The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1898-03-17
NEIeHBoRHoOD NEWS.
HoMEwoRTH.

Mrs. NJ. J. Potts, of wellsville, was
with friends in town last week.
Miss Mabel Horn was calling on friends
in Canton few days ago.
John Shehan returned home from Mis-
souri, last Tuesday.
Mrs. Rachel Mclaughlin is visiting
with her daughter at Chardon this week.
\ Miss Agnes Brooke is visiting friends
in Alliance.
David May is seriously i'll with dropsy
Born, to Edward Welsh and wife, son.
The Democrats of Knox township
nominated the following ticket Saturday
afternoon: For trustee Emanuel Fresh
ley; for clerk, Charles E. Gross; for as.
SCISSOR, Charles B. Cas-. This ticket is a
good one and should be elected.
Mrs. Samuel d. Herren and children
are visiting relatives at Wfllsville.
George King is able to be up and round
since his illness.
Miss Sivall Mangus is recovering from
her recent injury.
Mrs. W. A. Curry, of Salem, is visiting
her many friends in this community
Mrs. Matiah Myers is on the sick list.
Mrs. Y. p. Edwards who died suddenly
at her homo north of town few days
ago was SO years of age and the mother
of IA children, six of whom are living.
SPARTA.
DR.. j. p. Dewitt and wife, of Canton,
called on friends here one day last week.
j. j. Conrad, our miller, is buying lots
of wheat at 92 cents and is turning out q
r < l.
assisting him in the mill. The mill Is
booming Sparta.
George Steiner is framing the cheese
factory
Wilson Bros are building ware room
to their store
Sam Wilson is building an addition to
his dwelling.
Lloyd Apley has bought the fine house
and lot of j. J. Carnes for 81, 800.
Charles Walker bought the Wash Nc.
Kinney house Mt administrator sale for
$500. Hugh Weaver Lought the farm at
$40 per acre.
Clara Henderson, of Canton, visited her
parents here on Sunday.
Amanda Evans spent Sunday with her
brother, John Hines, in Canton.
John Gerwig visited his farm south Of
town Sunday.
FREEBURG.
The Democratic primary was well at
tended and the following excellent ticke
was nominated: For trustee, Ira Antram
for clerk, G. E. Lozer; for justices, vii
liam McCallum and Washington Nuna
maker; for assessor, Frank Hoffman; fo
onparvicorc No A1nbanc TTnEafar No
A, Jesse Ruff
d. W. Coyle and b. o. Meese hav,
erected platform scale at the depot, {
much needed improvement.
Rev. NJ. H. Hahn, of Damascus occu
pied tn pulpit in u. b. church Sunda.
morning.
The maple syrup season was short ant
sweet.
Mrs. G. Harsh is reported on the sicl
list.
Joseph Reese and family leave for Mis-
souri, Thursday, with the intention o
making that their future home. The
take with them the we'll wishes of thei
many friends.
The entertainment given by the schoo
Friday evening was success. 1t will b
repeated next Saturday night, March 1.
School closed last Friday and after
vacation Of three weeks will again con
vene under the management of Miss Wi
lard of Homework.
ELTON.
Many people from here attended tn
funeral of James Ducani at Stanwoo
Monday.
William Penman, Sr., Is reported n
better, but we hope he will soon recover.
A surprise party was held last Thurs
day evening on the Misses Beck, it bein
their nineteenth birthday. About thirt
guests were present, and after pleasan
evening spent in dancing they returne
home at late hour, wishing their hos
tesses many more such occasions.
Frank Savage, of Pigeon Run, wa
slightly injured at the Klondike min
last Monday.
Frank Stitz was visiting Adam Har
wick and family last Sunday.
CAMP CREEK.
Frank Whitmore, while returning hom
last Thursday from Henry Lowas go
bewildered In the woods and was compel