The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1897-02-25
NEIGHBORH00D NEWS.
MOGADORE.

mtDJA "A DUNN.
Mrs. Rose Stoffer Of Randolph was
visiting her mothers. Mrs. Carrie
Atohis Wednesday.
Sick - Is in abundance, nearly every
body bel kown with la grippe.
The rumor Is that proste ity IL to bo
dealt out In this town by a reduction Of
wages soon.
Mrs. r. A. Cartmill is visiting at the
home Of her parents, MIR. and Mrs. Keller,
Of Manchester, Ohio.
Mr. b. e. Atwood is on tire sick list.
Mrs. will ,m swope was 10 Canton
Tuesday.
Mr.. Cooley Wild, of Canton, was in
town on business Monday.
Miss Susie Hill, teacher In phyeic al
culture ard elocution, has returned to
Cleveland.
Mr.. Uurtiss Fenton has been on the
sick list, put i, now improving.
Mr.. Aaron Wilson has been sick with
la grippe.
Mr.. William Swope was In Akron on
busine Tuesday.
Mrs. Ncra Martin is on the siok list
MARLBoko.
Mr.. Mark Clapsaddle and cousin How
ard start fur Iowa Tuesday evening. They
will be m Used by their many friends In
the vicinity.
The ladies Of the M. T.. church gave a
washiugton birthday social and enter
tainmeDt Monday evening.
NV. F. Devet, elooutionist Of Akron,
gave an entertainment In the town
hall "Wednesday evening.
The tbirt entb annual Farmers Insti
tute was held mere lat wetk and was q
grand success.
Reports have it that Miss Anna Geskill
and Jacob Hoover wtrs rc5n,ly narried
We extsnd our best wishes.
A bnff.lo robe WAS stolen from the
buggy of Louis Bslmat Saturday evening
No clue.
Little Walter Harmonyis on the siol
list.
The GA. Il. gave camp fire Saturday
evening at the town hall to a large ant
appreciative audience. The program
was excellent The best selsctions were
A recitation entitled" How RUBY Played
by Miss Mary Taylor; and The Chal
lenge" by F.S. Miller,and description
of the blowing up Of the Sultana by Mr.
Zaiser, Of Carton.
Mrs. Francis Carr died Saturday night
Interment in Marlboro cemetery Tues
day afternoon.
The sad death of Howard Yarisn q
New Baltimore occurred Sunday morn
ing o 8 O'Clock. Mr.. Yarian was mem
ber of the first graduating class or tn
Marlboro hiih school and leaves many
close friend behind The mem bers OF hi
(The Columbian) GLASS realizs the los
of true friend and that bright an
ideal life has passed from shem.
HARTvILLE.
Mr.. H. Gaez and wife spent Sunda
in Cleveland.
Mr.. Limeric, of Akron, will lectuI
here Friday evening, February 90
Sub est: NJ xico. His wife will com
with him and present few SPANS
songs. Admiss Ion Is 10 csnts.
Mrs. M. d. Ream spent Tuesday l
Csntcn.
Miss Irene wsaver returned from
visit to Randolph.
The coinmissi rners were IN town Sa
urday.
A party of young folks spent -wedne
day evening at the home of Il. Sho
maker.
Mr.. p. Kannal has rented the farm
Mr.. wilhelm.
Mr.. Edward Sheatenhelm was in tow
Sunday.
PARIS.
Mr.. William Shipe, whose life has bee
despaired of for some time, Is still anon
ths living.
Mr.. will am McKimm still enjoys
game Of checkers as we'll as ever.
The board of education OF Paris tow
ship met 10 regular session Monday ar
employed the following corps Of teache
for the summer term: Sand Hill di
tirct No. 2--!esse Myers; LOCUST Gro
district No. 3--Mary Sponssller; Par
district No. 4--William Jones Gree
district No. GILLIAN Simmer b ,ker
district No. 6--Adellt Speakman; StoI
Pile district No. 7--vaoant; distri6t N
Sd. j. Newcomer; RJbertsVille-M
Oakes; Tolapshok-E g. III oinRe
New franklin; HostetteI 8 and Ploasa
Valley are independent district ov
which our board has no control.
Mr.. Roswell MosSh luer will have
pubic sale on the Sponseller farm mt
Tuesday.
M. Robert Gillon is sgain able
work on the section.
The I lowing persons received csrti
Gates at the last county exam iuatio
william Jones, W. W. Haynam; W.
Simmel, A. o. ziaingsr and Lille
Simmer.
Mr.. Gsoree Messer, our dry goods mt
chant, Is on the slck list.
Mr.. Henry Batses has gone to Pennsl
vania on businestrip
VIII Go to Prison For Life.