday.