The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1898-06-02
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
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MARCHAND.
MIR. Henry Marchand is wearing a
smile; it's girl.
The Roush school will close its years
work on Friday with @. @. Surbey as
teacher, who will be succeeded by j. b.
Mohler for the ensuing year
The love feast at West Nimishillen
church was we'll attended
Mr.. Emanuel Ber is enjoying the visit
of his daughter and grandson from Mis-
souri,
Mrs. Manessneh Holl is improving
from q severe fall.
Mr.. Christian Rudy and family took
advantape of the excursion rates to Mis-
souri, for the annual meeting of the Ger
man Baptist church.
Mrs. Eliz, Affclter Is convalescing
form severe illness.
The school at Marchand closed on Fri
day with o picnic. The school has been
in charge of M. o. Surbey for seven
Years, six of which were successive. On
the 9th or 10th Of June there will be q
township commencement held at that
place under the provisions of the Boxwell
law.
NAVARRO.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Gross of Cleveland
are visiting with Ler parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Bennett.
Charles Brown and wife of Massillon
and Dan Shelter and wife of Canton
spent Saturday and Sunday in town.
Mrs. Cramer of Canton is spending
some time with Mrs. VIM. Donovan.
SQUIRE Goshorn left last Friday for
Chicago to take treatment OF Dr. Dowle,
the divine healer. He expects to remain
several weeks
The Misses Mour and Weimer have
been reelected for the primary depart
ments in the public schools.
Tom Kennedy and Miss Hannah Nc
Neil were united in marriage Wednesday
morning, June |, by Rev. Muller ut st.
Clements church.
Prof. Sluss was reelected superinten-
dent uf the public schools.
NEW FRANKLIN.
Mrs. Matte Cole Of Salem Is spending
few days with her daughter, Mrs.
Slentz.
large crowd assembled a Moultrie
chapel on d scoration day to witness the
unwilling of the beautiful monument
which had been erected in memory of
our brave soldiers in Knox and West
townships.
Miss Floss Smith is spending a few
DAYS at her brother Wills near Hanover
ton.
Miss Mary Gallagher and Mr.. Van
Pelt of East Rochester were married last
Saturday evening. The young couple
will accept our Dgratulations.
Jack Unkefer has purchased the Rice
property and will remodel 1t as soon az
convenient, and Mr.. Clippinger, who
has bought Mrs. Betz's house, will move
here in the near future.
Miss Edith Woods went to Canton yes
terday to stay with Mrs. Kitty Miller.
Rev. Carter of Waterford was the guest
of Mrs. Catherine Hawkins over Sunday
night.
Mr.. Philip Walker has been quite i'll
since last Sunday.
Charles Slack and family of Salem are
visiting at the residence of Ephraim
Myers.
Miss LYDIA Beebout has again taken up
her residence in our town. She spent
the past winter In Alliance.
Mr.. Fred Sefert and Miss Deoima H ay-
nam were united in marriage last We'd
nesday at the home of the brides
parents, near Myers station. Rev. j. b.
Rust performed the ceremony. The infair
took place at the home of the groom's
parents in Paris.
NAV 80 was the greatest day ever
witnessed in Paris.
b. f. Weybrecht of Alliance delivered
the finest patriotic Grafton that was ever
heard in our town. He was followed by
Hon. r, W. Talyer of Lisbon in very
forcible speech, principally on the Span
ish-Cuban American war.
NEW BERLIN.
The class of '9S delivered their orations
to crowded house on Friday evening.
The Pocahontas literary club met at
the homs Of Mrs. Lizzie Schiltz.
Miss Hattie Harman has gone to
Youngstown to make her future home.
The baseball game played by the Ber-
lin and North Canton teams on Monday
afternoon was won by the Berlin team,
8 to Q.
The Plain Township Sunday School
Convention will be held at the Union
Church Saturday afternoon and evening.
A good program has been prepared.
OTTERBEIN.
The United Brethren of Otterbein will |
have an ice cream festival June Is for |
the benefit of the church.
Reuben Schroyer left last Monday for /
Chicago.
In A. al
a Decoration day, Please remember the |
Fourth OF July.
Mrs. Polly Weaver of New Bedford is
albe to be around again after a sickness
of Ave weeks. She is 81 years old.
The Sugar Greek church Is nearly
completed 1t Is one of the finest churches
In our county.
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