The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1910-03-10
NEWS OF NEARBY TOWNS AND CITIES

Mrs Harry Palmer of Beaver Falls
visited her mother, Mrs. Mary Keitzer,
Wednesday.
Mrs Frank King of Millport returned
to her home Saturday after a visit here
with her aunt, Mrs. Maria Clark
Mr.. Hardgrove and daughter, Mrs. Ed
gar Crawford, Of Augusta were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs E. V. Simpson Thurs
day.
Glass No. IS, the young ladies' class of
the Christian Bible school, will hold its
annual St. Patrick's banquet at the
church parlors March Il
Mrs George Galliton and Mrs Walter
Warner spent Saturday in Alliance.
Roy Haines, travelling salesman for the
Sala Garment factory, is spending a few
weeks with home felix's and assisting in
the factory.
Mrs. d. o. Emmons spent Saturday in
Canton.
S. B. Cohn received news last week
Of the death of his father, who lived in
Miss verda Hodge is getting along
nicely since her operation at the Mercy
hospital week ago.
Miss Hazel BOerner has returned from
visiting friends in Toronto.
Mrs. John Irwin is i'll at her home on
Prospect street
Mrs. Anna Connerford of Wheeling,
W. Va, is visiting her daughter, Mrs. j.
n. kurtz.
Miss Fannie Carson is employed in
the suit department of Calerdine's store.
john BursOn has purchased the farm
of Lewis Morckel, south of town, and
Will take possession in April.
Mrs. Israel Miller and son are visiting
relatives in Canal Dover.
Mrs. Elizabeth Hestand of Findlay is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. John Cook.
Mrs. Bookman of Canton visited her
son, L. l.. Van Voorhis, and family over
Sunday.
Rev. E. n. Duty and family arrived
Saturday from Milwaukee, Wis, to take
up the work Of the Christian church Of
this place. They will locate in the par
sonage on Walnut street as soon as their
goods arrive.
John Hyatt is very ill with asthma at
his home on Liberty street.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Rhodes enter
tanned friends at dinner Saturday even
ing in honor Of Mrs. Albert Patton of
New York.
Mrs. VIII Dennis spent Saturday in
Monroe Huffman and son left We'd
nesday for an extended trip through
California. They will go sightseeing for
several months and will probably locate
Miss Fern Chapman of Grand Ledge,
Mich. has returned to Minerva for the
spring season as trimmer in a millinery
store,
Thomas Heath and son of Akron were
guests Of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dawson
Saturday and Sunday, having been called
here by the illness Of his father, Thomas
Heath Sr.
Tom Carson, the baseball player, and
sister Elizabeth left Tuesday for Chat
nanOC ga, Tenn.
Miss Olive Dcnnison of New Phia-
delphia is visiting her grandmother, Mrs.
L. NJ Crowl.
E, Calerdne and wife left today for
business trip to Cleveland.
News reached here Wednesday of the
death Of Clarence NanMeter, aged 35l for
mer Minerva boy, who lived in Avalon,
Pa.
E. NJ. Jerome has returned from New
York, Mis- daughter, Mrs. Albert Patton,
of New York accompanied him.
Attorney Roy Alexander of Cleveland is
a guest Of his father, J. *. Alexander,
the past week. -.
9 AIS 47ld lSSeye rs an Alliance visitor.
Mrs Mary Hughes was hostess to the
members of class IS of the Christian
Sunday school last Thursday evening and
entertained them in a most pleasing
manner.
trains Sunday, en- route from Cleveland
to Adrian, Mich, where she has accepted
a position in a millinery store.
Mrs w. A. McKenney of Cleveland
visited relatives here the past week.
Charles Crowl of Cleveland spent Sun
The c. w. B. NJ of the Christian
church held its regular monthly meeting
at the church Monday evening in "A union
meeting with the Junior Christian En-
deavcr societies. The meeting was given
in charge of the Junior superintendent,
who had prepared a special program con-
sisting of instrumental and vocal music
and recitations. Refreshments were
served.
The remains of Noah Mossholder will
be brought here from Richyille Wednes-
day for burial.