The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1897-08-12
NEIGHBORH0OD NEWS.
IIMAVILLE.

aEViS iitiobCyf VI HhiohSet ofSho h'e'
day with frienCs here.
The NJ. E. church festival wes largely
attended Saturday evening.
N. b. Garfield, of Chicago, was in
town on business. last week.
David Greensnield, of Crestline, was a
visitor In town Thursday.
Mrs. william Cornell was taken sud
denly i'll Sunday, but is reported GONZALES
cent now.
william Poto, Of Alliance, visited rela
tives 10 this placs over Sunday,
Mrs. vests, Of Oklahoma, and Mrs.
Cald ell, of Andov r. visited in this place
ard vicinity last week.
Howard Wiles of Cleveland, was home
with his parents Sunday.
G. G. Kuutz, we'll known citizen Of
this pla,e, Is reported quite sick.
Mr. Thom son, of Cuyahoga Falls, Wis
itei relatives here over Sunday.
Henry Fox and wife, of Alliance, Wis
it here over Sundsy.
Mrs. samuel Boltan and daughter, Of
Clevel nd, visited 10 this place for several
days.
The Skeiu reunion will te held in this
place IeNG Shburuhy, AuBuso IL
HoMEwoRTH.
willi-m Betz and Miss Clara Stump
were married In Lisbon few days ago.
IL will be remem pered that Miss Stump
lefa her home lass Ffid'y night one week
Dgo wit out the knowledg Of her parents
Mr.. stump has not yet relented, snd saJ s
his daughter cannot return home. How
ev.r, siucr the knot he's teen tied the ex-
citeme2t is slowly dyiag away.
Born, Wednesday evening, to John
Davidson aud wife, q daughter.
W. Holsick and family, of Pittsburg,
~eie vi ing relatives here last week.
Mrs. Joseph Heestand is some better
this we k.
Born, Tue'day evening, to g. B. Mead
and wife, daughter.
The cats crop is light in this vicinity
this Sc IT, being short In the straw.
Mrs. Samuel Oyster died Wednesday
evening sfter short Illness, aged 75
years. The fuuersl took place Friday at
Paris.
Miss Anna Young, of Malvern, was in
t7is locality over Sunday.
Clyde Fowlar and family, of Akron, ere
visiting relatives In town this we k
TIE harvest home picnic will be held
euly in September.
Miss Mary Downs, of Carrollt)u, was
In this place last week.
G. D. Stoier il in very poor health and
is OF able to work.
SPARTA.
Mrs. ALI Davis received telegram
calling her to New Cumberland on nc
count of the Ill, es Of her mother, who IL
73 years old al d suffering from paralysis
The people Of Sparta are sorry to heal
of the death tf Moses Bachtel at Augusta
Kan, aged 7S years. He owned nice
farm just north Of this village, and was
ore who helped to make Sparta what
1t Is. He had residsu In Kansas for tht
past l2 ye'rs. Two SOS survivs him.
JOB c ok and family attended the
yearly meeting at Malvern.
TIE funerals of Wash Mckinney ant
Jane Carnes occurring on the same day
last we brought is of people TO Sparta
Both we're sidents here oil their live
snd were we'll Known.
BARRYvILLE.
J. W. Schlott and family ana Mr.. ant
Mrs. Benton Honser spent Sunday visit
ing Mr. and Mrs. Domino, near Canton
Miss Jessie Berhler, of Mt. Eaton, Il
the grest ( Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Clair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Myers, of Waco
were visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Louis La
nielle on saturday and Suncay.
Amos Brown, who lost part of ore O
bis q gers in railroad accident, has baC
part of his hand amputstod.
Alvs VILLAGE and Andy Bell and Mr.
Howels, of Alliance, were calling o;
friends in this vicinity on Sunday.
Peter Cunin and family spent Sunda,
witn relatives near Limaville.
PARIS.
TIE Brown township farmers will pic
mic Ia ex-Senat Haines' grove on Sat
urdsy, August IA.
The yearly meeting of the Christian
church was eld ut Oneida on last Sun
day About 1880 PEOPLE were In atte I'd
ance.
TIE Ref rmed SUNDAY schools Of Pari
Roberstville and Malvern will hold thei
annual picnic at Oneida, A agust 10.
The Lutheran oongreg ,tion of Paris
Mapleton, Wsybesbnrg and Malvern will
hold their picnic at Oneida on Wldnes
day, August 20.
Mrs. Samuel Oyster, who resides Will
her daughter near Mt. Union, died at tn,
rips old age of ~ years, and wss laid {,
rest In the Cemetery here on last Friday
A large sto,k Of fine groceries has beer
added to the already urge stock of drug
and hardware by Zininger & Mninger
These goods are new aud low in price.
The nomination of Jrnius Ferrall Of
Carrollton for scate senaor by the Demo.
Gratis SEEMS to give satisfaction. We
have reliable Information that he will
receive strong Republican suppo + II
Carroll c3unty.
The program of the Stark county
teschers institu is out. Let svery liv,
teacher make preparations TO attend moi
only one day but all week.
Miss Ada Maser, Of Canton, was IL
town on Sunday.
Mrs. Mint Baum Of Louisville, Wai
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph Bush, 'oyer Sondsy.
NEW FRANKLIN.
Mrs. Susan Bankard has gone to AL
liauce to help care for her arands IN
Willie Bankard, who Is very i'll with ap
pendcitis.
John Botz, who has been employed by