The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-03-31

with her mother and brother on
Porter street.
Mrs. Hance Dewel was in Orrville
Saturday attending the funeral Of
her uncle, Conrad Beckley She will
visit her daughter. Mrs. J. e. Deck
man in Canton on her return home.
Word has been received here of the
serious illness of Mrs. Pearle Faar at
her home in Moundsville, West Va,
Mrs. Farr was formerly Miss Jennie
Holsinger of this place, and 1t is with
regret that her many friends learn
of her illness.
Mrs. George Helmick, Mrs. Frank
Worley and Rev. A. w. Harris went
to Minerva Monday to visit Mrs. John
Shaffer, who is in a dying condition.
She has been i'll for several years
with rheumatism
Rev. A. w. Harris is still conduct
ing protracted melting at the M. E.
church. He is assisted by Mr.. and
Mrs. Albright and daughter. They
have had several accessions.
Jacob Foltz and son Clarence pur-
chased the Samuel Richards farm
north flown last Friday. They paid
$4,000
Mr.. 90. Wier purchased the home
of DR.. II. e. DeWeese, corner of
Main and Reed avenue. The doctor
and wife will locate In the Reed prop
erty on Porter street.
Monroe Huffman and family left on
Thursday for their new home in Min
erva. The teachers and pupils of the
public regret very much to loose Mas
ter Howard and Misses Eva and Car
RE
Miss Elizabeth A. Smith entertained
at dinner. Sunday, Mrs. Aditha Wood.
and daughter Miss Luella, Mrs. James
Thompson, Mrs. Alexander and daugh-
ter Kathryn, and Miss Minnie Wyman
of Oneida.
I. H. Blythe and family of Carroll
ton, spent Sunday at the home of
his brother, r. 7. Blythe, west Of
town.
Ella Sommers and father visited
Canton relatives Sunday.
Mrs. ]. e. Roudebush spent Tuesday
and Wednesday with Minerva friends.
Perry Hemming and Tressie Laut-
enschlager made a business trip to
Magnolia Monday.
Hamilton Hahn will erect a tene-
ment house on his lot on South Reed
avenue.
An italian stork left two boy babies
here last Saturday, one at the home
of Ralph Ross and the other at the
home Of Michael Norma.
Miss Della Foreman after a three
weeks visit with relatives in Bel.
mont county, returned Monday. She
will make her home with j. e. Rou-
debush and family.
Miss Clara Weigand and brother,
Walter, spent Sunday with Canal Do
yer relatives.
Mrs. Jennie Stoltz is suffering
from an attack of grip. David Eek
ley is afflicted with pneumonia, also
Ed. Tomlinson is on the sick list.
Mrs. Ed. Toplinson was called to
Minerva Monday to see her mother
Mrs. Jacob Haines. who is seriously
ill.,
Harwood Ross and wife visited a,
the home of Mrs. Rosss parents in
Magnolia, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard FL
son. ,. .la,'s, G,,sf
Mrs. Albert Galaher and children of
Toronto came Monday for visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. G. P. Barton. Mrs.
Galaher spent Tuesday in Akron look.
ing for location.
They will make that city their fu-
ture home If they can be suited
Will Haines of Minerva is the guest
of James and Bert Thompson, two
miles west of town.
Miss Leila Hoffer spent several days
with Her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Rannie in Rose township.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Schory of Can
ton visited at the home of William
Fnefrook Sunday, also Emapuel
Finefrock and son Roy of Waypos-
burg. ..,..l lSa;.a ,sj
Mrs. Mary Logan was calling oh
Malvern friends Monday.
Mrs. Caroline Crowl and son Bert,
called at the home OF DR.. and Mrs. T.
G. Van Pelt Monday evening.
Scott Wilson who for several years
occupied the Downs building, has To-
Gated at Canton.
Mrs. Jessie Hines of Massillon came
Saturday evening for a three weeks
visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Van M. Gween.
Minerva, March 2S.-James Murray
has purchased the Mopg property on