The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1898-09-15
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
NAVARRO.

NAVARRO.
ChMles Downey and wife have RETURN
ed home after having made an extended
visit at Beach City
Rev. E. e. Noble and Walter Putnam
of Wilmot rasssd through town Monday
on business trip. $50.
The members of the council will have
another meeting to decide about clcslug
80 feet Of North Tuscarawas street.
Mrs. Laura Baker Of Indiana came
last Friday to spend several weeks with
her parents, Rev. ami Mrs John Downey.
The parochial schools opened Mon
day ith the same corps Of 'eacaers, the
Misses Mary Wagner and Laura Sister
hen.
The cemetery trustees began building
new fence around the Union cemetery
about two months ago, and part of 1t Is
now nearing completion. We hope to
see the rest made ere the snow files.
The public schools opened Monday
with the following teachers: High
school, Pfot. Sluss grammar, Miss
Weaver; first primary, Miss Mourer;
second pri nary, Miss Weimer; third
primary, Miss MoDnot
PARIS.
Mrs, Addle Simmer is still on the 81 ok
list. 80.
o. F. Ziniuger of Canton was in town
Saturday evening. -.
Miss Elsie CLOSER is working for Mrs.
George Maser the landlady. - Ss4e
The picture gallery man is still holding
u, tho arhOO1 hnnga IOt.
!, Mrs. william Bigg am has separated
from her husband and will return to her
former home In Indiana. =
Fl Preparatory services were hell at the
Lutheran church Saturday afternoon and
communion services Sunday morning.
Rev. ]. f. A. Lautenschlager pastor In
charge.
The residence of Tobias Stuckey In
Washington township was destroyed by
fire last Friday afternoon. The most of
the contents we're saved yet it was a
great loss to Mr.. Stuckey. The property
was we'll insured.
John Simon Hahn died at his home on
Thursday morning at O'Clock In his Slst
year. His remains were laid to rest from
the Reformed church Saturday forenoon.
Rev. ]. b. Rust delivered fine funeral
grafton. He was assisted by Rev. q. W.
Henning. Deceased leaves four sons and
two daughters all married and all resid-
ing ia OHIO except Rev. s. Hahn who
lives at New Ksnsington, Pa. Mr. Hahn
was an old pioneer Of Paris township.
HoMEwoRTH.
Andrew ]. Boss IL getting better.
william Braid's barn is nearly done.
DIR. d. g. Sanor returned to Columbus.
Mrs. W. M. Nichol is in Canton this
week.
Mrs p. W. Taylor is in Canton at
present. rsA6
George stoffer, sr,, is much better at
present.
The schools start out under flattering
prospects.
Frank Hahn has his house nearly
completed.
There was large sale on the Edwards
farm Thursday.
\ S. D. sanor and family returned to
Cleveland Monday.
1tF. s. Pieren, wife and child, were in
Canton over Sunday. "A -
Mrs. Winnie Herren and children are
in Wellsville this week.
Albert Manaus will .returnls to his
Indiana home this week.
There was social Saturday evening
which was well attended. ,ssas ~,
Peter Pleren was seriously hurt while
hauling fertilizer Saturday. .--@.s.sss,ts
:. Mrs Rachel Pieren is visiting. her
brother, S. II. Unkefer, in Canton. -, -,
SIS. d. Herreu was in Cincin natl lasG
week and reports having a pleasant time.
q Thieves entered the 77residencs Of 3. r
Stump one night last week and carried
of s7b worth of goods. No clue. 80. -
The first annual reunion of the White-
leather family will be held next Saturday
at Pl toentia Lake. A very fne time Is
anticipated.
McDONALDSVILLE.
b. F. Rooms is ill!with dysentery.
j. F. Keck's house rs nearing comple-
tion.
Nelson M. Keck is teaching the Rudy
school.
Charles Strausser had a,large tumor
removed from his forehead on Tuesday q
Aho nOhppi uO Ohio piuOo
Labor Day under the management of J.
0. Surbey. ns'a~
The M. Il. Sunday school picknicked
on the school ground and .Blaumeiser'
grove last Saturday.
william Jackson, who has been down
with verinlform appendix caused by a
fall, Is Improving handsomely under the
care of DIR. Garmyer.
Della, tNe ten years old daughter of
Philip R0hr. died Sunday OF typhoid
fever. Mrs. Rohr and another daughter
are down with the same disease.
James Duhlebahn and Peter Blanoher
were brought up in Squire Keck's court
on charge OF stealing goods from John
Kuntzman. Both pleaded guilty, and
Duhlebahn was fined 500 aud 80 days;
Blaucaer $50 and 80 days.
Tragedy.
The horror stricken spectators were
rooted TO the spot, with the exception of