The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-09-03
cARRoLLToN.


Carrollton, Aug. 31.-About a score
Of baseball fans, including a number
OF ladies went to Salineville with the
Carrollton team on Friday, and saw
them shut out by the Salineyille boys.
Nichol a member OF the Boston Ma
tional pitching staff, twirled for the
Salineville club, and held Carrollton
down to one hit and shut out game.
He also had eleven strike outs. Ar
baugh, for Carrollton, pitched good
game, having nine strikes, but could
not win with no hitting behind him.
The score was to 0. This is the first
shut out Carrollton has received in
four years and the fourth game lost
this season.
Mr.. and Mrs P. H. Kemeler iert Fri
day morning for a trip down the St
Lawrence river to Quebec. They will
visit several other points on their trip.
Miss Clara Wademan, of Canton, is
visiting Mrs. John G.. Fletcher.
Mrs. Frank Dunlap returned home,
Friday evening, after a weeks visit
with her mother, Mrs. James Denney,
at New Harrisburg.
Hiram Scott, of Harrison township,
was in town on Friday
Miss Mary Beltz, of Akron, was a
guest of MIR. and Mrs. Henry Beltz a
few days the past week.
A picked nine went down to Bow
erston on Thursday, and beat the
ball club of that city in pretty game
by a score of to /. Ray Swami was
on the firing line for the Carrollton
team and let Bowerston down with
four hits.
Minervas fast ball team came to
Carrollton on Wednesday with the eX-
pressed purpose of beating "Bunnie'
Coleman, Carrollton's crack pitcher,
but at the end of nine innings they
managed to squeeze in one run, so
"Bunnie" still has a clean record for
the season with the exception of the
defeat at the hands of the Alliance
professional team. Carrollton scored
six runs. "Bunnie's" record of one de-
feat in twenty games is one to b.:
proud of.
Mrs. Lewis Wizard is sick.
P. NJ. Adams, Of Raynilton, Pa, Is
a guest of Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Nc
Climans.
Miss Letha Shumaker, of Minerva
was a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. D. D. Nc
Climans this week.
w. S. Tope, of Dell Roy, was il
Carrollton on Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Getzman lef
Friday for a trip including Cleve'
land, Detroit and Toledo, where they
will attend the G. A. R. encampment
Miss Hattie Rutan has gone TO Santt
Anna, Calf, where she will spend tn,
winter with her nephew, Wallace
Rutan.
Mrs. Robert Cameron and two chill
dren, who spent the summer here wit
relatives, have returned to their hom
at Deming, N. M.
Mr. and Mrs. viii Croxton, of New
York City, are visiting his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. EnOs CrOXton.
Mrs George Mcconnell visited a
Harlem Springs on Wednesday. Sh
was accompanied by her daughter
Mrs. Will Lambight, and the latter
son, Kenneth.
Mrs. Thomas MCCort will leave Sun
day for an extended visit at Alliance
Mansfield and Pittsburg.
George Sample left Monday for hi
home at Pittsburg, after six weeks
visit here with his uncle and aunt
Misses Margaret Black and Bessi
Harsh are spending a few days wit
CarrOlltOn relatives.
son was born last week to MI
and Mrs. John Mcdonald, members 0
the Carrollton colony at Canton.
Mrs. Frank Hail. nee Ada Sterling
who recently went to Chicago fo1
treatment, is getting along nicely
and the physician looks for her ulti
mate recovery.
Miss Sarah Ulman, who is i'll from
typhoid fever, was taken to the Cit!
View hospital at SherTodsville on
Wednesday.
George Taylor, who is badly Grip
pied as a result of a recent accident
came to Carrollton on Tuesday, hay
ing walked from Oneida, and wa
taken to the infirmary. He is
native of Columbiana county.
Downs & Campbell commenced Wor
on the West Main street paving Wed
nesday of this week. Some of tn
equipment has arrived and by tn
first of next week everything neces
Bary will be on the ground. Mex
week at least forty men will be a
work. 1t is the intention of the con
tractors to employ home labor a
much as possible and the home team
sters will also be given chance o
the job.
Mrs. G.. w Taylor and two son
Kenneth and Donald, of Clevelan
and Mrs. John Standz and sons, Gi
bert and Paul, of Navarro, are CUES
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Wi
Wanamaker.
Miss Bessie Kaylor returned hon
Monday from Canton and Massillol
whore she had been visiting relative
for few days.
Llewellyn SeXauer is visiting at Il
home of DR.. and Mrs. G. r. Zeigle
He is a government engineer and is {
on vacation. He has been wokir
along the coast of Cuba for sever
months with an engineering corps.
Mrs H. L. Totten, of Canton, al
James Petit, of Oneida, visited at Il
home Of James Gregory last week
Prof. D. 8. Black, who has bee
with relatives here for the past wee
left Wednesday for Walbridge, whe
he will take up his school work.
Mr. and Mrs. James Potts, of U
Tichsyille, we're guests of Mr.. and MI
Ross Miller on Friday.