The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-07-23


was granted permission to lay
switch over the public road leading
from New Hagerstown TO Smiths
Mills. d. Getzman was awarded
$4,000 insurance on the court house
for five years at $12O.
Miss Grace Falls is home from a
several weeks visit at Sewickley, Pa.
Miss Laura Michael has returned
to Carrollton after a months visit
at Warsaw, Ind.
q. r. Atwell has been granted a
certificate to practice medicine by the
state medical board.
A family reunion was held at the
home of Mrs, Linnie Beadle near
town last Sunday. There were about
forty relatives present.
Elma Dare, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Will Ferrall, died of Brights
disease on Wednesday at her home
near Tabor. She was buried Thurs
day in the Scott cemetery
r. M. Donaldson had a bad cash
cut in his leg by being struck by a
binder when the horses which were
attached to it, scared at a thunder
clap, making a sudden start.
The Hopes Hotel, which had been
closed since the first of May, was re-
opened to the public Tuesday night
by Landlord Peterson. The hotel
has been repapered and repainted
throughout and presents a very neat
and attractive appearance.
County teachers examination was
held in the Carrollton high school
room on Saturday and there was 81
applicants.
A sea wave outfit is in operation
on the vacant lot beside the opera
house.
]. H. Westfall has the lunch privi-
lege at the Chautauqua.
Prof. and Mrs. ]. w. Smith and
son, Denney, of Church Hill were
guests of Carrollton relatives Satur-
day and Sunday. Mr.. Smith returned
to Augusta on Monday, where he will
be employed as a carpenter this
summer. Prof. Smith has been re-
hired as superintendent of the Ii
erty township, Trumbull county
schools with the high school at
Church Hill at a salary of 500 a
month.
Misses Ella Hemming and Nina
Gregory were Dell Roy visitors on
! Thursday.
Ola, Lucille and Charles Moody
spent the past week at Hibbetts.
Clarence Mcconnell, DR.. r. A. Dun
lap and c. r. Mizer took in the Tabor
high gun with a score of 167; Dunlap
second with 149 and Mizer fourth
with 131. All are members of the
Ideal Rife club of Carrollton.
Mrs. George Cook and children OF
Cleveland, returned home on Sunday
after a several weeks visit with
Mrs. Ola Morgan. Mr.. Cook came
down and accompanied them home.
Prof, B. F. Hart, of La Sale, H.
who with Mrs. Hart and her mother
Mrs. e. w. Dickey, are spending the
summer in the Dickey home at Har.
lem Springs, were Carrollton callers
on Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. w. HanIey ant
daughter, Edith, of Granite City, Ill.
we're guests of Mr.. Hanlon's sister
Mrs. VIM. Boyd last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Karns ant
child, of East Liverpool, are guests
of his aunts, the Miss Runions.
George Schorey, of Coshocton, wa!
a guest of the Craig's last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Holder left OF
Tuesday for an extended visit with
relatives in the west They will visit
a short time with their nephew, Har.
| TY Jessup and niece, Mrs. Gallon
at Chicago, and Mrs. Holders broth
er, Simon Holder, at OnegO, Kansas
They will also go to Kansas City or
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hyatt, OF
Cleveland, and Prof. and Mrs. Ed
ward Hyatt, of Sacramento, Cal
were guests Of Frank Ebersole ant
Robert Brothers on Tuesday. Prof
Hyatt is state superintendent oi
schools of California.
Rev. and Mrs. c. B. Henthorne. O
Uhrichsville, were guests at the M
e. parsonage few days the pas
week.
Saturday was one of the bigges
days in the history Of Carrollton
The Sun Bros. circus arrived early il
the morning and many people wer,
up on the arrival to see the unload
ing and the raising of the tents which
were pitched on the baseball grounds
The show gave two performances t
large crowds in the afternoon ant
evening. There was a small menag
erie and a fair show There was NJ
parade.
The Chautauqua was opened in thu
evening at the fair grounds by I
concert by the Carrollton band ant
this was followed by the Parlant
Newhall Concert company with
4 number of vocal and instrumental
numbers, the bell ringing making tn
hit of the concert. This was fol
lowed by a humorous lecture b!
Ralph Parlette, which was we'll re
ceived by the audience which wa
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