The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-03-13
PERSONALS,

John Brumbaugh the head clerk at Lawrence
& Myers's hardware store, left last Sunday eve
ming to visit friends at Elkhart Ind, and Chicago
Ill. John has been constantly jerking cash over
the counter for about three years row, and it is
about time he takes his tri.ennial picnic
John s. BOur, travelling agent for the Pennsyl'
vania Chemical Works, is in town this week Wis
iting parents and friends
Billy Irving for fifteen years train newsboy on
the Fort Wayne Railroad, now has charge of the
recuperaton stand of the Pennsylvania Railroad
| at Altoona.
Geo. B. White, general railroad advertising
agent at Chicago is in the city, visiting his par
ents and friends
Professor Charles Becker who formerly taught
in Canton on the piano and organ, and left to re
new musical studies at Stuttgart, Germany, re-
turned to Canton last Saturday and has been Wis
ltng here among his many friends
John H. Robb, advance agent for George s.
Knight, was in the city over Sunday.
N. A. Smith, C. H. ROser, E. Mcclure, W. c,
Scott, R. H. Fouts and other prominent citizens Of
Carrollton, were in Canton last Monday attending
u
now in operation between that town and Minerva
Sam MasSingham, travelling scalper for the
Cleveland Daily Herald, was in town last satur
day.
Mr.. Dominic Tyler, who nas been in Boston on
business connected with the DiebOld Safe & Lock
Company, returned home last Sunday evening
Mr. George Barnes, who manages the Canton
end of Whitman Barnes & Co.'S knife manufacto.
ries was in Akron last week looking up business
and visiting friends.
Mr.. Charles s. Cock has been appointed deputy
Postmaster in the Canton, Ohio postofice From
what we know Of our young friends abilities and
courtesy, we are sure no better appointment could
have been made, and the people Of Canton will
be well served-PHts. Com. Gaz.
Mert. sealts, the genial clerk at the st. Cloud
hotel, tripped on this right ear last Monday even
ing and put his little finger out of Joint When
surgical assistance arrived on the battlefield there
was brief skirmish, and subsequently the
knuckle joint wSs found up towards his elbow,
1t is thought the surgeon will recover.
Mr.. T. G. Noonan, sub contractor on the Valley
railroad was in town last Tuesday,
Judge Amber the ambrosial Jacob A., ex Con.
gresham from the old Seventeenth district, was
in town daring the early part of the week.
Aaron Rothschlld, formerly in the clothing bu.
sn,ss in this city, now located at Ft, Wayne, Ind,
was in town Tuesday.
Miss Mary Miller sister of the bus man, Henry
Miller, who was visiting friends in Canton for
about two weeks, returned to her home at New
Philadelphia last Saturday
Charles H. Richards, formerly Superintendent
of the Aldlne Press Works in this city, now of
Cleveland, came to town Tuesday.
H. H. Jsrecki, of the Jarecki Manufacturing
Company, Erie, Penn, was in town Tuesday,
PRRsoNAL-We had the pleasure of meeting
Mr. Harry B. Long, of Allegheny City, who paid
Canton one.day visit in the interest of Messrs'
scobie, Harrison q Parker of Pittsburg, with
whom he isnow connected, in the sale of the new
Peerless mower and reaper and Imperial Plows
for Western Pennsylvania. Mr.. Long has large
acquaintance in Allegheny and surrounding
counties, having been in the agricultural imple
ment trade in Pittsburg for over twenty years; he
was also Democratic candidate for Sheriff Of Al
legheny county last fall, He is good salesman
square dealer, and no doubt will give the new
Peerless good send off"