The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-12-31
cARRoLLToN.

and Miss Blanche Leggett are Visiting
: relatives in Jewett. They are ac
companied by Miss. Mitzel.
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Myers were in
Perry township Saturday and Sunday
visiting Mrs. Myers's mother, Mrs
Jacob Harmon,
John Jackson, one Of the prominent
young educators sent out from Car
roll county, and who is meeting with
great success in his profession was a
guest OF his grandparents, Mr.. anu
Mrs. A. l.. Billman, several days this
week
Joseph Courtright received word on
Saturday of the death OF his sster-in-
law, Mrs. John Courtright, at Free
port. Mrs. Courtright will be buried
Tuesday. Mr.. Courtright and family
will attend the obsequies.
Jason Atwell, of Bellvue, Pa. is a
guest at the horne OF his father-in-law,
David Nevin in Union township.
George Hardesty, Of Alliance, was
with home folk, Wednesday.
Mrs. George Miller is visiting her
son and daughter-in-law, i.r. and Mrs.
viii Miller, at New Philadelphia, and
making the acquaintance Of her new
granddaughter.
Mrs. George Maple is In New Phila-
delphia visiting her son-in-law and
daughter, Mr., and Mrs. Robert Taylor.
J. b. Fielder spent Christmas at
Marion with Mrs. Fielder and J. B.
Cummings, who are at the sanitarium
in that city.
Miss Mary Aud. Of Alliance, was a
guest at the home of MIR. and Mrs.
Kirk Hardesty, Christmas day.
Joseph Burrier and wife were in
Canton, on Wednesday.
Robert Mitzel, president Of the Nit
eel Rubber company. and Miss Nora
Rempes were in Akron several days
this week,
John Maffett and son, Joseph. we're
in Canton, Wednesday and Thursday.
Harry Deets spent Christmas in
Cleveland
Henry Woodward visited friends in
New Philadelphia and Massillon,
Wednesday and Thursday.
Misses Sarah Hays and Bertha
Clark were with Canton friends. We'd
nesday and Thursday.
r. S. Tldrick was up from Sherods-
Vile, on Friday.
Abe Baker, who is attending college
at Delaware, was a guest of Carroll |
ton friends the latter part of the
week.
Prof. John r. Krail, OF Dell Roy, one 4
of the county board OF examiners, was
in Carrolton on business, Friday.
C. T.. Beck, the Magnolia banker,
was in town on business, Friday.
Miss Mary Ramsey, who is attend
ing the Carrollton high school, was
with home folks at Scroggsville the
past week
Ed Hayes, who Is employed by a
contractor as a plasterer
and decorator, is spending the hol-
day vacation with home folk In Car
rollton.
The county commissioners were In
session on Friday. to receiye petitions
from township trustees for their ap-
OF the state aid road
fund. There was not petition pre-
sented, and the commissioners re-
solved TO petition for the county's
share OF any money which may be
John Morrow and family are visit
Ing their parents In Fox township.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. J. Lanahan we're in
Canton on Thursday.
There will be a big rife shoot held
II the range OF the Tabor rife club on
New Years day.
The petition for the paving of
North Lisbon street from the Presby-
lerian church to the Mechanicstown
'oad has been signed by the majority
1f the property owners, and win be
TO the council at their next
meeting. A good 2S- foot street is
Detitioned for.
Frank Schlitz and family. OF East
visited his brother, Charley
;chlitz. Wednesday and Thursday.
Sam Beadle. the Canal Dover tom
orial artist. visited relatives here,
Thursday. ~rf
Miss Bessie Graham, OF Allegheny,
Pa, was a guest OF Miss Edna Patter-
'ons Friday.
Miss Rena M. Walls. an employe OF
he Massillon state hospital, is visit
ng her aunt, Mrs. George Woodward.
T. l.. Simpsons new residence ON
,ak Hill is ready for occupancy.
Mrs. Charles wheel and son. OF Al
egheny, Pa. are visiting the shuitx
antilles.
r. N. overholt, the shoe man, spent
christmas with friends at Wadsworth.
Prof. Wade H., Beatty. w. o. De
FORD and r. M. Hemming played for
he Christmas dance at Minerva.
Mrs Margaret Scott, of Creston, is
Iere to spend the winter with her
ephew and niece. Mr.. and Mrs. A.
!. Stewart.
Miss Lou Rennie. the Malvern music
eacher was In CarrOIltOn on Monday |