The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1898-07-21
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
LIMAVILLE.

LIMA WILLIE.
H. B. Paxson is reported on the sick
list.
Miss sylvia Crow of Greeptown is visit
ing here.
Mrs. Alfred Carlyle is reported on the
sick list.
Mrs Ida Matson and two sons of
Pennsylvania are visiting relatives at
this place.
Mrs. Amelia Mains of Cleveland and
her two children are visiting parents and
friends In this place.
The four weeks old child of Henry Rey-
nolds was buried Saturday after an
illness Of but few days.
Mrs. William Polly Of Kalamazoo was
summoned here on account of the death
of her sister, Mrs. L. d. Paxson.
The funeral services of Mrs. l.. d.
Roath were held In this place Monday
afternoon end wera the largest held here
for many years. Mrs. Roath was taken
i'll about week ago. She gradually
grew worse and medical aid could do
nothing to save her. She was about AZ
years old and leaves husband and six
children. Mrs. Roath was an estimable
woman and she endesred herself to hosts
in the Limaville cemetery.
PARIS.
Children's day services were rendered
at. t.ths chapel at Moultrie last Sunday
night.
Tolspahok has q regularly organized
singing school. W. H. Sluss of Louis
Vile is the Instructor.
Mrs. Harriet Freed, aged s5 years, was
buried last week in the family burial
ground on the Freed farm south of New
Franklin.
BY majority vote the Lutheran Sun
day school decided to hold it's annuel
picnic at Oneida on the second Thursday
in August
Mr.. Jacob Stuokey, who was very
sick man two weeks ago Is rapidly re-
covering under the skillful treatment of
DR.. George F. Zininger.
The pulpit of the Lutheran church was
filled by @. v. Sheatsley, Rev. ]. F. A.
I,autenschlager being in Indiana on ac-
count of the severe illness of his father.
The recent heavy rains have made II
impossible to thresh wheat from the
shock in the fields. The large hay CROP
made 1t impossible to store all the W heat
In the barns
NAVARRO.
Harrison Hodgson and family and Mrs
William Poe of Massillon were in towr
over Sunday.
Surveyor John Holl of Canton survey.
ed Tuscarawas street this week for the
aging Of sidewalk.
Misses Lizzie Harmon and Christie
Hug are engaged as seamstresses at the
Massillon hospital.
A new fence is being built around the
Union cemetery by the Navarro corpora
tion aud will be finished ere long.
Last Saturday Walter Dretka fell
from the haymow and had his arm
broken. DR.. S. j. Shelter reduced thC
fracture.
Mr.. and Mrs. Long of Cherryvsle
Kan, left for Chicago last week after
having spent the last few weeks will
friends in and out of Navarro
Rev. Klar, resident of Navarro abou
81 years ago, died at his home about two
miles west of Navarro Saturday. He wa
pastor In the old Lutheran church II
Navarro some thirty years past. HI
leaves wife ana one daughter. His re
mains were inferred In the Cross Roads
cemetery on Monday.
NEW FRANKLIN.
Mrs. Sarah Dsppen is very low at this
writing.
John W. Martin made flying trip t.
Canton Monday.
J. H. Boyer has eight men employed IL
moving his building.
Mrs. Will Ens.ng of Alliance is visiting
friends in the vicinity
Will Holwick took dinner with hi
parents last Wednesday.
The festival at Mt. Pleasant was
grand success Saturday evening.
Mrs. Ellen Van Dynes condition be
comes more critical every day.
Miss Daisy Grooms is spending few
weeks with her brother George in ALLIE
gheny.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Walters ATTENDED
the funeral Of Miss Annie White at Msrl
boro last Friday.
Will Kingsbury and family, who hav,
been visiting her parents here, returne,
TO their homo In Canton Friday.
Mrs. Ruth Riley of Canton and Mrs
Nancy Moore of Alliance We're the guests
0f Mrs. Mary Vadegrift last week.
misses Cora ana Oma BanRerd re-
turned to their home In Alliance afte
spending week with their grandm,
Bakerd
The news of the death of Miss Annt
White which occurred at her father
home near Marlboro on the 18th, was re
ceived with sadness by her friends here
She attended school here for several years
residing with Mr.. John Walters. Sh
was much beloved by them as well as he
schoolmates, who unite In sympathy will
the sorrowing family in their bereaye
ment. She had made her home with
sister In Cleveland for four years. A few
months ago she was taken Ill with drops
and heart trouble when she returned &
her fathers and all that loving heart an.
willing hands could do for her was done
but the angel of death claimed her for hi
own and our friend Annie is no mora.
so HORSES WANTED.
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