The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1897-05-06
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
PARIS.

Mr.. Isaac Halnes mas purcnaseu JET
sey COW.
william Oyer, of Alliance, is staying
in town again.
Applications for schools are quite num-
erus this spring.
Mr.. George Biggam of Canton, was In
town on Sunday.
Mr.. Frank Unkefer is again able to
be out and 60 riding.
Services In the Lutheran cnuroh at 1880
on next Sunday evening.
DR.. Horace Sefert will locate In Mi
nerva. May he be successful.
Oliver Bates was serving az a juror in
probate court 10 Canton last week.
Several teachers from this township at
tended the county examination on last
Saturday.
Mrs. Blggam, william Biggam's new
wife, has commenced to keep house for
her husband.
]. J. Speakman has the cellar Of bis
new house exoavated, and is about ready
for the mssons.
Mrs Kate Zininger, wife Of DR.. G #.
Zininger, together with her daughter
Pauline, and her son, Max, visited her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Maser, Of Canton,
Saturday and Sunday
About June / DIR. A. H. Zininger, of
this place, will again locate here and
form d partnership with his brother, DIR.
G. f. zininger. A large stock Of drugs
and hardware will be placed in the Bast
building.
NEW BERLIN.
Mr.. Dick Miller Ia in Chicago on busi-
ness.
Miss Alice Sawvel, of Louisville, has
been visiting in Berlin.
Carnations were the only flowers worn
by the members of the dance club on Sat
urday night.
Mr.. Edward Sweitzer, and Miss Mag
gle Albright, of this place, were united
in marri age, at the St. Peters chucrh,
Wednesday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. o. Kreighbaum and
son Fred royalty entertained a party Of
friends last Friday evening at their pleas
ant home Music and games Of all
kinds were the amusements of the even
ing. A dainty lunch was served. Those
present were: Mr.. James Wise, of Ak
ron; Mr.. aud Mrs Lloyd Schrantz, and
Miss Phoebe Wise, Of Greeptown; Misses
Name ShUop, May Il. Steele, Pearl Cole
man auu MT Olaebco 'Schuitz,"i Doihn'
HoMEwoRTH.
S.D.Herren returned home from Clsve-
land.
David May has put new roof oil his
residence.
M. B. Zuwka will build a new barn
this summer.
j. B. Sanor ia in very poor health and
unable to work
H. H. Heffner is putting on number
OF steel roofs this spring.
Everybody likes tue Demo crat because
it gives all the latest news.
fhe Rosenbsrger farm will be soli on
next Saturday afternoon, May 8.
David Sbively, aged rs years, died We'd
Desday, April 2s, after long illle.s from
paralysis.
There will be a dance in the new
Homeworth hall, Saturday evening, May
s. Music vii be furnished by the Butler
orchestra.
MARLBORO.
Mrs. A. H. Gibersou is suffs sring from
a severe attack of plsurisy.
Arch Miller, of Pittsburp, Pa, ia home
with bis mother on q short visit.
Mrs. Charles Keith, of Alliance, spent
Sunday with her mother, Mrs. A. Fl
Giberson.
Mrs. Anna Miller and children, o.
waynesburg, are visiting at Franz
Barr hart's.
J. ]. Lamiell sold fine flly by Cap
tain Wagner 20 Yost and Bastic, Of Can
t1D, last week.
Harry Dixon and family of East Liver
pool, moved TO this place last week ant
will reside in the Levi Talyer property.
LIMAVILLE.
Fred Stall, of Akron, is visiting II
this vicinity.
Miss Curtis, of Phalanx, O., is visit
ing in this place.
John Hall, Jr., has hired for the som
mer season TO Isaac Held, east of town.
The past week was favorable for thl
farmers, and they nave likewise taker
advantage of the weather.
K. L. Paxson has purchased the Ben
ja'uin Elliott barn, and has had TIL
building removed to his lot on Atwatel
ktreet.
HARTVILLE.
H. L. Spelman was in town Monday
Mr.. George Sheetenhelm has returned
from visit to Canton.
Sunday forenoon was spent by grea
many persons Ia visiting.
There will be services In the Evangsli
: cal church Sunday evening, May 8, '97.
Rev. j. A. Kellar presced quits
pointed secmon Sunday. His theme was
sabbath Decoration" A. G.
ELTON.
William Pennan, Jr. ,is night engniee