The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1898-07-14
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
SPARTA.

SfAhIA.
Ernest Davis is working for Mervin
Mckinney.
Andrew Dyer of Canton spent Sunday
with his sister, Kate Davis. rHl
Mrs. John Mckinney was fou nd dead
in her yard Just south Of town.
Apoplexy was the cause Of her. death,
which probably occurred some hours be-
fore she was discovered. She was about
20 years old. Funeral at Magnolia.
John Smith died last Thursday and
was buried Friday, the funeral being
conducted by Revs. Neely and Wilson.
Deceased was Al years old. He leaves
mother, two brothers and two sisters. !. to
mourn his sudden departure. He was
q wagon maker by trade and was an
industrious citizen, who had many friends.
NEW FRANKLIN.
Theo. Woman AMI wife were guests Of
Frank Pariso on Sunday. ~ szz.s x.
Sam Hartzell and wife of Freeburg
visited friends on Sunday.
Mrs. Angeline Fouls is on the sick list.
DIR. Sauffer Of Homeworth Is attending
her. 49,
Rev. Hesse Of Minerva was visiting
the sick in the neighborhood. last Thurs
day. -
Mrs. Bowers of Chambersburg. visited
her daughter: Mrs. Sheckels, last Thurs
day.
Theodore Walters, who is attending
school at Mt. Union, was here on Satur-
day to care for his harvest.
william Smith and family and johnson
Hawkins and family spent Sunday Win
their parents, Isaac Smiths. -,...
A very heavy wheat crop has just been
harvested and now the hum of the
thresher is beard in our land. sissd
Mrs. Catherine Huston is at the home
of her daughter near Louisville, caring
for the new grandson which arrived last
week.
Rev. Zinn of Leetonis exchanged pull
pits with Rev. Hesse, the Lutheran pastor
here, on Sunday and delivered a very fine
sermon.
william Benton Smith and daughter
Laura of Alliance spent Sunday with his
sister, Mrs. Van Dyne, whose condition
is hopeless. s-r-p
Mrs. Tacy Freed died on Saturday
after an illness Of several weeks. She
was buried Monday afternoon on tae
home farm, where several Of her family
ara laid to rest. She was about 50 years
Of age.
PARIS. 80
Mrs. Ellen Van Dyne is on the sick list
with case of blood poison. -..gSl
Willie Thomas has not yet entirely re-
covered from his recent illness, being
somewhat paralyZsd. s-Ss
= The Lutheran Sunday schools Of Paris,
Mapleton, Malvern and Waynesburg
will soon arrange for joint picnic.
/ Go to J. L. Powell's for your ice cream
and cream soda, the only place In town
for these cooling refreshments. 49,.
Ths wheat harvest is ever and the hum
Of the thresher and the whistle oil the
engine may already be heard IN our
midst.
The Ringler Sisters show Of some
merit held forth here on Monday night
in the school yard under good sized
canvass.
Jacob Stuckey is very sick at this
writing with hemorrhage of the bowels.
His life is In danger, yet it Is hoped he
may recover.
Gilmour 81 Falkner's show held forth
here last Wednesday night and large
audience was humbugged. The citizens
would have been justified in egging them
out of town.
BICYCLE CITY.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Warst-
Ter, a daughter.
EyMisses Rica ami Martha Beck visited
at Navarro Sunday ~ -.
4 Services were held here Sunday MORN
ing by Rev. Berkey.
Mr.. Harwick of Msssillon visited his
SON Adam lsst Sunday.
Many of our bicycle riders went to
Meyers Lake last Sunday. 5-S,s 80.
George Cutler of Stanwood is the semi
daily visitor Of j. @. Keller. -. 80
sAJohn Rioksecker Of Stanwood is the
ssmi-weekly visitor of Fred Beck. Is
Services at Cross Roads Sunday at
1880 by Rev. Dunlap Of West Brookfeld.
Piola Letter and A. M. Smith attend
ed festival at Richyille Saturday even
ing. -
NEW BERLIN.
y Mis- Clara Anthony Of Massillon is
the guest of Miss Cora Kolp. -sss ssSs
ns The blind department. of the pad shop
picnicked at Turkeyfoot lake.
Miss Carrie Hoover has gone TO Chicago
for few weeks visit with relatives.
DIR. and Mrs. Waldron are spending a
month at their summer home near Lake
Brady. .,7..
Mrs. Maud Price has gone to ,Phila-
delphia TO spend few weeks with
relatives and friends. IA. 81
1-Misses Carrie and Grace Kolp sof
Akron ara visiting their grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Kolp, Sr. al
II Miss irene Ecks of Salt Lake City is
spending a few weeks at the home of
Hamilton Graham, south Of town. ...s..
: The Literary club met at the home OF
Zora Reemsnydsr Monday evening. The
club contemplates an outing Ia the near
future. $50
b There were no services at Sc. Paul's
church on Sunday owing to tie illness
OF Rev. Father Buerkel, who has been
confined to his room for the. past few
days. ...ssssszssslt VS. 49, z=ft - -
TsThs new barn on the farm owned by
Miss Lucy Kryker Is c,mpletsd and is
one Of the finest In this vicinity. Ii was