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The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1910-12-02
PRESENTMENTS Of
THE GRAND JURY.
Reports On Various County
Matters, Including the
Public Roads.

The Grand Jury serving during ihe
present week Of court adjourned on
this date, returning the following gen
eral presen tments:
Grand Jury Presentments, November
Term, 1910.
We, the Grand Jury, selected,
chosen and sworn for the first week
of the November term. 1910 make the
following presentments:
Books of County officers.
In the limited time at our command,
pressed as we were with criminal i'll
Vestigations, which condition of af-
fairs we most sincerely deplore, we
could not go into rigid examinations
of the books of our different county
officers. Therefore, we recommend
the employing of an expert account
ant at least every two years to ex-
anime the books and accounts of our
county officers and report as to their
correctness to the next Grand Jury.
This is in no wise a reflection on the
officers in charge, but merely that the
books may pass under the inspection
of skilled bookkeeper.
Clerks Report.
| make the following report of
amounts collected and paid out by me
as clerk Superior Court since Novem-
Der term, 1910:
To Jail fees collected, $500.
l hold treasurer's receipts for the
above amount
Respectfully submitted,
]. NJ AUSTIN,
Clerk Superior Court
Tax Collectors Report.
Special taxes for
1910 ........$ 1,7445e
Professional
Taxes on di-
Poll taxes not on
algeSt ....... $500
Poll taxes on di-
SeSt ........ SZ2UU
Dog taxes on di-
geSt ......... $500
General taxes not
on digest 800. 64490
General tax on
digest ..... 1477260
I hold State re-
p is less
Com. ........ &,56228
/ hold county re-
ceipts less
Com. ...... 2,71O.62
Balance due State
to date, Nov.
81, 1910 .... 5,OOl.4O
Balance due
county to date,
Nov 81. 1910. 7,2OO.7O
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1910-12-02

Cobb Superior Court, November
Term, 1910.
1t is ordered that these present
ments be filed, entered on record and
published in The Marietta Journal
and Courier, the official organ of the
county.
This November Goth, 1910.
n. A MORRIS,
Judge Superior Court.
l certify that the above is a true
copy of the General Presentments of
the Grand Jury serving during the
first week of November term, 1910, as
the same appears of record and of
file in my office.
This November 26, 1910.
J. NJ. AUSTIN,
Clerk Superior Court.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1910-12-02

Jurors $2,025.00
Clerks, sheriffs,
bailiffs and Or
ders of court. S91.30
Witnesses ........ 1924
Coroner ........ 1920
Ordinary ........ S39.5O-$3, 1927
Pauper Fund.
Poor farm ....$ 9S3.93
Outside paupers e. 1896
Contagious diseases 90
Road Fund.
Salaries .........$6,224.SS
Labor ............ 1,1104S
Provisions ....... 3,593.92
Clothing, supplies
and machinery. 7,146.27
Live stock ...... 3,574.61
Horse shoeing and
repairs ...... 523.61
Stock feed ....... 10000
New bridges $50. $500 1888, 1902. 76
General Fund.
Jail ..............$1,757.55
Public buildings. 1,055.63
Salaries, fees and
and commissions 1,S2S26
Interest, .....
Other objects 49,. 5S9.3S-$5, 23O.S2
We have put in eight car loads of
sewer pipe this year in place of wood
bridges; two steel bridges, one at
| Benscott ford near Austell and one
{ at Perkersons mill near Austell, have
been completed and received this year
and one new wood bridge. The con
crete work for the new steel bridge al
Perkerson's mill, $S172S, was done
! with the convicts.
We have graded and top soiled five
miles on the Powder Springs road;
one-fourth mile on MONDAY creek or
| Bells Ferry road; IL miles at Ac
worth; and top soiled three miles al
Acworth; rocked l "a miles on Atlanta
road; graded and top soiled p mile or
Atlanta road; graded and top soiled ]
mile at Perkerson's mill and Benscott
springs; making 10 miles graded anC
top soiled this year. We have in al
about Is or 80 miles of graded, rocked
and top soiled roads in the county. II
addition to the above work we have
given the roads all over the county
/ good workings.
The total taxable returns from digest
shows $7.17G,S9000; and in addition
to this the corporation tax will make
a sufficient revenue to pay all out
standing obligations and have a bal
anCo in treasury at the beginning o
! the next year
The clerk Of the board has received
to the 18th day Of November. 1910
$5,29L55 road tax; from other sources
$l,42S.91, making a total of $6,726.46
| He holds the county treasurer's re
ceipts for this amount
JAMES r. ANDERSON.
| Chairman Board of County Commits
sionerS.
Aims House.
We find 8 inmates white, and {
colored-who are being well cared
for. The farm Is in splendid condi
ton, having yielded an abundant har
vest We commend the superintend
ent. Mr.. Pair. for his industry aAd care
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1910-12-02

