The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1898-04-07
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
NEW BERLIN.
Dur CONGRATULATIONS, Owen.

NEW BERLIN.
Our congratulations, Owen.
Dick Miller spent few days in Cleve-
land last week.
The whole Plain township Democratic
ticket was elected.
John Herdinger Of Uniontown spent
Sunday with his sistars.
St. Paups choir is rehearslng some fine
selections to be rendered on Easter Sun
day.
Misses Mildred Shiltz and Eliza Cole
man have accepted chairs in the Reform
cd church choir.
The reformed church choir and Sunday
school will render an Easter cantata on
Friday evening.
The famous Smith sisters gave a con-
cert to q moro than crowded house Thurs
day evening, it being the last number of
the lecture course.
There will be an Easter service at the
UIion church next Sunday evening. The
exercises will be mostly given by children,
whioa will make 1t doubly interesting.
Misses Fora Reemsnyder and Pearl
Coleman are the delegates appointed for
TuschTawas Chassis of the Reformed
church from this place to be held at Polk.
The Pocahontas circle met at the home
of Maggie Evans on Monday evening.
They will hold q special meeting next
Monday evening at the home Of Mrs.
Amanda Snyder. The next regular meet
ing will be ut the home of Miss Maggie
Walter.
NAVARRO.
The Price family has moved to Minerva
this week.
Fred Hess moved out of the Wagner
house on Center street into Peter Rosch's
residence.
1. B. Pooeck left for Cleveland last
week where he expects to locate perma-
nently. The family will soon follow.
The third quarterly conference will be
held in the NJ. Il. church Friday, April
% and communion service on Sunday
afternoon.
NEW FRANKLIN.
Emerson Fearn and Otto Vandsgrift
have gone to Indiana to remain for the
summer.
Misses Marie AMI Maude Unkefer were
shopping in Minerva Tuesday
John Martin and son Sherman were
Canton visitors last week.
John johnson returned to his home in
Allegheny Wednesday after spending
the winter with his uncle, David Bates.
Mrs. Sanor moved into the American
house last week.
Mrs. Sarah Snyder still continues poor
ly and little hope is entertained for her
recovery.
Mrs Nora Unkefer was an Allia n ce
visitor last week.
Mrs. Howard Miller of Canton is spend
ing week with her mother, Mrs. Tacy
Metz.
Our community was stratled on Satur-
day evening when the news spread that
Mrs. Hyde Marshal was dead. She had
been sick only about O week and many
near neighbors did not know she was i'll.
Mrs. Marshal had been very faithful
attendant on her husband in his late sick
ness and did all she could to alleviate his
sufferings. She was an amiable, kind
woman and an affectic late wife and
leaves a host of friends who sympathize
with her bereft husband.
Mark Hewitt and sister Salle of Con-
ton, were here In attendance on the funer-
al of Mrs. Mars al Monday.
MARLBORO TOWNSHIP.
Clerk-Mose Miller, r, 2O4; Ed. Swift
zer, ID, 235.
Trustee-Henry Speelman, R, 2s9;
Enos Harper, ID, 2l6.
Justice--W. H. Snyder, r, 2O3; B. W.
Vaughn, r, 154; Milton Frank, ID, 2l3; {;
Frank Geselman, ID, 245.
Constable-John Wiley, r, 207; W.
Capten, r, 2l2; Daniel Keefer d, ala;
Byron Keyser, d, 214.
SPARTA.
Rev. Neely and children are visiting
friends at GAINESVILLE for month.
will Failor has moved into his property.
John Burnheimer has bought house
and lot of j. Carnes and moved into 1t.
Bob Wiligman has moved in with hi s
mother-in-law. John Burns has moved
into his property. william Davy has
moved on John Burns's farm. James
Evans has moved on John Gerwig's farm.
A. j. Yant has moved in Frank Shorts
house. Mrs. Ulet has moved in with
Mrs. Smith. Mr.. Creighton has moved
into the Christian parsonage.
Dan Keen was reelected director of the
insurance company. O. G. Sickafoose
was elected trustee, W. E. Guest clerk,
o. r. Smith treasurer, Wes. Smith and i. i.
U. Lichtenwalter justices, j. w. Carnes
assessor at the election Monday
The school meetings will be lively this
spring; SO many candidates for. directors.
ELTON.
William Penman is not improving at
this writing
McFarren school closes Wednesday and
Goat hill Friday.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. David Thomas
a daughter.
Elton Henning will move into the re-
sidence formerly occupied by Ellsworth
Boughman.
CAMP CREEK.
Many from this place attended the
funeral of John Poorman at Stanwood
last Tuesday m orning.
An operation was performed on Harvey
Lyder OF this place last week and it Is
reported that he is doing we'll.
Rev, Dunlap will hold services at this
place Sunday afternoon.
HoMEworTH.
G NJ. Koontz intends moving to ALI
ance soon.
S. d. Sanor, of Cleveland, was in town
Friday.
Miss Olive Brooke has returned homa