The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1898-11-10
NElGHBORH0OD NEWS.
PARIS.


Rev. Zimmerman preached trial SER
mon at the Reformed church last sunday.
J. L. Powell and wife spent Sunday
with friends in Alliance.
Mari)o Mong is rapidly recovering
from typhoid fever under the treatment
of DR.. Geo F. Zininger
Milton SHELLEY while hauling straw last
Wednesday slipped aud fell, dislocating
his shoulder.
Brn, {, NJ. aud Mrs. Harry Spou-
seller, last Tuesday, daughter
Rev. Lautensc lager was called to
Indisna on acc uut Of the death Of his
fsthsr. No services were held Sunday on
account theieof. Services rext Sunday
one elk, at which time Reformation
Day will be celebrated. A collection will
bs held for she church building fund.
On Sunday ight, November l3, Rev.
LauUenschlagcr will preach ssrmnn on
the subject of conversion at Liberty.
Everybody is cordially Invited
W. v. Stimmel and fmily made busi-
ness trip to Canton on Saturday.
NEW FRANKLIN.
Mrs Elma Morton and Marie Unketer
were shopping in Minerva today.
Mrs. Sallie Smith returned last week
from Lisbon and Wellsville, where she
had b en- visi ing relatives and friends.
John Boyer is transferring his goods
into his 1sw store room, where he will
be pleased to have the pleasure of waiting
on his old customers.
1t is reported that Isaiah Fshreeds will
move to Minerva in the near future.
Mrs. Lizzie UDkefer is assisting Mrs.
Jerry Haynam to move and adjust things
in their new bone.
Il. O. Hartzel and family were Alliance
visitors last F,iday.
Mrs. Jane Smith of Hanoverton was
calling on friends last week.
Albert Morris, who had his leg broken
some time ago, is able tO walk again
with the aid of a orutch.
Mrs. James Campbell and Mrs. William
Woodruff of jefferson county visited thai
aunt, Mrs. 8snkerd, over Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. johnson Hankins and
son Earl spent Sunday with her parents.
Rev. A. z. Thomas, a for ner pastor Of
this place, filed the pulpit in the
Lutheran church last Sabbath after
noon.
SPARTA.
our JOWU mas u blOOh ONbI ~ Wy VhN
sudden death of the wife of our town
ship clerk, Elmer Guest. She died
November 2, aged 80 years. She with
her husband Joined the Christian church
at Sparta four years ago. Rev. Hillm Of
Canton preached her funeral on Friday
which YVES largely attended.
Pike townships Oldest citizen wat
buried here November 2, Jacob Howen
stine In his Goth ysar. Rev. Heron con
Quoted the funeral He was a member oi
the NJ. L. church nearly all his life and
was loved by all who knew him. He hat
been feeble for over year, and made his
home with his son Cyrus ever since hi
wife died in 1888.
jacob Conrad has greatly improved
his mill by putting i'll new burr tt
grind mel and chop. He is turning ou
fue quality Of flour.
BICYCLE CITY.
The mine at this .cs work steady.
Miss Martha Beck is employed a
Philip Resdesil.
Mr.. Redesil, father and his aunt o
Iowa is visiting here.
Most of the farmers of this vioipi
are done husking corn.
Services were held at Cross Roads Sun
day at 10 80 a. NJ, by Rev. Dunlap.
Many Holloween tricks were played
last Monday evening around this neigh
horhood. ...
There will be services held at Cros
Roads Sunday at 10 80 a. m. By Rev. A
g. Berkey.
Mr.. All Helman will be employed a
Mrs. John Warwiok's at M assillon tn
coming winter.