The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1898-11-17
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
PARIS.

Pa RIS.
munion was celebrated at the Re-
formed church last sunday morning.
q The Creek school district No. s began
Monday with Mr.. E. @. Zininger at the
helm.
. Rev. Lsutsnschlager will preach re-
for nation sermoD next Sunday at 10
O'Clock at the Lutheran church.
asMr. Harvey Snyder cannot begin his
school at the Sand Bank on account Of
the new house not being completed.
Rev. thinner nan has been called by
the Reformed people Of Paris, Roberts
willie and Magn liza. He will begin work
about January /.
81 The treasurer of the Paris and Wash
ington insurance company was here
Saturday and made collections for the
Waltz and Stuckey Ares.
The Paris township teachers reading
circle will meet at the school house at
O'Clock Saturday afternoon and the In
stitute In the evening. Let every pro-
gressiye teacher attend.
MYERS.
Vernon Haynam spent Sunday with
W. Myers.
Miss Grace 7Baughman spent Sunday
with her parents.
Thao wartman shipped q csiload Of
stock from this place last Saturday.
The Nit. Pleasant school commenced
this week with william Haynam as In
structor.
The quail season is open and the limo.
cent little birds are being killed by the
hundreds.
J.H. Myers has begun term Of
school at Iudian Town, Washington
township.
Isaiah Freed will offer his personal
property at public auction on Novem ber
80. He expects to move to Mi iierya.
HoMEwoRTH.
Mrs. X chel Thomas is very i'll.
Joseph Heestand was in Salem last
week.
Mrs. S. d. Sanor OF Cleveland is visit
ing her m other, Mrs. Rachel Thomas.
Mrs. Barbara Ruff died at the home of
her son Lewis, near Freehurg, last Tues
day. Funeral was held Thursday at the
German Baptist Brethren church at
Reading, Rev. Stucky officiating.
Rev. Eli Stroup died suddenly Sunday
morning at his home one mile and nalf
northeast Of Homework, aged about 60
years. He went to his barn early Sun
day morning to do some chores, return
ing to the house in about an hour,
'oomplai ed OF being very i'll and that he
could scarcely breatle. He died in about
twenty minutes after reaching the house.
The d. ceased leaves wife and nine
children, seven daughters and two sons.
Deceased was an elder and minister in
the German Baptist Brethren church at
Reading, two miles east of HomeW orth,
and was always found at his post Of duty
unless hindered by sickness. His death
was great shock to this community.
He was useful and truly good man and
will be greatly missed by the church In
which he was an earnest worker. The
sympathy Of all In their hour Of great
sorrow.
NEW BERLIN
Miss Sue Clouser Of Canton spent last
week with Berlin friends
Mrs. Forest Druckenbrod and children
are visiting relatives In Wooster.
Mrs. Jesse Bonnet, who has been on
the sick list is rapidly Improving.
The literary club met at the no me Of
Rhoda Patterson. An interesting even
ing was spent A o'clock dinner will be
on the next program.
Messrs. Joe warberton, Clarence Shiltz
and Paul Whitman, who are attending
o. u. U. at Columbus, came home tu
vote and spend few days last week.
The second gathering of the taffy girls
was held at the home Of Miss Agnes
Blsnkenhmn. The next will be at the
home Of Miss Emma Kolp. The meet
dngs are weekly, the motto fun and tr fly.
A jolly party of sixteen rendered Miss
Elta Coleman surprise on Saturday
evening, 1t being her 18th birthday. Miss
Eta surrendered gracefully and proved
herself an on tertaining hostess. The
evening was spent In games and music,
WOMEN NEED NOT BE DISCOURAGED.