The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-06-19
cARRoLLToN.


Carrollton, June 1s.--Mr. and Mrs. J. G.
Farrall were at Canton Saturday and
Sunday, guests of their daughter, Mrs.
George Spanagel.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Lowe and daugh-
ter and Fred Lowe, of Steubenville, were
guests of the Misses Anna and Mary
PearcS over Sunday.
Mrs Elizabeth Maple is visiting her
sons, John and Perry Maple, at Alliance.
The band gave it's regular weekly con
cert Tuesday evening.
John Hollar has purchased the old
Levy house and Will move IL to his lot
in Georgetown.
Rev. II. M RAIDER and daughter, Miss
Florence, of Jewett, are guests of rela-
Uves here this week.
Mrs. Jones and son, Richard, of Sher~
odsville, were here on Wednesday.
Clinton Schooly of Lee township, was
In Carrollton on Wednesday.
Miss ollie Hardesty will leave on We'd
nesday of next week for three weeks
visit with her friend, Mrs. Maurice
Thompson, of Chicago. Mrs. Thompson
was formerly Miss Emma Wizard, of this
city.
William Johnston, of East Springfield,
brought his horse, Major Mack 2:l9, to
Carrollton on Monday. He was met here
by Trainer Ed Humphries, of Canton,
who took the horse to that city to train
him for the racing season. Mr.. Humph
Ties had the horse in charge at Carroll
ton last season and he made his record
at the Carroll county fair last october.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Dunlap, OF East Liv-
erpool, who are spending the summer in
Carrolton, are visiting relatives at East
Springfield for few days.
Wade H. Beatty returned on Monday
from Cleveland, where he had been in
company with his wife, who underwent
an an operation ,, On Friday n ioo1v at hosPItal Mps
Beatty's mother, Mrs. j. L. Myers, re-
mained with her.
Sheriff Tip Queen was at Steubenville,
Bergholz and Amsterdam on business on
Monday ACCOmDan1eu
son, Sam Queen.
John C. Thomas was up from Harlem
Springs on Monday.
turned on Monday from Jewett after
two weeks visit with her father, Rev.
H. M. RAIDER, and sister, Miss Florence
RAIDER.
Miss Margaret Snively, of Hibbetts,
was a Carrollton visitor on Monday.
Miss ETna Ziegler, instructor in music
and drawing in the Carrollton public
schools, Is Ill from typhoid fever.
Miss Jettie Campbell is home from
East Liverpool, where she has been at
tending the Ohio Business college.
Mr.. ana Mrs. John Cooper of Harrison l
township, were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
J.. w. Cooper on Tuesday.
Mrs. j. B. Pearce, of Canton, attended
the Ruhman-Woodward wedding, We'd
nesday.
Miss Minnie George, of Salineville, is
O guest of Carrollton friends this week.
G. s. Tinlin and G. A. Tope are at
Chicago taking in the Republican ma
G. w, Hemming and John H. Fisher,
of Malvern, were in Carrollton on Mon
day.
Mrs, ], w. Smith and son, Denney, of
Church Hill, were guests of her sister,
Mrs. Frank Dunlap, while on their way
to New Harrisburg, where they will
spend the summer with her mother,
Mrs. James DenneY.
Con Aidridge, Of Dell Roy, was in town
on Monday.
Mrs. Viii Long, of Canton, is visiting
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. VIII Hayes.
Frank Patterson, of New Berlin, was
with home folk over Sunday
The remains of Van X. Miller, who
died from the effects of fall from a
railroad train in Louisiana, arrived in
Carrollton Saturday afternoon, and the
funeral services were held at the home
of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas j.
Miller, at II o'clock on Sunday, and in
terment was made in Grandvtew Gene
terry Rev. c. w. Harshman officiating
Six of his surviving brothers acted as
pail bearers.
Miss Marie F'imple is home from Della
ware, where she has been attending o.
w. u.
The venerable Jacob Best, of Hibbetts
was in Carroliton on Saturday.
Miss Florence Runion is home from
East Liverpool for an extended visit.
Sunday was 7children's day at the Nj
Il. church. In the morning there was 9
rally in the Sunday school room and
many of the old members were present
Many who were too feeble to get to the
church were taken there in automobiles
by A. f. Mitzel and Il. L. Henderson
The home department and many OF tht
crndle roll were also there. At the close
Of Sunday school the baptismal service
specially for infant children was held
and a short sermon was preached by the
pastor. In the evening the regular chill
dren's day program was rendered by the
Sunday school The church was beauu
fully decorated and there was specia
music at all the services and also ar
orchestra
There was a heavy frost in this par
Of tn ecounty Monday night.
A. A. Rutan and sister, Mss Helen
were guests of Sherodsville friends OF
Sunday.