The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1897-11-04
NEIGHB0RH00D NEWS.
PARIS.

The Paris township Sunday school
convention will meet at Robertsville in
the Reformed church on Saturday, No
yember l3.
On last Saturday was witnessed one of
the largest public sales ever held in
Tulapahok. The personal property of
Calvin Waltz was sold by j. j. Snyder,
administrator.
John w Weaver the hardware mer-
chant of Robertsville, is sick with typhoid
fever.
Mrs. Robert Gillon died on last Thurs
day morning from the effects of cancer
Her remains were inferred on Saturday
morning.
Our public schools will begin their
winter term on Monday next.
Mr. Ed Swallen is the new clerk at
the store of Zininger & Zininger.
. Mrs. Harriet Walker is seriously i'll
with rheumatism and complication of
diseases. We hope she may recover.
A catechetical class has been organized
of the young people of the Lutheran
church 10y Rev, Lautenschlager.
Miss Anna Swallen win attend school
at Mt. Union college the coming winter.
On December there will be offered at
public sale five farms lying between the
towns of Minerva and New Franklin
and near Myers station, the property
of VIM. Hayman, deceased. Said farms
are all in good condition, containing
some of the most productive land in east.
ern Stark county. The farms contain
50, o., go, 90 and 52 acres respectively,
i'm all 355 acres. All the buildings are in
good condition. Here is chance for q
bargain for somebody.
SPARTA.
DIR. j. p Dewitt was tired of travelling
the path of life alone and he offered hi.
heart and hand to Miss Emma Rice, who
kindly accepted. Rev. Neely spoke the
words in the NJ. Il. church that made
them man and wife. Miss Emma was Q
graduate of music. The doctor has al
ear for music and she can cheer hin
along the pathway with as fine music a'
anyone can make. A long life and pros
perity is the wish of their many friends
VIM. Zerbe and wife, of Canton, spen
Sunday with Grandma Dyer, who is grow
ing worse.
Mrs. Lumley is very sick.
Susan Moss, of Navarro, who has beeI
with her brother, Joseph Spohhauer,
has returned home, leaving him feeling
better.
The Asbury Epworth League will Civ,
pumpkin pie social supper at the hom
of A. X. Eversole Friday night Novem
Der ~. All are invited
NEW FRANKLIN.
John johnson and Miss Annie Roede
visited with the latter's sister, Mrs Q
Pet Jones, in Canton last week
Mrs. Gizleman and Miss Mary Unkefe
were Paris visitors on Sunday.
Protracted meeting has begun at tn
Lutheran chucrh.
Mrs. Catherine Hawkins and Mrs
johnson Hawkins attended church at Ney
Alexander Sunday.
John Huston will move to Alliance ol
Tuesday.
Thomas Somerville bought the propert
belonging to A. Neswanger last weel
for $500. They will move into their new
home Tuesday.
John Martins are enjoying the com
forts of their new house.
The reports are that there will be
wedding soon in our village.
VIM. Wernet, of near Hanoverton
bought the Israel Worstman farm las
Saturday.
b. f. sullivan and wife We're guest
at W. Essick's over Sunday,
o. G. Bates, our village photographer
was called to Joseph Sponseller's las
week to take the residence and famil,
group.
1t is reported that Mr. Marshal, who's
illness has been mentioned before in on
issue, is nearing his end.
f. q. Smith and friend returned from
.Hanoverton after several days visit.