The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1898-07-28

near Mou1trie, were visitors at the resi-
dencs of William 5heatsley last. Sunday.
The Reformed Sunday schools of Paris,
Robertsville and Malvern will hold their
annual picnic In william Sneatsley's
grove next Saturday, July 80. This was
formerly Geszner's grove.
The board Of education OF Paris town
ship met Saturday and awarded the con-
tract for the stone work for the new
school house In district No. Q to Oliver
and Jacob Heine. The contract for the
superstructure was awarded to Mr..
Shankle of Osnaburg. H7sn -,
The Lutheran Sunday schools OF Paris,
Mapleton, Malvern and wanyesburg will
picnic In ex-senator Hame's grove at
Oneida Saturday, August 8. The fol-
lowing addresses will be made Prof. j.
E. Finefrock, "Knowledge;" Ed. A.
Zinpinger, "Fsith;" l.. Loehr, "Hope;"
o. V. Shestsiey, Charity" Rev.
Sohu Of Allegheny will bs there in the
interest Of Capital University.
Mr.. AL. Baughman, son Of John
Baughman, met with an accident which
proved fatal. Mr.. Baughman lived at
PsttersoDville, Carroll county. While
adjusting a pulley near the roof Of a
barn the ladder upon which he was
standing slipped ami Mr.. Bsughmsn
jumped for the load Of hay and fell back
ward on pile Of scantling, striking his
head and thus becoming unconscious.
He never regainsd consciousness. His
remains were inferred at Liberty last
Sunday.
NEW BERLIN.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Milt Young, o
son.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs, John Evans,
Jr., a daughter.
Frank Hoover Of Kansas city visited
bis parents last week.
Rev. Father Buerkle has SO far i'm.
proved as to be able OF leave his room.
Frei reighbaum, Fred Kolp, Frank
Evans and O. Detterman are having q
two weeks outing at Turkeyfoot lake.
The literary club met at the home Of
Miss Mary Hoover. A duet by Mrs
Kreighbaum and Coleman, sketches
from favorite authors by Mrs. Coleman
q vocal solo by Miss Pearl Coleman
@ synopsis Of Lalla Rookh by Mrs. Clouser
vocal s,lo by Miss May Steele, poem by
Mrs. Shiltz, duet by Mrs. Shiltz and
Maggie Evans constituted the program
| The club will have an outing on Thurs
day, visiting the parks in Cleveland.
The sad ending Of life so full Of pro
mise in the person of Paul Jones Of Can
ton in our midst last Friday evening cast
a gloom over the entire community
Our population is small but our hearts
are large. which ached when seeing thu
anguish Of those parents and the partner
of his pleasures OF the few previous days
A dormant aguish wakes with day
And your hearts are smitten Will
strange dismay;
You remember his looks and all his ways
And how he grew through boyhood days
OF the hopes and strifes and sports apC
joys
And innocent vanity of boys;
You hear his whistle at the door,
His careless step upon the floor,
His song, his jests, his laughter-yet
All these you'll never, o, never forget.
| K. S. @.
NAVARRO.
Mrs. Emil Simetz left for Ft. Wayne T.
spend the summer with her parents.
Misses Linda Ungaschick and Ma.
Speaker are engaged to work in tn
Massillon hospital.
An infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Johl
Davis Of Justus was brought to Navarr'
Union cemetery for interment Tuesds.
morning. Rev. j. Wyandt ofiiciated.
The five months old infant son of Cy
rus Enlgemsn and wife died of choler
infantum last Friday. Services wer
held In the U. B. church last Sunda
afternoon. Rev. Dickerhof officiated
Interment in Union cemetery.
The Union cemetery trustees remove
the last landmark Of the cemetery,
large locust tree that has stood for tn
past 30 years as shade tree. The Gem
etery now presents the appearance o
western prairie land aud as such indig
nant citizens express themselves.