The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-04-07


ing, April 8.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Delphos spent
Sunday visiting friends in Akron.
The Misses Ina Myers Of Springfield,
and Grace Royer of Lake, spent Sun
day with DR.. Roger and family.
Oscar Witsaman will move In the
Shaffer block.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Classen spent
Sunday with Alvah Loib and wife of
Hartville.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Stark spent
| Sunday at Inland visitir Wesley
Dickerhoof.
William Fillhour will move to My
ersville and work for Wilson Myers
this coming year
Minerva, April 4.-Robert Russell
died at the home of his son, w. e.
Russell, Sunday evening, after a
weeks Illness. The remains will be
taken to his home near Salineville
for burial
Master Edwin Grunder is very sick.
G. b. Sala is spending the week in
New York.
Miss Carrie Gauer of East Liver
pool, is visiting relatives in town this
week.
Mrs. r. NJ Crowl has returned from
visit with her children in Alliance.
Mrs. Frank Miller and daughter
Helen were Cleveland visitors last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Carr visited
relatives in Magnolia over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Stuckey spent
Sunday here with friends.
Charles Myers and family of C1eve-
and Mrs. w. T. Myers on Murray ave-
nue., the past week.
Mrs. Mary Lentz visited in Waynes-
burg over Sunday.
Mrs. S. Z. Craig of Cambridge is
visiting Miss Sarah Eckley.
Miss Morhouse of Girard, Pa, Is
with Mrs. J. c. Faas this spring.
Clyde Fishel was cutting wood at
the saw mill last Friday when the
axe slipped and cut his knee so badly
that he will be laid up for a while.
S. U. Hart was given a surprise on
Tuesday evening when about 25 of his
| friends gathered at his home to re-
mind him Of his birthday. Luncheon
was served ard the evening was spent
in pleasant way.
New Alexander, April 4.--Rev. Long
preached at the Christian church Sun
day morning and Rev. A. e. Johnston
win preach at the Disciple church
next Sunday.
Mrs. Fanny Belat of New Garden
was calling in this vicinity Sunday.
John and Mildred Conser visited
Allie Reamer Saturday.
Lottie Belmer visited her sister
Mrs. John Ruff Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Conser were
shopping in Minerva Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Park Ruff and children
visited Mr.. and Mrs. John Ruff Sun
day. . -..
Mrs. March Steele and son of Salem
visited Mary Hines Sunday. r"...
| Alfred Albright called on John Pill
mer Sunday.
Bertha Yeagley and sister, Nancy,
visited Goldie Pilmer Sunday.
James Crist is carrying the mail
from Moultrie for few days.
Mrs Andrew Knight called in this
vicinity Sunday.
| Kurb Wilson If near New Garden,
called on w. G. Conser Saturday.
vic
er Saturday.
George Donley and family have
moved into John Summers place,
near East Rochester. Mr.. Summers
has moved to East Rochester.
| Vern Summers has commenced
working for Mr.. Stahl near Paris.
Mrs. Martha Reamer and daughter
Allie, visited Mrs. Snevel Sunday.
Mrs. Fora Barnes visited Mrs. Will
Lott Sunday.
! George Reamer made a business
trip to Augusta Sunday.
A report that the Rev. Carter had
gangrene was a mistake. He will
start for his home soon.
Middlebranch, April 4.-Miss Hattie
Corl TO Navarro was the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. H. e. Corl on Friday.
Ed. Machamer of Alabama visited
friends in this place the past week.
John Cocklin arrived here on Sat,
urday evening and Mrs. Cock1in and
son, Zeb, arrived on Sunday morning
and were guests of their daughter,
Mrs. Erve Freed, and children left fol
their home in Canton in the evening.
Mrs. Dr. II, r. Corl and Miss Pearl
M. Roger were guests of Mrs. Corl's
sister, Mrs. Charles Ebie at Hartville
on Sunday.
Rev. l.. A. Hazlett and E. Brum-
baugh were guests of Rev. Josiah
Keim, at Louisville one day last week.
Henry Render leaves for California