The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-08-06
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Carrollton, Aug. ALEXANDER Mar.
shall. one Of Harrison townships
most prominent and well known farm
ers, died Thursday night, after a few
hours illness. Mr.. Marshall had been
In his usual health until Thursday,
when he was taken Ill during the
day. Neuralgia of the heart caused
his death. Mr.. Marshall was black
smith by trade, but had followed
farming for many years. He was n
years of age, and is survived by a
wife and large family of grown up
children. Services were held at the
Valley church Saturday, and inter
ment was made In the Scott ceme-
terry. Rev. Teters, of Dell Roy, Off
ciating. He was member OF the
Methodist Protestant church.
Mrs. Mary Barrick, Of Mechanics
town, died Wednesday morning, at
her home at that place, after several
weeks illness from cancer of the
mouth and throat. The deceased
was daughter of the late David Nc
Burney, of Center township. and was
born June 1S, 1S43. She is survived
by three sisters and one brother. In
ISTHlehI was uduS dI OCIO66SH0lu,
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Dunlap and
Chester Denney spent Sunday at the
home of Mrs. James Denney, Of New
Harrisburg.
DR.. George Patterson, of Patterson
Vile, was in Carrollton, Saturday.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar
Myers, a daughter.
J. P. Long, who graduated from the
law department of the Chicago Uni
versity this summer, was guest of
his mother, Mrs. Allie Long, at New
Harrisburg, the past week. Mr.. Long
left for Chicago Monday, and from
there will go to Washington for a
tour of inspection of the Pacific Coast
states, and may locate either at
Spokane or Seattle, Wash.
County Surveyor r. H. Lee has
been hired by the council to establish
grades for several property owners
who wish to lay pavements.
G. A. Tope, P. o. McCulley and
James Fawcett have been appointed
to appraise the property of the late
Thomas Fl. Brooks, of Carrollton.
In game of ball, Thursday, be-
tween the first nine and the High
School, the latter was defeated by a
score of IL to 5. The game was a
benefit for the High School team,
which is in a bad way financially.
Rev. John |. Wilson, of Cleveland,
who was formerly pastor of the M.
e. church at this place, will speak at
the reunion of the S0th o. v. l., which
will be held here Thursday, August
13. 1t is said Rev. Wilson is a can
didate for chaplain of the national G.
A. r.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hall, of Orr
vile, former residents OF Carrollton,
will leave Orrville the early part of
September for Arizona on account of
Mrs. Halls health.
Attorney r. e. Mcdonald was at
Cleveland, Tuseday in the interests
of Sherrodsville and Malvern people,
who are interested In the liquidation
proceedings of the Franklin Savings
and Trust Co.
While chasing some boys who were
after his early peach crop, on Thurs
day, Andrew Patterson fell while get
ting over a fence and received a
broken leg.
Charles Karns, Howard Dillon, Mr..
and Mrs. Homer Totten, Miss Martha
Moore, of Canton, were guests OF
Carrollton friends the past week
Edgar Harsha, former employe of
the local pottery, has Joined the
navy.
Brown Davis will go to Columbus
next week to take an examination
preparatory to joining the navy.
Miss Isabel Wilson, of Washington,
D. c., and B. G. Barns, of Detroit,
Mich, were guests of Hon. John H.
Fimple from Saturday until Tuesday.
L. s. Hall spent Sunday at Putin
Bay. Tuesday he and his father went
to Cincinnati to visit sister Of Mr..
Hall, Sr.
Mrs. Addie 0glevee returned to her
home In Morgan county, Thursday.
torney J. c. oglevee.
Charles Hanna is visiting relatives
at Canton.
Gail Steen. of Mansfield, is visiting
his grandmother, Mrs. Kate Steen.
Shipments were made this week
from the local rubber factory to
Paris, France, and to Germany.
Rev. G. r. Hartman, John Fisher
and Miss Laura Tressell attended the
Reformed Sunday school convention
at Lisbon, Wednesday and Thursday.
The latter two were delegates from
Carrollton.
William H. Walls,of Kilgore, was
in town. Saturday, on business.
There we're twenty-five applicants
at the county teachers examination
held at Carrollton op Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Davis attended
the funeral of Alex. Marshall at
Tabor on Saturday.
L. L. Smith, of Canton. transacted