4. T. NESBITT, Foreman.
J. w. BENNETT, Clerk.
A. A. GRIGGS.
e. l.. MILAN.
j. j. CROW.
Z. c. SMITH.
J. W. KEMP,
V. Y. HORN.
b. +. PROCTOR.
l.. IT. WARD.
p. p. MANNING.
L. L. BROOKS.
FRANK BURT.
G. T. FOWLER.
G.. w. PRICHARD.
JNO. L. MANNING.
]. M. SORRELLS.
FELTON, BROWN.
w. N. EDWARDS.
CHAS. HAGGARD.
E. NJ. STANLEY.
". d. PARIS.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1910-01-06
NEW BALTIMORE.

New Baltin ore. J4n, t--NTr. and Mrs,
James Wymer and daughter were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. CYRUS Roger near Suf-
field Wednesday xsl.r rning.
Mrs. Lottie " and Miss Lily Cole
attended the me Il of the Atwater Suf-
frage club at N Grant Shrops Thurs
day afternoon,
The w. c. TlX meets this week with
Mrs James BMhn.
Miss Ethel b an Of Akron is visiting
here with her uurents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ira
Bryan.
The Aid societV of the Christian church
meets this weeIH with Mrs Floyd Chain.
Mrs Reuben Epyer of ROOtstown Wis
tied here with IN son Charles Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. U1oskins and daughter
Helen OF Randolf1 were guests of DR.. o.
w. Falor and We Sunday.
Mrs. Nettie ed returned Saturday to
her home in ClEeland, after a weeks
visit here with or mother, Mrs Abe
Baum.
Mr.. and Mrs. German Miller attended
the poultry sho% at Hartville Saturday.
Mr.. Miller receiNd several premiums on
his poultry.
Messrs. HarrisN and Frank Chain, ac-
companied by III kr wives and Miss Lily
Cole and CharleFCole spent New Years
with Mr.. and M Elisha Whittlesey OF
Atwater.
Charles Roger ,as an Alliance visitor
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. frcy Yarian spent New
Years day in AL nee with Mr.. and Mrs
Carl Kunkle.
The schools of is place resumed work
January g. afteu one weeks vacation
Misses Gladys 4id Rhea Falor were the
guests of Mr.. al II Mrs. Hoskins of Ran
dolph Saturday. he
A banquet wa given at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. EtIer Roger New Year $
eve by their twN Sunday school classes
of young ladies tnd gentlemen. This
closed contest Aatween the two classes
as 10 which shoN d bring in the greater
number of pupil which resulted in a
tie, each class f'inging in four new
pupils.
Mr.. and Mrs II urison Chain attended
the Euchre club Grant Shrop's Satur-
day evening.
The members dA the Christian church
OF this place presented their pastor Rev.
JENKINS, with CUfistmas purse contain
ing over eleven id ars as a token of their
good will and ed EN-.
AT the social nd by the ladies of the
Christian church he proceeds were ten
dollars.
Rev. George an wife will give a Hia-
watha entertainn Not at the town hall
Friday evening, nuary II.
Mr.. and Mrs Ir 3rumbaugh spent Sat
urday with Mr.. d Mrs. Eweli of Suf-
field.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1910-01-06
PLEASANT GROVE.

