The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1897-01-14

standard.
Two Of our Republicans went out with
guns hunting for prosperity. When they
find IL they will let us know. We will
wager 500 lead pencils that they will not
a nd it In the nineteenth century under
the single gold standard.
J. K. Myers says he would rather have
the money than his farm under the gold
standard, so he accordinlsy sold his farm
for S5 90 less than he paid for it six years
ago. Yet the farmers were promised
prosperous times under Republican rule.
SPARTA
| DIR. Dewitt was called north CT the
city to see Mr.. Shertzer who is very sick
with lung fever.
- Elmer Dyer, of CoshootoD, was here to
see his grandmother, who is sick.
The Disciple church Is putting in a
ne W furnace.
Prof Muckley highly entertained his
audiencs Saturday night.
The next lecture in the course will be
given by one OF the leading attorneys Of
Canton, Hon. Charles Kreighbaum, who
Is an elegant orator, equal to W. j.
Bryan. His subject will be 1.-THE Life
Of Abraham Lincoln"
Kew. Neely has meeting at Sandy
willie this week.
ELTON.
Mr.. Josiah Baughman is on the sick
list.
The Literary held at the Goat Hill
school house last Friday evening was
success. There was good music and
splendid singing.
~ -d rHal
a daughter.
Born 20 Mr.. and MIS- Ellsworth Boug-
man, bouncing baby boy
A literary will be held at the Goat
Hill school house on January 22.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs Calvin Hawk, a
daughter
Mrs. Stephen Horner was visiting at
Peter Bourkel's last Thursday.
LOUISv LIE.
Miss Ella Gu r. Of Alliance Is visiting
Louisville friends
Mrs N Lamielle is suffering from
stroke of apoplexy
Pref Koohler Is back on duty after a
two weeks vacation
Louis Saume pioneer citizen, lies in
his son in law, X. Lamielle. He is suffer
ing with cancer.
Mr.. John l.. werstler has moved into
his new residence In East Main street.
The Nimishillsn Teachers Association
held very interesting session at Philo-
mathean hall last Saturday evening.
o. f. Chenot gave an interesting talk on
the Responsibility Of the Teachers +"
The subject was further discussed by the
teachers. Professor Kochler delivered q
lecture on Psychology" which was q
literary treat to all The exercises of
the evening were interspersed with songs
and recitations which made an evening
Of pleasure and profit to the large audi
ence The association adjourned to meet
at Hickory college on Saturday evening,
JanuGry 30.
Onr posto fiioe battle is at an end; the
victor has won and the vapquished are
wearing long facts. An election for the
position was held last Sat urday; there
were ten candidates in the field and since
election day they have made things very
interesting Some people who claim to
know whereof they speak asserJ that
considerable Doodle was USED: OF COURSE
J we do nob know; but can it be possible
that any of these ten candidates belong
log to the grand old party-the party Of
high moral ideas--would resort to such
tacticsP Would any ef them go out
among the farmers day after day with a
box of cigars to makt the farmers home
cheerfulp Can 1t be possible that any Of
them went into saloons and set EN- upf"
Can these things be possible; that such
things have come to passY
NAVARRO.
John Harmon left on Monday for
Dayton to attend school.
1 b Pocook is Ill with la grippe.
Miss Linda Hug spent several days in
Canton with Miss Nura MoCurm,ok.
Mrs. Fred Hess spent several days with
her parents near Massillon.
We are glad to learn that Jake ohl Is
rapidly improving and hope to see him
soon on opr streets Bgain.
Mr.. Shildtz of Uriohsville ana Mrs
Maggie Cogan of Navrare were married
on Sunday morning, January 10, at the
home of Mrs. Lower, by Rev. ] ID I,
Downey; The happy couple will make
their home In Uriohsville. May success
and prosperity bs their lot is the wish of
their friends.
Rev. E. L. Warner begins series of
revival meetings in the Nj E church on
, January 12 instead of January 10 as
previously mentioned
The members Of tine Epworth League
held their annual election last week and
the following officers were elected. Presi-
dent--Miss Mary SpaItzlnw; first VICE
presldent--Mrs. Aurslia Barnard; second
vioe-president- Mrs. Carpenter; third vice
president t--Miss Nora Carver; fourth
ce-president--M Miss Grace Welch; score
tary--Sadie Roderiok; treasurer--I. b ,
Pooock; organist--Lela Pooook.
WILMOT,
Roads are rough and business dull.
, That "streak Of prosperity" apparently
has missed our little village: but we hone