The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1897-03-18


funeral OF Mr.. Barnard's sister.
Mr.. ano Mrs. william Donovan left
for Coshooton to attend birthday ami
versafy.
The lecture given by Miss Varnum 10
the school bulldog last Saturday night
was largely attended and the lecture
was excellent.
LIMAvILLE.
The Iimaville school will give an eu
tertbiument in the town hail, Thursday
evening, March 1S. A good drama will
be given by the school, which promises to
be enjoyable.
Miss Bortou, of Cleveland, visited her
sister, MIS-. JAG ,b Petry, several days last
week.
Mr.. Scho1p and wife, of Ravenns,
visited their son west Of town.
Mr. Ferguson moved last Saturday in
the house known as the Jordan Hazsn
home near town.
A citizens ticket was nominated Sat
urday evening in Limaville corporation,
as follows: Mayor, 7. 7. Arnold; clerk,
o. p. Sebfell; street commissioner,
Thomas Sebrell; town council, G. A.
Kuntzs, M. A. Ziser and Q. j. Anthony.
II. 9. Ware spent Sunday in town with
his folks, having just returned from Clin-
ton, Iowa. Ee went to Canton Monday.
Charles Courtney and wife of Akron,
are visiting relatives in this vicinity.
Daniel Smith and family have moved
to Hanover.
NJ. A. Zaiser made business trip TO
Canton one day last week.
The Democrats of Limaville precinct
will hold caucus Friday evening March
10, for che purpose of nominating a can
didate for assessor and also to help name
the balance Of the township ticket.
william Rosth ard son Of Canton, are
visiting relatives in this neighborhood.
Prof. J. A. Cslderhead, Of the Curry
university, PittsburR, Pa, was home
with his family over Sunday. --~
II. b. Paxson made business trip to
Canton Friday.
The Republican urinary election will
be held 10 this placs Saturday, March 20.
An interesting time IL looked for, owing
to the numbFr OF candidates for trustee,
there being nine in the field.
Fred Sail, of Akron, visited friends
near town over Sunday.
| Lorsr 20 Roath, we'll known citizen of
Lexington, died suddenly Saturday
night, aged about S5 years. Mr.. Roath
was ore of the pioneer settlers Of Lexing-
| ton township.
Sherman Wood, of Cleveland, was in
town on business Monday.
Miss Conrad, A. L Reynolds, Jac ob
Dray,r, Mrs. Il. G. Kuntze, and Mrs. K.
j. Kuntz are reported on the sick list.
Most If the schools in this end of the
township closed their winter term Friday.
The Limaville school will close Tuesday
CAMP CREEK.
Mr.. JAc,b weidmau is slowly recover,
ing frlm bis sickness.
Mr.. Elmer Boughman is working at
the Nutwoou mine.
There was a party held at william
Hurton's OH last Thursday evening.
About twenty guests wera present.
Mr.. Frank Whitner has opened up his
sugar camp.
Many of our young people attended
the Literary at Goat Hill last Friday
evening.
The mine at this pl CO works about one
day week.
Mra. J. G. Keller vi.ited her daughter,
Mr.. AlbtrG Hall, in Navarro, last Satur.
day.
The school at this place will soon close
Mr.. r.Jo-iah Boughman has been i'll with
rheumatism the past few weeks.
Mr.. Stephen Kurlz attended the dance
at Pigeon Run on last Saturday.
ELTON.
Mira. $. d. Baughman is on the sick
list.
The Literary at Goat Hill school l-house
Was largely attended last Friday evening
A dance was given at Louis Clicks or
Wednesdscv evening. 1t was highly en-
joyed by all present.
The G at Hill school will close on
Thursday, March 25, and in the event np
the Lit,rsry will also close.
Joe Uptergrapb, If Pigeon RuD /,
drilling on the Fred Beck farm. ssssky =
Frank Stil'z was in Canal Fulton Fri
day.
Mrs. S,rsh McFarren has returned
home from West Lebanon, where she hat
been ii'ing her daughter, Mrs. Clare
BeaIs.
A darcs was held at Peter Scheirs Sat
urday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion McFarren were
whiting at Fred Beck s on Sunday.
Mr.. Dinsmore, living on the WarwcH
farm, DIED on Friday evening. Tn,
remains we're taken to Crshoc5on for in
terment.
ChuIcl servic were held at the Goa
Hill tchUol-house last Sunday morning
Marion McFhrren has purchased a fin,
horse ftom Harvey Crider, near Pigeon
RIM.
LOUISVILLE
August Cuenot, Of Magnolia, was il
town few days ago. He will move
to his old home in East Main street
about April /.
Jsoub Brettln sill move into thu
Cray pr Jperty.
There hrs b3en nni siderable talh
about erCctiog new tile plant on thu
Eraptz farm WEST If town. We are ia
formed tnnt the clay is now bring test
I'd, and If il proves tI ba good article
the plant will be erected.
The Fairhope school gave a concert lsst
Friday evening and the excellent pro
gram rendered deserved a larger sttsn
dace. Toe proneeds will g, towards pur
chasing an organ for the school.
The winter term OF the public schools
Of the township will close this week.
A blaze on the roof Of the Harnel
property on West Main streI +, last FL
day, called out the flre depai tmsnt, and
by prompt efforts the flames were s1oI