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

borhood last week in the interest of their
proposed creamery at Minerva.
SPARTA.
Philip Farber underwent surgical
operation Monday of last week. Drs.
Walker and Dewitt Of Canton and Cling J
insmith of Sparta were the operators He
Is getting along nicely.
Andrew Dyer is very sick at his sisters,
Mrs. AL. Davis.
Mrs. Lavilla Painter Howenstein,
north Of town, had carpet sewing last
Wednesday. Nineteen women WIRE pre-
sent an merry time was had.
Ward Buchanan has moved to Middle.
branch.
william Baughman spent Sunday with
George L. Lillian.
Mrs. william Dine was buried at
Asbury cemetery last Thursday. She was
in her 65th year, and leaves to mourn her
sudden departure husband, eight chill
dren, two brothers, two sisters and host
of friends. She had been a faithful
member of the NJ. X. church at Asbury
for over 80 years. She was good woman
and will be greatly missed by all who
knew her.
PARIS.
Our board Of education met in regular
session last Saturday and hired the fol-
lowing teachers: District No. Q, Miss
Matte Mangues; No. 8, Mary Sponseller;
| No. 4, j. II. Braucher; No. 8, Ella Shafer;
No 6, Lena Gerwig; No. Z, Mag Bush,
No. 8, Bessie Myers; No. 8, Frank Wat
son, No. II, e. G. Zininger. These teach
ers were hired as usual at the uniform
pr 90 s1.12X per day.
There will be meeting Of the citizens
of Paris on next Wednesday evening at
the school house for the purpose of taking
steps toward preparing for the observance
of memorial day.
There is some rumor that the Paris
band has been reorganized.
BARRYVILLE.
Frank Domino, of Freeburg, was call
ing on his many friends In this vicinity
last week.
James Frantz of Cleveland and Joseph
Frantz of Canton were called here last
week by the sudden illness of their father
Louis Frantz, who is nearly 80 years old
and in feeble b. alth.
Joseph King is having bad attack
of inflammatory rheumatism.
]. p. Beauchat of Louisville gave us u
pleasant call Thursday. He is looking
after his interests for the nomination as
county township clerk.
Two worthy young couples were united
In we ilook on Tuesday morning at st.
Joseph's church by Rev. Father Kunnert.
They were Mr.. Alonzo Lair and Miss
Jennie Morton and Mr.. Louis Vourron
Of Louisville and Miss Manda Sherlock.
On Wednesday about 40 or 80 of the
relatives and friends of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
s. Marchand gave them surprise that
t hey will not forget for many day. The
object of the gathering was to remind
Mr.. Marchand that 1t was his goth birth
day anniversary. H was the recipient of
many usef al presents. A splendid supper
was served after which good social time
was had.
HOMEwORTH.
A. @. Smith, of East Rochester, is in
Knox township this week In the interest
Of the W. B. Cole nursery Of Painesville.
d. A. Ruff is very i'll at present.
j. H. Stier made business trip to Day
ton last week.
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North Georgetown bought the David
Shively farm last week for s40s5 per
acre.
Mrs. Joseph Heestand wae in Cleveland
last week visiting friends.
jam sBenner, in West township, has
been very i'll the past two weeks.
George King has been seriously i'll with
| haart from hla for SoTna TINA
Austin Sanor has rented the Lewis j.
Stoffer farm southes st of town.
John Sheehan is visiting friends in Mis-
souri,
There will be q grand entertainment
in the opera house on Saturday evening
by the III jmeworth Dramatic Club. The
popular drama, "The Yankee Detective -
will be given with sixteen characters.
Admission 10 cents; reserved seats 90 and
20 cents.
O. e. Gross and #. L. Heestand grind
feed every Friday and Saturday. They
also grind corn meal, graham flour a nd
are doing large business in their mill. =.
The Sunny Hill school Closes March A
for the winter term.
Charles Heron and wife have returned
to Cleveland.
Miss Nettie Willard is recoverin from
her recent illness.
Miss Savilla Mangus received hard
fall a few days ago and was badly injured.