The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1898-08-04
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
FRANKLIN HALL.

Farmers are busy taxing care OF oats
and plowing for wheat.
Ephriam Hossler is home again after
spending several years In the west.
Next Sunday is missionary day at Mt.
Pleasant church. Arrangements are also
being made for ohilren's meeting In
the near future.
Several families attended the com
mencement at Mt Un ion last week and
heard the Iowa congressman speak on the
condition of the country.
NEW FRANKLIN.
Miss Mary Klitt of Alliance, is at
home for few days.
Mr. Warren slentz of Canton, visited
friends here last week.
J. Cassiday wears broad grin now
and says Its a boy this time,
Mrs. Catherine Martin is visiting her
son Andrew at Mapleton.
Miss Nora Smith of New Alexander, is
the guest Of Tirzah Hawkins.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs Walter Bates,
q neat little daughter last Thursday
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Snyder Of near
Mapleton, spent last Wednesday with
their sick daughter-in-law at Jesse Bow
mans.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Clippinger hand.
ed In their letters of membership from
Franklin square to the M. K. church on
Sunday.
p. E. Earl D. Holtz will deliver leo
ture for the benefit of the NJ. E. church
thn nxJnn ntnns Nf lhn 19k tV,ak Ia ka
church here.
Miss Lizzie Nunamaker, our popular
dressmaker, Is kept very busy. She Is
an up-to-date seamstress and is very
obliging In her manners.
DR.. Geo. Zininger has removed three
| toes from the foot of Mrs. Ellen Van
Dyne, who is suffering from gangrene.
She is very poorly at this writing. hsOs,
NEW BERLIN.
Miss Grace Troxil, of Elkhart, Ind, is
visiting relatives here.
Miss Anna Christopher of Ada, o.,
| is visiting relatives and friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad Brumbaugh, of
Midway, o., spent Sunday among Berlin
friends.
Miss Rhoda Patterson has returned
from Chicago where she attended nor
NAL school.
There will be an interesting game of
ball here on Saturday afternoon by the
Between's 80 and 10 Of Greentown and
Berlin.
An interesting letter from our soldier
boy Glen Whitman at Santiago was re-
ceived last week dated July 10. All are
interested in news from Glenn.
The game of ball between the Canton
league and the First nine of New Berlin
was an interesting one which resulted
In favor Of Canton by score of II to 8.
! The funeral over the remains of Mrs.
Sarah Palmer, who died at the home of
her sister near Fulton, was held at the
| Uniou church at this place on Sunday
afternoon and largely attended. She leaves
| two daughters to mourn the loss of q
kind and loving mother Miss Flora
Palmer and Mrs. Eta Lorick of Great
| Falls, Montana.
PARIS.
j. Carr, wife and daughter Of Min
erva, were In town last Sunday.
| Rev. Lautenschlager will attend the
Snyder runion near Canton next Wednes-
day.
Uncle Toms Cabin will be played by
a travelling company on next Tuesday
night In the school house.
The personal property OF Philip Wal.
ker, deceased, will be sold at public sale
on next Saturday afternoon. Levi Wal
ker, his son, Is admi nistrator.
L
Some of our farmers are compelled to
cut their oats the old way. The recent
heavy rains have made the fields In low
places too soft for the use of self-binders.
The Reformed Sunday school picnic at
Robertsville last Saturday was q success
both In numbers and entertaI nme ent.
Speeches were made by Ed Klotz, Supt.
Gross man and Rev. Rust.
The Lutheran Sunday school will picnic
on next Saturday at Oneida. Rev. Sohu
has sent word that he can not be present.
Rev, 8. p. Long, president of Limaville
college, has been invited and will be
present Arrangements will soon be mads .
for Rev. Long to deliver his celebrated
lecture, "Bob's Bible, In the Lutheran
| church.
The N. W. o. U. st 1dents' reunion of
Stark county, which was held at Canton
last Saturday In Nimisilla park, was
very enjoyable affair. The following
| named persons from Pairs township
were present; DIR. G. II. Zinin1er,
Ed A. Zininger and W. V. Stimmel
Prof. Lehr of the university was present
and made good speech