The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1897-09-23
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
NEW FRAN KILN.

side Of the line.
Mrs. James Gilbert With Ler daughter
Lulu and granddaughter Fay Bsnkard :,
spent Saturday with Grandma Bank
ard.
Farmers are through with seeding and
now corn cutting is calling their atten-
tioa.
Elson vandegrift ana wife expect to
start to In1iona to visit friends next
Mondsy.
Herbert Close Is the guest of his par
ents this week.
Willie B,nkeri and friend, Of Alliance,
were in town Sunday.
b. f. Sullivan and wife spent Sunday
with her parents.
The social reunion and picnic near
Homework last Saturday was attended
by several thousand people. A table
about 800 feet long was spread with all
the good things imaginable and every
body declared 1t was the best picnic of
the SEASON. After dinner able speakers
entertained the attentive crowd, rtoita-
tions, songs and music following.
LIMAvILLE.
1t doesn't look as IL the free silver SEN
timent was dyiog out when the national
Democratic chairmen of almost IL not ell
of the states in the union reiterate their
devotion to the venerated leader, W. j.
Bryau, and endorse the principles be so
ably represents. Bryan and bimetallism
are winning new friends every day.
Mr.. Hale, of Des Moines, Iowa, spent
Sunday with friends near town.
Mrs. Henry Peiffer and son visited in
Canton over Sundsy.
Miss Willard, OF Elgin, visited her
sister, Mrs. j. g. Unger, over Sunday.
Saturday night Turell Arnold, who was
riding wheel, and John Carlye, who
was in buggy, collidsd. Mr.. Arnold
was but slightly injured.
Mrs. Willard, of Home worth, wss the
guest of her daughter over Sunday.
Mrs. Patterson and daughter, Of AL
lance, visited here last week.
John Dustmau and wife attended o
funeral at Berlin Center Saturday.
j. H. Fox, who has been here for sew
eral weeks, returned to his home in Ak
ron Friday.
SPARTA.
Rev. Neeley after successful year,
Is at conference now aud the people are
expecting his return.
A. O. Ysrger spent Sunday with his
brother John.
Quite number will attend the big
reunion of the Henstine family at Hunt
ipgtop, Iud., the last of the month.
The big picnic is over and jolly good
time was enjoyed. The Sparta band en-
livened the occasion with good music.
W. Geckler is laying over 1900 feet
Of tile 10 his field. An Osrville company
is doing the work.
Thresoing will soon be n thing of the
post. Corn cutting and seeding is the
order of the day. Quite large acreage
Of wheat Is sown this fall. High wheat
has stirred the farmers up and Is helping
them out.
NAVARRO.
Mrs. Jenny Linn, an evangelist Of Co.
lumbus, preached In them. E. church Sun.
day evening to large congregation.
A social for the benefit Of the Reformed
church will be hold at the home Of Mr..
Hugh Brown, Saturday night, September
20.
The rortharn Ohio conference Of the NJ
H. churcu cOuvenes at Bellevue this week.
Rev. K. l.. Warren, pastor of tse NJ, K.
church, will not return.
Mrs. Pill Loew has been seriously i'll
bat is slowly II covering.
Mrs. Josiah Linn is dangerously sick.
Her recovery is doubtful. Her cbildren
have all been seat for.
Mrs. Basor, of Canal Dover is visit
ing her neices, Mrs. Matt Clemens and
Mrs. DR.. Allinder.
Matt Clemens is on the sick list.
Mrs. Oh S. Brown, of Massillon, spent
the first part of the week with her
grandparents Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. S. Smith.
Lightning sstruck in j. NJ. Corls and
Mr. Hosglands' dwelling houses and
Robert Hugs planning mill last. Thurs
day. Very little damage was done.
The recitation room in the public
school is teiug Furnished and will be CO.
copied as the high school. Another
teacher will be employed
John Weidman aud wife have gone to
Columbus to attend the exposition.
Milt Carver left for Cleveland to take
a course 10 the Delaware University,
DR.. d. X. Allinder, Mrs. Alex Carver
and j. M. COrl left for Cleveland Tues
day.
1. b. Pocock leaves for Toleio on
Thursday.
HOMEWORTH.
Dr. Knox and "a ife hav, raturnad