The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1910-01-27
MINERVA.

Minerva, Jan. 25.-Mrs. John Keitzer is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Stella Willis,
in Bedford and friends in Cleveland for
a few weeks.
William Bostwick and daughter Doro-
thy of Danviile, KY, spent Thursday and
Friday as guests, Of his sister, Mrs. o, M.
Sala
A son was born to Mr.. ard Mrs. Clyde
Blythe last Wednesday Mrs, Blythe
was formerly Miss Hope Pefdue.
A daughter was born to lIr. and Mrs.
John Davis last Monday.
Otta Finefrock is home from Wana-
tab, Ind, for few weeks vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Brewer Of MaF-
nolia visited the formers sisters. Mrs. A
Saais .zsS ca " ss - ar Gvss
Mrs Jennie Could On Stb,i was guest
of her sister, Mrs. JarfS Stekelson, sun
day. Mrs Sidney Eaki1 1Pceompanied her
and will spend a fewI4 4eeks mere with
relatives and friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde hrchheld OF Pat
tersonvile were gues-N of the latter's
father, j. X. Alexand1F over sunday.
Miss Emma Smith spent saturday IN
Canton.
Mrs Charles Rue and two daughters
visited her father, ChaHfs Silverman' in
Mrs. Joseph Iatimer. knd three chill
dren have returned to Warren, after a
months visit here with ielatiVes
Revival services are IN progress at the
Lutheran church.
Mrs. III. III. Burger urd 1rwent a surgi-
cal operation for tumor last Thursday at
her home, two miles east !ot town.
A home talent play | "A Kentucky
Belle" will be given Tuesday evening at
the Finefrock Opera ho4se, under the
direction of Miss Dack tiontgomery.
Mr.. and Mrs Nelson II lrtzell of North
Benton have concluded a Visit here with
Mr.. and Mrs I n KirK1ride.
Mrs. Mary Murray has returned home
from visit with friends IN Canton.
Mrs. Nellie (TayloO NlFhols OF Pitts
burg is visiting her mofhfr' Mrs. Nettie
Carson.
Mrs J.. NJ stewert has returned home
after visit to her mttlte in Darling
ton, Pa.
Mrs. Joe Kutch was ga Iled to Peoria,
ILL.,, last week by the tdeath of her
brother. who was killed Rt Seattle, Wash.
Mrs T. j. Grimes and SONS, Loman and
Ray, visited the formers flster at Osna-
burg last week.
Il. M. Jerome has befnI appointed re-
ceiver of the Eben Ha9dYare Manufac-
The Junior Endeavor lod the Christian
church enjoyed a penni Isocial in the
church parlors Friday eReting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charle1 fnkefer enter
tained Glass No. II of the christian Sum
day school at their hope last Tuesday
Miss Lucille Haines visited friends in
Carrollton over Sundayl
A sled load Of young bed pie from Bay
ard attended church al the Christian
church Sunday evening.
Messrs. John and JaEob Grunder at
tended the funeral of their sister, Mrs.
Susan Snively, near Carfollton, last Mon
day.
Mrs. Mary Donehoo oIf Mechanicstown
has concluded a visitl here with her
daughter, Mrs. c. u. Hardgrove.
Ralph Smith of Cleveland was guest
OF home folks over Sutday.
Miner Lee Bates, prdsident of Hiram
college, delivered two excellent addresses
at the Christian church. Sunday.
Leonard Bostwick has lreturned from ar
extended trip through tihe west,
Howard Lippencott haIs returned to his
home In Nebraska, afteF a months visit
here with his mothelr' Mrs. George
Rudy, and relatives inI Pittsburg and
East Rochester.
Mr.. and Mrs. CIarencb Haines OF ALI
ance were guests of theI formers mother,
Mrs. Elizabeth Haines. Iover Sunday.
Misses Ruth and Etltel Ackelson Wis
ted friends In AlliancsI over Sunday.
Smith Hodge died at fis home on VAL
ley street Friday mornihg after a linger-
ing illness with consunfptipn He was
well known in this sommunity, having
been prominent BUSINESS man here for
a number OF years OIL Account of poor
health he sold his cohteeionery store
about eighteen month5 ago and has
been falling ever since. He leaves a wife
ard one brother Thel fuheral services
were conducted by RdV. Roberts and
Rev. Charles Roach n the Methodist
church Sunday afternobn. The remains
were taken 10 Carnoiitoi for burial.