The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1898-09-29
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
NEW BERLIN.

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Charlie Kolp and family of Canton
spent Sunday 10 Berlin.
Miss Christie Hull vislte at the home
of Peter Hissner on Sunday.
jim Wise left on Monday for Indian.
apolis, where he will attend college.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hildebitle of Louisville
visited at the home Of John Krsighbaum.
The Ne Berlin band came home from
ths Massilon street fair with the second
prize.
Arlington SpIngler of Canton spent
Saturday and Sunday with his aunt Mrs.
Schlotte.
Mr.. and Mrs. Yarion of Marlboro
visited at the home Of Mrs. Lyde Lesh
on Sunday.
Misses Emma Kolp, Mildred Shil'z,
Maud wilaman, Nellie and Eta Cole
man spent Sunday afternoon on the hill
Communion services were held at the
Reformed churoh on Sunday. Five new
members were added to the congregation.
PARIS.
Miss Elsie CLOSER Is spending few
weeks in Cleveland.
Mrs. Mary Muf1ly is very sick with
typhoid fever ut this writing.
A few of our people think Of atten ling
the Stark county fair this week.
John and Charles Maurer of Montana
are here on visit to their mother and
friends.
The officers of the Reformed church
have induced Rev. J. B. Rust to stay
and preach for them three me nths longer.
johnson Blacklidge dad last Friday
of Brlght's disease and was buried at
Robertsvills on Sunday afternoon. Rev.
Lautsns ,hlager preached the fuueral
sermon. ,..sgt.sS
Nrs. Frlnk Grow, residing 7Tnear
Minerva, died last Thursday. Her re-
mains vera buried at the Liberty
cemetery Sunday forenoon. Rev. Camp
bell of the Christian church preached an
appropriate sermon. 1t was the largest
funeral that the writer of this item ever
witnessed at Liberty. Only about ono
third the people gained entrance to .dhe
churoh. as-lz.
FAIRHoPE.
Vincent Hill and family of Cato
visited wish Daniel Smith on Sunday. "a
b Mr.. and Mrs. Byerly Of Greentown
visited with II. L. Hershey on Sunday.
r j. W. Sc1lott and family of Barcyvillo
visited with his parents on Sunday.
Revs. Brown and Grimm have RETURN
ed from conference and report a splendid
session. gsSt - -,
Henry Lssb, an old and respected
citizen, died on Thursday afternoon after
a very brief illness. Mr.. Lesh had been
in usual health until Wednesday, when
he suffered a stroke Of apoplexy which
I'd his death. He lived all his life a
respected citizen Of Nimishillen township
and died at the age Of 81 years and 90
days, having lived and died on the farm
upon which he was raised. He was the
father Of four children, one having diei
In infancy and the other some six years
ago. His wife preceded him to the,spirit
world eighteen years ago. Rev. g. W.
Brown delivered an excellent funeral
address to an overcrowded house. In
torment in Fairhope cemetery. ... a..
NAVARRO.
Mrs. VIM. Poe of Massillon spent Sun
day In town.
Mrs. Josh Hodgson has been seriously
Ill but Is slowly improving. 49,.
Webb Newman and daughters Of Stras-
burg passed through town last Sunday.
Mrs. Stitzel of Loudenville has return
ed home after spending some time with
her daughter, Mrs. Phil Loew -
The N. o. conference OF the M. sE.
chuIc convened at Millersburg last week.
Rev. Elmer Noble has been returned to
Navarro.
A son Of David Thomas of Justus died
at Shanesville and WAS brought to the
Navarro union cemetery for interment
Monday last.
The U. b. conference convened at
Coshocton last week. Rev. j. Wyandt Is
again pastor and Rev. Watson presiding
elder of the charge. -siSy
Miss Mary Swartzow has returned
from Millersburg, where she attended
conference as delegate to the lay assocla-
tion and Mrs. Charles Smith as alternate.
NEW FRANKLIN.
Mrs. E. Bair has returned to her home
in Akron. -. 80,
Wesley Betz has returned tol his
family again.
DIR. anh Mrs. Chambars:wsre Alliance
visitors Monday.
Miss Marie Unkefer was shopplug In
Alliance on Thursday ssea ag,,.ts,-,.;. -
John Senften who is attending school
at Damascus, spent Sunday at home. !
Mrs. William Essick is yIsitingT her
daughter. Mrs. Dave Whitsleather, in
Columbia City.
Mrs. Libbis Grooms purchase fine
organ of ID. Il. Myers last week for the
commercial house.
Mrs. T. T. Loutzenheiser and dau0bter
Maud of Mapleton were guests of Isaac
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Mrs, Orrvile Slentz is reported better
with typhoid feV5r, but Mrs Alpheus
Myers Is critically i'll with the same
disease.
Everybody is making plans to attend
the fair at Miaerva next week, for they
say II Ia the bsst on the list and can't
afford to miss It, 90
Mrs. johnson Sherrick of Canton, Mrs.
Adaline Morris Larmore of Los AnRlees.
ID. ID. Miller Of Wooster, Mr.. Baird OF
Canton, Mr.. and Mrs. Heury Knight and
Mrs. johnson Hawkins and son Earl
spent Sunday at Isaac Smiths.
Mrs. Larimore Is the daughter Of VIII |
liam Morris, one Of the pioneer settlers |
OF this vicinity. Ste left for the west oyes |
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