The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-09-17
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Carrollton, Sept 13.-Frank Gantz,
Of Rochester Pa, is a guest of his
mother, Mrs. Charles Atwell, south of
town.
F. ]. SALESMAN and family and Mr..
and Mrs. J. H. Peterson attended the
funeral of Joseph Peterson, an aged
resident of Burgholz, on Friday.
Miss Cora Beck gave a moonlight
picnic, Friday evening at the fair
grounds in honor of her guest, Miss
Mizer. There were ten couples in at.
tendance.
"Mant" Miller was a guest of his
perents, Mr.. and Mrs. James Miller,
Sunday.
The Free PressIStandard was
awarded the contract on Saturday OF
printing the 10000 ballots for the
November election at their bid OF
| $72.60. The Carroll Chronicle bid
was $175.
David Scott, Philip Harsh, John Will
son and Jay Campbell. of New Har
rIsburg, were in Carrollton on Satur
day.
Homer Rutledge, of East Liverpool
is in charge of the decorating kilns
at the Carrollton pottery, taking the
place of Harry Davis, who IS at his
home at Alliance, threatened with
! typhoid fever.
Clark Rainsberger is working IN
| the Jones barber shop.
Cement pavements are being lait
in front Of W. #. Buffers clothing
store, the Abrahims shoe store ant
the residence of G. S. Tinlin.
Mr.. and Mrs. u. G.. Wagner were
guests of Canton relatives and friend:
friends the first of the week.
A. H. Myers, of Augusta, ex-clerl
of courts, was in town on Tuesday OF
business connected with the assign
ment of W. G. Mitzel, of which he is
the assignee.
John Taylor of Moores, N. Y, was {
guest at the A. e. Albright home sew
eral days this week.
Mrs. Samuel Dickey and children
of East Liverpool, visited her sister
Mrs. Charles McCauley, the past
! week.
The county option, petition pre-
sented to the commissioners on Wed
nesday contained the names OF 2,26t
voters. This is two-thirds of the
number Of votes cast in the county IL
1906. 1t looks as though Rose will b
the only township that will have
wet majority as only 85 signature
were secured out of vote of 240.
Mr. and Mrs. John Dunlap, of LIE,
township, who have been visiting il
Missouri, returned yesterday.
Herman Mills is visiting his uncle
E. e. Miller, of Conneaut.
Alonzo M. Hopes, of Chicago, vii
attend the Lott family reunion a
Meyers Lake tomorrow, and vii
come to Carrollton in the evening t
visit his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
Hopes.
School started Tuesday with an er
rollment of 327.
Pittsburg parties have taken up
block near town with a view Of put
ting down several test wells for OF
A we'll will be drilled for the shallow
or black oil, In the vicinity of tn
Charles Brooks farm, and one will
put down on the Gantz land, OF
which the home company drilled in
well several years ago.
Emmett Fisher has gone to KittaI
ming, Pa, to work in the pottery as
finisher.
T G. Donaldson was here Wee
nesday.
Rev. w. S. Langhans has been g
Columbus the past week.
Miss Lottie Cooper is guest {
Miss Rhene Lee, of Steubenville.
Mrs. James Maple and daughte,
Gertrude, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Aller, M
and Mrs. Isaac Lott, Loren Lott an
sister, Nellie, and Misses Grace an
Emma McCulley attended the Lott r.
union at Meyers Lake, Saturday.
Miss Margaret Baxter, of East Ii
erpOol, is visiting at the home of
r. Ebcrsole.
The laborers on the West Mai
street grading struck Friday for a
increase in wages and a reduction
worI. .ng hours. They had been r