The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-07-14
NEiGHBORHOOD NEWS.
NEW FRANKLIN.

Rev. o. II. Peunel Of Deerfeld called on a
few Of his many friends here Monday :, Mvs
John Slentz of Malvern, Mrs. Cora Coburn OF
Cleveland, and Mrs. Dr. Ernest of North
Georgetown are the guests of Maria Unkefer
....M Mr.. Frank Hsynam and family went to
jacob Snyder's Sunday to enjoy sumptuous
dinner gwen IN honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
SRyder, lately married =. Mrs Palm and Miss
Lo1tzonheiser of Minerva were guests of
Annie Roe<el Sunday :. Mrs. Catherine
Hswkius and Glen Hawkins went to Esst
Fairfield Mmday last to attend the funeral of
William Hawkins, pioneer of that neighbor'
hood. He was past 2S years William Ben
tOn Smith spd son Howard of Alliance sun !.
dsyed at Isaac Smiths. Mr.. j. l.. Young Of
Cleveland was the guest Of VT. and Mrs. Jehn-
son Hawkins last Wednesday Mrs. Susan
Esnkerd rsturned from Jefferson county last
Friday after a pleasant visit at his old home
-. The chicken pie dinner on the Fourth was
well attended and neat sum added to the
church funds. :. Marie Unkefer and Florence
q. Smith were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Nathen
slentz in Malvern on the Fourth -. Mr..
Henry knight and Jasper Shaw and daughter
Mr.. and Mrs Orrin Bates were presented with
! q neat little lady on the 9th.
FAIRHoPE.
Frank Byerly and family spent Sunday
with 'fsiends in Akron. Clarence Scbsott
of Canton visited bis parents Sunday. Fred
Slusser and wife of Greentown, Henry Olin.
ger aDdwife Of Osnaburg and Frank Seibert
and wife of Canton spent Sunday at the home
l of David HUT. Florence McCammon of
Canton spent several days at the home, of II.
] s. Hershey. Lulu Rohrer of Waco is visit
ing at the home of J. H Henminger ... The
| commissioners are making needed improve
mentsO On the bridge. The structure has been
pronounced unsafe for about year. :. The
4 Evangelical church is now completed and will
be reopeued next Sunday. Rev. Rife of Ian.
easterSwill occupy the pulpit. The rain in
terfered with the festival Saturday night and
the exercises were postponed. Farmers are
about through with their hay Snd wheat
harvest. The hay crop was about the average.
| CAIRO.
| MT. Fremont Fullmer is still confined to his
home with typhoid fever. Prof. J. IL. Swift
zer Of Britain, O., has been elected as music
teacher for Lake township schools this winter.
| -. Miss Gertrude Machamer spent Sunday
with her brother at Cuyahsgs Falls. Miss
Phoebe Mathie was in Canton on bcsiness
Saturday The mown hay in this section OF
the country was damaged considerably by the
heavy rains Friday and Saturday Mrs.
Grove of this place was called TO Huntington,
| to attend the funeral of her father this week.
| ... Mrs. O. C. Nunamaker was the guest Of
Mrs. p. G. Smith Friday. Church services
at Cairo nezt Sunday night.
PARIS.
| Miss Manic Hildenbittle of East Third
street, Canton, was the guest of Lillian Zin-
niger last Sunday Mrs Carrie Vernier of
| Canton was q visitor at the residence of her
father, Mr.. Madison Farmer, for the past two
weeks. Mr.. William Zeigler of North Cherry
| street. Canton, was in town last Sunday
4 Mr.. Jacob Herbster and family spent Sunday
\ at the residence of Ed A. Zininger. Mr..
John Ringle is home from Capital University,
Columbus, on a vacation and is looking well.
-. Mr.. George Ste{fen of South Cherry street,
Canton, was caller here last Sunday. Our
farmers are all glad and are rejoicing at the
ra&n which we had Friday and Saturday last
week .. Clarence Hsines, it is reported, will
build warehouse at the station east of town.
Mr.. David Motifs has been extensively
repairing his grist mill and will be ready to
resume work in a few days. The Reformed
Sunday school observed children's day last
Sunday night. The large and capacious
church was beautifully decorated. The pro-
gram consisted of songs, recitations, respon-
sive readings, duets, speeches and violin
solo. The program was well rendered -. The
hum of the steam thresher will be heard in
our midst this week. Mr.. Jacob Motts has
purchased a new threshing machine from
Pennsylvania called The Geiser. "A son Of
Reuben Dourm broke his arm last week.