The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1898-03-24
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
HOMEwORTH.
Davil May is not any better.

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Thursday morning.
Mrs. Hannah Heestand is very i'll at
present.
George King is able to be about though
very weak yet.
The dramatic entertainment in the
opera house Saturday evening was very
good.
Mrs II II. Stoffer is on the sick list
VIM. Campbell will move to North
Georgetown in few days.
Norman Pilmer and VIM. Betz have
secured employment on the O. & p. rail
road.
The entertainment in the opera house
on Wednesday evening was complete
success The music could not be excelled.
Philip Unger, aged 10 years months
and 9 days, died in the Cleveland Charity
hospital Saturday afternoon after an i'll
ness of about three months. The deceas-
ed was grandson of Caleb Unger and a
nephew of @. f. Unger of this place, and
was born and raised In this vicinity.
Mrs. S. d. Herren and children were Wis
iting relativ, In Wellsville last week.
Mrs. Maria Myers is much better today.
Miss Savilla Mangus, who was so badly
injured by a fall some weeks ago, Is not
able to walk around any
william Hoffman will do the carpenter
work on the stable Of Peter Pieren.
Mrs Anna Markle will move to her
aunt's, Mrs. Ella Stump, near New Frank
lin
S. r. Roose is In Cleveland engaged in
some enterprising business.
NEW FRANKLIN.
Theopolis Sheckels, of New Chambers
burg moved on the Workman farm last
Thursday.
Mrs. Annie Goodman, of Akron, was
here last week settling things to rights at
the American House, before her mothers
return to take charge of it.
John b. Unkefer was in Alliance last
Saturday.
The typhoid fever patients are reported
convalescent
Jesse Myers closed very successful
term of school at Union Hill last Satur-
day.
Tobias Haynam has just completed a
fine wagon shed and corn crib for Mary
Lutz
Grove Hill school, taught by John
SenfteD, will close on Thursday with an
entertainment in the evening.
Mrs. Stinchcomb, who has been visit
ing Wayne county friends, came home
last Wednesday.
o. G. Bates will teach the spring term
of school at Nit. Pleasant.
Mr.. and Mrs, Tope visited the farm
lately purchased by them last week and
planted a large number of fruit trees.
They expect to move there in the fall
Mt. PLEASANT.
At the regular session of the Mt. Pleas
ant literary society the prizes in the
elocutionary contest, ordered by Mr.C W.
Faust, florist, bieng two large bouquets
of roses, were awarded by the judges,
first prize to Miss Gusty Wise, second
to Miss Pearl Morgan, after which the So
ciety adjourned to meet November II,
1898, closing their sessions for this winter
PARIS.
There are eight cases of typhoid fever
in the Union Hill school district
Harry and Robert Myers, who have
typhoid fever, are growing stronger every
day. Dr.. G. +. Zininger is the attend
ing physician.
Allen o. Zininger closed his school on
last Friiay at Elm Hall.
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will close on next Thursday. An enter
tain nent will be given in the evening
Many pc sons from this township were
in attendance at court as witnesses In the
trial of Ohio vs.. John w. Myers, ex-dep-
uty treasurer.
The Paris Dramatic club will play the
Confederate Spy" at the Mt. Pleasant
school house district No. z, on next Satur-
day evening. Admission, ladies 10c,
gentlemen 15c.
Allen o. Zininger taught school in his
fathers place on last Monday.
w. V. Stimmel will close the Pleasant
Valley school on next Friday. An enteI-
tainment will be given in the evening.
Mr.. AL. Bush Is again able to be up
and around after serious illness.
Allen o. Zininger will take posses ion
of the stors of Zininger g. Zininger on
April as manager.
The Democratic primaries here on last
Saturday We're largely attended as they
should be. A good ticket was nominated.
There were thres candidat for the clerk
ship, they being @. e Smith, the present
incumbent; U. ID. Roller, druggist of
2 Minerva, and Albert Robart, of Roberts
Vile. Mr. Smith had majority of 10
votes. All Democrats should go to the
polls and support the nominees.