The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-01-17

from Saturday until Monday afternoon. |
Mrs Logan and family will locate In
their new home on Main street this
week. /
MIR. and Mrs Ross wetzel, Miss Ella
Sommers and Will Logan spent several
days last week with Canton friends.
Albert Sommers, wife and daughter
baby Barbara Ellen, of Wellsvllle, are
hero for a visit with relatives.
DIR. w. r. Spratt was in Canton
Monday attending the funeral of Mrs. |
Lantz. Miss Anna Spratt is in Cleve-
land visiting friends.
At recent meeting the stockholders
of the Malvern Clay Co, Harold C.
Ross was elected director. Mrs. Chas.
J. Declxman retiring after holding the
Office for several years.
Mrs. Elizabeth Richardson whose i'll
ness was mentioned some time ago is
still in precarious condition. She
is being nursed by Mrs. Cora French OF
Cleveland
Miss Mary Latta is seriously III at
her home east of town, owing to her
advanced age, which Is almost S5
years, her recovery is doubtful DR..
j. A. Rheil is the attending physician.
Mrs. Emma Ferrel of Carrollton is
here helping to care for her aunt,
Miss Latta
Rev. A. W. Harris after a weeks
rest has again resumed his protracted
meeting at the Grove. He is assisted
b. Rev. and Mrs. Albrigh of Sebring.
Mrs. Pearl Housely (nee Smuck,) is
here for a visit, after which she will
visit her parents at Osnaburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Auseon enter
tanned few select friends Saturday
evening in honor of Mrs. Shott Of Col
orado, and John Elmer of Alaska, sis
ter and brother of Mrs Auseon.
Misses Caroline Fisher and Mabel
Barton spent Sunday with the family
of Henry Totten at Oneida
Miss Mamie Worley and her cousin,
John Mizer returned Monday after a
few days visit with relatives at Canal
Dover and New Philadelphia
Mrs John b. Myers entertained
Misses Jessie and Jennie Crumbecker
and Lizzie McMillen at her home Tues
day evening in honor of her friend
Miss Mary Edwards.
b. F. Metz is still quite i'll. He is
not recovering as rapidly as his ms ly
friends would wish him to.
James Crumbecker visited at the
home of Wallen Beatty near Magnolia
over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Rhiel were din
ner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Monroe Huffman Sunday.
Miss Ollie Dewel after being confin-
ed to her room for several weeks with
throat trouble is again able to take her
place in the grammar department Of
our public school.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. oliver Wier,
| e. daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs James Newhouse of
Sparta visited Mr.. Newhouses mother,
Mrs. Margaret Worry, Friday.
Miss Wardell of Cleyeland, visited
Iva Deckman several days last week.
I Mr.. Roby and daughter of Holmes
county, returned to their home the
first of the week after pleasant visit
with w. F. Smith and family here.
Vaneta Dickey left Tuesday for Ak
ron where she will resume her work
as proof reader at the Times-Democrat.
Charles Finefrock of Canal Fulton,
and his sister, Miss Laura of Waynes-
burg, spent Saturday here the guests
of their brother, w. A. Finefrock on
Porter street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Hull of Seattle,
visited at the homes Of |. W. THGmp-
son and Harold c. Ross last week.
Ray Whiteleather is so far recovered
as to be able to ride out. His school
mates hope ere long to have him
among them again.
Mrs. /. w. Thompson left Wednes-
day for two months visit with her
| brothers in Iowa.
| South Cairo. Jan. 14.-Born to Mr..
and Mrs. M. Moladore, a daughter on
News Years day.
! Grandma Caseley died Monday at
the home of her daughter, Mrs. Eman-
uel Miller. She was in her S0th year.
Her death occurred on Monday and she
| was buried at Zion cemetery