The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1910-03-03
MINERVA.

MinervaI Feb q. - Mrs Mary Lentz
| visited reU Utives In East Palestine over
| Sunday
Mrs. san h Rue and granddaughters.
! Cleo and Margaret Rue, visited the lat
ter's pareI4 S near New Philadelphia over
/ Sunday
The put lie school has organized a
| school orcli sstra.
Miss Ha tiet Beckwith OF Akron vis-
| tied her auFt, Harriet Stanley iron. FRI
day to sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy shaw of Canton Wis
| tied his md her and other relatives here
over SundnE.
Mrs. Lesti Carson has moved from her
country homie to the residence of her SON
in-law on North Market street.
| Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ray and son of
Augusta, and Mr.. and Mrs. John Will
lard and two children of Millport were
guests of Mrs. Maria Clark Wednesday
and Thursday
Mrs Harvey Myers returned home Fri
day evening from Florida, where she has
| spent the past four months with bcr par
1 ents Mr.. and Mrs. D. G. Chaddock, who
will return in April.
Mrs, Wilson Early has returned from
Cambridge Springs improved in health.
Mr. and Mrs w. c. Fowler have re-
turned to their home in Bellevue, Pa
Mrs. Carrie Tenant and daughter Dor
othy are visiting her daughter in Clevo-
land for a few weeks.
a splendid meeting is in progress in
the Methodist church.
Miss Leila Finefrock was n visitor in
Cleveland the past week
Mrs. Creighton Neely and daughter of
Canton visited relatives here over sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs, Harry witherspoon Wis
tied relatives in Canton over Sunday.
II. B. Couch of Wellington was call
ing on friends here the past week
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Haines attended
the funeral Of James Thompson at Nal
yern Tuesday.
Harrison Ray and family have moved
from the IL. l.. Yoder farm to Murray
avenue.
NJ. S. Redman and family have moved
from Oneida to Union avenue.
Mrs. w. G.. Kryder is recovering from
the grip.
William Haines of Williamsburg Pa,
and Carrie Haines of Bedford were here
with their parents over Sunday.
DR.. Earl Mcdonald and wife Of Coshoc-
ton visited the formers father, POST
master G. e. Mcdonald, and family the
past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. w. Danner visited rel
atives in Waynesburg the past week
Miss S. j. Morehead is in Cleveland at
tending the spring millinery openings
George Petit of Cleveland visited rela-
tives here Thursday
Mrs. Jay Kirkbrde visited relatives in
Alliance the past week
Mrs. Clyde Moseley of Orrville has con-
cluded weeks visit here with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. H, II. Hart.
his mother, Mrs. Harvey Whitacre
Miss Florence Perdue visited friends in
Canton Sunday.
Albert Reed and daughter of Columbus
are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Herk Harsh
on Market street
Master Raymond Yengling is improv-
ing nicely since his operation at the
Mercy hospital, which was serious one
upon the bone back of the ear, and was
performed by DR.. Hill of Canton
The members of the o. L. A. NJ, with
their families and friends, enjoyed a
banquet at the city hall last Tuesday
evening. Music, recftations and dancing
were the amusements. Luncheon was
served.
Judge r. e. Mcdonald Of Carroilton ad-
dressed the Law and Order League at
the Presbyterian church Sunday after
noon.
o. M. sala has returned from Grand
Rapids, Mich, where he assisted his
brother, Rev. II. E. Sala, in a revival
meeting the past three months.
Miss Hlther Jones entertained friends
at her - on Valley street Thursday
evenings sRst4onor Of Cleveland friends.
w. FAreas aRds ~ 7, Taylor were
-=ssSr''s ,;as~- 2 sT< Aliiance Ttiotsday. =