Pleasant Grove, Jan. 4.-Noah Witwer
or New Berlin spent New Years day
with relatives in the Grove
John Bair of Canton was the guest of
Frank Smith and family over Sunday.
Harvey Moore, who has been in the
employ of the w, & l., u, Railroad COM
panW a. Canton for several years has re-
L. COMPANY at the New Berlin car barn
H. d, Alden and family OF Detroit spent
the holidays with w. c. Green of this
place and friends in Canton.
Edward ]. Rhiei spent several days in
Pittsburg last week. He was accom-
panied by his brother Elmer Of Malvern
Charles Hankey and family and Lester
Moore Of st. Johns. Mich, are spending
some time with their many relatives in
stark county.
The N. o. T. company was obliged to
call into action a portable sub-ssation as
substitute for sub-station B, last week
as the generators In that plant burnt cut
Ine necessary repairs have been made.
a very pleasant surprise was rendered
Miss Elsie Anstine by her friends last
Monday evening. The event was the cell
ebragon Of the eighteenth anniversary OF
her birthday Miss Anstlne was the re-
cipient OF number Of presents. Parlor
games were played. Those present were
John w. and Chester Stoner Walter
lauby' william John and Walter Essig,
ora krall, Miss Carrie and Lud Giyier,
w. V. Cooper, Arthur and Frank Villa
man, jacob Schroyer. John Snyder. ollie
Genger Maude Roush Lena and Nancy
Essig, Elya Wolf, Mabel snyder. Cora
Barber, Elyerta Ringer, Pearl Giyler.
EliSabeth Harter, LILLIAN Firestone, Eel
ma, Penrose and Florence schroyer.
Miss Mary Stoner Is Spreading some
time with lady friends In Marietta.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1910-01-06
EAST SPARTA.

East Sparta, Jan. Mrs. Burns sold
several acres off the west side of her
farm to Rev. Il. A. Keyser, former pas
tor of the NJ. b. church at this place.
Mr.. Keyser purposes locating here per-
mapently and Will go into business of
some sort.
Miss Nettie Sanford of Canton visited
the past week with her sister Mrs. j. M.
HOwenstine, of this place.
Maurice Pearson, who had been SER
iously i'll for several weeks past with
improving.
The Pike township teachers met Friday
at the Rice Esterly hail and graded the
papers OF the pupils of the township
schools
The Ladies' Aid society of the NJ. E
church gave box social at the Rice
Esterly hall Friday evening.
Miss Gladys Holm Of North Industry
spent Friday night with friends in town
The county surveyor was in town We'd
nesday, doing some work for Mrs. Burns
Ira Brown returned Thursday from q
trip to Breckenridge, Col,
Charles 7. Little made a business trip
to Canton Friday afternoon.
The township trustees met Friday at
the Pike township hall and made final
settlement for the year and approved
bonds of recently elected officers
number Of men employed on the Tile
Roofing plant were idle the past week on
account Of the extreme cold weather.
A, B. Klay, promoter of the Tile Roof
ing industry, has returned after spending
several days at his home at Lima, o.
The Pike township school board will
meet on January 3.
A r. EVersOle of North Industry was
in town Friday afternoon.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1910-01-06
NEW BALTIMORE

New Baltimore, Dec 81, - George Ma
lOney started Monday evening for Flor
ida, where he expects to spend the win
ter. Mrs. Maloney and children are at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson
Mr.. and Mrs William Austin and chill
dren of Alliance were the guests of Mr..
and Mrs, David NewhOuse Wednesday.
Mrs. Ralph Youngs Sunday school
class gave a social Tuesday evening at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Young.
VIII Rockhill of Limayille was a visitor
in town Tuesday.
Miss Edith Andrews who is employed
u -&5fdh, sDenl -SEaristm5s az nome ------ =
Mr.. Schooner Of HarLVille was in town
Tuesday, to repair some Of the radiators
at the schoolhOuse.
MIR. and Mrs. James Wymer and fam
lily spent Wednesday with Mr.. and Mrs,
Cyrus Roger near Sufield.
The BiXler and Roger families are af-
flicted with ChiCkenpoX.
Dewey Wymer spent his vacation with
his grandmother, Mrs. Walters, in Suf-
field.
Mrs. Curtis Breckenridge and little son
of Macedonia are visiting here with Mr.
and Mrs. Hiram Wymer.
In spite of the cold weather Wednes-
day evening quite a good sized crowd at
tended the social held by the ladies of
the Christian church at the town hall.
Miss Gladys Falor, one Of the teachers
of Randolph township is enjoying a two
weeks vacation at home.
The next number on the lecture course,
a Hiawatha entertainment, will be held
the evening of January Z.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1910-01-06
CARRoLLToN.

