The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-07-21
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
NAVARRO.

A party of about twenty people, employees of
the Massillon insane asylum, enjoyed social
evening at the Buss hotel last evening. James
Define, the Italian harpist, was engaged and
discoursed music for all that wished to take
part in dancing. Light refreshments was
served during the evening and all reported
good time. Those present from town were
Mrs Victor Hug and Miss Linda Hug E. The
Navarro Business Mems association have de-
cided to have their annual excursion to Toledo,
o., on July 20, at the same time and in con-
nection with the Massillon Retail Grocers as
sociation. The fare for the round trip and in
Cluding a 20 mile boat ride will be 81. As
this will be the only excursion out of Navarro
this season all are cordially invited to go along
and help make the Navarro business mems
excursion a hummer. The city council held
meeting and went through the following
proceedings: Members present were Chair
man Obenauer, the mayor and Councilmen
Welch, Salberg, Dretke and Walker, Absent,
Adams and Wannemaker Dretke, chairman
on streets and alleys, reported progress on the
storm water sewer which is being built on
Bethlehem square. The resolutions by Coun-
Gilman Welch to lay sidewalk on both sides of
Tuscarawas street from Third street to Fourth
street was referred, the resolution not receiv.
ing the necessary two thirds vote. After some
discussion by the council a committee of three
was appointed by the chairman to look into
the matter of extending the boundary lines of
the village corporation so as to include all Of
j. M. CorPs addition and other territory
north of Navarro. The committee was given
full power to act upon this matter, make all
necessary arrangements to take this outlaying
territory into the corporation. Walker, Dretke
and Welch were the committee. Kern
Ackerman, the village clerk, rendered his
resignation as clerk and Will II. Stahl was
appointed and confirmed by the council as
clerk to fill out the unexpired term of Clerk
Alderman ha ntcaip iptNnr Nuac N
structed to prepair the scessary gauge for a
sidewalk on the south side of Main street be-
tween High and Waiter street so that suit.
able sidewalk can be made for the residents
along that street, AL. Seinler and Joshua
Standz were appointed as members of the
board of health for period of two years. The
street commissioners pay roll for the last two
weeks for work done on the streets and sewer
amounting to sos was allowed and ordered
paid. The street and alley committee were
instructed to have sewer constructed across
Third street at the intersection of Tuscarawas
so as to carry off the water that comes down
Tuscarawas street which was lately graded.
PARIS.
Rev. S. P. Long, of Lima, will preach in the
Lutheran church in one week from next Sun
day at 10 o'clock, July 80. The Lutheran
Sunday school will celebrate childrens day
Sunday night, July 30, at which time Rev.
Long will address the school. The Lutheran
Sunday school of Malvern, Waynesburg,
Mapleton and Paris will hold their annual
picnic at Mapleton, in Longs grove, Saturday,
August 5. The Mapleton band will likely be
employed. In the afternoon of the same day
Rev. Long will deliver his celebrated lecture
entitled "My Mothers Monument" The,
Reformed Sunday school have also decided to
hold their picnic on Saturday, August 8, in
Joseph farmers grove. Rev. S. P. Long,
president of Lima college, will deliver his
lecture entitled "Bob's Bible in the Lutheran
church Thursday night August 3. This is a
lecture which every one in the community
should hear. Rev. Long has few equals and
no superiors in the pulpit and on the lecture
platform. No admission will be charged at
the door, but collection will be taken after
the lecture Miss Anna Maser, of Canton, is
a visitor at the residence of her sister, Mrs.
DR.. G. F. Zininger -. Mr.. Frank Shaffer has
fine lot of pantaloOns for sale which were
manufactured by the Alliance Pant Co. You
will find him in G. f. Smiths office, our town
ship clerk. Mr.. Motts will soon have his
Touring mill ready for operation again Mr..
J. c. Haines has concluded to build a ware
house near the Paris station.