The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-01-03

age. He was brother Of Nell Karns,
OF this city, and is survived by wife
and daughter.
william, the eight-year old son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas SALESMAN, was
shot through the small toe on Thurs
day with flobert rife with which he
and a young playmate we're shooting.
]. H. Hollinger, of East Liverpool,
was a guest of his brother-in-law,
Prof. Wade II. Beatty, Tuesday.
Richard Snowden was confined to
his bed several days last week on ac-
count OF badly sprained ankle.
Services were held in the Lutheran
church New Yearis afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs John Shultz are visit.
| ing relatives in Alliance and Youngs-
| town.
Mrs. John Smith, of Church Hill, is
guest OF her sister. Mrs. Frank Dun
lap.
ID. d. McClimans is home from Mer-
GER. Pa, where he has been on ac-
count OF the Illness Of Mrs. McClim-
ans.
William Upton, of Perry township,
as up on Saturday to see his brother.
A. o. Tipton, who is seriously III from
heart disease at the home OF Mr.. and
T. Mrs. william Clemens, where he
makes HE home.
Fred Habernick and family, OF Ford
City. Pa. are guests Of Mrs. Haber-
nick's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Cummings and other relatives. Mr..
Habernick was formerly employed in
the Carrollton pottery.
| Charles and Rob Raley have return
ed TO Chicago after weeks visit
with their mother, Mrs. M. M. Raley.
The first meeting of the creditors OF
the Mitzel rubber company win be
held on Saturday, January II, In the
w. l.. Hondley law ONCE before A.
". McCarty, referee in bankruptcy.
Miss Cora Crisswell, who has been
employed as stenographer at the Nit
eel rubber factory for the past two
years. has resigned her position and
| returned to her home in Canton.
Services are being held each night
this week In the Reformed church. A
number OF foreign pastors will off,
late during the week.
There was q large crowd at the
hoosier masquerade skate held in the
Knickerbocker rink Tuesuay night
and many good costumes. Charles
! Chaddock and Bertha Long won the
prizes.
Jay Myers entertained n number or
his young men friends Sunday. A
chicken dinner was served. Oysters,
| pie and cake and other trimmings
were on the bill OF fare. Jay did his
own cooking and the boys all say he
can't be beat. Those who ate were
Ross McIlaughlip. John. Mdrrigan,
Herman Mills and Harry Coleman.
Mrs. 70. S, Tinlin returned home on
Monday evening from q two weeks
isit with relatives In Cleveland.
There are about dozen applicants
for the appointment OF street commits
sioner which is soon TO be made.
J. G. Wetzel placed a new piano in
he residence OF Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace
'eamer last Saturday.
John Hawk went to Alliance last
! week where he had secured employ
ment in a restaurant. After working
couple OF days the place changed
hands and John Is now looking for
another Job.
Ernest Hoyt and wife. OF Akron, are
guests OF his brother and slster-in-law.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hoyt.
George McIntire was up from Har-
lem Springs on Tuesday.
Mrs. C. Ferrall Is In Versailles,
Pa, making the acquaintance of her
new granddaughter. Mary Margaret,
who arrived at the home OF her SON
in-law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harvey Allen. on Saturday, December
l4th.
There was dance held In the
Knickerhocker hall Monday night.
Court will convene Monday, January
9, with Judge r. s. Amber presiding.
There are only thirty-seven cases on
he docket and one state case, that Of
the two Italian women indicted for
robbery at Malvern, on the docket.
Mr.. and Mrs, Robert Brothers spent
Sunday with home folks at Minerva.
John Allen was down from Cleve-
land the latter part OF last week.
A series of meetings will be COM
menced at the M. r. church next
Sunday.
Ross Mclaughlin was in Canton
Tuesday and Wednesday.
A number of the large maple trees
In Grandview cemetery have been cut
down. Some were on lots and others
the pathways.
Harry Kelley. of Toronto. is visit
Ing Carrollton relatives.
The rural mail carriers mad day
on on Wednesday.
w. ]. Clemens, Jr., and family, OF
Beach City, were guests OF his par
lents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Clemens, this
week.
The Carrollton business houses were
closed from o'clock in the morning
on New Years day.
Mitzel vs.. Stockton was the title OF
case which occupied the attention OF
Squire Adair and a jury this week.
This is the first case that has been