Carrollton, Jan. 4. John Phillips of
Bergholz was instantly killed Thursday
afternoon near the residence of Rass
Potts, in Lee township He was hauling
lumber. his sled upset and he was caught
under it and the load and his life crush
ed out The log chains holding the load
had TO be cut before he could be re-
The Rachel smlthyman property on
Grant street will be sod at executor
sale on February 8. 1t is appraised at
The records of the w. & L. E. depot
show 60576 shipments from the Carrollton
pottery for the year 1909
Criss Mcconnell, a former Carrollton
boy, has been appointed public service
$l.SOO year.
The savings department of the Cum
mings Trust company has been opened
IN the rooms formerly occupied by the
Carrollton Savings 81 Banking company
and is In charge of James r. Fielder.
Miss Christine Huston of Buffalo, N.
Y, Is the guest of her mother, Mrs Ida
Huston. .....0s.
Cecil Hall was awarded the gentlemen's &
prize for the best costume at the mask
skate at Knickerbocker rink Friday night
He represented "Mr. Skygack from
VIII c. Wizard, a linotype operator on
the Pittsburg Dispatch, was a guest OF
n ap 4 II ,7sfT-
several days the past week
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Harsh visited at
Gantqn the past week, and while there
Mr., Harsh took the examination and
was granted an engineers license
L. T. Wetzel of Ashtabula, machine
operator on a newspaper in that city,
visited his aged parents Mr.. and Mrs. ],
u. WetZel, over Sunday
j. {. Freshwater of Cleveland was here
the hrst of the week and closed UP the
contract for the street paving, which he
was recently awarded
The following marriage licenses were
issued from the probate court during the
past week: Win d. Kali Washington
township, Bessie f. Conaway, CarToIl-
ton; Homer Stackhouse, Minerva, Vietta
J.: L. Mcbride, Augusta; Leroy V. Hill,
SheTodsyille, Nnilla DuttOn, Sherodsville:
a. c. McCartS, Leavittsville, Alta M
Leggett. Sherodsville; S. D. Shepherd
Lee township, Ada F.. Sutton, Lee town
ship; Jacob Koehler, Magnolia, Susanna
Gudekoontz, Hibbetts; Theodore Wright
Mliilvale' Pa, Nettie c. limbaugh, Har-
rlsburg; Alanson b. Finnicum, Harlem
Springs, Laura McCully, Northumberland
Common pleas court is in session this
week, with Judge Ralph s. Amber of
Canton presiding.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1910-01-06
RHo1Es.

