The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1897-03-18
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
PARIS.

Mr.. Charles Musser has rented the
Emery eponseller farm
Mr.. J. J. Speakman intends to build a
new house this summer.
Mre. Amanda Oyster, Of Freebure, was
buried at the Stoner cemetery near Louis
VILE, on last Thursiay. Rev. j. +.
A. Lartenschlager OF Waynesburg, Off
ciated.
Some of our winter terms of school
will close in two weeks.
Both Demo cratic and Republican
primaries were held in this township on
last Saturday afternoon. On the Demo
cratic ticket as far as heard from, are the
following gentlemen: For treasurer, b.
b. Bowman; TRUSTEE, Jacob Berger; CON
stable, Homer wartman and Avin
Hahn; assessor, Robertsville precinct Il.
N. DtvIux; Paris prt cinct, Arthur Stim-
mel Minerva precinct -.
MAPLEToN.
Mr.. Adam Long is attending Canton
regularly.
Mr.. Charley Sautters is going to move
on the Lnehr farm and his past home
will be occupied by George Bentz, who
now resides on the Montgomery farm.
Mr.. Fred Tompkins, OF Licking oountv,
is goibg to work for Mr.. Adam Long this
coming summer.
Mr.. Titus Loutzsnh, iser, we'll to do
farmer, has made an assignment.
Mrs william Welker Is abont over her
sick spell.
Msplstou can boast Of cornet band
and an orchestra.
Mr.. Charles Waltz has taken boy to
raise.
HARTvILLE.
The examination for admittanoe into
the High school.was well attended
The evening Of Thursday, March 20,
will close the Lecture Course The HOff-
nan brothers, Of DGylestowD, will enter
tain the public. They are the blind
singers and whistlers. Everybody cordial
ly invited. Admission, 10 and 10 cents
The meeting at Midway,..O., was well
attended
Another examination will be held at
Hartville High school, Saturday, March
%. All scholars of Lake township en-
teItaining an idea Of entering school here
should be present.
HoMEwoRTH.
BE. Stump and wife attended the
funeral OF Mrs. Amanda Oyster at Free
burg, Thursday
The Sunny Hill school closed Friday
with grand literary entertainment in
the afternoon.
Mr.. s.. 5. Burs1n will have public
sale next Saturday, two miles east Of
Homework.
Tne Rosenberger farm, east of town,
will be sold on Saturday, April $. The
farm contains 81 acres.
Walter Sanor will move to East Rooh-
ester In short time
Lewis Beiz has rented the old home
farm for another year.
j. h. Davidson and son W ill soon move
their general mprobano lie and groceries
etc., into their large and commodious
building, formerly occupied by DR.. III. Il.
Trollinger as drug store.
The hoard Of education cf Knox tow .
ship held special meeting Moneay to
transact some important business,
Born to John Slagel and wife,a SOD.
C. Summer will move south of New
Cham beIsburR.
John Sheehan has moved to his new
home and is having his house repaired.
The entertsinment S saturday evening
was largely attended.
MoGADoRE.
The new buildiug Of Harvey Breckin-
ridge, now In the course Of erection, IL
nearing completion.
Mr.. Every, sfoion boss on the c., G..
81 S., at this place, has been removed to
Navarro.
Last Friday night, BURGLARS entered
the G, @. 81 s. depot at this place, but did
not obtain anything
The J. o. U. A. NJ. held a ma d uerads
ball 10 Eagle hall last Friday evening.
The prize winners were: First, Wallac3
Piero, watch chain; second, Whip Week
erly, box of cigars; third, George Hope,
box of letter paper.
The Mogadore Free Silver Club held
their regular meeting la Davis hall
Saturday eVsning
Miss TTevis Potts has been on the tick
list.
Miss Pearl Myers, who has been teaching
school near Akron, returned home
Saturday.
Mrs. E, V. McCloskey and son. Joseph,
spent Thursday and Friday in Canton.
Mr.. William Web. was ia Canton
Thursday.
Deputy Collector If Internal Revenue
Ferd II. Webber and Mr.. Gcdfry Wild,
OF the firm of Philip Wild &c Co., W sru
in town on business Thursday,
Burt Zero had an overooat stolen at
the dance Briday evening.
DIR. Steele, of New Berlin, was in town
Friday
A social will be given at the home of
Mr. Aaron Wilson, Wednesday evening,
March II,
NAVARRO
Mr. and Mrs. Brady and daughter have
returned to Canada after spending tine
winter with her parents, MIR. and Mrs.
John Ungasohiot.
Rev. Father Muller is confined to his
room with rheumatism.
On Sunday no service was held In st.
Clements church and IL is feared none
can be held this week.
Miss Maggie Grant, of Wooster, spent
several days with Miss Linda Hug
and will now go to Chicago and study
to become trained nurse
Friday morning, March ~, Mr.. 6huliz
died 81 the homo of his son, Louis, of old
age, e. the ripe old age OF 81 years. Ser