The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1898-04-14
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
LIMAVlLLE.

Jacob Petry Is the champion fisherman,
having landed eight carp weighing 4S
pounds, one weighing IA pounds.
The sad intelligence was received here
a few days ago announcing the death of
Robert Cooper, nt his residence in North
Dakota, where he went about year ago.
Mr.. Cooper leaves no family but num-
Der of relatives survive him.
The election passed of quietly in this
place. The following were elected: Treas
urer, S. X. Darr; marshal, j. 5. Dust
man; council N. s. Beckett A. M. Glib
sin, X. L. Paxson; cemetery trustees,
Henry Kuntze, Henry Pfeifer, W. e.
Marshall.
PARIS.
Born, to william ]. Skelley and wife, q
daughter, last Thursday.
W. s Neidig and wife intend to move
to Illinois in the near future.
An entertainment will be given ut
Pleasant Valley next Saturday night.
Miss Lena Gerwig, of Canton, will
teach the Baker school the coming term.
Communion services were held in the
Reformed church at Robertsville Sunday.
Miss Maggie Bush on Monday COM
Inenced two months term of school in
district z.
Prof, ]. H. Braucher has returned to
take charge of the Paris school for the
spring term.
An Easter entertainment was given by
the Reformed church at Robertsville
Sunday evening.
Mr.. Snyder, son-in-law of Conrad
Lautzenheiser, has purchased property
rom Mrs. McMackin of Canton and
moved to town.
The Paris memorial association held a
meeting Wednesday night. Ed. A. Zin-
niger was elected temporary chairman.
A constitution and bylaws will be draft
ed and presented at the meeting next
Wednesday night.
At the election last week the Demo
Gratis of Paris township did nobly. They
elected @. E. Smith, clerk; Lon Davis,
trustee; David Bates and B. B. Bow
man, justices; assessors, Arthur Stimmel,
Paris precinct, Thomas Mufiley, Roberts.
Vile, ID. NJ. Crowl, Minerva; and of the
six supervisors all but one are Democrats
NEW FRANKLIN.
orrville Slentz visited his family over
Sunday.
The Misses Sanor visited their mother
over Sunday.
Elgie Hawkins is on the sick list with
stomach trouble.
John Stahl of Howenstine is the guest
of Delbert Baird.
Walter Walker and wife spent Sunday
at G. W. Blanchard's.
John Huston and family moved or
their farm north of town on Tues day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bankard and two
children, of Alliance, spent Easter with
his mother.
Mr.. and Mrs James Reed, of neal
Chambersburg, visited at Jesse Bowman
last Saturday.
Daniel Becknell's two daughters, with
their families of Canton, were guests al
home Sunday.
Mrs. Bowers and daughter Ada, o.
Chambersburg, visited at Theo. Sheckel'l
last Saturday
Rev. Wilson delivered new sermon IL
the NJ. E. church last Sunday on the
Cuban situation.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Roose of Home
worth ana Mr.. and Mrs Lodge Riddle o.
Lisbon, spent Sunday at Mr.. Hyde
Marshall's.
Easter services in both churches wer,
grandly celebrated. The children all die
we'll in their part of the exercises. Prof
5 Walters delivered Lost" to highly
interested audience in a very able man
ner.
FAIRHOPE.
On Saturday evening the friends ant
neighbors of Mrs f. o. Summers gave
surprise party In honor of her birthday
and to state that 1t was surprise Is put
ting 1t quite mildly, but Mrs. Summer
soon recovered and at once proceeded tt
make everyone feel at home and a splendit
tins was had by all present. At 10 o'clocl
the many we'll filled baskets were emptiet
of their contents and splendid suppe
was served by the good ladies, to whiol
the eighty present dill ample justice. A
midnight the party broke pp and al
wished Mrs. Summers many more equal
ly happy anniversaries. She was the re
oipient Of number of valuable presents.
Daniel Warstler, wife and daughter, o
Plain township, spent Sunday at th'
home of Eli Hershberger.
Ellsworth Huber and family visited a
the home Of Mrs. Hubers parents II
Greensburg Saturday and Sunday,
Joseph Gladieux entertained party o
young people on Easter
School elections throughout the town
ship were quite hotly contested
f. L. Seibert, of Canton, was in ou
midst over Easter,
The postoffloe has been moved into thu
new building and we now have yer!
pleasant place TO receive our mail, thank
To Rev Brown the uD-to date pOytmaster