The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1898-04-28
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
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Billy Barnes left town few days ago.
The bridges in town will soon be re-
built.
]. A. STAN baugh is on the sick list at
present.
The social was well attended Saturday
evening.
The tile factory is getting ready for
business.
Miss savilla Mangus is not any better
at this time.
Measels have made their appearance in
this vicinity.
Jacob Neuffer and wife are both very
low at present.
Miss Stull came home from Indiana
few days ago.
N. B.. Wallace will have his barn paint
ed this spring.
c. F. Unger was on the sick list few
days last week.
Some of our people went to Lisbon last
week on business.
Born, to B. F. King and wife, last
week, daughter.
Richard Boyce has recovered over his
severe fall recently.
David May is getting better, to the sur
prise Of his friends.
The creamery and cheese factory are
both doing lively business.
Monroe Thomas sold his farm east Of
Homeworth few days ago.
Mrs. Mary Wilson Of Columbiana was
in this locality over Sunday.
Mrs Lodge Riddle of Lisbon was visit
ing her parents here last week.
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SPARTA.
The town Is excited over the war
situation.
ohnYarger delivered nice lot of fruit
trees last week
Rev. Lots has four sermons to preach
at the Christian church then his year is
out
A. j. Lash and wife, j. M. Cogan and
wife of Canton spent Sunday in Sparta
with friends.
Rev. Floyd, assisted by Rev. Lots, con-
Quoted the funeral of Wallen Evans Sun
day afternoon in the NJ E. church. 1t
was one of the largest funerals ever wit
messed in Sparta. Mr.. Evans was loved
by all who knew him. He was in his 81
year. He was township trustee for l2
years and made q good one. He served
in the war three years and was member
of the B. L. Stiner post at Sparta. The
post attended In body also Magnolia
post attended. He leaves wife and four
daughters, one son, four grandchildren,
four sisters and one brother to mourn
his death.
PARIS.
Mr. Forrest Koffell of Cleveland was
in town last week.
Mr. Frank and Emanuel Unkefer are
busy bnilding, bridges.
Communion services were largely at.
> tended at the Lutheran church Sunday
Communion service will be held In the
Reformed church next Sunday at 1C
O'Clock.
Mr.. Jacob Tressler, aged "a years, died
Thursday and was buried here, Rev
Lautenschlager officiating.
The Paris memorial association will
meet on nexs Wednesday evening for the
purpose of electing officers and the trans
action of other important business.
The following named young people
were publicly confirmed at the Lutheran
church llst Sunday: Estella L. Zipinger,
Emma Bo o"man, Karl Sheatsley Will m
Thomas and Lawrence Miller.
The next Paris township Sunday
school convention will be held In TIE
Lutheran church in Minerva on Satur.
day, May z. Afternoon and evening
programs will be sent out next week
The Paris memorial society has al.
ready made some progress to beautify oul
town. Maple tress have been planted In
the square and posts have been set pre-
paratory to fencing them in with gas
pipe railing.
FRANKLIN HALL.
Aunt Della Ely is quite poorly. She Is
past So years of age.
Prof Sluss has organized singing
class at Franklin Hall.
War seems to be planned with the sec
ond term question clearly to the 'front.'
Farmers ought to be principles in so,
ciety, but many fall below this standard
and yet fail to locate the cause OF their
depression In the reelm of gold stadard.
ism, the foundation of which was laid In
the '73 steal.
McDONALDSVILLE.
John Hane is putting new roof on
his barn.
Glen Sohreiner is very low with
typhoid fever. Dr. Garmyer is In at.
tendance.
Milton Kettering is down with typhoid
pneumonia.
Newton Chimes has very severe attack
Of typhoid fever.
j. f. keck has taken the contract to
build large barn near New Berlin.
Iohn l. 4
jured on William Swartzs sawmill
Aaron Stoner is on the sick list.
Lee Would Ignore a Challenge.