The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1897-09-02
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
SPAR IA.

SPARTA.
Elmer Lots and wife were in town
Saturday.
The schools of the township will open
next Monday.
The coal miners are begging for breed
they are in bad box.
Oracle ana Myrtle Sponnbauer attended
tie convention at Brookfleld.
WIN. GecSler and family spent Sunday
evening with Joseph Sponphauer.
There will ba big picnic at Asbury
uext Saturday In Geo. Slutz's grove.
Clark Cook took In the picnic SAtur.
day at Louisville; also his best girl.
Our miller, jacob Conrad, paid last
week 81 per blshel for weat; Is now
paying 80 cents
Grandpa Mahlon Slutz has erected
very foe monument In the cemetery,
his sou william soaring the job from
o Col am bus firm.
O,its number attended the fourth
quarterly meeting at Asbury Sunday, re-
porting pleasant time and DIR. Holtz
at his best. Next conferences will be at
Sparta. The pastor has teen Invited back
by the official board.
NAVARRO. :. ,.s.s'1s-s. ...s',sa-i-
Rev. Ernst held oommuri n services In
the prick church LIST Sunday morning.
Grandma Corl bas gore to Westeryille
to visit her dsugnter-i1 law, Mrs. FRANK
Corl.
Mrs. Alice Hug has rtturned from
Mansfield, after spending the last three
weeks.
About so people attended the picni, at
Zoar last We Inc ,day and report pleas
ant ii ine.
Rev. E. L. Warner, pastor of the M. f.
chnrcb, will preach his last sermon sun
day morning, Sept ont, before attending
conference at b llaife. Ine members
wish his turn.
Rev. J. wyaudt will preach his l,st SER
mon SUNDAY night, SEPT 9th, for bhis
conference year at the U. b. church. The
U. b. confererca will be held In AshlaDo,
o. The members wish his return.
Last Thurs lay night pleasant sur
r, ise was tend cred Mr.. Marion Welch by
his uifs. A number of their friends
gats cred at their home. The evsrlng
WIS spent with music and Mr.. ThoD as
entertsiuel them with bis photograph.
BARRYvILLE.
MIR. and Mrs. Louis Crispou we're the
guests of Louisville relatives on Sunday
EuVene Baulice WAS called to Alliance
on Importance business Friday afternoon
Mrs. Frank Fryfogle and Mrs Oyster,
of Alliance, are guests OF Mr.. ana MIS-
j. King.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ID. Wallace, of AL
fripnnS In this
vicinity on SuDdsy evening.
Mr.. Peter Frazio-, of Collmbian', has
returned home after having pleasant
visit with relatives In this vicinity.
A number If the relatives and friends
of Mis- Lizzie Brumbauoh gave her u
ple ,saut surprise on Fridsy, 1t being
the occasion Of her birthday.
The Misses Annie Duprez and Francis
Hoser and Maurice Duprez cane home
from Buff j on Thursda' evening, where
taey we're attending the 6. A. h. en-
oampnet.
A larRe portion Of our people at
tended the farmers pionio at Sho~allen'
grove on Saturday. All report a good
time and an immense attendance. Among
those Dr. scot from this plics was Mr.
Louis Frantz. Mr. FraDtz Is 81 years olt
and one of the oil lest residents. ii II
still very active r one of his age, having
recently shouldered two bushels OF wheat
and carried it quite distance. His mans
friends wish him many years more Of
healIh and happiness.
While Louis Moulin and two lady
friends were retlrniag home om tht
farn ers' licnic On Saturday their horst
became unmansgahle willie passing tne
Maple grove school house. At this poi Il
tSe road Is VsIy ste p and narrow The
hors3 began to run and kick. Ohs OF he
ladies was driving aud to avoid rnnni q
Into a rig in trout drove into the ditch
the buggy WAS upset throwing the occu
pants to e ground and dragging then
under the buggy some distance. Luckily
all escaped with a few SCRATCHES. The
horse diI not attempt to get away. They
were assisted by psssersby and soon were
on their way rejoicing
PARIS.
Almost the whole farming population
around Paris attended tt e f5rmers' pic
nic at Swallen's Grove on last Saturday
The main feature If the fora era picnic
last Saturday tfternoon was the sseec oi
Atlee Pomerere, If Canton.
The Teachers Institute has attracted
some Of our most progressive te3ohers e.
Canton this week. Among tbs numbei
are VIM. Jones, W. V. Simmell, A. Il
Snyder, Lillian sinner and Ed. A. Zin
niger.
Mrs. Robert Gillon hss somewhat re-
covered from her recent Illness Several
of her daughters ara here to visit her.
Mrs. Andrik, former resirent OF
this place, passed through town on Tues
day corning accompanied by her daush
ter, Mrs. Mary Coy.
Jacob Motifs and sons are running two
threshing machines, tbresLiug out 81
wheat which has not been caused by tht
DiDgley bill,
Some Of our farmer are making ex'
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