The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-04-14

poorly.
Inland, April, 1l.-Midweek prayer
services at the U. e. church on We'd
nesday evening Young peoples meet
ing on Friday evening. Subject
Prayer"
j. J. Garman spent Saturday and
Sunday in Akron with his daughter,
Mrs. J. Halderman.
DR.. and Mrs. Hinman are entertain
ing friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sweeten of Ak
ron visited in the burg Sunday.
Mrs. Lydia Foust and son Willie
spent Sunday in Manchester.
George Wolf and family will move
this week to Michigan, their former
home.
Aaron Smith and wife of Aultman
were the guests of e. Smith and wife
Sunday.
Mrs Day is making her home with
her daughter, Mrs. Aaron Swartz is
improving.
Dave Lewis and wife of East Liberty
were callers in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Stake spent Sum
day visiting sick brother of Mrs.
Stake, near Manchester at the home Of
her parents. MIR. and Mrs. A. Rhoads.
Webster Bender and family of Mar
chand were callers in town q few days
ago.
The many friends of Mrs. Elias Cra-
mer will be pleased to learn that after
several months of illness she is able
to ne out on the streets again.
Monroe Weaver and wife were busi-
nes callers in Canton yesterday.
Mrs. George Streeby and daughter
Annie, are spending several days in
Akron.
Myers, April 11.-Mrs. James Miller
and wife were Minerva callers Satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hector Clapper and lit
tie son Russell spent Saturday with
relatives near Robertsville.
Mrs. Alma Hyers and son Floyd and
Miss Ethel Haines were shopping in
Minerva Saturday.
Frank Simmer Of Paris, was calling
on John Myers Saturday.
Benton Seefong of near Louisville
was calling at Jacob Newcomers Sat-
urday evening.
, Frances Gugelman and son Homer
were transacting business at Minerva
. Saturday.
Frank Baughman of Alliance visiteG
friends at this place Sunday.
, Miss Stella Sponseller is working In
Alliance.
Mrs. Jacob Newcomer has returned
home after spending several days with
her daughter, Mrs. Seefong, near
Louisville.
James Moneham left Monday for Mt.
Union to take UP his studies at col
lege.
Marion Fried of Minerva was calling
on home folks Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs r. Dourm spent Sun
day with oliver Bates near Paris.
Homer Gugelman left Monday for
Canton where he has secured employ
ment.
John Dourm and Miss Anna Ray
were guests Of Oneida friends Sunday.
; Miss Mamie Jarrett is working in
Minerva.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Weldon and
children of near Malvern were guests
at the home of Isaac Baughman Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Fairbank OF
near Paris, spent Sunday with friends
at his place.
Curtis Hursh our assessor has en-
hn Intio ne l..
, Mr.. Burt Hodge, of WayIesburg,
called on William Lang Sunday.
Adam Sponseller and wife were Min
erva callers Monday
Mrs. Jerry Musser was shopping in
Minerva Monday.
The little son of Mr. and Mrs. Reu-
ben Wymer, who was suffering with
typhoid fever. is reported better.
William s. Kelly made a business
trip to Minerva Monday.
i Pierce, O., April 11.-Arthur Bow
man has returned from the hospital
3 and Is improving nicely.
The teachers reading circle will
meet wednesday evening April IL, at
this place.
Mary Mckinney was buried at this
place last Thursday. She was aged 76
7 years, four months, IA days Rev.
: Hostetter, of Beach City, conducted
the services. The deceased was a
member of the Disciple church for
q over 50 years and lived a model Chris
tian life. She leaves a host of friends
: and relatives to mourn her departure
: Harvey Snyder of Howenstine spent
Sunday with relatives in town.
h There will be an entertainment at
Little Brick school house Saturday
n evening, April Is.