The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-12-03

way of marriage licenses. The fol
lowing were issued: John J. Bur
son, Minerva, Florence L. Morehead
Minerva; Olen A. Frautman, Eas
Rochester, Gertrude f. Baughman
Augusta; Fred Labus, Minerva, Gen
| Ola Helmick, Minerva; w. o. Bax
ter. Carrollton, Mary Il. McCauslaDd
Carrollton; John T. States, Dell Roy
Hannah Elsie Randle, Dell Roy; RAY
L. Shaw, Minerva, Bertha M. Glass
Minerva; Jesse Snauffer, Minerva
Cora Roudebush, Minerva; ]. r. Tope
Dell Roy, Lettie Il. Brook, Unior
township; George Schooley, Coshoc
ton, Ethel Kreig, Carrollton.
Eugene Myers reported to the
council on Tuesday that the Rich
ards stable was 3h feet on High
street and 2 feet on the alley. Fresh
water Bros. are to be notified to re
pair a few defective places in the
street paving. The pavement In
front of the Baxter & Galbraith livery
barn was discussed, and Mrs. Long
the owner of the property, will be
notified to have the same put in pro.
Der condition.
Edward Artman, of Conneautville
Pa, was a guest of his son-in-law and
laughter, Mr.. and Mrs. B. G. Knapp
the past week.
Thanksgiving brought the following
visitors to town: Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Bennington, of Canton: Mr.. and Mrs.
9. A. Swineford and children, of Can
on; DR.. and Mrs. w. G.. Ebersole
and son, of Cleveland; Charles Byder,
I Case school student, of Cleveland; !;
Joe Lawer, Jr., who is employed by
he Pacific Express Company at Pitts
burg; Mrs. William Loves, of Steuben-
vile; S. S. Ashbrook, wife and daugh-
Ter, of Alliance; Will Garland, of
Cameron, w. Va; Miss Maud Miller,
of East Liverpool; Miss Coda Stem
pie, who is teaching school in Lee
township; Harry Cameron and Miss
Helen Raley, of Canton; Mrs. Sam
Stockton, of Minerva; Miss Marie Finn
de, who is attending school at Della
ware; Mrs. Fred Nash and Miss Jes-
sic Jackson, of Cleveland; DR.. and
Mrs. Frank Nape, of Mineral City;
Miss Beulah Morgan, New Philadel-
9hia; ]. L. Frederick, Greenville, Pa;
Mrs. P. G. Ramsey, of Alliance; Miss
Margaret Eddy, of Akron; Miss
Maude Beck and friend, of Barber
on; Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Burger, of
Moultrie; Prof. Will Herold, of Sher-
1dsville; Fred Ecklcy, who is attend
ing the Ohio State University at Col
1mbus; Jay Taylor and children, Of
Canton; Emmett Smeltz who is at
lending school at Wooster; Mr.. and
Mrs. Staats Fonda, of Alliance, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Lane, of Marble
head.
Miss Verne Mccoy has returned
from a two weeks visit with DR.. and
Mrs. w. G. Bbersole, at Cleveland.
Jake Addleman, who lived here
until late in the summer, when he
.ook his family to Canton and went
vest, has returned to town and will
move back if he can secure a house
J. B. Essig is home from Detroit for
he winter.
David Bennington made his first
shipment of ginseng to New York re-
emily, and received $26.67 for his
our and one-fourth pounds.
w. L. Handley is remodeling his
house on West Main street, and will
rect a new house on the west side of
the lot.
The Moody land in Lee, Fox and
townships was sold on
Tuesday for s15,054.50. T. J. Salts
man & Co., of Carrollton, bought 800
acres in Washington township for
S5,3S5.
w. H. Shreve was here from ALI
ance this week tuning pianos.
Mrs. Harry Chaddock spent the
past week at Youngstown with her
sister, Mrs. James Glaussner
Mrs. Lucinda Shepherd is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Sarah Hart, in Ash
abula county.
Samuel Carson, of Minerva, was in
Town on Wednesday. Mr.. Carson is
looking after a guardship at the Ohio
Mrs. Sarah Cameron entertained
he Euchres club at her home on West
Canal street Tuesday evening.
Sam Beadle, of Canal Fulton, Wis
tied at home, near town, the past
week.
George Hardesty came down from
Alliance Wednesday night, and re-
with home folk until Sunday,
spending most of the time in hunting.
Mrs. j. l.. Frederick, of Green
Vile, Pa, spent the past week with
Carrollton relatives.
Several of the teachers in the Car
rollton schools attended the meeting
Of the East Ohio teachers association
at GAINESVILLE Thursday and Friday.
Prof. H. M. Black was at his home
at Freeport during the Thanksgiving
vacation of the schools.
d. M. Masters, Jr., the New Har-
risburg merchant, was in town on
All the county officials asked for
additional allowances at the last
of the county commissioners.
A small advance was allowed In most
cases, but none received the increase
asked for. The following allowances
we're made; Recorder. 1924, an In
crease of S12; auditor, $3.50; sheriff,
1892, an increase of 81; clerk, 1894,
IN increase of S24; probate Judge,
b420; treasurer. $448, an increase Of
S48. The recorder is the only official
70 turn in a surplus. He earned In
lees $1,238, and his salary and clerk
hire amounted to $1,087.75; the
sheriff's earnings were $6O3.47, while
ne received $1,528. The clerk re-
,eived $766.03 in fees and his salary
to $1,576.
Jesse Snauffer. an employe of the