The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-04-25

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day.
Mrs. Frank Hahn was shopping in
Sebring Thursday.
Virginia Corners, (Atwater) April
23.-Mrs. Lauda Dibble and small son
of Kensington, are visiting her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Strong and
other relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Porter have
been in Cleveland with their daughter
Mrs Fannie Miles, who underwent a
successful operation at the hospital
and Mr.. Porter has returned home,
but his wife will spend several weeks
there.
The Aid met with Mrs. Maggie Sci
bert again Wednesday. The next
meeting will be held with Miss Kate
Lang.
Mr.. and Mrs. Girls Biery attended
the funeral of Mrs. Oyster at Louis
vile Thursday.
Erwin Craig purchased team of
draft horses in Canton Saturday, but
sold one at quite an advance in price
before It left the stable. He also had
good offer for the other but refused
to sell.
Mrs. Martha Blakeslie will be 81
years old Sunday April 20. She has
been a resident of this place for 65
years. Her mother, Mrs. Lydia Upson
lived to the advanced age of 81 years.
She has retained her faculties to a
remarkable degree and her health is
good for a lady who has been an in
valid for over 40 years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Shellenberger
spent a few days in Ravenna and
Kent, returning home Friday evening
Mrs. Sophina Bates who has been Wis
iting them returned to her home in
Kent with them.
Matte Porter has the mumps, and
Beryl Kimes has the chickenpox.
Miss Pearl Biery spent Wednesday
night in Alliance.
Miss Clara Matti is spending few
days with her parents in Randolph.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kimes were Alliance
visitors Friday.
Ed. NJ. Myers made a business TIN
to Youngstown Friday.
Mrs. Della Wilcox was the guest
of her mother, Mrs. Rebecca Haines,
Sunday.
e. G. PaXson is spending several
days with Dave Paxson and family
in Cleveland.
Doc. Nye of Limaville was Sunday
visitor at this place.
Helen and Harry Stewart were call
ing on their old neighbors Saturday
afternoon.
Mrs. Bert Stewart spent Sunday
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
White of Randolph.
Mrs. Ed. Paxson spent Tuesday aft
ernoon with Mrs. Mary Paxson of
LimaYille.
Magnolia, April 21.-Preaching in
the Lutheran church Easter morning.
Subject:-"The Resurrection of
Christ" at which services new meni-
bers will be received, the ordinance
of baptism administered and the
Lords supper celebrated Special
music is being prepared. The Easter
Dawn" will be rendered by Mrs. c..
s. Greer, accompanied by Miss
Bardner, violinist. Tell Mother I'll
be there" will be rendered by MisA
Ida Caspey.
Dr. and Mrs. ID. L. McIlravy were
guests Of Canton friends this week.
Eta Elson was Canton visitor
this week.
Mrs. Samuel Neis 10 visiting rel
atives in Hibbetts.
The Magnolia Mercantile Co., has
installed cash carrier system in the
store.
Pearl Woods Of Canton, was the
guest Of DR.. and Mrs. George Woods
Tuesday.
James Holden of Carrollton, candi
date for probate Judge, was in town
Friday.
Mrs. Minnis OF New Philadelphia
played the pipe organ In Trinity
Lutheran church Sunday evening.
F. ID. Davis of Minerva, and J. G.
Lupher, Of Waynesburg were in town
Thursday.
Enid Morgan is on the sick list.
G. f. Tressler and wife of New Cum
berland spent Thursday with Mrs
David Mean and family.
| G.. b. RainsberQer of Mineral Citv