The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-07-02
CARRoLLToN.

CarrolltOn, June 29.-Mr and Mrs.
George L. McClintock, of East Liver
pool, were guests of his cousin, Mrs.
John A. George, Friday and Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. McClintoCk drove from
Liverpool and went from here to Can
ton for a visit with his brother,
Frank McClintOCk.
Miss Mary Roudebush, of Canton,
was a guest at the Park hotel several
days the past week.
Mrs. Anna Gotschall and son, Har-
vey, are guests of Mr., and Mrs Will
Mcconnell, at Allegheny, Pa.
Miss Josephine Sencabaugh, Of
Buffalo, N. Y, is visiting her friend,
Miss Christine Huston. Miss SenCa-
baugh is connected with the adver-
tising department of the Buffalo Ex-
press.
Mrs. Abram Harsh visited her
daughter, Mrs. John Mcdonald, at
Canton, the latter part of the week.
The Carrollton team defeated the
Minerva Buckeyes in fast game at
Pastime Park, Friday afternoon. The
Buckeyes jumped on Coleman in the
first inning and pounded out four
runs on three hits and some errors.
Then the Carrollton team settled
down and Minerva was not able to
| get around the circuit again. Car
rollton did not score until the sixth
inning, when the goal was crossed
twice and in the eighth and ninth
four runs were scored in pairs:
| Carrollton ....... 0000020 22-6
Minerva ,..........4O0 O000-4
Batteries - Carrollton, Coleman
and Blythe; Minerva, Jones and Barr.
Umpire, O'Connell.
The Carrollton Stars went to Am
sterdam on Friday and played two
games. The first game went to the
Stars, II to 4, and the second to Am
sterdam, 7 to 0. The Stars are
bunch of 12-year-olds.
At council meeting Tuesday Right
| the ordinance determining to proceed
with the paving of West Main street
was passed. Bids will be received
until noon on July %. The old
! board of health was reappOinted. j.
! c. Oglevee was hired to assist Mr..
Fimple in the city solicitorship at a
salary of 800 year. The ordinance
for the corporation tax was passed,
carrying a rate of 1876 mills. 1t was
decided to ask the band to change the
night for weekly concerts as the
music interfered with the delibera-
tions of that body.
John D. Boyd, of Alliance, and
Mona B. Gibson, of Amsterdam; ana
Charles Lash, of Bolivar, and Clara
Heidy, of Leesville, have been
granted licenses to marry.
Probate Judge F. w. Mccoy was in
Harrison township on Tuesday, and
held a lunacy inquest over Ashbury
Rock, who was declared insane and
taken to Massillon. Mr.. Rocks men
tai condition is the result of injuries
received when a load of household
| goods fell upon him nearly a year
ago. He was partly paralyzed by the
accident.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orlando Heidy, of
Leesville, were here on Thursday, and
were given custody of their grandson,
Orlando Hoy Heidy, by the court.
E. ]. Sanitary was at Cleveland
and Canton last week interesting
some capitalists in patents he has re-
ceived on a fire alarm and a dentists
impression cup.
Miss Francis Edwards is visiting at
Cleveland, Salem and East Palestine.
NJ. F. Albright, Harry Ferguson,
Austin Wertz, Gus SeamOnd, Mrs R.
e. Long and Park Ferguson were
Canton visitors last week. Mr.. Fer
guson purchased an automobile while
in Canton.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dunlap, of Lee
township, are visiting Mrs. Dunlap
mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Heisler, at
Plattburg, Mo.
Levi Simmons, Of Kilgore, visited
Mrs. George w. Tinlin, last week
Miss Mary Gregory has returned
from a three weeks visit with rela-
tives and friends at Mansfield and
Orrville.
Mr.. and Mrs. George M. Wagner
attended the funeral of James Pearch,
near Sherodsville, on Wednesday.
Thomas Brooks, who has been suf-
fering from paralysis for some time,
was taken to Canton this week to
consult a physician, but they were
given no encouragement. Mr. Brooks
has been fed through a tube for some
time, but this method is failing now.
Mrs. l. H. Blythe entertained the
Euchre club, Tuesday evening.
The pavement around the Shepherd
store has been relaid to grade, and
George J. Butler is having it graded
and relaid around his store room.
C. A. Tope and Wallace Beamer
have purchased forty horsepower
Stearns automobile.
The AL Martin Uncle Toms Cabin
show will open at CalrOllton on Au-
gust IA. The company will organize
here, and will spend about a week be-
fore the opening date for rehearsals.
There was a large amount of wool
delivered in CarrOllton on Saturday.
The prevailing price is 221a cents for
unwashed and 80 cents for washed.
Fred M. Leyde and Miss Nina Lu-