The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1897-04-01

eied fTou Is Illness.
Mr.. Samuel MoIntcsh has moved in
with Mrs. Jonas warstler near Justus.
Many Of our young peopls attended
the exercises at Goat Hill last Thursday.
A social will be held at the Cross
Roads hall on Saturday evening April 3,
for the benefit Of the church. All in
vited.
Messr4. Ellsworth weidmap, Charlie
and Henry Larer and William SaalberR,
and the Misses Sophia and Flora Larker
and Kittis Owens, attended the dar CO at
Clicks, on last Saturday evening.
ELTON.
Mrs. 8. d. Bughman has recovered.
Mr.. william Penman, ST., is on the sick
list.
The school closed at MoFarren last Fri
day.
Tho Goat Hill mine has started to work
again.
Job Morgan is drilling on the Sarah
MoFarren f.rm.
MIR. Peter is going to move 10 the
Frank Snavely property.
Miss Jennie Penmsn is learning the
millinery trade at Masslllon.
Mr.. Bmery Hawk iS going TO move in
the property formerly owned by Samuel
Stoner.
Messrs. Jacob RinRley, Jr., and Jonas
Shilling, visited at Peter Bourkell's last
Sunday.
Many Of our young folks attend the
Christian Epdeavor regularly at chapel,
from this place.
The eptert ainment neld at tie MoFar-
rem school mouse on last Friday evening
was largely attended. The Sugar Creek
orohestr. Furnished the music.
The literary at Goat Hill closed on last
Thursd " evening with good program.
The band furnished the music for the
evening and the Messrs. Shilling rendered
several foe selections.
PARIS.
The Paris school olossd on last Friday.
The Locust Grove school will closs on
next Saturday.
C.E. Smith now liv,s on the second
floor over the post1ff
Mr.. E. l.. Motifs and family Of Minerva
were 10 town on Sunday.
william johnson now occupies the
lower floor of the Smith porperty.
Walter v. Stimmel will tesch the
Pl, assnt Valley school this summer.
The Paris oornet band meets to prsc-
tica every Tuesday and Thursday night.
Allen o. Ziuinger will teach the Herb
st r soho in Washington township this
spirng.
MIR. Trump, of Freeburg, died last We'd
nesday and was buried on last Sunday
afternoon.
Reuben Dourm has been purchasing g
hay Of the farmers at ~ per ton and
shipping 1t east.
Horace Sefsrt graduated from the
Startling menissl college at Columbus
last week. 1t is now DR.. Sefert.
DIR. George f. Ziniuser attended the
tiftieth annivers iry of the Starling medi'
cal college at Columbus last Thurs lay
Elmer Haynam will move to his new
home on next Tuesday, having purchased
what ia known as the David Myers farm.
II ev ~ advooste of free silver win dt
his full duty next Monday, every candi
date on the Democratic ticket Will b.
elected.
An ept,rt ,inment will be given OF
neyG Saturday evening In Mriser's hall
a militN play entitled "Josn winches
tsr" will bs rendered by some of our Pari'
dramatic talent.
The flftieth anniversary or golden wed
ding Of Mr.. Jacob Motifs and wife Wal
celebrated on last Saturday. Aoout 20(
invited guests wers present and gen
earl good time was had.
LIMAvILLE.
Amos Cobb visited relatives In Salem
last week.
Mrs Anderson visited friends over Sun
day near town.
Mike Grimes was pretty badly bitten
by a dog Friday.
Matte Strong made business "Trip t,
Akron Saturday.
Mrs. James Cslderhead, sr., is report
ed on the sick list.
Elmer u u er, Of near Ak on, vi itet
near town over Sunday.
Mary Drayer has moved into her broth
er's house, north Of tnwn.
Ex-County Cl rk o. NJ. Coxen callst
on his friends in Limaville triday.
Henry A. Pillson aud son, OF Frseburl
were in town on business Monday.
Eugene Reynolds and John Hall mad
a business trip to New Milford Saturday
The knights Of the Mac ibee will hol,
social Saturday evening, Apnl II
Good time is expected.
Mr. Wilker, of Plttsburg, Pa, and Mr.
Barnett, of Canton, were ia town on busi
moss one day last week.
Miss Sylvia Grow, of Marlboro, has sc
cured rooms at j. p. Zstser's, and will
do all kinds of dress making. She /
highly recommended.
The following persons are reporte'
sick; Mrs. j. S. Dur tman, Mrs. Lins
comb, Miss Stella KunJze. Miss Polli
Zsissr and M, A. Wugoner.
NJ. A Ziizar, who has beeu nomi nate
by the Democrats of this precinct TO
assessor, Is we'll known and his ability b
perform the dnties of the Office is exc llsnt
Turn out and let there be large vot
polled.
The Marlboro Dramatic Club will
give drama la the town hall, Frida
evening, April 2. They come here highl
recommended, and small admission 10
Of only ten cents will be charged. AL
should atten1.
James W. Roath, who has been nomi
natsd by the Democrats of Lexington
township for trustee, needs no iutrc
duotiop. He has lived In the townshi