The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1897-09-16
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
PARIS.

AHAOs
Stems will be taken to reorganize the
Paris Free Silver club in the near future.
Many of our farmers are delaying their
seed planting on account of the dry
weather.
Mr.. Reuben Dourm Is busy with new
baler and q force Of hands In baliDg hay
for shipment.
Mr.. r.. L. Motifs and family visited at
the residence of Ed. A. Iininger last
Saturday aud Sunday.
On last Tuesday the Unkefer brothers
threshed over 900 bushels of grain for
Henry Loehr on the farm ownsd by MIR.
Madison Farmer.
Mr.. Jac)b Koffel of our town, has
dug his crop Of potatoes which he raised
on the farm of John Stinmel and reports
yield of $50 bushels.
Mr.. o. Z. Zininger, of Feather street,
Canton, is finishing the brick work OF
the Lutheran church in Minerva. 1t is
an imposing structure and will add much
to the appt arauce of the town.
HoMEwoRTH
Car loads of hay are being shipped from
here daily.
DR.. Knox and wife are visiting friends
at Mansfield.
Miss Ida Curry hiss returned to her
home in Salem.
Miss Ada Scott is teaching school at
East Rochester.
The Presbyterian church will be newly
papered In u few days.
The farmers are busy this week SOW
ing wheat in this vicinity.
j. H. Davidson and wife were visiting
friends at Salem last week.
Miss Retta Sanor will go to Wellsville
soon to learn dress making.
The danes at the opera house was
largely attended Saturday Dight
J. H. Stier was very i'll for few days
last week from the effects Of the heat.
The Sunny Hill school has opened the
fall term with Miss Lizzie Little as
teacder.
s. j. Coy is now operating the Klein
coal mine at New Chamberspurg, CO.
lunbians county.
Lodge Riddle and Miss Mary Roose,
daughter Of b. f. Roose, will be mar
riel Wednesday evening Of this week.
The picnic in Owen Brooks grove next
ohbuEuds, but 10 IL luSu, pEOhiloco w LC q
great social event and day of pleasure
for the Le ople. Rev. A. Miller, of AL
liarce, is oue of the speakers.
MCDONALDSvILLE
The new Unite1 Evangelical church
cf this pl ce will be de heated pext Sun
day.
Nels IN NJ Ksck has furnished bis
house and is again t,aohiug at Jackson
Center.
The s,hool OF this place has commenc I'd
under the management of Mr.. Lands
Surbey.
Mr.. Francis Surbe7 and family, of
New Berlin, Sundayed with Adam Gross,
of this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stroll, of northern In.
diana, are here on visit to the lattes's
mother, Mrs. Weidler.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elton Daily, of Manches-
ter sper t Sunday with Mrs. Dailey s
parents Mr.. and Mrs. j. J. Hsne, of this
place.
NEW FRANKKIL.
L. o. Hartz.l and family Sunday at
Curt Marshal's.
Mr.. Frank Haynam will have an ice
~iS"Aa oVsi"i ohO OfohihB ouiS "coh'
Our photographer, o. G. Bites is do.
ing some very fine WORT in views and
cabinets.
Little Howard Davis fell on the st one
steps of the cellar last week and was
badly hurt.
Report has 1t that Harvey Deepen
will buy the Wort man place. We welco me
him in this vicinity.
Clyde Warner, of Alliance came down
on his wheel to visit friends here. He
reports his mother Is little better.
John W. Martin has begun the cellar
of his new house and will begin the
carpenter work as soon as the mssons
are through.
Everybody is making arrangements for
the picnic near Homework Saturday
The next thing on the program will be
the Minerva fair.
Farmers are all busy now prepsring to
sow wheat, we who are all Wishing for a
good rain. A large acreage will be put
out iu this vlciuity
Rev. P.nnel delivered his farewell SER
mon here last Sunday, ana the services
were followed by communion. He
leaves host of friends who sincerely re.
greet that he leaves for new fl Id Of
labor.