The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1898-09-01
NEIGHBORH00D NEWS.
PARIS.

PARIS.
Mrs. r 1fus Myers Of Pleasant Valley
Is on the sick Inst.
Mr.. J. J.. Snyder has been attending
the state fair at Columbus.
Prof. Harvey Braucher was tie guest
of MIR. and Mrs. Ed. a. Zininger last
Sunday.
. Mr.. Il. G.. Zininger is at home again
from Wooster university where he has
been attending school,
Mrs. William Ropp of Robertsville is
reported rs being sick With typhoid fever.
We hope her speedy recovery.
sOF. Ziuirger and wife Of Canton
were in attendance at the big four picnic
last saturday and spent Sunday In our
midst.
Mrs Burns OF Cleveland and Mrs.
Delilab Brown of Toledo are visiting at
the residence of their sister Mrs. Felix
Nsidig
fsOur enterprising stone masons The
Cnkefer brothers, are putting in large
stone oulvert near the residence OF MIR.
j. j. Snyder.
The directors of the Pleasant Valley
school district have concluded to make
some important changes and improve
ments in their school building
Rey.J. b. Rust of the Reformed church
has handed In his resignation to the
church council to take effect In the near
future so we have been informed.
The annual farmers reunion in John
Swallows grove was very largely attended
on last Saturday by the farmers OF oul
community and had pleasant ana
profitable time.
SPARTA.
-Elmer Fry lost q fine horse by colo
Sunday. -
A few Of the Maocabees took in the
picnic up the lake Thursday.
William Young raised over 1000
bushels of wheat and LOO bushels OF
oats this year.
The fourth quarterly meeting held at
Asbury last Saturday voted that Rev.
Neely be returned.
Tommy Russell, who was sojourning
In Missouri and Kansas the past month";
has returned home. -...
- Henry Muckley is spending the week
with his father-in-law, DR.. CANS lie
Just returned from tour through
Europe.
Mr. Shear showed us a fine lot of ct eese
in his cellars. We sampled 1t and can
pronounce 1t fine. He has no trouble In
selling that quality of cheese.
Mr.. Conrad, our popular miller, has
painted his mill, which improves 1t
wonderfully. He is buying lots of wheat
and is running his cider press.
NEW FRANKLIN.
d. ,,l--I.z II ,,i,lr ..a-a IN, Tip-
bon last week.
Friends of A. NJ. Baird of McKeesport,
Pa, visited him last week.
Miss Bertha Fearn is the guest Of her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Fearn.
The sick are all better. except Mrs.
Vandyne, whose case Is considered hope
less.
Mrs. Lilly Smith and son Harold OF
Lima are visiting her mother, Mrs. Eliza
Myers.
Mrs. Jane Smith of Hanoverton IL
st ,ying with her sister, Mrs Vandyne, a
few days.
Mrs. Nancy Jones Leamon of ALLIE.
gheny Is the guest Of her sister, Mrs.
Isaac Vandegrift.
Mrs. Sallie Smith aud daughter Alice
in the community.
A very large number from here attend
ei the farmers picnic near Louisville on
Saturday, and ss usual report very
enjoyable day.
Ed. Early and Miss Maud Unkefer
were guests of the latters sister, Mrs.
VIM. Kingsbury, in Canton Saturday
night and Sunday.
Miss Eunice Martin of Canton has
been enjoying a few weeks in the country
with her parents, returning home on
Sunday, accompanied by them.
Mr.. and Miss Johnson of Allegheny
returned to their home last week after
a very pleasant stay with Mrs. Orrville
Slentz. Miss Matte accompanied them,
where she will visit relatives for several
weeks.
OTTERBEIN AND ROCKVILLE.
Charley Cogan of New Castle spent
Sunday with his parents
The bridge between here and Bolivar
washed away Monday night
Charles Strobel was thrown from a
load of hay and had foot badly sprained.
william Shott and wife of Baltic paid
Wis at the home of Mrs. John Youtzey
last week.
sggzrr.
Rev. ID. Yant of the NJ Il. church Ii
quite i'll at present. He Is SO years of
age and has preached for 55 years.
Rev. Quinn of Canton occupied the
German Baptist pulpit last Sunday. He
was George Suckers guest while here.
Herman Rohn who has been residing
atioose Neck, Ill, for the past years,
has returned TO Rockville tJ make his
future home.
LABOR DAY RACES,