The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-02-02
NElGHBORHOOD NEWS.
NEW FRANKLIN.

nam also erected one ioE MS un"S'''A
Ora.
Tho abatement that Mr.. Tope had been
hited 10 teach the village school proves 10
have been iooorrle ct.
Mr.. Urb Wieaert was town visitor
last Friday.
Tbe Miss Sanur entertained COM
p,ny Of young people Wednesday even
Ing. -
F.G. Smith was the guest OF MISS
Chluris Elsiok last saturday.
Frank Haynam' youngest child was
ouite III last week but Is better now.
Mrs. Gertrude Toulilspn moved to her
new hon near Bdyard last week.
Miss Anne Raedle Is victim Of the
grip.
Eugene Nunamaker last week lost
pookethook rontaining $40.
Married at the Lutheran pars nnga In
Mi erva, by Rev. Hesse, list Thursday
evening, Miss Maggie Walker and Mr..
EN-, rson Fedrn.
SPARTA.
Mrs. Anna Spohnhouer, who had the
nisf rrtune to break her left arm, IL rest
ing ell. Miss Ollie Buohman is doing
the work flr Ter.
A. n. Davis an1 wife and son Dewey
spent Saturday aud Sunday In Massillon
with John Davis.
Dewey Davis has the Group.
Mrs. wash Mckinney received tele-
gram announcing the illness Of her
daughter, Chi Weaver, at Ada. She LETT
on the first train.
william waltnsr visit'd with bis uncle
and arut. Mr.. and Mrs. Tourney, In
vsynesburg last week. -lg.9s.----
GREENTOWN. p: H..
Tho grip has good hold on the reople
sf Greentown. 1t Is safe to say that one
fourth the Inhabitants ara down with the
disease.
Eli Pontius will have public sale
February 8.
Daniel Myers shipped carload of hogs
Monday.
The Methodist revival at Uniontown
has closed y ith 81 conversions.
W. H. Fiick and family were the guests
Il W. +. Ream Sunday.
Albert Shan felt Of Suffield is taking
an inve 10 of the stock If general mer-
chandise Il J. L.. Maur'r. He VIII lie
Mr.. maurer's partner at the cl SO Of the
invoicr.
Jerry Bansher Is down with scarlet
fever.
PARIS.
MadiEon Farmer has teen confined to
bis room for few days with the grip.
Isniah Helm and daughter Efiie are
i,Nh anall nf
sickness
III, IA er g. Sefert have taken the
agency for the Deering harvesting ma
shineiy. Frank Braucher Of Canton,
general sgent, was here and made the
contract.
Rev. Lautenschlager failed to meet his
appointment on Sunday on account of
the funscsl ut Mppleton Of the little child
of Charles Baum which burned to death
near Osnaburg last week.
The series Of meetings at the NJ. &c.
shuroh still continues. Rev. Chambers
preashei LIST week, Rev Stshl on Sttur-
day and Sunday night, Rev. Norris tais
week
Tbars was hotly contested lawsuit In
Squire Jerome's court at Minerva last
Saturday. Charles Geib sued Allen q.
Finger for $40 damages for broken bug
gy wheel, they having oOllided on the
public roai. The casa was + led to
Jury. The Jury fund for defendant,
holding that plaintiff had no cause for
action. Frank Kibler was attorney for
plaintiff and A. J. willard for defend
ant
BICYCLE CITY.
Frank whitmore g. Co. will I'LL their
Ice honEs this week.
Albert Adams visited at Miss Lena
sandy's last Friday evening. ~.
Miss Daisy TRULY will return from
Wooter "wednesday.
Miss Hofacre If Mt. Eaton is visiting
her cousin, Miss Ada Letter, Of this
place.
Charles Horner 10 around again.
Joseph C0lllns was in Mas,illon Sat-
urday on business.
Word has b en- received from Mingo,
Ind, tina; Miss Clara Whitmore was mar
ried tn Mr.. Ernest Meagle Of Lagrange,
Ind, last week.
Anton Hirth, who has been visiting at
Fred Books the past two weskf, returned
TO his home in Grand Rapids, Mich, last
Monday.
Mrs. Harmon TRULY visited her meth
er, Mrs. Augustine, who Is on the sick
list.
william Penman, Jr., was In Massil-
lon on business Saturday. "a a..
Many from here attended the dance at
John Ma aiohRnd's last Saturday. and re-
port good tune
MYERS.
The oyster slipper at Elmer Haynam' 8
last Tuesiay evoning was SUCCESS.
There were about sixty present ADD
evefy body enjoyed themselves. II. l..
Freed and l. K. Myers 'wele the orlgina-
tors.
W. H. Myers spent Sunday with G. E.
Haynam.
The youngest child Of Frank Haynam
has been very sick but Is mach better
now.
E. L. Freed Is staying with his parents
at present.
Henry Ooldsnow has moved his saw
mill into Thomas Haynam's woods and
will saW the timber for new barn.
FAIRHoPE.
John Gable and family visited with
Adam Snyder over sunday.
Two horses broke. loose and ran away
at the church Sunday evening" One be-