The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-03-10
Mrs. Lorenzo Ewell SUNDAY.

Beans mother, Mrs. George Kean,
near Lloyd Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Burkey of AL
lance were visitors at Andrew
Strong's Sunday.
The Port Arthur and the Barkley,
Beverage Coal mines are getting out
high grade of coal and cannot sup
ply the demand
Little Ralph Lockhart has the
mumps.
Miss Pearie Cowell owing to i'll
health has been obliged to quit school.
Miss Mabel Cause has accepted a
position as bookkeeper with the Koch
clothing store at Alliance.
Kirby Smith is working at the
steel works at Alliance.
Rev. J. l.. Porter is preparing to
remodel his farm barn.
Miss Hazel Carlisle visited friends
in Deerfield Sunday.
Malvern, o., Marcn MONDAY
workmen from the Big Four clay
plant were crossing the creek just
above the dam. The ice broke and
Il ey both drowned. Their names
were Nick Rose and Sam Moson
The former was taken out about 8
When tho body of the latter was re.
covered. 1t had drifted down stream
about 100 yards. Nick Rose had been
in this country about two years. He
had wife and child in Italy. The
other man was unmarried. The bodies
were taken to the undertaking rooms
of Swisshelm and Deckman where
they were prepared for burial which
took place at ST. Xaviers Catholic
church Tuesday morning at 8 o'clock.
Effie V. Dickey spent Saturday in
Minerva the guest Of Miss Sarah Eek
ley, who returned Wednesday from
an extended visit with relatives at
Delaware, o., Loudenville, Wooster
and New Philadelphia.
Miss Della Foreman lett Tuesday
for her home in Belmont county, after
a stay of two years in this place She
made many warm friends while here
who regret to know she is gone.
Farl Robertson is spending this
week with friends in Pittsburg
i. F. Dickey shipped number of
horses to Cleveland Monday.
Some prowler attempted to enter
the house occupied by Mrs. Cora
FreLch on South Reed street last Sat
urday evening. Mrs. French shot
through the front door and frightened
the rascal away.
Mr. and Mrs. John Pierman and
little daughters Camille and Phillis,
left Monday morning for Carrollton
where they will make their home.
Their many friends here regretted to
see them leave.
Josiah Hillerman left Saturday for
for visit with his niece, Mrs. Wilson
in Canton, after which he will re-
turn to his home in Chicago
Mrs. John Kratz and sister Miss
Minta Roatch are preparing to leave
for their home in Columbus this week.
Mr.. Yost and family will occupy Mrs
KTatZ's home here.
About 20 OF Ray Whiteleather's
schoolmates rendered him very
pleasant surprise Friday night at his
home on Porter street. Games and
music made the glowing hours fly by
until 10 o'clock when a bountiful re.
past was served, and at IL they went
home feeling that the evening was
a green spot on life's pathway.
Mrs. DR.. Beatty of Pittsburg, came
Saturday for visit with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. 4. Blythe, west OF
town.
George Davis and family will locate
in " ellsville in the near future
MISS Pearl Whiteleather and John
Earher attended the opera at Min
erva Friday evening.
1t is said we are to have another
meat market the first OF April.
Gall French entertained number
OF his little lady friends with a magic
lantern exhibition at his home Satur-
day evening.
Mrs. Margaret Worley spent Mon.
day with her daughter Mrs. Emma
FitZsimmons in the country.
Allen Moore OF Cleveland, visited
his brothers here last week.
Jonathan Gween spent Friday al
Lakeside hospital, Cleveland, with
his wife who has been there for the
past three weeks. He reported her
much better and she will return TO
her home Sunday If nothing prevents.
Mrs. willard tMuntey and sons
Eddie and Homer, were shopping in
Minerva Saturday.
| New Alexander, o., March 7-Rev
Long held services at the Bible
Christian church Sunday morning and
| Sunday evening.
Mrs. Ella Mounts and Verbina Yep
enick visited Mr., and Mrs. Cary
Zepernick over sunday
DR.. Marcus OF Lisbon, was called tc
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