The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-11-26


! and Mrs. Ralph Blackburn. i'm Wash
ington township and is doing some
hunting. III
Thos. Strain, of WattsviIle. was in
town several days this week.
Carrollton, Nov. 22.-The Bostonia
Women's orchestra. the first number
OF the lecture course, gave an excel
lent concert in the opera house Thurs
day. 1t was the finest musical or
ganization that ever played in this
place. Opie Reed, the novelist and
j. Adam Bede, the Minnesota con-
gressman, are the other attractions
of the course.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dunlap left
Saturday morning for Pittsburg.
where they will spend several weeks
with their daughters.
The trustees of the United Presby-
terian church at Scroggsfield have
filed petition in the Carroll county
common pleas court for permission to
exchange five acres of land with How
ard Campbell for ten acres belonging
to the latter.
Ollie Downs has filed a petition for
divorce against d. l. Downs.
Howard Metzenbach, one of the
clerical force at the w. & L. E. depot
was with home folks at Dresden from
Friday until Monday.
The long discussed and cussed Park |
Hotel sidewalk is being relaid to the |
grade. This is the last piece of side |
Walk on the street paving to be re- |
paired.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. s. Tinlin will move
into their new residence on South |
Lisbon street next week.
JOINT Long, former Carrollton boy.
was elected to the legislature of Colo
rado at the late election by a majority
oil 5000. He is a resident of Elbert
county, that state.
Several petitions are in circulation
by Carrollton citizens who are de-
sirous of succeeding our present post
master.
John F. States and Hannah Eliza
beth Randeis, of Dell Roy, have been
granted license 10 marry.
Joseph Dickson died Thursday of
tuberculosis at his home in Fox town
ship, and was buried Saturday in the
U. p cemetery at Scroggsfield.
John Myers, of Malvern, was in Car
rollton Thursday. He was accom-
panied by his son and daughter-in-law.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Myers, of Pom
eroy, Wash, who are home on a visit.
John McClave, who has been resi-
dent of Carrollton for the past year,
mas purchased a farm near Colum-
biana, and is moving there. :
David Gallagher died very suddenly
Tuesday afternoon in his home in :
Fox township from a stroke of par q
alysis. He was aged about 7S years. 6
Mrs. Agnes George died in her home :
near Scroggsfield Friday from dropsy. a
She was the widow of the late ex- q
county commissioner John D. George. v
and was nearly rs years of age.
Cal Birch has sold his ice business o
% Frank Ebersole.
Mrs. James Allen died recently in !,
1er home at Cadiz from lung trouble. 7
Mrs. Allen was formerly Miss Blache a
Nalcottt, who was an employe of the
Mitzel Rubber Company of this place. II
she was married to Mr. Allen about u
year ago at Canton, where he was r
Employed as bookkeeper at the Globe D
clothing store. They had been living ii
Il Clarksburg, w. Va.
another tinting machine has been
dded to the decorating department =,
L the Carrollton pottery and two
nore decorating kilns are being built. fl
Mrs. Ed Ferrish visited friends at in
last Liverpool this week. az
Mrs. Frank Watson, of Chittenago. W
I. Y, will spend the winter in Car. ~
ollton with her son, Frank Watson. dl
One of the most desirable tracts of hc
mber in this vicinity has been sold di
the Pendergast Lumber Company III
or S2,7OO by Isaac Ulman. The tract :,
situated about a mile northeast of
own. ed
Upton, the ffteen-month-old son of tb
tr. and Mrs. John Westfall, fell We'd
esday evening on spike, which en- m
red his mouth and cut the tonsil. ~ ~
laking an ugly wound. =
The oil well drilled in on the
harles Brooks farm in Union town
alp is good for two barrels a day of.
lie heavy black oil The old lweIhEr
mich was drilled there years ago is nj
eing cleaned out. There has always al
cen plenty ofsoil in this we'll. An 'er
her we'll Will be drilled ina short
me. s4& tsEr7 u or
A son was bornF ON Saturday to Mr.. W.
Id Mrs. r. E. Lawrence.
The IGeal Rife club twill hold tn
loot at theif-faHge-er Thanksgiving ar
There''wilBbe two games of polo in
rink on thanksgiving, ne
stween the Simpsons and sAFcades, of MI
anton.,a This is a. new sgame to the
llage and a. team will be organized ne
IRE If enough. interest is manifested
the sport, 'f'ii@t5@2'1 ETH ha
AL Hewitt tie carefdi mover is
,ry i'll at his home north of town. ed
Rev. c. r.. Hartman will preach the da
hon Thanksgiving sermon in the M.
church.s Thursday. Il, g.. we
Jonathan Myersois seriously i'll in Cl
e home Of his sen,fJ. w. Myers, at -,
lnton-s lMr. ( Myers recently moved Al
Canton from Washington township
Mrs. Caleb Bellknap and daughter.
nnie, of Annamora, Iowa, are guests :
her brother, fudge John H. Tripp. Na =
Mrs. Harry Matthews and son. vii, er.
m, OF Sharon, Pa, are guests of Mr.. We
d Mrs. ]. r. Glenn. aft
Joe Beadle, of Massillon, was here Flu
first of the week hunting. Ma Ma
Mrs. Charles Ungashick, of Mas w mis
lon, is visiting her father, John S. rem rem
1rgan. ~ int
Mrs. j. B. Pearce, of Canton, is a "
est of aCarolltOn relatives and Yal
ends.4 rtY1sse57 80 4er.- r cut
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