The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-04-24

OF Canton, received two car loads of
poles today and with 13 men at work
will soon have this village well lighted.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Manning, of
Moundsville, w. Va, may located near
here.
The -months-old child of Frank
Trump died last week.
John Mock is still very i'll of Bright's
disease.
Paris, o., April 23. - Mr.. william
Thoma and Miss Maud Miller both
of Paris. were married Thursday even
ing April 16. MIR. Thoma is a son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Thoma of this
place and is one of the villages best
young men.
+ The bride is a daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Miller, of Paris and wss
reared here where she has many
friends. They left for Bryan. Ohio,
Friday morning via the l.. E., A. Il w.
railroad where they will spend few
days, after which they will return to
Paris. where Mr.. Thoma is employed
at the Crescent mine
Mr.. l.. e. Weber, OF Minerva was in
town Monday attending the board Of
education of which he is treasurer
Mr.. c. e. Smith, wife and daughter
are spending a few days In this vic.n-
ity among friends and relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mitzel and children
were Minerva visitors Friday. Mrs.
Mitzel and children will go on to Car
rollton, where they will spend a few
days with friends and relatives.
Miss Wilford Sautters, who was
working at Alliance for some time is
home for few weeks.
Miss Fay Sponseller went to Ber-
gholz, Saturday evening to visit her
sister Mrs. w. A. Taylor.
Mr.. John Martin and family who re-
side about three miles east of town
will move to Canton, Tuesday. Mr..
Martin will be engaged in the real es-
tate business
Paris is very much in need Of a good
hotel, one that can accommodate the
people that want to come here to work,
but on account of not being able to get
boarding they are compelled to stay
away.
1t is believed that the Pleasant VAL
ley Coal company will put In a new
switch and will begin to ship coal in
the near future.
Miss Ruby Sefert left for Alliance
this morning where she will spend sew
eral days with friends and relatives.
Hartville April %. = Sunday was
a beautiful day and much visiting was
done.
Rev. Oehslager was at Akron last
Sunday where he preached.
G.. c. Schooner Of this place spent
Sunday at Middiebranch
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Stone, of Can
ton, spent Sunday at the home Of MI.
Leighly on Prospect street.
The ladies' Improvement association
met at the home of Irwin Goetz
Mr.. Jim Dickerhoff has received his
supplies and will start on his assess
ing taur this week.
The board OF education met here
Monday and went through with the
routine of business. Among the new
members are Daniel Seeman, John
Donat. A. Donat and U. Wagner. Supt.
w. II. Chenot was re-employed for the
coming year. 1t was voted to increase
the wages of teachers ten per cent.
Fire was discovered on the roof ~
Mrs. Shafer's house on last Sunday
but the ladder and bucket brigade was
on hand and the fire was put out before
any damage was done.
The teachers Of Lake township met
last institute for the year. MIR. A. A.
Pontius read a paper on How shall
we teach Nature in our schools"
which showed careful preparation.
Mr.. Ed Rhodes read q paper on
Correlation of Studies" which was in
teresting and profitable. o
Mr.. d. l.. Stonemetz took a tuss!e
with "Infinitives and Participates in
which he showed complete mastery.
Several from here took the Patter-
son examination and await their report
with anxiety.
The high school at this place closed
for the year and Supt. Chenot will
soon hold final examinations of pu-
pills.
Maple Grove. April 23.-Mrs. Jonas
Miller visited friends here Monday.
Miss Frances Cholly spent few
few days of last week with relatives
in Louisville.
Miss Alma Balmat spent Thursday
at the Swallen residence.
A singing class was organized hero
Sunday evening. The next singing will
be April rs.
Morris Film and daughters, Eva and
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