The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-05-05
CORRESPONDENCE

MTS. CnaunCy 1OWnS, OF Alliance, is
spending few days with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Miller
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Felgar were shop
ping In Minerva Thursday.
Mrs. Mary Whiteleather is spending
few weeks in Alliance with her son,
Mark Whiteleather and her daughter,
Mrs. Jesse Newcomer.
s. r. Roose purchased a new wagon
In Minerva Friday.
MIR. Levi Edwards made a business
trip to Minerva Friday.
George Plotts, of Cleveland, is visit
ing few days in this vicinity.
William Mccoy spent Saturday with
his son, Corwin.
Magnolia o., April 29.--Mrs. Bart
Smith is on the sick list
Born, toNick Scavelli and wife Fri
day, son,
Harold J. Janson of Magnolia has
been re-employed as principal of the
Hartville High School and superintend-
ent Of Lake township at salary of
$50 per month.
Born, to Frank Muckley and wife
Friday, daughter.
f. p. Myers and family spent last
week with relatives at Canal Dover.
Eta Elson is the guest of New Phila-
delphia relatives this week.
]. c. Brom and wife moved to Can
ton from Rose township.
Rev. Bottinger and j. r.. Elson. were
Harrison township visitors this week.
Odessa Roof closed a very successful
term of school at No. Friday.
j. II. Leighthamer has bought tho
corner property adjoining his residence
and will remove the building to give
room for his new residence.
Mrs. Cora and Mary Casper were
Bolivar visitors this week.
Frank Robertson of Waynesbufg
was business visitor in town We'd
nesday.
Prof. Richardson attended a church
council at Bolivar this week.
Chas. G. Kemp and family and
grandma Kemp spent last week with
Waynesburg relatives.
e. e. Smith was visitor In Canton
last week.
Sheriff Mckinney, of Canton, was in
Magnolia this week.
John Neis transacted business IN
Canton Friday.
Mr.. Angel, of Now Philadelphia, was
a business caller in town Friday.
DR.. and Mrs. Smith, of Canton, spent
several days in town, the guest of
DR.. and Mrs. D. l.. McIlvary.
William Koehler, of Canton. was in
town visiting friends this week
DR.. and Mrs. John H. Beatty, of
Canton, are visiting their parents in
town.
d. L. Mcllvary and c. s. Greer were
callers this week.
Richard Chaddock, of Canton, was
home this week.
Mrs. John Koehler and daughter,
Dorothy returned home from a visit
with Canton and Massillon friends.
H. T. Burner, and Bessie Brener,
spent last week with Minerva friends.
John and Cliff Freed are home from
New England.
Ella Dagenham is visiting relatives
in Cleveland.
Grace Neis and Tillie Sinclair spent
several days last week with friends in
Blanche Dornus, of Massillon. is
spending her vacation at her home
south of town.
Canal Fulton O.. May 1.-Peter
Neichter and two daughters of Bell
view visited his mother, Wednesday,
Thursday.
Peter Blank and family went to Can
ton, Friday and visited friends there
over Sunday.
B. B. Rayl has been confined to his
home or several days on account of a
severe attack of rheumatism.
Mrs. Daniel H. Kurtz and sons. of
arrived in town on Friday
evening and were joined by Mr.. Kurtz
on Saturday evening. They visited
with friends in and about town and re-
turned home Sunday evening
Miss Elva LaSure, of Barberton,
came to town, Saturday evening to
spend Sunday with her mother.
The sudden death of Mrs. j. w.
Kirk at her home. two miles north of
town. was shock to her many relat-
ives and friends at this place. Al
though she has been sufferer for
number of years from heart trouble
her family did not believe her con-
dition to be serious. Death resulted at
o'clock Sunday evening. Four sons,
residing in Nebraska; Haw-
ard, Horace, and Dwight and two
Mrs. Samuel Swigart. and
Mrs. Harry Swigart survive Deceased
was the widow of Joseph w. Kirk,
who died about 20 years ago.
Thomas Roberts for many years