The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1898-03-10
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
FAIRHOPE.


move on his fathers farm this spring.
Mrs. Hershberger and Mrs. Vine visit
ed at Cairo with Mrs. Vines parents.
Andrew DeHoff, an old and highly re-
spected citizen, is in quite feeble health.
Mr.. Schlott and family, of New Ber-
lin visited at Reuben Lesh's on Sunday.
O. J. Vine oontemplates going to
Wyoming on business in the near future.
His family will remain here for the
present.
Henry Olinger will shortly move to
Osnaburrg township, where he has pur-
chased % splendid farm. This commu-
nifty can i'll afford to loose so good citi-
zen.
Tie Democratic party is quite lively
this spring in this township, there being
many candidates for the various offices.
The nominations will be made on Satur-
day, March IL.
PARIS.
A son,of Mrs. Mary Jane Lutz is also
sick with typhoid fever
George Steffen, Of Canton, was in
town over Saturday and Sunday,
Alpheus Barrick of Cleveland will move
on the william Haynom farm which he
recently purchased.
Some of our farmers have already open
ed their sugar camps. So far the season
has not been favorable.
Harry and Robert Myers, of Union
Hill, have typhoid fever. DIR. G. f. Tin
inger is attending them.
Rev. Lautenschlager, of Waynesburg,
has purchased property at Malvern and
will move there this week.
The Paris literary is now in possession
of new Crown organ. Part of the
money was arised by subscription and
part from the proceeds of entertainments
given by the society.
The Paris township teachers institute
met at district No. last Saturday night.
The election of officers resulted: Presi-
dent, w. V. Stimmel; vice president, Il.
G. Zininger; secretary, Lillian Simmer.
II. G.. Zininger gave an interesting talk
on the subject of Civil Government by the
outline method. Ed. A. Zininger con.
tinued his talk on The Needs of Oul
Country Schools. After the intermissior
numbsr of queries on theoryand practice
were disclosed. of. The next Meeting will
be held in district No. in two weeks.
A silver wedding party was he'd at the
residence of william Sheatsley last Satur
day. The childran of the family arranged
with friends and relatives to gather
there on Saturday at 1920. The guests
assembled to the number of 123 All pAr
took of most bountiful dinner. Re
marks were made by Rev. Lautenschla
ger and his brother. A number of letter.
were read from distant friends, and many
valuable presents were received by tht
= host and hostess. Mr.. Raber, the Eas
Tuscarawas street grocer, Of Canton, wal
present aud Michael Miller, of Osnaburl
township, hugely enjoyed the whole
affair, Mr.. Sheatsley is one Of the mos
successful farmers in Paris township
May they live to see a golden wedding
celebration. 1t is rumored that c. V
Sheatsley, his son, intends gong to Ger
many to finish his education for the
Lutheran ministry.
NAVARRO.
Mr.. Plank, one of the operators at the
W. g. l.. e station moved into the Mel
ers residence on Wooster road last week.
The last lecture for the winter of tn,
Peoples Lecture Course will be held OIL
March 81 in the NJ. E. church by Prof
Frazie.
Communion services were held in tn,
U. b. church by Rev. ]. NJ. Moody las
Sunday morning.
Mr.. W. W. Smith, of West Virginia
passed through town last week calling
on old friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sohrader, of Mas
sillop, and Mr.. and Mrs. Jess. Frame, OF
Wooster, spent Sunday and Monday al
the home OF Mr. and Mrs. Victor Hug.
Married Thursday, March 10, at high
noon at the residence of the BRIDES par
10 t. - 90. -
Mr.. Daniel W. Shelter to Miss Carrie Sif
fert in the p esenc of large number OF
invited guests, The newly married couple
left on the 4 o'clock train for Cantor
where they have their home furnished
The bride is daughter of Rev, W. o
Siffert and has been an activs member d
the U. b. church. The groom is grad
uate of the Navarro high school and
rising member of the bar. We bespeak
bright future for them and wish then
success and prosperity.
Miss Picnic Kretz is on the sick list.
NEW FRANKLIN.
Ora Lutz is dgfHn with typhoid feVel
and quite poorly at present
Will Bankard of Alliance, spent Fri
day and Saturday with his grandma here
Mrs. Behmer, of Bayard, visited hel
sister, Mrs. f. W. Foulks,a few days las
week.
Mrs. j, j. Snyder of Paris, was calling
on Mrs. Saral Snyder Monday.
Mrs. Angeh,e Rutledge, of near Aug
usta, is staying with her sister, Mrs .Lutz
during her little sons illness.
Mr.. John b. johnson and Miss Anna
Rhodel were Canton vi itor few day
last week.
j. i. Unkefer and family spent Sunday
at l.. o. Hartell's.
Mrs. william SommervilIe visited
friends In Alliance last week.
j W. Martin, of SpartN, spent Sunday
with his family here.
Mr.. Suers, of Bergholtz, was in thil
neighborhood buying walnut and cherry
lumber last week.
Miss Nora Smith is working for Franz
Iokes
On last Wednesday evening Prof. 2. U
Walters held a social at his home about u
guests being present. Friend Theds hll
big heart and never does anything bi
halves as his Invitations We're 70
several miles around the neighborhood
Some beautiful songs were sung by Mr.
Cliff Koffel Of Paris Games, etc., yer