The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1897-02-11
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
HOME WORTH.

HUME WOnIh
G. B. Ditch and Miss Alice e. Lozer
ere married Wednesday evening.
tJ.,F. 'whiteleather was no better as we
go to mail.
rrTas Bibls school will close at the
Brethren church some time this week
John Miller has not sold his cheese yev.
James Pilmer sold a oar-l1ad of coal
las, week again, to pply the demand.
The Democrat gives all the latest news,
and its able editorials are alone worth
many times the subscription price.
/. The Jacob Sanor farm, near New
Alexander, IL now the center OF attrac-
tion. new silver mine and pot
containing $81 900 in gold In enough to
attract the attention Of anybody.
The social was well attended on Thurs
day evening. All had fue time.
G. @. Felgar is able to be out since his
Illness.
The new opera house will be pride to
Homeworth. Push the enterprise.
Miss Anna Gilbert, of Cleveland, was
in this vioiuisy few days last week.
John Sheshan has a public sale on
Wednesday afternoon, February z.
Owen Brooke is we'll again and able to
be around since his Illness.
David Weaver was badly injured some
days since by being thrown from horse.
Homework is trying to secure a grist
mill, but whether the required sum, $3.50,
can be raised these hard times, Is doubt
fnl.
A. NJ Benner Is moving a, house near
his residence, southeast Of town.
Mrs. Eliza Crawford has returned to
Massillon, after pleasant visit among
relatives at this place for week or ten
days.
LIMAvILLE.
Following are the persons reported on
the sick list at present: l.. A. Reynolds,
Miss Lottis Reynolds, Mrs. E. J. Kuntz I,
Mrs. Daniel Smith, Mrs. o. p. Ssbrell
Miss Allie Kuntzp, Mrs. L. ID. Roath,
John Roath and Garry Harold.
L. @. Ssbrell and Perry Saiuehart, Of
Suffield, were in town last week.
q. A. Kuntze and wife, II. @. Kuntze
and wife, NJ. A. Zaiser and wife and
daughter, and Mrs. Godfrey Drayer,
visited In MI. Union last week.
M. E. Marshall made a business "trip
to Ravenna last week.
Snhrl6b VI ahlduoo luuuo q
business trip TO this town last Saturday.
Mrs. White, an aged lady living east
Of towp, was buried Saturday, inter.
ment being at Marlboro. She was Ia her
Goth year, and was.the Oldest woman In
this vicinity.
zoe Bently. of Hanoverton, was In
town on business one day last week.
The sudden death of Miss Sadie
Donohoe, a daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
Daniel Donohoe, has caused home muc
sadness, and tho community has lost q
noble young lady. She was about IL
years Of age, and was The youngest
daughter ana pride Of the household, Tht
heart-stricken parents, sisters and
brother have the sympathy OF the com
munity. The interment oourred at AL
lance, Thursday.
Roy Kibler, and son of Deerfield were
In town on business Friday.
David Grosnshi, Id made a business
trip to Canton last week.
The Teachers Institute was not well
attended Friday night at Lexington
owing to the Indictment weather
Mr. Seers, brakeman on the @. s. p,
railroad, was killed at Atwater, Satur
ay. He was siDgle man. His parents
live near Randolph Mr.. Sseers belonged
to the order Of X. OF p, aud the knights
Of the Maooabess
ELTON.
No literary was held at the Goat Hill
school-house last Friday evening ON ao
count Of inolemeDt weather.
A party was held at william Pen.
mans last Thursday evening. DSncinp
and games were INDUCED 10. About
hfty guests were present,
Mr.. Pete Bourkel is able TO be
around again.
Mr.. Louis Hawk and Mr. william
Huston have fillJd their ics houses for
the summer.
A sleighing party Of seventeen of our
Young ladies and young men from Goat
Hill surprised Miss Lizzie Miller, of
Beach Grove, last Tnesd ay evening.
and returned home at late hour, hay-
Ing had a happy time.
Many of our young folks from this
place attended Christian Endeayor at
Gross RJads on Sunday evening.
CAMP CREEK.
Mr. Richard Allen is working for
Mrs. Kurts again.
Many Of our young men attended
Literary at Brush college last Thurs
day evening
Tho Camp Creek Is the only mine
that is working In this locality.
The Misses Mary and Barbara Miller
received notice that their father was
dead. His death occurred at Navarro, o.
number of our young folks from
this place attended the party at
william Penman's last Thursday even
Ing,
Mr.. Charles Boughman Is working at
the saw mill fur Adam Shrader.
The topic for the next Sunday even
Ing at the Gross Roads Christian En-
deavor IL zecb., chapter and verses Ia.
Frank wbismore attended the Literary
at Brush college last Thursday evening.