The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-11-19
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dent of Telegraph Baughman, of Can
ton, was at the local Wheeling and
Lake Erie Office on Monday.
Rev. and Mrs. j. G. Madge will
move to 0rrville in the near future,
where they will make their home with
a relative.
Misses Kate Ebdon, Hazel Wolf
and Bessie Chaddock spent Sunday at
Sherodsville.
Mrs. Dollie Herm has commenced
suit in the Carroll county common
pleas court for divorce from her hus-
band, F. Garrick Herm. She alleges
extreme cruelty, gross neglect of duty
and willful absence.
Thomas Swinehart, of Canton, has
moved to Carrollton and occupies the
DR.. J. r. Williams property near the
Wheeling and Lake Erie depot, where
he will conduct boarding house and
restaurant.
Charles Smith, of Salem, was in
Carrollton several days this week on
business.
e. X. Kennedy returned to Great
Falls, Mont, Monday, after a three
weeks visit here with his family
WI 1NCIhGuy udb a lucrative DOSlllOu
with the Great Northern railroad at
that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Spanagel and
daughter, Marion Margaret, of Can
ton, were guests of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. j. c. Ferrell, over Sunday.
Mesdames Margaret Cronenwett
and Susie Harsh will spend the coming
winter with the formers son and
daughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. A. E..
Cronenwett, in California.
p. o. McCulley has purchased the
H. F. MitZel property on Oak Hill
from the Cummings Trust Company
Mrs. Elmer States was fined fifteen
dollars and costs by Probate Judge
Mccoy on Monday for severely whip
ping Mrs. Louemma Campbell with a
buggy whip. Mr.. States was given
a fine of five dollars and costs at the
same time for urging his wife to do a
good job. Mr.. and Mrs States are
tenants of the Campbell farm and the
whipping occurred there some time
ago when Mrs. Campbell went to the
farm. The parties have not been
getting along we'll for some time.
Ed G. Ross, of Lamartine, was in
town a short time on Tuseday.
Miss Mary Mansfield, of Cadiz, was
guest of her uncle, w L. Handley,
several days the first of the week.
p. H. Kemerer went to Akron on
Sunday and accompanied Mrs. KEN
erer home, after she had spent two
weeks there with her uncle and aunt,
Mr.. aud Mrs. George d. Crumrine.
Miss Anna Johnston, who is teach
ing in the South Market street school
at Canton, was at her home near
town from Friday until Sunday morn
ing.
Tom Sell has gone to Oklahoma. -
Miss Mae Stewart has resigned her
position in the New York Cash Store
since her parents moved to the
country.
Miss Ollie Hardesty will leave on
Sunday for Ashland where she has
accepted position with the Faultless
Rubber Company.
Mrs. John Haugh and daughter,
Miss Ella, of near Dell Roy, were Car
rollton callers on Tuesday.
F.. E. Myers. of Canton, was in town
several days this week. Mr.. Myers
was doing some engineering work for
the town council. The survey was
made for the surface water sewer
from West Main street along the
Wheeling and Lake Erie railroad
track south to Liberty street. Work
on this will be commenced at once.
Some other work was also done by
Mr.. Myers on the alleys of the viii
lage, some of which need to be
graded and others are encroached
upon by buildings.
Messrs. Downs & Campbell, of Can
ton, the firm who did the paving of
West Main street, attended the coun-
ell meeting on Tuesday night. They
were paid in full for their work and
in turn gave bond in the sum of
$1,000 guaranteeing their work for
one year.
Mrs. Wetzel, widow of the late Fred
WetZel Sr., died at the home of her
son, Fred Wetzel, near New Harris
burg, on Friday morning, and was
buried Sunday at Macedonia u. B.
church in Brown township, of which
she was a member for number of
years. Mrs. Wetzel was in her usual
health when she retired Thursday
night, but was found unconscious
early Friday morning and died in a
few hours. Mrs. Wetzel was about
70 years of age, and is survived by
her son, Fred, with whom she made
her home, and daughter, Mrs.
Charles Noel. ...... ...s .-. ....
Mr.. and Mrs. D. d. McClimans went
to Greenville, Pa, on Wednesday to
attend the funeral of Mr.. McCli-
mans sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Harsh, of AL
lance, are visiting his father-in-law,
Peter Hagerman. They will also visit
with Mr.. Harsh's father and brothers
in Harrison township, and Mr.. Harsh
will do some hunting during his visit.
Sheriff-elect William Arbaugh and
wife. of LeesVille, accompanied by a
lady friend were Carrollton visitors
on Thursday.
Work was commenced Wednesday
on the Honey Run sewer by Con
tractor T. M. Hemming. ...