The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1897-01-14
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
PARIS.

PARIS.
Mr.. william Shipe is oouvalesoing.
Mr.. Simon Hahn Ia still holding on to
the brittle thread Of life.
Our oard Of trustees held meeting
Saturday at the clerks office
The Paris Union Literary will give an
entertainment next Saturday evening.
"Cupid's Cspers" and "Out in tte
Streets" will be played by some frst-
oiass home talent Adm nission 10 cents
The appraisement Of the estate of John
Slagle, deceased, was made last Saturday.
Mr.. william Haynam, aged rs years,
died at his residence three miles north of
Minerva on last Tuesday morning. His
remains were intererd in the Liberty
cemetery iu Pleasant Valley. He was a
member Of the Disciple church fer
over fifty years. he leaves five sons and
three daughters to mourn his loss, all OF
whom are married.
There will be debate on the "Silver
Question at Centerville, Osnaburg
township, next Friday evening. Silver
will be defended by Ed. A. ZininPer, M.
l.. Hahn and W. H. sluss. Mr.. William
Jones Clement and others will speak for
the gold bugs Ed. A. Zininger will op
the debate in one Of the greatest speeches
of his life.
MARLBORO.
Miss 10y Yoder is the guest Of Miss
Lulu Wearstle
Miss Mabel Putt, of Canton, is visiting
her parents in town.
Milton MILESTONE had an arm ampu-
..~l t. rtx,, arxv
slowly.
Mr.. Claytons little seven -years.old
daughter died very suddenly last Friday
morning of mem branous Group. The re-
mains were inferred in the St. Peter s
=, church cemetery.
%. U. Walker spent Sunday in town.
John Belzet' is the sick list.
william Powell Is quite poorly.
Rob Powell spent Sunday with his
parents,
A number of our people attended the
Free silver bauduet at Canton and report
an excellent time.
John Powell and family, Of Hartville,
spent Sunday in town.
IN John Hisey and family spent Sunday
at Louisville
LIMAVILLE.
The following persons In our COM
munity have been on the sick list for
some time, but are now convalescent (:
Mr.. and Mrs. s. II. Darr, Mrs. o. P.
Sebrell, DIR. A. ID. Beckett, Daniel Dust
man and q. W. Psxson.
Henry Fox and wife have gone to
Alliance, their future home.
c. Il. Kuntze, the well know clerk, Is
on the sick list.
1t is repurted that Samuel Fox has pur-
chased the late Mrs. Samuel Fox prop
erty, in, this place, and will move here
the coming spring.
The teachers meeting held at the Dew
Creek school house Friday was success
Ned Anthony, who has been in Erie,
Pa, the past month, has returned to this
place.
A series Of meetings has been oom
menced by Rev. j. Porter Of the ". b.
church.
Jam es Roath, we'll known farmer
rehumatism
The literary society held forth In the
sohool-house Saturday evening.
L. ID. Roath is reported sick.
W. II. Moore and his little son have
gone to Tffin, o., their future home.
W. H. Stone, Sr., is visiting relatives
at Defiance.
Sunday at $3.50 O'Clock memorial
services will be held In the M e. church,
for two deceased children of Mr.. and
Mrs. A M Weir
HuMEwoRTH.
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all the news.
The hall was crowded last evening
as usual.
Where are the good times promisedi
Echo answers, whereP
Some of our stalwart Republicans
intend being present at the inaugural ion,
March 4.
James Fl. Davidson is very Ill with la
grippe.
jacob Neuffer has been sick the past
4 week.
Mrs. Potts has returned to her home al
Wellsville.
James Pillmer has established a co,,l
yard and our people can get coal at any
time.
H. II. stofrer of Louisville, was here
last week.
The Masonic banquet was well attended
Wednesday evening.
Henry Weaver is better.
Two OF three weddings will occur here
In the near future.
The Misses Helen and Beulah Potts
have returned to Wellsville, after week 1
visit with friends in Homeworth.
A Republican farmer told us Monday
that he regrets that he did not vote foi
Bryan. Experience is dear teacher, but
good one.
II is said that oil and gas wells have
been discovered ON Jacob Sanor's farm
in West township. Mr.. Sanor may soon
stand at the head Of the class Of Wall