The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-11-12
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sailant only got $3.50 for his pains
| He claims to have recognized the "bad
man" and the officers are looking for
young man whom they have not ye,
been able to locate.
Jacob Best, one of Carroll county's
| oldest citizens, died In his home near
Hibbett's on Friday and was buried
Sunday at the Oak Grove church In
Brown township. Mr.. Best's ailments
were those incident to old age, he be-
ing past SS at the time of his death
Mrs. T. N. B. Whiteleather, of NAL
vern, and daughter, Miss Dora, OF
Canton, were in Carrollton Monday
Herbert George and daughter, An
ma, of Canton, were guests OF Car
rollton relatives Saturday and Sun
day
Miss Margaret Eddy, of Akron
was with Carrollton relatives Satur-
day night and Sunday.
Miss Maude Beck, of Barberton,
spent Sunday with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. ]. G. Beck,
Miss Florence Craig, who had been
at the home of her grandmother
Mrs. Catherine Bricker, for a week
returned to her home at Canton on
Sunday.
Mrs, Victor Herold is visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Lillich,
at Burton.
Charles J. Swift, of Carrollton, re-
ceived votes for presidential cleo
tor on the Independent ticket.
Miss Carrie Gregory, of Canton,
was a guest at the home of her grand
father, James Gregory, on Sunday.
Mrs. Blanche Barnes, of Toledo, is
at the home of her mother, Mrs. Cath
crime Bricker.
Harry Davis, who had been i'll from
fever for several weeks at Alliance,
returned to work Monday at the
pottery.
Anson Brooks, of Union township,
and Miss Bernice Gotschall, daughter
of John Gotschall, were married yes
terday at the home of the bride. Miss
Gotschall has been an employe of the
pottery for the past eight months.
For the present they will make their
home with her parents.
A. e. Mitzel, wife and children,
spent Sunday at Augusta
e. l. Henderson and wife drove
over to East Liverpool in their auto
on Sunday, spending the day there.
M. F. Albright, wife and son, Har-
old, made a trip to Alliance Sunday
in their auto.
Ross Buchanan, Union township,
Elizabeth Long, Union township; An
son Brooks, Monroe township, Ber-
nice Gotschall, Center township;
George w. Crawford, Minerva, Hazel
Grunder, Minerva, were granted IL
cense to marry during the past week.
Mrs. ]. B. Fielder, of Marion, is at
the home of her father, James P.
Cummings Mr.. Cummings will ac-
company his daughter on her return
to Marion and spend the winter with
her at the sanitarium.
Ralph Gregory, Of Alliance, was at
the home of his father, James Greg
ory, the first of the week.
H. e. Roudebush, who is employed
in the printing department of the
Canton Novelty Cutlery Company,
spent Sunday with his grandmother,
Mrs. Jennie Roudebush
Misses Ola and Martha Runion are
visiting their sisters, Mrs. George
Karns and Miss Florence Runion at
East Liverpool.
Miss Laura Essig spent Sunday at
Alliance with relatives and friends.
Park Beatty was at East Liverpool
Saturday and Sunday.
The Carrollton high school football
team was defeated on the local field
on Saturday in very interesting
game by a score of IL to 6. There is
much question about the legality of
the manner in which Minervas last
touchdown was made.
Helen France and others, through
their attorneys, Judge l. H. Taylor,
of Canton, and w. L. Handley, will
contest the will of the late DIR. John
B. Moody. The papers will be filed
tomorrow.
Mrs. James Garrett, of Cleveland,
is visiting her mother, Mrs. John G..
Fletcher. Mrs. Fletcher will return
home with her daughter and spend
the winter there.
Frank Morgan and family moved
to Canal Dover on Friday. Mr.. Nor
gan has employment there as plumb
er.
E. A. Albright and daughter, Ethel,
were at Palestine over Sunday. Mrs.
Albright, who accompanied them, will
remain for a week.
Mrs. George Rrockway is spending
the week with Mr.. Brockway, who is
employed at Kitanning, Pa.
The Mitzel Rubber Co. has been
discharged from bankruptcy.
I. M. Hemming has the contract
to sewer Honey Run from East Main
street to Canal street for $780,
Ross Buchanan and Miss Elizabeth
Long were married yesterday noon in
the home of the brides father, Will
liam Long, by Rev. G. w. Harshman
They are residents of Union town
ship, where they will reside.
Addison Tressell Is moving here
from Oneida and will occupy a part
of the r. r. Galley residence.
The county commissioners, at a
recent session, awarded the coal con-
tract to Courtright &c Co., who agreed
to furnish straight lump for 8 2-5
cents a bushel
Ed. Hopes and Otis Baxter, who
are employed at Canton, were home
over Sunday.
Large signs have been posted in
the w. & l.. f. railroad yards warn
ing the public not to trespass on the
company's right-of-way. This is es-
pecially aimed at the employees of the
different manufacturing plants along
the liAe, who use the railroad as a
thorouehfara going IN and from work