The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1898-01-20
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
NEW FRANKLIN. /.

after lingering illness with lung Urou-
BILE. Miss Orle was bright and lovaple
girl who will be sadly missed among her
many aoquaintances. She united WIN
the Methodist church in early childhood
and lived O true christian life. Inc par
ents and family have the sympathy Oh
the entire neighborhood. She was about
sixteen years OF age.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Hartzell, Of
Freeburg, visited their son l.. o., this
! week.
Miss Alice Gerber, of Canton, Is the
guest Of Matte Slentz.
Mr.. Frank Musser and Miss Daisy
Rish were quietly married at squire
Bates last Wednesday afternoon.
ss lac ,b Holwick fell last week, dislocat-
ing his shoulder and breaking his,arm.
PARIS.
The Paris township teachers institute
xyill meet at Pleasant Valley next Satur-
day evening.
Literary at district No. Z next Friday
night.
The entertainment given last Saturday
nioht in Meiser's hall was well attended
considering the condition OF the road ana
the weather. The plays wers well render
ed and reflected great credit on all VINO
had part in them. The proceeds Will be
resd for the purchase Of dictionary for
the school.
MARLBORO.
Eli Hafer, of Canton, has been spend
ing a week with friends. ~,-s-.
Miss Lyons, of Hiram, will lecture
next Thursday evening in the Disciple
church.
party of people from all parts of the
neiphborhood gathered at the home OF
Mr. Sanner Tuesday evening to inform
them that they had been married just ten
wears. A very pleasant evening was
spent and before departing those present
wished the host and hostess many more
years of happiness.
James Dickerhof, of Hartville, was
calling on friends in town Saturday
evening.
Lew Wearstler was on the SICK list
saturday and Sunday, but has recovered
sufficiently to be about again.
SPARTA.
Grandma Dyer, who has been sick for
so long, is now living with her daughter,
Martha Zerbe, East Seventh street, Can
Ton.
Miss Kline. of Huntington, Ind, has
returned to her home, accompanied by
her cousin, Clara Dyer, who will make
her home there.
william Lloyd has been stricken by
paralysis in his left side. There Is hope
OF his recovery. ss,g
Mrs. Kate B. Sherwood will give her
popular lecture in the Christian church
Friday evening. This will be one OF the
best of the course.
A. r. Eversole visited his aunt, susan
r, Moss, at Navarro last week.
Misses Blanche and Myrtle Young
spent Sunday with their cousins, Lillia
and Ida Geckler.
Born, to Weston and Emma Howen-
stine, girl.
FREEBURG.
The funeral of Michael Miller last
Saturday was largely attended. Mr.
Miller was an old resident and much re-
, spected by all. He was member OF the
Amish church, where the services were
held. Interment in the cemetery west OF
town. He leaves an aged companion,
ssyen sons, two daughters and host OF
friends to mourn his loas. ssss.s
Mrs J. V. Dickinson, who has been
suffering with bronchitis, is slwoly i'm
proving.
Harvey Sponseller fell from the hay
NOW and received severe injuries.
BARRYvILLE.
Miss Maggie Balmat, of Louisville is
visiting her parents.
Miss Rosa Cachet of Alliance, will
visit relatives here and in Canton this
week.
Miss orpha Gilbert is visiting relatives
at Louisville
Miss Irene Glandieux, of Louisville
has accepted position as deputy in the
postofflce here.
Daniel Linder has returnedl from a
visit in Illinois.
Miss Carrie Brown Is slowly recovering
from severe attack of lung fever.
With the assistance of the board of
education of this to Snship the house
holders of the district have collected
money enough by subscription to buy an
organ for the use of our schools. xssaI
Edward Frank has been very sick for
the past week, but is now improving.
Mrs. Nora!Stull is getting .some bet
ter slowly.
Mrs. John Sheehan is visiting her
daughter at Wellsville this week.
Mrs. Anderson is on the sick list at
present.
Mrs. Maud Messmore is dangerously ill.,
Archer Barnes was badly hurU few
! days ago by large lump of coal falling
on his head from u passing freight train.
Mrs. j. T.. Thomas is at present on the
sick list.
The West and Knox township Farmers
4 Aid Society will hold its next annual
meeting In the Oak Ridge school house,
\ two mil east Of Homeworth, on Satur-
! day, January 20.
Miss May Ruff is suffering from severe
Injury oasued by Cleveland boy, aged
about 10 years, catching her by the arms
while sitting at the dinner table, bending
them backward over her head, cracking
her collar bone, breaking one arm, in
iuring the shoulder and and dislocating
the shoulder blade. Miss Ruff is suffer
ing severely from her injuries and 10
will be many months before she can do
work OF any kind. The boy no doubt did
thts In spirit OF what he considered
sport, hut we think It was the grosssst OF
cr'mianl carclessness