The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1898-02-03
NElGHBORHOOD NEWS.
CAMP CREEK

ga MI OhEEh.
The series of meetings held at Gross
Roads closed last Saturday night.
Many Of our young folks attended
literary at Brush College last Thursday
evening
John Dages and Louis Dages of this
place have been appointed executors OF
the estate Of Frederick Dages.
ELTON.
Many Of our sports went to East Green
Vile Saturday to a shooting match.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel b ,ughman visit |
ed their son Thomas ami wife last Sun
day.
Mrs Sarah McFarren and Mrs. William
penmnn visited 1t Mrs. Fred Beck's last
Monday.
SPARTA.
Grandpa Lloyd is improving nicely.
VIM. Geckler was In Canton Monday on
business.
Perry Lots had his foot badly bruised
by getting 1t Gu ght in hay baler.
Rev. Neeley is holding revival at
Asbury and Ia meeting with good success.
Elmer Smith is resting and Prof. Sam
uel trhHb ~ bthOhiuB Ou' "SNOON 80 $3.50
place for few weeks.
Ernest and Daisy Davis, Myrtle and
Cora Yarger spent Sunday evening with
Earl Douglass Eversole.
The Sohweitzer cheese factory Is go.
The subscribers met last Friday and ap-
pointed a committee to oversee the work
and collect money. j. j. Conrad, Joseph
Briggle and W. II. Buchanan are the
committee.
HoMEwoRTH.
Mrs. Gerorge King is much better this
week.
Mrs. George Kiester was very Ill the
past few days
Mrs. Maud Messmore is improving
very slowly.
Billy Barnes and wife are with rel
atives in town.
Mrs. Mory Riddle, Of Lisbon, Is visit
ing her parents here.
The estate Of the late Jesse Turnipseed
viii be sold next Saturday.
Mrs. Jacob Mangus was visiting her
daughter at Lisbon few days ago.
Jacob Knoll has returned home after
serving on the grand jury in Canton.
Mrs. d. W. Thomas and three children
have been on the sick list the past week
II. S. Pieren and wife were made happy
over the arrival of daughter Friday
night.
Joseph Yeagley, residing northeast o.
town is dangerously Ill with pneumonia
at present
Charles l.. Herren, wife and son, o.
Cleveland, are in this vicinity visiting
relatives.
Mrs. ID. II. Weaver and daughter
were visiting friends In kensingtor
last week.
Dan Lozier, of Indian Territory, Il
spending the winter with his parents
west Of town.
The meeting Of the Farmers Aid So
ciety at the Oak Ridge school hous
saturday was well attsn led.
John A. Reese, Of Freeburg, and Mis-
Cordelia Patterson, Of Homework, wer
united In marriage at the home OF TN
BRIDES parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. IL. Pat
terson, by the groom's father, Andrew
Re Sc, J. P in the presence OF larg
number of invited guests.
f.. l.. Heestand and c. K. Gross bough
the tile works last week for $500. The
will place large grist mill in 1t an
grind all kinds of grain. In the sprin
and summer they will make and bur-
tile. This will prove valuable addition
to Homework ind ustries and 1t Will b
greatly appreciated by our farmers.
MAGNOLIA.
The Wills Creek Coal Co. has lease
territory az ojoining town and are putin
down a shaft The vein is to 515 fee
thick
Sheriff Zaiser lectured here under Jh
auspices of the c. A. H. post recently, an
at its last regular meeting the post tel
dered him hearty vote of thanks.
Rev. ID. Kosh and family gave a conce'
and library entertainment at the w.
church Monday evening.
John H. Gregory is suffering froI
rheumatism.
Uncle John Farber is still free coinal
man and not afraid to express himself.
Aunt Polly Van Meter fell and brok
her arm some time since but Is gettin
better now.
Grandma Kloppman has been sick fC
some Vino phAB DuU ls lhpioNihB "V Pi'
s5nt.
PARIS.
Richard Kieth, who fell from po
on Christmas night and cracked his skull
has sufficiently recovered to be abol
the house.
Mrs Valentine Mong is im1rovln
from an illness of two weeks with grip
A company of jubilee singers will gi'
an entertainment in the school hall O
Wednesday night.
The members of the Paris union lite
airy were greeted with very large aud
ence to listen to a very long but fine pr
gram, w. " Stlmmel gave talk c
the g Boyhood Days of Lincoln" j.
Braucher spoke of "LincOln as Stol
Teller and Ed. A. Hininger spoke
Lincoln as Statesman"
lhe\teachers of this township at the
next meeting on Saturday afternoC
will consider the first and second cha
ters Of Halleok's Psychology.
A smaN child of the family of DR.. B'
at MnpletSn died of brain fever and w
buried At lMapleton last Sunday afte
noon, Rev Lutenschlager officiating.
NEW FRANKLIN.
Miss Ola Moore returned TO her hon
in Alliance last Saturday.
Mrs. Mary Riddle, Of Lisbon, was ca