The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1897-09-30
NEIGHBORHO0D NEWS.
GREENToNNN.

AlDprt ana Will SUI Duhhultib Huh N"aA
lilies, of Brim1eld were the gu SITS of W.
II. Ream sunday
Farmers are busy outing corn. 1t is
good crop hut hss been damaged some
by the early frost.
Daniel Heffde Ia builhi ng ho1se on
his celery f,rm which he purchased fro N
ID. j. Wise last spring.
The H. B. Camp Co. has been running
day and night for some time. They ship
rom 1 to is car loads Of ware daily.
,. We are Glad to again see our friend
Georoe Kreighbaum in town. He has
b, en- conflued to his bed for q long time
PARIS
Mrs. JOSH h Clappes is on the sick list
with typhoid few er.
Mr.. Calvin Waltz Of Tolapahok, died of
typhoid fever and was buried on last
THURSDAY.
Mr.. David Mutts is wearing pleasant
co1ntenauce because Of the arrival OF a.
daughterin his. s.home.
The Lutheran synod Of the Euglish
district will meet at Paris in the Luth-
etran church on October 1, to continue
one week.
The next session Of the Paris township
sand .v scnool co hyentiln will be held ut
Robertyille on Saturday, 0ctoter 10,
afternoon and evening".
Mr.. william Jones has accepted po-
sitiou as teacher of the grmmarsscho IN
Minerva. There is vacancy In the Parls
schoo, We hope some old and eHpar-
isncId teacher will apply for the posi-
ton.
MARLBORO.
T. g. White was In Canton on business
Saturday.
H. F. Replogle was in Canton on bus
iness Saturday.
E. H. Ssaohrist, of Raveuna, has 'ented
the b, Britton pr, perty until spring.
The aid ,ciety of the Disciple church
will Rive dinuer at Rev. cummings
Wednesday.
The Derham BROTH rs and families, of
New Berlin vera the guests OF heV. h.
NJ. Cum Awnings Sunday.
-Four couplts from our village attended
the recital given by Miss Corl at Middle-
b-anch Sat lrday evening.
numbsr of our citizens attended
Raudoloh fair last Saturday and great
many more will go to Canton this week.
Dawn Wearstler entertained about
twenty-five ot her little girl friends sat
urday afternoon. After a low nours
rambling throngh house ana lawn the lt-
tie people were trea'et to nicely pre-
nareaslunch by Mrs. Wears lei, afterIwhich
they went to their several homes feeling
very happy.
The first literary sessions of the yer
we're held in the rooms of our s,hool! last
Friday and we're quite intsrerting, sho.-
inc the appreciation II literary talent in
our village which can only be acquired
by hard work. La the high ON due
credit must given Miss Reynolds for her
sketch on Washington Irving aud to Miss
Maud Holbaugh for the talent and orl8l-
nality displayed In the periodical known
RS Tie Funnybonnet. In tne other rooms
the re iTati lns were intsrspersed with
songs by the pupils. h&4sS
NEW FRANKLIN.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. G. Hawkins and Mr..
and Mrs. Curt Nor JheAd spent Sunday
at Elson VandegIit's.
joan b. Unkefer starts for Hunting
ton, Ind, this week.
Mis-. Kate Whitelather and babe, of Co.
lumbiI City, Ind, arrived home st Sat
urdhy.
Mrs. Susan Bankerd is visiting friends
in the country.
will Haiues and mother, Of Caution,
were guests Of I. M. Smith Saturday
night.
Rev. Pennel and family eDjoyei the
hospitality Of Mr.. and Mrs Albert
Hawkins last Friday night.
l.. O. Hartzel and family spent Sunday
with his parents near Freeburg.
Miss Minnie Senften is able to be al o 1T
again.
JACOB Brecker is visiting his daughter
in Harrison cuunty.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Frank Koon, Mr. and
Mis-. Loigelsle, of Homeworth, and @r.
and Mrs. John johnson, Of Canton, were
guests of Mr. AMI Mrs. Hyde Marshal
Sunday.
Lester Walters will move to Canton.
will Smith and family spent Saturday
nj ght with his parents.
Jesse ID, wis visited his brother Alonzo
last Sabbath.
NEW BERLIN.
Mr.. John Schick had his foot badly
crushed while unloading cider.
The teachers ADD Pup Ia attended the
couatg fair on Wednesday.
Mr.. George Mttzgar and Miss Della
Patters IN were married on Sunday
evening at the home Of Leah Carpe lter,
Rev. kuDKle officiating.
Willis Wise, Myers, Shriver and
Charles Coleman spent Sanday In Cleve-
ltnu.
Miss Katie Wolf, of Canton, called
on friends here Tuesdsy.
The silver me e,ting was largely attended
on Saturday evening. The speeches were
full Of prActcal illustrations ana highly
appreciated. The meeting was a succe
Ia every way with the exception of time,
quite number having town f'r their
homes before the speaker began, 1t beihg
9 o'clock, which is almost an unreason-
able hour
Mr.. Ben Chri tmau and Mrs. Ira
Sheets, If tie Reformed s. $. too< tGeir
cl 'sses on az outiug to Meyers lake on
Saturday.
The Berlin cider mill is doing au un-
expected amount If business this year.
NAVARRO.
Mrs. Wm. Prickman left for Wheel
ing to visit her mother.
The Misses Lou and Lizzie Simetz, of
Akron, are spending their vacation with
their mother, Mrs. Jogerst
Rev. E. Nolre, of Nashville, will preach
his first s,rmon in the Nj. E. church
Sunday morning October g. Rev e. l.,