The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-09-05

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days with Ravenna friends.
Miss Myrtle Feller is spending a few
days with friends at Hartville.
Myers, o., Sept. 3.--idrs, George Mel
ser and children and Mrs. Isaiah Helm
visited at Vernon Sheatsley's, Tuesday
| afternoon.
David Baughman made business
trip to Minerva, Wednesday.
Mrs. James Monehan and daughter,
Ethel, have left for their home at Mt.
Union after visiting at the home of
William Gurney
Mrs. Daniel Haynam and children
passed Wednesday with her mother,
Mrs. Isaac Baughman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred. Miller were Min
erva callers, Wednesday.
Mrs. X. Dourm and daughter, Ethel,
spent Wednesday night with her daugh-
ter at Osnaburg.
Marion Mong spent Wednesday with
his brother, Homer.
Oliver Haines made a business trip
to Minerva, Wednesday.
Miss Alice Sheatsley and Miss Ester
Booth left for Pittsburg, Pa, afte;
spending their vacation among rela.
tives at this place.
Mrs. Benton Seefong and Miss Dora
Echelmen Of Maple Grove visited at the
home of Jacob Newcomer, Tuesday.
Troilus Myers was calling in Min
erva, Wednesday evening,
Mrs. Oliver Haines and daughter,
Myrtle returned home Thursday even
ing after visiting with relatives at New
Waterford several days.
Miss Erma Miller of Carrollton is vis-
iting at Jacob Newcomers.
Miss Maude Miller of near Minerva
visited Thursday afternoon with Miss
Nova Baughman.
Mrs. Charles Newcomer and daugh-
ters, Clarace and Alma, were shopping
in Minerva, Thursday.
Marion Combs of Robertsville is NOV
ing James Haynam's sheep barn.
Mrs. Charles Maurer and daughter,
Anna, called on Mrs. David Myers on
Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Curtis Haynam spent Thursday
with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Wartman
called on his mother, who is critically
Ill at Malvern, several days.
Joseph Weaver returned home from
Canton, Wednesday.
Mrs. Elmer Haynam and children
passed Tuesday with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John Lentz.
Mrs. William Myers is reported on
the sick list.
r. Dourm met with quite narrow
escape Wednesday evening. He had a
new gun made, intending to go squir-
rel hunting Friday, so he discharged
the gun Wednesday evening. The
gun came open and his face and eyes
were burned by the powder. DR.. III. A.
Hill of Minerva was called on, and he
thinks the sight Of the eyes will not be
damaged
Ellsworth Myers and son, Ira, were
Minerva callers Friday.
Jacob Sheckles made business trip
to Alliance, Friday.
Mrs. Laurence Miller spent Friday
with her parents.
Mrs. Clippinger returned home FRI
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Dourm and |
children called on his parents Thurs
day evening.
David Rish returned home Thursday
after spending several days at Alliance.
ance.
Mrs. George Haynam returned home
after visiting with Mrs VIM. Wyant.
The Myers ball team played the Paris
team Friday at that place. Score: My
ers, 15; Paris, Z. III |
Mrs. Byron Turner and daughters re-
turned home Saturday morning after
visiting at Mechanicstown several days.
Homer Gugelman, who has been
in Canton, is visiting with his
parents.
Myers, Aus. 5i.-Mrs. William Kester
IND daughter, Eva, of Osnaburg, were
quests with relatives at this place over
sunday. - I
Mrs. Mary Rish and son, David, were
Minerva callers Monday.