The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1897-07-08
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
SPARTA.

eine and will run two threshing outfits
this fall.
The heat overcame one Of 7. X. Ex-
lines horses Monday, and 1t died from
the effects.
Clayton Spohnhaue, and bis sisters
spent Sunday with their aunt, Susan
Moss, in Navarro.
william Gecklsr ard family attended
the dedication of his old home ohurch,
the Lutheran, at Zoar station, Sunday.
william Morganthsll, Of 1863 East
Tusoarawas street, Canton, spent the 4th
with JEoJb Cook. He i,a lover of but
termilk and Jacob supplied bis wants.
He called on the reporter 10 the afternoon.
NAVARRO.
Miss Lizzis All nan, Of Sherrodsville,
spent Sunday in town.
Word was received last week that Joe
Thomas will be our new post m sster.
The fourth quarterly conference Of
the NJ. E. chucrh will bs held at Dundee,
July II.
The baseball team from Canton played
game with the Navarro team, Navarro
winning, 8 to 5.
A social for the benefit Of the Reformed
church will be held at the hon g of Mr..
and Mrs. A. J. Rohns, one mile east Of
town, Saturday night July II.
Father Baker of MassilloD, who is fill
log Father Muller's place while the latter
is spending his vacation In Europe, is
getting along nicely and is well liked.
Theodore Ebersole aud family and the
Misses COrdie ana MYRTLE Spobnhauer,
of Sparts, and Clark Yargher and family,
of Nor h Industry, spent Sunday with
Mrs. Susan Moss
Every thing went off nicely on the 4th.
In the race for little girls Josephine Fake
won first piizs ana Martha Andrews SEQ
ond. The tlg-of- war bstween Bethle-
hem and Navarro and Rochester was
won by Bethlehem. In tie bicycle race
Ben James won first prize and Elmer
Shultz second. In the tub race on the
canal Leonard Maurer won FIST prize.
MARLBORO.
Miss Mabel Putt of Canton, Is visiting
in town.
Mrs. Joe Walton is visiting her parents,
Thomas Maxwell.
Sherd Austin and wife spent Sunday
with e. s. Walker.
Miss Lillian wearstler is home from
Mt Union Or llsge.
John Robinson and wife, of Canton,
were in town Sunday.
Miss Lille Meredith, OF Alliance, is
calling on f'iends here.
Jonas Harmony and wife, Of Canton,
were calling on friends in town Sunday.
The festival given by the Epworth
League SATURDAY. evening was q success.
Prof. Albert Pontius, Of Ashtabula,
was in town a few minutes Sunday even
ing.
The junior baseball club returned from
Limaville Saturday with another scalp.
Score 10 to 13.
Camp meeting held by tho colored pej-
teuded Sunday and will be continued
over next Sunday.
HOMEWORTH.
Since or last comm unioation to the
Democrat, James Miller, aged 70 years,
passed away at his residence northwest
of town. He leaves three sons to mourn
his demise. His wife died six years ago.
James b. Sanor is rapidly recovering
from his long and severe illness.
j. H. Davidson is painting his residence
which makes nice appearance.
Mrs. Susan Firestone and daughter
have returned to Lisbon.
j. III. Felgar had the misfortune to ont
his right hand BADLY with wagon tire in
his blacksn ith shop few days ago
Miss Matte Miller has returned to
Cleveland.
MIS- DR.. James Anderson has returned
TO her home at Salem;
Mrs. Joseph Wallace has been on the
sick list the past week.
The Fourth was celebrated here on
Saturday.
@. r. Wood, Of Chicago, was In this
place last week.
Frank Iokes and children are getting
better slowly.
The youngest child OF Mr. aud Mrs.
Leander Stoffer died few days sgo.
Fune. al Wednesday at North Georgetown
Rev. Kimmel, Of louisville. officiating.
PARIS.
The ticket nominated at Columbus at
the Democratic convention gives general
satisfaction to the Democrats here.
Mr.. Issac Young, farmer residing
Wednesday, which proved fatal. In draw
ing the hayfprk back the trip rope broke,
preoipittting Mr.. Young to the barn
floor, striking on his head. He died on
Friday and was buried on Sunday at NAL
vern. Rev. Banks Of the u. b. church
preached the funeral sermon. Mr. Young
was good Citizen and soldier on the
Union side during the war of the rebel
lion.
Miss Anna Maser Of Canton, is visiting
with her sister, Mrs. Kate ZininRer.
Miss Lena Gerwig, of the Infirmary, is
visiting friends and relatives for few
days.
The M. E. church will hold an ioe
cream festival on Saturday evening.
Children's day services will be held In
the Lutheran church on next Sunday
evening.
We now have a new postmaster in the
person Of j. l.. Powell. The office is
located In the old MoMackin stand.
Mr.. Ed. Unkefer has removed his bar
bsr shop TO the NJ oMsokin building.
BE Not Deceived. A Cough, Hoarse
ness or Group, are not to be trihed with.