The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-11-17
PERSONAL MENTION.
Notes on the Movements and DoIngs of the
... People.


. People.
Mr.. Herbert Gibbs, of Carthage, o., is
visiting in the city.
Mr.. Frank Wilcox, of MassillOn, was
in the city Tuesday.
Mrs. Ed. Page has accepted a clerk
ship in the Probate office.
Mrs. Mary Grassland of indianapolis,
Ind, is in the city on business.
Cyrus Geib, Esq, of WadswOrth, Ohio,
called upon the DEMOCRAT Tuesday.
Mr.. James Flynn, travelling salesman
for Biechele's Soap Works, is in the city.
Mr.. Al. DOuds, of DuTbin, Wright &
CO., is in the East, purchasing the hOli-
day goods for that firm.
Mr.. Charles r. Frazer, of the Reposi-
tory, left Monday for weeks tour of
Cincinnati, Cleveland, Youngstown and
Akron.
Mrs. Anthony PierO of Mansfield, is
visiting at the residence of Mr.. f.. |.
PierO, corner Tuscarawas and Poplar
streets.
Leonard Raber, Esq, of GreentOwn,
eX-COunty Commissioner, was in the
city to-day and, as usual, called at the
DhNONNhAL OlllOGs
Mr.. E. A. Stouffer and family, of Ak
ron, returned home Monday, after a
short visit with Mr.. j. w. Reese, on
south Plum street.
Mrs. NJ. f. Wilcox, nee Miss Cora
Prince, of MassillOn, was called home
Tuesday, on account of the serious ill
ness of her father, Mr.. VIM. Prince.
Mr.. c. F. Collins visited the G.. A. R.
rooms at Canton, Wednesday evening,
and saw the finest oil painting of Gar
field in the State.-Kent Bulletin.
officer PierO says he likes police duty,
and has a 1919 pound boy who he in
tends to rear for the business. Names
for boys may be left at his residence on
north Plum street.
State Mine Inspector Andrew Roy, of
Columbus, stopped in the city for short
time to-day wednesday, on his way to
Dell Roy. While in the city Mr.. Roy
called upon the DEMOCRAT.
Mrs. H. w. Wertz, of Canton; Mrs.
COnklin of Salem, and Mrs. +. B. Can
non, of Aurora, are visiting Mrs. r. A..
Gillette and daughter at the Prospect
House, Cleveland Herald.
Mr.. Will Adams. a former Beacon
the Canton Democrat, spent Sunday
with Akron friends.-NIrs. H. W. Werts,
| of Canton, has been visiting Mrs.
Henry d. Miller, 1904 South Main
street, Akron Beacon.
Mr.. Asa Mattice, of Cleveland, is visit
ing with Sheriff Altekruse to-day (Tues-
| day.. Mr.. Mattice, it will be remem-
bered, built the scaffOld upon which the
boy muTdeTeTS, Mann, Ohr and Sammett,
were executed here in June, 1880. Mr..
Mattice is at present doing some work
in Greentown and dropped down to see
his friends.
Mr.. William DOran, of the New York
| Branch Clothing House, who has been
in Vermont for the past ten days on
legal business, is now in New York
making heavy purchases in OvercOats
and underwear. Mr.. DOran says he can
buy fully 20 per cent. cheaper now, at
the end of the season, from the whole
sale merchants who are closing out
their stock. He will be home the latter
part of the week with a large stock,
bought for cash, and will give his
patrons the full benefit of his bargains.
H. j. Lamiel, Of Canton. a sewing ma
chine agent and former resident Of Orr
Vile, was i'll town last week. Benz. F.
SpOhnhauer, of Canton, spent Sunday
with his parents at the Mansion House.
Charles Hiner, one of the most accom-
mOdating express messengers on the C.
Mt. V. u. G. road, has been transferred
to the main Office at Columbus. He is
very popular among the young people of
Orrville, and his genial cOuntenance
will be sadly missed by hosts of friends.
-LOrrville Crescent.