The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-04-07

the funeral Of his uncle, David Horn
ing at Marlboro on Monday.
James Frank is i'll.
Preaching by Rev. Alvin Byers, of
Louisville next Sunday at the Breth-
rem church. Rev. Byers is called as
pastor for this year.
c. Il. Meeting at $3.50 p. m, subject,
What Does Christ's Life Show Us
About the Father?" Leader Miss
Sadie Phillips.
c. b. Lesh has moved into the Ever
hart house which he bought. g..
Mart Phillips moved into Mrs. Ar
tie Whites house.
Frank Defenbacher moved to the
John Lower house which he bought
of Clark.
Ed Brumbaugh moved into the
home he bought of George Phillips
few years ago, and John Harter moved
to David Gibson's.
Henry Hill is again a resident here
after living near Greentown few
years, and runs the Samuel Druken.
brod farm.
Some farmers have sowed oats dur
ing this fine weather.
Married, on April 2, by Rev. L. A.
Hazlett, Corwin w. Harget and Miss
Cora A. Elton.
Clark Mintzer of Marlboro visited
his sister Mrs. p. G. Wise this week
Myers, April 4.-Mr. and Mrs. Ar
thur CrpuyI pf Nau, E-ro ,,,,rn aol1
ing on friends at this place Friday
evening.
Mr. Fred Miller and wife were in
Minerva Saturday.
Miss Edith Hartzell and daughter
Helen spent Saturday with her father
near Freeburg
John DOurm commenced to work for
Mr.. Carlen north of Paris Saturday.
Jerry Musser and son Earnest, were
transacting business at Minerva Sat
urday.
Marion Conrad of Canton formerly
of this place, and Miss Anna Clapper
OF near Robertsville were united in
marriage one day last week Mr..
Conrad is the son of Mr.. and Mrs
Lewis Conrad, and his bride is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Jonas Clap
| per.
Mr.. and Mrs. willard Baughman
were shopping in Minerva Saturday.
Vernon Dourm commenced to haul
milk for the Minerva creamery Co.,
to Robertsville Saturday.
Arthur Baughman and Jacob Tress.
Ter attended the literary at Talpa.
hacks Saturday evening.
William Wyant will have a tele.
phone placed in his residence from
the Farmers and Merchants line soon.
David Unkefer and David Baugh-
man were Minerva callers Saturday.
Mrs. Alma Myers was shopping in
Minerva Saturday.
Marion Crowl and brother George,
spent Saturday with Floyd Myers.
Albert Swalen was transactng busi-
ness at Minerva Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Crawford of
d. near Onieda visited Sunday with rela.
tives at this place. 3.aV -rrI....
Mrs E. A. Hursh and family spent
Sunday with his brother Curtis.
James Jerome and Miss Kibler of
Minerva were calling on friends at
this place Sunday.
Miss Pearl Bates left for Alliance
after visiting with relatives at thi
place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Crowl of New
4 Franklin spent Sunday with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hubbard Crowl.
Mrs. John Kibler and son Hugh of
Minerva passed Sunday at Oliver
Hainess.
Marion Freed of Minerva was col
ing on Miss Maude Haines Sunday
evening.
Troilus Myers was calling on
friends at Paris Sunday evening.
| William Scott and wife of Home
worth passed Sunday with Mrs. Alma
Myers of this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Dourm and family
visited Sunday with their son, Vernon.
Charles Dourm was transacting bus
mess at Alliance over Sunday.
Homer LautZenheiser is working in
Minerva.
Isaac Baughman is reported some
better
Hiram Haines of Minerva was call
ing on home folks Sunday.
Victor Myers commenced to work
for Mr.. Walters Monday.
Valentine Mong made business
trip to Minerva Monday.
Mrs Jacob Newcomer left Monday
to visit in Alliance.
., Mechanicstown, April 4.-The body
of Mrs. w. II. Cox who some time ago
was taken to Cleveland to undergo an
operation, was brought home Satur-
day evening, The remains were laid
to rest in the Mechanicstown Pres.
byterian cemetery today. Besides her
husband Mrs. Cox leaves three chill.