The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1897-07-01
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
PARIS.

PARIS.
DIR. A. H. Zininger has opened large
hardware and drug store. Allen o. Tin
niger will be clerk until his school begins
in November.
Benjamin Shook and family visited at
the residence Of Il. "A Zininger last Sun
day.
Mr.. J. y. Speakman's new house Is
under roof and is now ready for the plas-
teTer.
The Paris band gave an ice cream and |
straw berry festival last Saturday night |
on the public square. 1t was rather
funny sight to see young men eating Ice
cream with their coats buttoned up, and
some with their overcoats on, the last
week in June.
The convention Is over and good
ticket has been nominated. Let every
loyal Democrat go to the polls inNovember
and snppotr 1t.
The following persons will teach the
schools Of Paris township next winter:
District No. ., John Seneften; No. 3,
Raymon uayman; No. 4, William Jones;
No 3, Ell, Shsffor; No. 6, W. W. Hay
man; No. z, Ed. A. Zininger; No 8,
Jesse Myers; No. II, E. G.. Zininger; No
10, willard Kline; New Farnklin,
Walter Bates; Pleasant Valley, Lillian
Simmer; W. V. Stimmel.
George Steffen and wife, Of Canton,
were in town ever Sunday.
Mr.. william johnson has leased the
Zeigler coal mine.
Several cases of stealing chickens,
canned fruit, etc., are reported. A good
double barrelled soht gun well loaded will
be freely used by some Of our farmers If
the thieves are caught at their work.
Messrs. Elmer and Mandrus Baugh-
man were at OrrVille Saturday on bust
ness.
Mrs. Peter Smith is improving fast
Many of our young people attended the
dance at Roan's Saturday evening
Professor Olgethorpe Is visiting at the
residence of Frank Poorman and Is also
the tri-weekly visitor of Miss Maxheimer.
Mrs Dewalt Biehl is very sick and her
death is expected any day.
The Goat Hill band will furnish music
for the festival at West Brookfleld Satur-
day evening, July 3.
Mr.. benjamin Boughman and Miss
Matte Bughman visited at Zachariah
Bougbman's Sunday.
Orlando Nc Farren and family visited
at Marion McFarren's Sunday.
Job Morgan visited at Louis Gliok' S
Sunday.
HOMEwORTH.
John Freshly, aged 20 years, died very
suddenly last Wednesday afternoon. The
funeral took place at the Presby yterian
church Friday, Rev. H. Fl. McQuilken
officiating
James X. Sauor is reported worse the
past few days.
Allen Stroup was seriously i'll last
week.
DR.. Stauffer has been extremely busy the
past three months.
The farmers have begun to make hay
in this vicinity.
Peter Piersn was very i'll last week,
but 10 some better.
J. w. Koontz and Miss Mary Barton
were married last week.
The social was well attended on Fri
day evening.
S. d. Heron was in Cleveland on bnsi
ness a few days ago.
d. X. Liber has moved to Salem
The picnic at the lake Thursday was
highly enjoyed.
Mrs. ID. W. Firsstone and daughter,
of Lisbon, are visiting with friends here
Mrs. Catherine Weaver is much better
at this time.
SDARTA
william Geoklsr enjoyed a visit from
his brother from zoar last Sunday.
Grandma Dyer went to New Cum b9r
land Sunday to spend month with
her daughter, Mrs, Adam Moughiman
p Joseph Calhoffner spent Sunday with
Wm. Failor,
The X. o. T. NJ. will try their hand
on festival next Saturday night.
The Pike township board of educa
tion has .tiss few Of their teachers
Elmer SmitnS rta John Martin,
Mckinney; j. .&Howenstine, Battles
burg; Bessie Skelton, Melchimers
Edgar Richards, GUEST Cha rles Youlgey
Groves; I. l.. Russ IL, Greenridge.
MARLBORO.
*. q. Il. Nj. memorial services were
held In the M. X. chuIch Sunday after
noon and we're largely attended
Jane Pennock is treating her house
to coat of paint.
Ed. +. Wearstler was in Canton Mon
day on business,
Miss Mary Logue spent few days
with ftiends in Hiram.
@. II. Replpgle and family, of At
water, were the guests of his father San-
day
The Junior GLASS of the high school held
social at the home of Rob. Holibaugt
Wednesday evening,
Mrs. Cora Sassaman was granted o
divorce from Charles Sassainan Tuesday
A goodly number of our young people
attended the festival at Five Corners
Saturday evening,
Joe Lamiell and II. A. Repl ogls m ado
business "Trip to Canton Monday.
A number of our young men have
recently Joined 90. X, o. N. G.
Mr., Il, G. Maxwell, one of our most
highly esteemed young gentlemen, wal
married to Miss Bertha Weldy, of At
water, Wednesday evening, We extend
TO the bride aud groom our most hearty
congratulations.
Mrs. Griffin, OF Ravenns, was the
guest of j. II. Werner Sunday.
LIMAViLLE.