The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-09-24
CARROLLTON.

Cdl lOlllOu, sept. Zl,-l lie pdN6u
streets which have not been cleaned
for about six weeks, and which were
in a fearful condition from dirt and
filth, were given a thorough cleaning
Friday night, but not until the mayor
had been served with notice by the
board of health that if they were not
cleaned by September 21 that the
work would be done by the board
and charged to the town. 1t would
take but very little work to keep the
streets in a decent condition and this
should be done by the parties whose
duties it is to do it. The health
officer declares the streets must be
kept clean and that he will see it is
done. Score one for the health
officer. 4
Suit has been commenced in the
Carroll county common pleas court
hv the Reformed church of the United
SItes of America for a decree to sell
the real estate of the Reformed
church of Kilgore which consists of a
lot. The Reformed congregation at
kilgOre is extinct.
Harry Beadle, of Massillon, was
here on Friday to see his father, Mar
tin L. Beadle, who ts in poor health.
William H. Walls has rented the
Frank Hosterman farm, in London
township, and he and his sister, Mrs.
Ella Potts, moved there Friday.
Miss Laura Geyer, of Canton, is
new stenographer at the Mitzel rub
ber plant, Miss Amelia Youngblood
having resigned he rposition and re-
turned to her home at Massillon.
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certificates at the examination held in
Carrollton on Saturday, September 8:
Two years, J. L. knight, East Roch-
ester. One year. d. M. Manfull,
Emma Paisley, Augusta; Mary Bea-
mer, Clyde Buxton, Lois Moore, Laura
Tressell, Carrollton; Otto r. Craw-
ford, East Rochester; c. c. Garlic,
Hanoverton; Lucinda Mcbride, Ken
sington; Foster Heron, Floy Sharp,
Sherrodsville. Special in music and
drawing, three years, Erma Ziegler,
Carrollton; two years, Anna Enold,
Sherrodsville.
The directors of the Carroll County
Agricultural Society held a business
meeting in the commissioners room
in the court house, Saturday.
Miss Anna Hess, of New Harris
burg, was a guest at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Ira Downs over Sunday.
There will be a match shoot held at
Pekin on October IL between the
Ideal Rifle club of CaIrollton, and the
Sebring team.
The following cases were disposed
of in court this week: Eli Eick vs.
James Haugh, Jacob Beamer, Lewis
Beamer, William Bartholomew, John
Thompson, Samuel Upton and James
Price; equitable relief. Settled and
costs paid.
Erward r. Hayes VS.. William Hayes
ct al; in partition. Title quieted.
d. L. Everhart vi, Charles E. Hess
ct al; injunction. Dismissed at costs
of plaintiff.
Hum & Leatherman VS.. Lille B.
Reigel ct al; money. Settled.
Penn Liquor Co. VS.. Clarence E.
Hossler; attachment. Dismissed at
plaintiffs costs.
Amy Catherine Cox VS.. Emerson
Cox; alimony. Divirce granted, and
maiden name of Speakman restored.
Giant Telephone Co. VS.. M. r. Tip
ton ct al; equitable relief. Settled at
cost of plaintiff.
IN tne HaSe or j. A. Saurer VSS.
State of Ohio, the judgment of the
mayors court was reversed. The
money deposited by Mr. Saurer to
cover the fine and costs in the case
before the mayor at Carrollton was
ordered returned. Mr. Saurer, who
operates a disillery at GAINESVILLE,
was arrested and brought to Carroll
ton upon. the charge of shipping liquor
C. o. d. into Carrollton. He was fined
by Mayor Van Horn. The supreme
court held few months ago that the
old law, on which the case was based,
did not prohibit such shipments.
Arthur Winder, aged 63, died We'd
nesday, in his home at Augusta, of
stomach trouble, and was buried
Thursday. He is survived by a wife
and two daughters, Mrs. Fred Me
grail, of Carrollton, and Mrs. Griff
Brogan, of Alliance. The deceased
was clerk of Augusta township at the
time of his death.