The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1898-03-31


ger 81 Zininger after April 1.
Thett' Confederate Spy was played by |
the Paris Dramatic club at the Mt. Pleas |
ant school house on last Saturday night
The yerdics Of the jury In the John W.
Myers case was surprise to many of our
people. 1t would not have been had they |
heard the evidence
The Memorial association has COM
menced to improve the square of our
town. A number of sugar trees have
been planted. Work on the mound will
be begun soon.
The Paris school will close next Friday. |
The last session of the Paris Literary So
cieiy will be held in the evening. The
drama entitled "The Commercial Drum
merr will be played There will be an
admisson charged at the door foi the pur-
pose of purchasing lamps for the school.
HoMEwoRTH.
Mrs. Anna Scott is much better.
Eugene Myers rented the Byers farm
near Maxine.
S. d. Herren went to Cleveland on bus
iness Saturday.
The Homework schools began Monday
for the spring term.
The cheese factory will commence work
about the 18th of April.
A. ]. Cameron shipped a car load of
hogs Monday to Pittsburg.
The bridges are about all washed away
in Homework and vicinity.
Samuel Redman moved on his farm
east Of Homework Thursday.
AL Bush of Paris moved in with his
father south of town Tuesday.
Mrs. Rachel Pieren is visiting her
q
W. r. DAILY and daughter, of Cleveland
werei among relatives in this locality last
week.
The Sunny Hill school commenced
Monday for the spring term with Arthur
Hass as teacher.
David May is still very poorly with no
material change in his condition His
ailment is dropsy.
An infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Frank L. Weaver was buried in the Read
ing cemetery last Wednesday.
Placentia lake, the great resort, is no
more since last Tuesday night. 1t may
be built up again. Many people went
fishing there last week.
Reuben Lozier died Thursday morning
after a long illness The deceased was so
years of age and leaves a wife and three
children. The funeral took place Sunday
at Alliance.
Miss Tillie Ruff, an aged lady, died at
the home of her sister, Mrs. William Hoff-
man last Wednesday night. The funeral
took place Friday afternoon at the Presby-
terian church.
william Mangus of this place. and Miss
Ella Behner, an accomplished young
lady of New Chambersburg, were united
in marriage Wednesday evening by Lewis
Walker JP., at his residence. The hap
by young couple have the best wishes of
all for their future happiness.
NAVARRO,
Mrs Wesley Calp is still dangerously ill
with hemorrhage.
Mrs. Louise Purl, of Mansfield, is
spending some time with her many
friends in town.
John Miller and family will move into
Rev. W. G. Coder's home on High street
April /.
A class of eight children will be con-
frmed at St. Pauls Evangelical church
on Easter Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hoelzer left last
Saturday for Akron where they will make
their future home.
Mrs John Morgan, of Massillon, re
turned to her home last Saturday afte'
spending the week with friends in town.
An election of officers took place at the
M. e. church last Sunday morning and
the following were elected by acclamatior
and ballots Superintendent, james
Grow; assistant superintendent, Miss
Mary l.. Swartzlow; secretary, Lizzie
Grit librarian, Jennie Linn; assistant
librarian Mrs. Geo. Ray; treasurer, Ida
Obenour; organist, Ida Obenour; chor
lister, James Grow
FAIRHoPE.
Walter, Schrantz, of Louisville, is hom'
for this wJek.
The rev postoffice building " i'll soon b.
ready for occupancy.
Frank Lesh NJ owed on farm in PlaiI
township ON Thursday.
Emma Parker, of Canton, is visiting a
the home of M. L. Hutt.
H. L. Hershey expects to make variou
improvements in his property the coming
spring.
Frank Snyder, recently of Waco, move,
on his grandfather's farm, George Sny
der, on Tuesday.
John Hall moved ON Jefferson Smith
farm in the northern part OF the town
ship on Tuesday.
The district school will begin 1t
spring term April with M. B. Summer
again at the helm.
Two of the sons OF David Stauffer ar
visiting with him. One of them re
Gently returned from the state Of Wash
ington.
The damage from the recent flood |
greater than at first supposed. Bridge
are badly damaged, and at least two neS
ones will be required in the township.
Our township election pormisse to b
quite interesting as there is much inter
est manifested in the various candidates
We predict Democratic victory as usual
oDoNALDSvILLE.
Much rain and high water In all loy
places.
In the recent primaries the Democrat
put out very strong ticket.
Mr.. Daley, our new merchant seem
to be proving himself a success.
Nelson NJ Keok, who was down wit
brain fever, is again able to assume hi
local duties.
Protraoted meeting is In progress a
this place Rev. Harpster of Cantor
preached Wednesday evening
Mr.. and Mrs Rufus Holl and sons Ir
and Nathan, of Trumbull, were visiting
relatives in this neighborhood.
Rudy, son of Adam and Catherin
Gross, died March 30 after an illness o
three years caused by Bright's disease
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