The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-12-01
Personal MENTION.
Notes On The Movements And Doings OF
The People.

! Mr. A. Gachatte, of this city, celebra-
ted his 5Oth birthday on Friday last.
Mr.. P. IL. Mcclure, contractor on the
Connotton Railroad, was in the city ON
| business on Tuesday.
Miss n. r. Gibson of Chicago. il VISIT
ing her sister, Mrs. Charles j. Shaffer-
on West Third street.
MIR. 9. NJ. Miller, President of the
Miller Company, left Monday for a short
business visit to New York City.
X. 5. Shields and wife, of Canton, spent
last sunday at the residence of Judge
Hduce, on west High street, New Phiia--
Rev. j. NJ. Kendtg, of the Trinity Re-.
10 iorIleu @ ChurcI, IS visiting his mother
IN Lancaster, Pa. He will be gone about
| two weeks.
Mail Agent RhOads, of the Connotton
Is OFF duty on account of illness i'm his
family, Mr.. j. P. Miller, of Canton. is
filling his place.
Rev. l.. NJ. Kuhns, of the ENGLISH
! Lutheran Church, left Tuesday for Lee
| tOnla, TO attend conference of minis
ters OF that church.
Mrs. Henry Bemenderfer, who has
been visiting here, left yesterday
| "wednesday for Minerva and other
points to see friends.
| WI NeIHeJ, ldlely connected
with an Akron business house, has ac-
cepted clerkship in l.. j. Midday 81 Co.'S
wholesale liquor house in this city.
Mr. Al. ii. DOuds, of Durbin, Wright q,
! Co, returned Friday from a two weeks
business trip in the East. Al. purchased
the holiday stock Of goods for that firm
Mr.. Albert Ordean, formerly of Canton.
but now In Leadville, Col, bank. ar
| rived IN Canton Wednesday, He will
spend the winter here and in the east.
Mr.: and Mrs. John T. Hays, of Negau-
nee, Mich, are visiting for a few days in
the city. Michigan air seems to agree
with John, judging by his robust ap--
pearance.
Rev. Platter, of the Presbyterian
Church, was presented with purse of
gold by his congregation on Thanks
giving day. His study has also been re-
furnished.
Mr. and Mrs. ROthacker, Mr.. and Mrs
thompson, Mrs. John McGregOr, and
Messrs. l.. b. Atkinson and Geo. Geiger,
OF Canton, spent Thanksgiving day in
CarrOlltOn.
Mr.. j. Lowry DOran left on Tuesday
afternoon, as delegate to the National
Convention of the Irish Land League,
which meets in Chicago this week. He
will be absent until the first Of next
week.
Mrs. o. E. Griffith, of Philadelphia,
Pa, who for some time past has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. ShaffeT, in
Canton, left last Thursday for Appleton,
Wis, called thither by the illness of
her daughter.
Mr.. George S. Fisher, cutter at BOstick
u KeefeT's, returned Tuesday from Gin
clnnatl, where he met a number of MEM
berS of the Ohio Custom Cutters AssOcia-
tlOn, and arranged for a meeting of that
Association in Cincinnati on January
/, 18th and 10Th. Mr.. Fisher is Secretary
of the Association.
J Mr.. j. H. Mitchell, a former student of
Mt. Union College, and graduate of Ann
ArbOr University, has located in Seattle,
King county, Washington Territory, and
, has entered upon the practice of law.
= Mr.. Mitchell was for several years past q
student in the law office of j. P. Faw-
l cett, Esq, in Canton.
r A telegram received by Mayor PierO
| Wednesday, announced the death of
4 his uncle, Mr.. Joseph Krantz, at Canal
D Dover, Mr.. KTantZ was brother of
T Mrs. F. 1. Piero and Mrs. Adam Hill, of
Il this city. Mr.. and Mrs. +. |. PieTO, Mrs.
: Hill, Miss Minnie PierO, Mayor PierO
d and Mr.. Frank PierO, left in the after
s noon to attend the funeral, which Oc-
ours this CIhursdayJ morning.
r Mr.. John r. Rifle moved his family
L | from TINS place TO Canton TINS week.
$ He goes there to engage in general
n building and contracting. For a num-
d ber of years Mr.. Rifle has been known
7. as one of the best citizens and most
n skillful wOTkmen and we predict a sue
: cessful career for him in his new lOca-
+ tiOn. Wooster cannot afford by her slow
,, going to lose such men, Wooster Her
r aid.
. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred. Hipp, who for
,, many years past have been the popular
" host and hostess of the American House,
retire from hotel life to-day. Their son,
T, Mr.. Will Hipp, the present clerk, and
l, their daughter, Mrs. Miller, will be the
7, landlord and landlady hereafter Mr..
Hipp is building a fine brick residence
II at the corner of Walnut and Fourth
"a streets, which he and his family will
e occupy as a residence as soon as it is
y completed.
d j. T. Warner & Sons, dry goods dealers
T at RObertsville, Stark county, filed a
deed of assignment in the Probate office
last Saturday. similar deed was filed
q by Mr.. j. 7. Warner, a member of the