The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-03-27
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| VIII Lane and children, OF marpie-
head, visited his mother, Mrs. Julia
Lane, a few days this week They
were In attendance of the funeral OF
Miss Harriet Dewel, who died In
Brown township.
George W. Woodward, one OF Car
rolltons oldest citizens, has been
quite i'll for the past week from heart
trouble, rheumatism and the infirm-
tiles of age. Mr. Woodward is 80
years old.
Charles Mckee will move into the
house recently vacated by Charles
Wetzel
Donal Blythe, who Is attending col
lege at Athens, is home for a weeks
vacation.
Fred Eckley is home from Delaware,
where he Is attending the Ohio Wes-
leyan university.
Mrs. DR.. Bates, of Minerva, was
guest of her grandparents, Mr.. ana
Mrs. A. l. Billman, this week.
James Ludlow, Of Cleveland, was in
| Carrollton on business this week
The Ameriacn Oil & Gas company
has drilled in good well in the Sim
mons ridge field.
will II. Miller will move into the
rooms over the Stockton grocery.
Mrs. Kate Hill, of Canton, Is with
| Carrollton relatives.
Mrs. Della Scott, who had spent the
winter with relatives at Canton and
Cleveland, has returned to Carrollton.
w. b. Abrahlms and Will II. Miller
have traded properties, Mr. Abrahims
getting the property which Mr.. Miller
received from NJ. f. Albright last
week in exchange for his home ana
two lots on West Main street.
HI. Richards has purchased the
Stockton property on West Main
street, paying $4,SOO
Chick Fowler and family went TO
East Liverpool on Friday. Mr.. Fow-
Ter returned on Sunday, Mrs. Fowler
remaining Cor a couple OF weeks visit
with home folk.
Charles wetzel has moved to the
old home place at the foot Of East
Main street.
Miss Mary westfall Is visiting rela-
tives and friends at Pittsburg and
Beaver Falls, Pa.
II. o. Timlin, Frank B. Hosterman,
c. A. Tope. Lester Dewel, Mark and
Sam westfall, Mrs. David Stemple,
Misses Lou and Lena Kutter, Pearl
Gould and Mary Herold were Canton
visitors during the past week.
Bert sebring, George Brockaway
and Miss Inez Allen, of Sebring, were
in Carrollton this week.
VIII ]. Hackney and Miss Minnie
Minnard, OF the pottery force. were In
Minerva this week.
Mrs. William Arbaugh is at Bowers
ton visiting her son-in-law ana
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. ". b. Law.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs,
John Foot, on wednesday.
Robert Mclaughlin attended the
meeting OF the independent telephone
companies of the state at Columbus
this week.
Mrs G. A. Tope was a guest few
days OF her daughter, Miss Mary, who
is attending Mt. Union college.
Harry Wagner was at home from
Ada over Sunday. Mr.. Wagner viii
take a position with the Wells-Targo
express company at Pittsburg next
week.
VIII. NJ. Coleman. candidate for
county auditor, was In the southern
part OF the county in the interests OF
his campaign the first OF the week.
Mrs. Kate Hill was guest Of Car
rollton relatives this week.
Ross Mclaughlin, John Westfall
and w. o .DeFord were at Cleveland
the first OF the week on business.
II. ]. Richards and Il. j. SALESMAN
were at Buokhannon. w. Va. this
week In the interests OF the Carroll
ton parties who are getting out lumber
at that place.
A daughter was born on Tuesday 10
Rev. and Mrs. @. r. Hartman.
@. Il. Vanhorn has purchased gro
cery at Canton. and will move there
next week.
At the county teachers examina-
ton held here on Saturday, March z.
the following received certificates:
Three years. j. Roof, Kilgore; two
years, Laura u. Moorehead. Minerva;
one year, Edna Jackman. Coda Stem
pie. Alice Chambers, Carrollton; Jes-
sic Bracken, Grace Kessler. Dell Roy;
r. @. Whitacre. Kensington; Myra
Pearoh, Mineral City.
William d. Beamer and Mrs. Lizzie
Foster. SherodsvilleI John II. Dewel.
Hibbets, and Miss Louella Woods,
Malvern; John 10. Butler and Miss
Henry, Carrollton, have been
granted marriage licenses.
The Inventory and appraisement OF
the estate OF the late William Boyd.
Of Fox township. shows the estate 10
be valued at 3S7.7s4.0e. The widow.
Elizabeth Boyd. has begun suit for a
OF the will.
Eggs are ceiling In Carrollton for
l2 cents per dozen, the lowest point
reached for several years. and II is
predicted they will go still lower.
Fred Greenwood. OF Minerva. was a
Carrollton business visitor. Friday.
Miss lila Abrahims returned home
Friday from a weeks visit with rela- ;