The Mahoning dispatch. [volume] (Canfield, Mahoning County, Ohio) 1877-1968, 1908-10-02
COMING AND GOING.


Miss Hattie Ssnzenbschcr is in Pitts
burg to visit two weeks.
l. A. Manchester is serving on the
petit jury in Young stown.
Albert Huxsaw and John Taber we're
in Youngstown Tuesday.
Rev. ]. G. Schssf is spending q few
days with friends in Akron.
Mrs. Mamie Dean is spending a few
days with Pittsburg friends.
Mrs. M. H. Liddle and son Carl visit
ed in Erie, Pa, several days this week.
Miss Mable Floor Of Minerva visited
Garfield relatives and friends the past
week.
Mrs. John Sauzenbscher and Mrs. L.
D. Coy went TO Pittsburg Tuesday to
visit two weeks.
Clark Wadsworth Of Jacksonville, Ill, i,
is visiting relatives and friends In Can
field and vicinity.
Peter Fullwiler and Aaron Wiesner
attended the funeral Of Mrs. Il. W.Orr
at Grover, Wednesday.
Carl Campbell returns to Cleveland
today to take up his work In Western
Reserve Medical College.
Claude Strstford, wife and two children
Of Pittsburg are visiting relatives and
friends in and about Garfield.
Mrs. D. Campbell has returned from
Stevens Point, Wis, where che visited
her parents for several weeks.
Finley Johnston has moved into the
residence on East Main street recently
purchased from the Rupright heirs.
Mr.. Thompson OF Youngstown visited
here the past week with his son, Prof..
| L. r. Thompson, OF the Normal faculty.
John Penny has moved his family
here from Bosrdman, occupying the
Lowrie property on South Broad street.
David Blim on Wednesday concluded
two weeks visit here with his brother
J acob and returned home to Cleveland.
Mrs. Margaret Hofius returned home
to Niles Thursday after spending sever.
al days here with II. A. Manchester and
wife,
Mrs. e. M. Moherman and daughter,
Maude, Mrs. j. 1. Manchester, Mrs. G.
H. Neff and Miss May Keck spent Mon.
day In the metropolis.
George and Dorothy Monesmith went
to Poland Monday to attend the funeral
OF their grandmother, Mrs. Dorothy
Austin, who died Saturday.
Cashier M. a. Liddle OF the Farmers
National bank, is spending couple Of
weeks In and about Denver, Col, com.
bininP business with pleasure
Mrs. Charles .Credico and two little
sons last Saturday concluded pleasant
visit here with S. Ruscitto and family
and returned home to Buffalo, N. Y.
Mr.. Curtis, who will look after the
interests of the youngstown Telephone
Co. in this place, on Thursday moved
his family here from Youngstown, taxi
Ing possession OF the VIM. Mccoy resi-
dence on East Main street.
Alexander Dickson, president OF the
Farmers National bank, is assisting In
the institution during the absence OF
Cashier M. II. Liddle, who is attending
the convention OF the American Bank.
ers' Association In Denver, Col.
Miss Lucy Hartman has purchased
property In youngstown and about the
fret OF next month will remove to tina,
city and engage In keeping roomers
Miss Hartman has spent her entire life
in Garfield and host OF friends sincere
ly regret that che is 30 soon to leave
the village.
Mrs. Harriet Collins and daughter
and Miss Lucy Whittlesey OF Chicago
on Tuesday concluded short visit with
friends in this place, going to RavennS
and Cleveland. Mrs. Collins was borI
and reared here but this was her frs
visit In forty years. She and the other
members OF her party thoroughly enjoy
ed every minute OF their stay In the vii
lage.