The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-03-20
PARIS POINTERS.
Points of Interest From a Thriving
Little Town, Furnished BY
Live Correspondent

Paris, March 20.
Miss ella Toffen, of Minerva, is
visiting Miss Lillian Simmer.
Arthur Smith, a fireman on the Ft.
Wayne r. r., was visiting his parents
Tuesay and Wednesday of last week.
A. o. Zinninger transacted business
at Palmyra, Wednesday.
w. A. Taylor, Sr., of Church Hill, was
in town Wednesday arranging to have
a boiler moved to Bergholtz. o.
Adam Yochum purchased the Unkefer
property on North Mill street.
Chas. Myers of North Benton, spent
a few days with his father, e. e. Myers,
last week.
Mrs. William Shipe had the third
finger of her left hand amputated, Mon
day morning, which has been troubling
her occasionally with bealing around
the nail for about 23 years. Drs. Zin-
ninger and Hill performed the operation.
Forest Hoffel moved to town Thurs
day.
Jacob Molder will leave for Montana
about April 10th, where he will engage
herding sheep for c. M. Bair.
Cal. Freer, of Alliance, was calling on
Friends, Friday.
A Stimmel purchased some fine poul-
try of the buff Leghorn variety. They
are fine lockers and high steppers.
DR.. Wagner has decorated his premi-
ses with new sign.
Geo. Maser, our landlord and pro-
prietor of the American house, purchas-
ed fine COW and calf at Marion Con-
RAIDS sale, Tuesday.
Royal Stuckey and wife moved to
Canton last week.
Charles Maurer moved in the Henry
Zinninger house south of town.
Mrs. ]. j. Snyder is on the sick list.
Mrs G. F. Ztnnfnger, daughter Pau
line and son Max. was visiting Mrs.
Zinninger's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jos.
Maser, of Canton, last week.
Emanuel Maurer will move to Mill
port in the near future.
John Myers has purchased his fathers
farm, about four miles south of here,
and expects to move on it soon.
We noticed an article in regard to
our representatives alb being babies
in one of our local insignificant boiler
plate sheets, in regard to the Clark
bill. No doubt but what the same
parties who are doing the most bowling
supported the same ticket and can tell
beer when they taste it.
Mrs. H. H. Hoffman, of New Phila-
delphia, is visiting Miss Addie Spon-
seller.
20 ,e
ed the public sale of Marion Conrad, |
Tuesday.
We noticed an article nj the News |
Kodac, published at Minerva, saying If |
Mr.. Wilhelm comes up for reelection |
on the Republican ticket a Democrat |
will carry Carroll county, at least, if not |
the whole district. Certainly he will. |
If they conduct the election like they |
did the Democratic primaries, March |
10th, at Minerva.
Mr.. oliver Haines has purchased his |
fathers farm south of town and moved |
there last Thursday.
James Speakman has completed his
new barn.
A few weeks previous we announced |
that the scholars of Paris school would |
give a closing entertainment March 23,
but we have recently been informed |
that it is the remains of the "Old |
Dramatic club" to appear again before
the public in the town hall, in the new
and well known play entitled 'rMillie,
he Quadroon," with the assistance of
out wo scholars out of the school. The
work for the balance of the scholars so
Is to obtain popularity, on this occasion
s as follows: carrying water rolling
drudging state fixtures and at
ending to the many wants of the actors
md actresses.