The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-01-17

| lnfirmary, January 6. Mr. Albaugh wa,
born and reared In Carrollton, where h'
learned his trade. that OF a printer. In
| the local Offices. In his young days Mr.
Albaugh was highly respected and ad'
| mired and was one OF the most popular
young men In the village. The use Of in
toxicantB was his downfall and he be-
came tramp" printer, and was wei
| known all over the United States among
his craft. Ills last visit to Carrollton
was several years ago and he was then
was unknown until the announcement OF
his death was made In the Lisbon papers
lie had no near relatives and he was
buried at the infrmary burying grounds
Homer Albaugh- has recovered from q
long. siege of typhoid fever and returned
TO his work at the pottery on Monday.
Mrs. WIN Maple, living three miles
east of town. was taken TO Cleveland,
on Monday where she will undergo an
operation for appendicitis. She was
accompanied by her husband and Mrs.
j. X. Williams, The operation Will be
performed by DIR. Bunts.
Mrs. Alice COOK. who has been visit
ing her son-in-law and daughter, Mr..
and Mrs Scott Tinlin. went to-Cleveland
rem there, when she vii, return to her
home at Nashville. Tenn.
Harry woodward, OF Omaha, Neb,
arrived In Carrollton Wednesday for n
George Woodward. Mr.. Woodward Is a
travelling salesman for the spiesberger
wholesale millinery house, OF Omaha,
And Is one Of the seft n the
between him and his brother, Henry
Woodward, the local champion. always
has a large audience.
Miss Blanche Wolcott, n former en-
ploye of the rubber factory In this place,
Is. clerking in tho Globe Clothing store
at Canton.
Ex-mayor James Murray, OF Minerva,
was In carrollton on business. Mon
day,
Fred Lewton, OF New Philadelphia, was
the guest of relatives here over sun
day.
The Salisbury family. consisting OF
ten members, gave a very pleasing musi-
cal concert In the opera house, Saturday
night.
In town Monday.
Miss Mary Virgins. OF the Park hotel.
attended the funeral OF John II. Virgins
at Harlem soIprs Springs, u.S on Mo1dsy o,orsrv
in store at Akron, was with home folks
last week.
Mrs. Elizabeth Harvey is at Akron a
guest OF her son-in-law and daughter,
Mr.. and Mrs. Kirk Gotschall.
Thomas Kurfis, OF Chicago, Is n guest
OF his brother, George Kurfis. In WASH
ington township.
guest of carrollton relatives and friends.
George Myers and Alvin Snively were
at Canton on Sunday.
MISS Jennie WeH' toll clerk Tor the
He'll telephone company at the Carrollton
exchange, was at Malvern on telephone
business.
The January term OF common pleas
court Is a thing OF the past and was the
shortest ever known. The grand jury
was In session only two hours and
found no indictments. There were three
days OF court last week, all OF which
were before the judge. Court was then
adjourned until Monday when the Jury
cases were TO be called. Judge Amber
came down on the 1919 train. There
were three cases assigned for trial but
they were all settled, so that the jury
waD never sworn In. An adjournment
was taken until Wednesday afternoon.
when the Nicely divorce case win be
tried.
John france attended the funeral OF
John II. Virgins mt Harlem Springs ON
Mr.. France pronounced II one
OF the largest attended funerals he ever
saw.