The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1898-12-22
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
HON II WORTH.
]. ". Felgsr is on the sick list.

A. " berren is az hole on tDe SICK
lis,
jacob Knoll Is on the siok list this
week.
MIS- Anna Scott has been very III the
past week.
A. p. Randolph aud wife have return
I'd to Bedford.
n. NJ. Ellsworth of Cleveland was here
q few Gays ago.
Frank and William King are home
from Cinoiunau.
John stier and brother have received
sbeir funeral car.
Henry Yeaeley intends building new
house next summer.
Mrs. Rachel A. Thomas is able to be
around some since her Illness.
Rev. David Byers preached In the
Brethren church Sunday evening.
There was an oyster supper at the
home ot jacob Sanor Tuesday night.
Dsyii Randolph will make his home
with his son at Bedford this winter.
Fraak Weaver has tesn very Ill of late.
Two Of his ohilren are also on the sick
list.
Rev. A. Mullet Is holding a protructed
meeting ut the Eevangelioal church this
week.
MYERS.
Ira Myers spent sunday with W. 81.
Myers.
W. Fl. Myers spent Sunday with @. E.
Hsynsm.
Arthur Crowl Is working for Tobias
HaJnam ut present.
X. l.. Prsed is again In our midst,
aaving b, on working In Cleveland.
jacob Newcomer and wife spent Sun
day with william Fairbanks and family.
1t is reported that J. j. Newcomer and
family will remove to Mt. Union 10 the
near future.
A sled lead from this place attended
spelling stGrange Hill, Washington town
ship, W H. Myers of this place being
Soaeber
BICYCLE CITY
There will be literary ut Chapel Friday
evening. .E
Services at the Cross Roads church
next Sunday by Rev. Berkey.
srrpriss party was held at Michael
labo
Charles Horner, who had bis leg broken
last week, is getting along nicely under
the care Of DR.. J. Fl. Sniyely.
Invitations are out for the wedding of
George Cutler Of Sta wood and Miss Ada
Keller Of this place on January /.
Mrs. Frank Deal slippad on the Ice
one day last week and broke her leg near
she ankle. Dr. j. II. Snively is attend
ing her.
Israel Frain died at the county In.
Urinary last Monday eveniDg. Deceased
formerly lived here but about six months
ago became blind aud 1t was Necessary to
take him to that institution. The re-
mains were brought to Navarrs for inter-
ment. A daughter Of deceased lives here.
FAIRHoPE.
Tyronn Hershberger is visiting with
friends at Osnaburg.
Rev. J. A. Grim IN Is conducting pro.
sracted meeting at Barryville.
Rev. Geese Is still continuing the meet.
inss at Mt. Zion with good success.
David Staoffer and family spent Sun.
day at the home Of David Hinton near
Oval City.
Peter Seibert has sold his threshing
outfit to Lawren Oh Paumier Of Louisville
and will now 90 out Of the business.
Our school Is progressing nicely under
the leadership Of Corporal Bo Smau, for
merly Of Company X, Eighth o. V. l.
Louis violcsnd entertained jolly lot
of sleigh riders last Friday evening. A
pleasant time Is reported by all present.
a d, IoI
Of meetings at Hartville. During his
absence II, L. Hershey is acting post
master.
Miss Mary Hoffman aud Mr.. Eschli.
man Of Mogadore were married last
Thursday. The happy couple have our
congratulations.
Several Important real estate transac-
tions have taken place during the past
few days. Reuben Lesh sold his farm to
Albert Marks Of Osnaburg township for
the consideration of 1000, ana the heirs
Of Henry Lesh sold their farm to MIR.
stols bach Of Canton at S95 per acre.
Both farms are Ia splendid state OF
cultivation and are very desirable pro-
perty.
PARIS.
The M. E Sunday school will give 10
entertainDsnt on Sunday night.
On Saturday evening a surprise party
was held at this residences of W. j. Skel-
ley,
There will be a Christmas tertain-
ment at Mapleton next Saturday evening
in the Lutheran church.
A Christmas entertain ment will be
given by the Reformed sunday school
next Saturday evening.
A grand sleighing party to the nun her
of about nifty persons spent Friday even
ing at the residence Of Curtis Haines.
Rev. j. f. A. Lautenschlager preached
ssrnon on the subject of conversation
Liberty last Sunday nigtto an overcrowd-
ed hous'.
The Paris township reading circle pet
in district No. II hist Saturday after
noon and discussed historical subjects.
The evening session was devoted TO in
stituts work. The SO lCol furnished songs
and a pumber Of good rscitations, Homer
staTkey deserving special mention.
Harvey Snyder spoke on the topic of
"Onr Schools" W. W. Haynam read q
paper on History Of Slavery In the u.
s." After intermission E. q. ZlninRer
spoke on the "InteriOr Heat of the Elrth
and It's Phehopena. Mr.. Zlninger
deserves credit for tue able manner In
which he handled his subject and gave
evidence that he had carefully studied
his subject. His outline on the blaoK-
board was a. great aid to the audience