Rhodes, Jan. 4-Nrf. Kilgore returned
home Friday after whiting the past sew
eral weeks with relatives in Akron and
MaSsillon.
Born, to Mr.. and M RS. Henry Smith, a
SON.
The funeral of thk late Herbert Graber
was held from the residence in Duncan
street at 1870 o'clcpkl Wednesday after
noon and from st. IJdhn'S church at
o'clock. The Rev y. e. Digel offciated.
Interment was made in the Massillon
cemetery.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. John Baxter of
Linton, Ind. sorR Mr. and Mrs. Bax-
ter were formerly residents of this
place.
Jonas Shilling, row at the Mass.llon
hospital formerly Iof this place, Is i'm
proving.
Sunday school services will be held at
Myers church next Sunday at $3.50 o'clock.
There will also be communion services at
g:Sg' instead OF the usual time, 2:S0
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Deighton spent
Saturday at the hpme of Mr.. and Mrs
John HIndley of Sixteen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earnest Edward and FAM
lily Of Massillon spent Saturday and Sun
day at the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Rink, Sr.
Miss Mary Bowers Of Sippo spent Sun
Lantzer.
Mrs. John Wilson, sr., spent Saturday
and Sunday at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
fulp oHllln OF AkTOn.
Elson A. Weller and Clyde Z, Raer
after spending their Christmas VanatIon
at the home of their parents, left Tues
day morning for Columbus, where thev
will again attend school al the a 8 II
John Wilson, Srl, spent SUNDAY at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs John w Wilson
Of Groves Patch.
The Myers Sunday school eleetad of
ficers Sunday for the year 1910 ss foi-
lows: Superintendent j C. ITndeora N, I,
assistant superintendent, A T. tyheSnaI,!
secretary, Wayne Updegraff: assistsnt
secretary, Miss Nellie Camp: treasiirsr
a. j. Cheyney; librarian, Miss Csravcs
Cheyney; assistant librarian. AnthonNy
Rink; chorister, Mrs A, II C,bevnel.
pianist, Miss Ruth KIider. Nexf Sl;ndSvi
they will elect teacheEs.
The Smokers held 4 meeting last Fri
day evening and elected these ofheera fo,.
the coming year: President Al, S,,m-
mer; vice president, d n. CaIker, secre.
tary, ]. j. Hooker; assistant secrefarv
G. s. Lankly; treasurer. T. N NssIrsr ~
Miss Mamie ObrechI is on the well list
again.
Mr and Alrs. Edward Emig spent Sat-
urday visiting friends In Beach City.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1910-01-06
NEW BERLIN,

New Berlin, Jan. 4.-The CONGREGATIONAL
meeting of the Christian church Sunday
morning heard the annual financial re-
work.
Mrs. D. w. Troxel, told of Ne Aid So
needles; Mrs. Aibeel nj poFFted l2asSss' laS 'hiSe the
Woman's auxiliary .1de by work
Tor the isdfE 6f l2e8S. S"'ll II t.ss, 'Gial tRe
treasurer, reported or current expenses,
$l,4S5-all claims pdid with a balance on
hand. W. II. Hofter, the superintendent
Of the Sunday 81 DOL. reported the best
year of its histqgt, with an average at
tendance Of 100 and offerings 1923 80, of
which $50 was for missions and benevo-
lence. Miss Ruth Giedlinger reported the
Mission Band work, including an offering
of IS TO missions.
The C E. society, the first organized in
stark county, is still active. They main
tain an orphan boy in the Damon, India,
orphanage, as well as other good work
The church answered missionary calls
to the amount Of SS5,26, showing a total
OF 81, Is for all current work
The pastor, r. b. Chapmans announced
a series of meetings for the month of
February and the district convention of
the o. C. NJ. S. in the fall as two special
occasions for the year.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1910-01-06

