The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-05-20
MIN E RVA.

Minerva, O., May 17.-Mrs. ]. B. Hib-
belts left today for Allegheny, where she
was called by the illness of her aunt,
Mrs. Charles Gerwig.
Miss Mary Deitrick has returned home
from a visit with relatives in Indiana
DR. L. e Casey left last Thursday for
a short stay in Cambridge Springs, to
recover from blood poisoning.
Miss Belle Flnefrock has returned to
Springfield after a months visit here
with her father.
Mrs II. L. Spray left Friday for visit
with friends in Alliance and Cleveland
en- route to her home in Lorain, after
spending a week here with friends.
John Keitzer OF Warren visited here
over Sunday with home folks.
Ralph Clark was in Barberton over
Sunday.
M Smith and family and Miss Grace
Crowl of Canton spent Sunday here with
relatives
Frank Graham, has moved, his family to
S6,feoS Gosn0Ston' wher0 b +" -''np'oySd in the
Charles Mcr ehead and wife of Canton
were guests at the home of the latter s
mother, Mrs CordeIia Perdue, last sun
day. Her children and grandchildren
gathered at her home to celebrate moth
ers day with her.
Mrs Richard Cunningham is i'll at the
home Of her daughter, Mrs. E. S.
DeFOrd
Mrs. c. NJ. sptzer of Toledo visited
relatives here last week.
Miss Emma Smith has returned from
a weeks visit in Pittsburg.
CharAev Hart has purchased the prop
erty Ct MIS- John Young on North
Main street
Miss Lulu Tnlet is visiting her brother
in Buckhannon, W Va.
Senator f. r. Crawford and daughter,
Marie, Of Augusta, were guests Of E. ".
Simpson and wife, Saturday.
]. A. Bailey and family spent Satur-
day in Canton.
The many friends here OF Mrs. Eliza
beth Chambers will be sorry to hear
that she is seriously IN at her home in
Bayard Mrs. Chambers is 81 years of
age and friend to all who know her.
Miss Lora Harsh daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs D. D. Harsh, who reside three miles
south of town, and Harry Want of
Coshocton, formerly of Minerva, were
married at the Lutheran parsonage by
their pastor, Rev. II. L. GreenawaIt, last
Wednesday evening. They will reside in
Coshocton and have the best wishes of
their many friends here.
Miss Alice Cook, who went to Marion,
Indiana, last year on a visit, was married
April 8 to Mr.. Thomas Scott. They will
reside in Marion Mrs. Scott is the
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. II. Cook and
has many friends here who extend to the
happy couple best wishes in their voy-
age down life's stream.
The large barn and surrounding build
Ings owned by Silas Hart were burned
10 the ground last Friday forenoon. A
spark from a passing engine, which fell
in the haymow soon ignited, and before
The alarm could be given was all ablaze.
The horses were turned loose and the
hremen worked hard to save the homes
# Mr. Hart and Mr.. Snauffer, which
are only a short distance from the barn.
Miss Nellie Fultz of this place and Mr..
Eugene Clark of Alliance were married
at the home of the brides parents, Mr..
and Mrs Elmer Fultz, last Wednesday
evening Rev, Mr.. Ellis of the Methodist
church, offciated They left on Thurs
lay for their home in Alliance.
About thirty from here attended the
Sunday school convention at Roberts
vile Saturday evening The orchestra
rom the Christian Sunday school rem
Tered some excellent music; also some
'plendid selections were given by mem
Sers of the Robart family OF this place.
Mrs. Henry Brewer Of Magnolia is Wis
ting relatives here.