The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-01-14

are visiting her sons at Massillon,
Carrolton, Jan. 10--Mrs. Alice Cook
OF Nashville, Tenn, is visiting her
son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
e. S. Tinlin and other Carrollton rel
atiyes.
Mack Moore has gone to Coshocton
where he has secured employment in
pottery.
Judge Isaac H. Tylor, of Canton,
was down on Tuesday attending the
opening of the January term of COM
mon pleas court. He was accom-
panied by his granddaughter, Mary
Hester McNeely.
DR.. w. r. Spratt of Malvern was in
Carrollton on Tuesday on court busi.
ness he being plaintiff in case which
he had dismissed.
Miss Clara Virgins of Scroggsield
was calling on Carrollton friends on
| Tuesday.
Mrs. Anna Gotschall was at Canton
on Tuesday.
The grand jury met on Monday and
selected A. ]. Finefrock fo Rose twon-
ship foreman. They were In session
two days and examined thirty-awo
witnesses covering five cases. Two
indictments were found one for re-
sisting an officer to which the party
plead guilty. The other was for STAB
bling with intent to wound against an
Italian from Malvern who stabbed ii.
G.. Yockey in a row in a saloon at
Malvern some time ago A plea or
guilty was also made in this case.
The court has been applied to divorce
cases and such other business as does
not require the presence of the jury
which is to appear Monday. Judge
Henry w. Harter of Canton is pre-
siding.
G.. H. Roudebush has sold his gro
Gerry to Mr.. Mercer, of Salem, Mr.
Doudebush will not leave Carrollton
at present but will assist Mr.. Mercer
in the businss for while.
Robert Reed, one of the Oldest and
wealthiest citizens of Carroll county,
died in his home in Augusta township
Sunday, and was buried Tuesday
Alex. Matthews has moved from the
Robert Moore property to the Mrs.
Sarah Cameron house on West Canal
street.
A young man was arresNed on the
Wheeling & Lake Erie passenger train
on Sunday night by Sheriff Tip Jueen
on complaint of Conductor Tressell.
He was landed in jail and on Monday
morning was arraigned before Mayor
Blythe, who assessed fine of S. and
costs.
! A daughter was born on Monday to
Mr. and Mrs. John Stewart, of Alli-
ance former Carrollton young people
George Seeton, of Detroit, Mich, is
visiting his sisters, Mesdames Grant
and Frank Wagner.
], ]. Lee, who came here about a
year ago from Canton to operate the
rubber factory, has resigned. Mr.. Lee
and Mr.. Miller, his partner in the
business at Canton, have successfully
run the plant under their firm name
of Lee & Miller Rubber company un-
til the name was changed some time
: ago to the Carrillton Rubber com,
many. The company has been in
financial straits for some time, al,
though they were doing good busi'
ness. The plant is idle at present
meeting of the stockholders has
been called for the 10Th inst, when
the fate Of the plant will be deter
mined.
Charles Eckley, who has been work
ing for Franw Moody for some time
has been compelled to resign his JOB
on account of rheumatism and has
moved into the Mrs. Gamble house on
East Cherry street.
Fred Greenwood was over from
Minerva Monday on business.
Mrs. Florence Bates, of Minerva
Monday on business.
Mrs. Florence Bates. Of Minerva,
was q guest of her grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. A. L. Billman, on Monday.
i Mrs. John G. Fletcher has returned
home from Cleveland, where she had
been visiting several weeks with her
son-in-iaw and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Garrett.
Miss Florence RAIDER, of Jewett, was
a guest of Carrollton relatives a few
days the first of the week.