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

at the Cross Road school house Friday
evening, March 90.
There were services at Cross Roads
church last Sunday, conducted by Rev.
Dunlap.
LIMAvILLE.
Miss Eta Baird will lecture In the M.
e. church Saturday, Sunday and Monday
evenings. She Is an able advocate of the
cause she espouses.
Miss Clara Conway, of Kent, Is the
guest of relatives in this place.
Frank Dryer, Jr Is recovering from
an attack Of the mumps.
Daniel Smith of Hanoverton, was in
town on business last week.
Candidates are beginning to make their
appearance among us. For township
trustee, @. @. Arnold and Michael Grimes;
for Jrr, J. NJ. Strong.
The entertoinment given by the Lima
VILE school Saturday evening was largely
attended, notwithstanding the inclement
weather. A drama was the feature OF
the evening.
Mrs. Leonard, of Salem, was the guest
of relatives over Sunday.
Several men from Pittsburg were here
looking at the canning factory building.
What conclusion they arrived at Is not
known.
Mrs. H. 9. Kuntze is reported on the
sick list.
b. L Pan, of Steubonivlle, was Wis
itor in town one day last week.
An entertainment will be given In this
place Saturday evening under the
auspices of the W, @. L. U.
NEW FRANKLIN.
Mrs. Mary Miller, of near Harrisburg,
is visiting relatives here.
John johnson went to Allegheny this
week to attend his broth er's wedding.
Ora Lutz is still very poorly with
typhoid fever. 1t has attacked quite a
nu uber in the schools and u new case de-
velops every few days
Miss Pearl Geizleman is at home few
days to assist in moving.
will and Maude Smith with their son
Russell visi ted his parents over Sunday.
Mrs. Frank Pariso had carpet rag
sewing today.
Mrs. Amanda Sanor has rented part
of the American house from the proprie-
tress Mrs Martin, and will move next
week.
About forty-flve relatives Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Alonzo Davis met at their home
on last Thursday to remind them that
they had been married eighteen years.
Several useful ar rticles were presented to
them, among which was an elegant
rocker, extension table, table linen,
queensware, etc.
Miss Bird Chambers of Canton, visited
Miss Hattie Metz last week.
Mrs. Phoebe Unkefer, of Cleveland, il
, visiting her mother.
Forest Foulks is treating his house tc
coat of paint.
PARIS.
The blue birds and the robins are de
termined to make the farmers believe thai
spring is here.
Many of our farmers have commenced
blowing sod for corn, but the planting
will be delayed for some time yet.
Paris township teachers institute viii
meet in district No. next Saturday
I evening.
Ed. Bair met with a painful acciden
on Sunday night. While ON the way &
bring the doctor for his sick wife, in pas
. sing a sink hole in the road his horse fel
ON him and borke his leg just above the
q ankle. Allen Zininger came along abou
: o'clock and found the unfortunate mar
: lying in the road, unable to get up. Mr.
Zininger notified the doctor and thel
took Mr.. Bair home and notified hi
father, Joseph Bair.
3 "The Confederate Spy" was played ii
Meiser's hall by some of our amateur
Saturday night to crowded house. Th
, play gave entire satisfaction and in al
probability will be reproduced.
: The Union Hill school will close ol
2 next Saturday.