holidays here with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. George GalitOn.
Mrs. Della Linn and daughter kather-
inc attended the funeral OF tne I9rmer
day. Mr.. Linn was killed by the cars
while on duty Sunday morning.
Silas Finefrock has returned TO MI
nerva after an extended trip through the
Miss Helen Elliott of Bedford IS spend
ing vacation week here with her rather.
Mr.. and Mrs Chester Iddlngs and
daughter Doris of Carrollton visited home
folks the past week,
Mrs Almra Pierman is visiting her
brother, Elmer Taylor, in Columbus.
Mrs. Margaret McGarry visited her
brother, Harry Couch and wlte' IN "el-
lington the past week,
Mrs Kittie Perdue entertained relatives
for New Years dinner.
Mrs. Laura Patterson OF Canal Dover
was a guest of her sister, Mrs. Charles
Cooper the past week.
Howard Harsh and wife of Canal Dover
have concluded a visit here with rela-
tives.
Mrs. Ella Neyle spent Thursday in Al
Mrs. Anna Conrad was a Canton vls-
itOr the past week
Miss Belle Finefrock of Springfield. o.,
spent the week here with friends, after
attending the wedding OF her brother,
Hugh FnefroCk, at Robertsville on Tues
day. Mr.. Finefrock was united in mar
riage to Miss Irma Walker They Will
reside near Robertsville.
The young men of Class No. 10 of the
Christian Bible school and their lady
friends enjoyed a sleighing party at the
pleasant country home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Cal Fishel, whose son is a member Of
the class, last Friday evening. The class
orchestra favored the young folks with
splendid music, and a good social even
ing was spent, An oyster supper was
served and the party. consisting of sixty,
fsFafna 1aA hnVr in
Miss Helen Pennock, who is in school
at Cleveland, spent the holidays here
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Willard
PennOCk.
Howard Russell has returned from
visit with friends in Alliance.
Miss Helen McGarry has returned home
after spending the holidays in Wells
vile.
Miss Ethel Daniels has concluded a
visit with Miss Ethel Slagel and return
ed to her home in CoshoctOn, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. S. S Day Of Columbus
have concluded visit here with rela-
Miss Jennie Latimer of Warren under
went a surgical operation for append-
citis Tuesday afternoon at the home of
her aunt, Mrs. Jessie Pordue She is
getting along nicely under the direction
of DR.. Casey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Early are at Cam
bridg Springs for the latter's health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Al Hart and son of
Waynesburg, Louis Hart and family of
Ambridge, Pa: Mr.. and Mrs Emery Hart
and Mr.. Minis were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Hart Sunday.
Lloyd Harsh has returned home after
an extended western trip
Mrs. Samuel Carson was a Pittsburg
visitor the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. j. schsffuer of Ash
tabula have concluded a visit here with
the latter's mother, Mrs. Julia Perdue.
Miss Jessie GOtshall, who is employed
at Mt. Vernon, spent the holidays with
home folks
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1910-01-06
NoRrt4sAsr AAarvILLE.

Northeast IIfartyiiie, Jan. 4.--Mr. and
Mrs. Floyd Dlemir and Henry A; BAR
spent New vlars day with Mr.. and Mrs.
George UricH Of near l,lmaville.
Mrs Frank Tdridge and daughter
Florence returned to their home IN North
field after a weefs visit here
Philip Wolff visited with his sister at
Cleveland Saturday and sunday.
Hiram Wytner made q business trip TO
Uniontown SATURDAY.
Henry A, Rair, Mr. and Mrs, Floyd
Diemer and daughter Ethel visited MIR.
and Mrs. Jacob Bair Of Congress Lake
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Breckenridge and
son Leroy have returned to their home
i'm Macedonia, after 4 weeks visit here.
Floyd Diemer of this place will have a
public sale about the last week OF this
month.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank smith moved to
Ashtabula, where lLr Smith will be EN-
ployed as a street par conductor.
The many friend5here Of MIR and Mrs.
FLOYD Diemer are skry to learn that they
will move to Akrota about February
Elmer Smith OF Akron visited here over
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Brumbaugh have
rented Henry BARS far,l and will take
possession next spring.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1910-01-06
MassiIIon Briefs.

Michael Nolan, seventy-seven, a
brother of Timothy Nolan OF this city,
died Tuesday morning of acute bron
Chitis at the MassillOn state hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob f. Snyder and
their daughters, the Misses Estella
and Ethel will join Mr. and Mrs.
Charles F. Snyder at San Francisco
this spring and with them proceed on
a trip around the world. Both FAM
lilies will leave here this week.
Napoleon Laioie, the former Cleve-
land baseball manager, will, in all
probability, be an exhibitor at the
Massillon Poultry association show,
which opens here Wednesday evening
Miss Pearl Cabbut has returned
from a visit with friends in Wheel
ing.
Miss Elizabeth Weinrich has gone to
Florence Villa, Fla, to spend the
winter
Mrs. j. F. Clekey is a guest at the
home Of J. k. Russell in East Main
street.
Mrs. Maria Keller has returned from
a visit in Cleveland.