The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1897-02-18

Is and 30 cents. 1t Is play representing
'ye olien time
Rev. DR.. Leberman is assisting Rev.
Bomberger in bis revival work at Colum
biana.
Mr.. Lest, Of Mount Union college,
spent his vacation with his friend, Prot.
Kccbler.
The Piljt Knob schools will have an
evening lebrstion of Washington's
A good entertainment Is
expected.
The funeral Of Mrs. Peter Folk took
place from her late residence, Monday.
The services were held in the Progressive
Brethren ohurch, Rev. Kimnel, of
Middlebranch, and DIR. Lebermap, Off ;iat-
ing. A large conoourse of people, as
ssmblsd to pay last tribute 20 the de-
CEASED. She was rs years of age.
The township school board met in
regular session yesterday and hired the
following corps of teachers for the
summer term: For Linden Hall, O. @.
Scheetenhelw; Maple Grove, N. @.
Nunamaker; Hickory College, @. f.
Chenot; Philomathesn Hall, l.. ID.
Slower; Pilot Knob, Glenn Clark; Fair
hope, Melvin Summers; Barry vile, X.
O. Kropf; Pleasant Visw, Miss Keturah
Wolfe.
CAMP CREEK.
The funeral of Mrs. wishman was
largely attended.
There was party at Mrs. Kurtz's,
Wednesday evening.
Ni,a Aar oifas ~ Indt ic 81 attinn
ut Jacob Lefer's.
A party was given at Harmon Ruch-
stran's Monday evening.
Mr.. Erastus OFT led the Christian
Eaeavor at Cross Roads, Sunday evening.
The Misses Nora and Nettie Bough-
an visited at Frank Maxhimer's, Sun
day.
Mr.. Louis Dsming has returned from
Michigan and has brought with bim his
lister and cousin.
Messrs. Marion Donat, Charles Poor
man, John Griffith, Erastus Ott, attended
the literary at Ebe ly, Thursday evening
NAVARRO.
Rev. J. d. Downey preached funeral
sermon at JustGs Saturday.
mFS. Ohu duu MITE VIZ mug
spent several days in MassilloD.
Joe Thomas went to Millersburg tn
| attend the funeral Of relative.
Miss Swartzlow ATTENDED the quarterly
conference held at Beach City, Saturday.
The teachers of tho High school at
tended the institute held at Wilmot,
Saturday.
Miss Lizzie Coil left for Cleveland to
spend some time with her sister, Mrs
Vandorsten.
On Monday morning the miners Of
this place went to work In the differen,
mines at 81 cents per ton.
Four converts from the Church of God
at Five Points we're Immersed last Sun
day afternoon In the Tuscarawas riger a,
Navarro.
The Ladies' Aid Society held thei
social at Rev. W. o. Siffsrt's, Wednesday
They are making rag carpets for salt
this spring.
i Mrs. AL. simler and Mrs. A. W
Gnshorn are still dangerously i'll, bit W,
are glad tn note the fact that Mrs. Greete
and Jake F,hl are rapidly improving.
February II, william r. Thomas, q
Pigeon Run, died. Services were held
at Pigeon Run, Saturday afternoon, th
13sh. Interment In Navarro UDiol
cemetery.
j. M. Corl, II. r. Bsnpet, and stvera
others went to Akron to see about
marble and glass factory that Navarr
oil izens were trying to get at this place
The project has failed.
FAIRUOpE
Alyis Dilluan has rented Franl
Smiths farm.
j. II. Heninger has bean having al
attack of the grippe,
Miss Pickens OF Barryyille, is at IT,
home Of Charles Domino.
The Miller Brothers rented Jobi
Grabar's farm for year.
Emile CLAD ieux has accepted position
In the tile factory at Louisville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nave, of Canton, wer
visiting Daniel Smith last Friday.
E. Huber and family, Sundayei will
Mrs. Hubers's parents at Grsensburg.
Mi Hattie Fisher has taken up he
home at the residerce of Reuben Lesh.
Charles Keim and family, of Louis
vile, visited at Fl. l.. Hershey's Sunday
Leonard Swsrtz and family, of Canton
spent Sunday at the home OF G. b. Miller
! Mrs. Rhoden bought the Dillmal
farm at public sale onSaturday for 81, 01O
~ Mrs. Harper, OF Homework, is spend
ing some time at the home of II. L
Hershey.
! Rev. j, Domer, from Crystal park, de
liversd an excellent sermon at the churo
on Sunday evning
William Burroway will move to Canto
In about two weeks. He will go int
} the bakery business.
The Vandersol chill dreD, of Canton
gave very flne entertainment at th
sohool-house, Friday evening.
The Lewis Menegay farm will be soil
by the sheriff In the near future. Al
excellent opportunity for an inyestmen,
Quite number Of our farmers al
selling theie farming utensils intendip
to quiz the business, which has been yer
Improbable Of late.
tff FhEEBUR9.
Mrs. Ruth Ridges will speak !