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The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1908-08-13
THURSDAY.

Ordered by the Board that the
sheriff post the court house grounds
or public square against parties
dumping rubbish or trespassers
with wagons.
Ordered that the proposition OF
the Memphis Bridge Company for
steel bridge over Clear Creek on
Martin road for the sum of $Io5,
be accepted.
B. H. Morehead, tax collector,
fled his report of delinquent person.
al taxes for the fiscal year 1907, and
it Is ordered that he be credited on
his account for 1907 with the fol-
lowing to wit;
Delinquent polls. .$so76 90
State III 80
County tax........................ 766 "a
Ordered that the following bills
be allowed and that warrants issue
therefor, to-wit:
j. K. Highlander lumber. 6 o7
B. H. Morehead, expense Capt. Belcher... 49 20
1. J. Butler, work (chg. Rd. contractor). 3 90
r. c. Lufn, same. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 90
Eli Ikerd, work on conract road. ......... as 90
Ordered by the Board, that the
following changes of ownership of
real estate be made, to-wit:
From G. JOS. King to M. Gils-
ton; N. Il of Sec. IS, I. 10, R.
8 E. 100 acres.
From P w. Hynum to NJ. Gils-
ton: Part Sec. IS, T. 10, R. 3 E.;
IS acres.
From H. w. M. Drake to L. D.
Wellington: Part Sec. 81, T. II,
R. E. 40 acres.
From H. w. M. Drake to Hugh
Williams N. w. II Sec. Fl and
and S. E. a of S. E. Il Sec. 19,
T. II, R. q E.
From DR.. ]. F. McCaleb to A.
McC. Byrnes W. Il OFFS. E. Il,
S. I, T. IL, R. a E., 80 acres; part
Sec. II, T. IL, R. 4 E., $50 acres
all Sec. IL, T. IL, R. q E., 40
acres All Sec. I3, T. IL, R. a E.,
282 acres all Sec. IA, T. II, R. q
E.; 493 acres.
From ]. w. Punches to F. E.
McCrory: N, E. Il of S. E. n,
Sec. 8, T. 10, R. 5 E. 40 acres.
From John L. Lord to F. E. Nc
crory: S. E. "a of S. E. ID, Sec.
), T. 10, R. S E., 40 acres west
md of Lot 2, Sec, 9, T. 10, R. S
E., 26 acres ; part Sec. ~, T. 10,
R. S E., So acres.
From Gilman Killian to Jack
Butler: Part Sec. IS, T. II, R. 2
J. I35 acres
From Alex and Sarah Moore to
Cornelius Campbell: Part Sec. SO, a
:. II, R. D., IS acres part Sec. J
o, 7. II, R. E., As acres.
From Jeff and Harriet Moore to 4
Isle President; Part Sec. 7, T.
/, R. E. I3 acres. r
From E. Green to J E. Powers: a
Il of N 3 n, Sec 6, T r., R S
80 acres. I
From R. E. Jordan to H. w. /
lark: E II of N E n, Sec 2o,
II, R 4 E, so acres s n of N T
' Il, Sec 2S, T 10, R4 E, 81 acres.
From Est. LittIeton Jones to Sam (,
haw Part S 8, 7 10, r 2 E, s8l S
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From Mrs L A Andrews to c W

10 acres part Sec 20, I II, r
E, 40 acres part Sec 81, T II,
2 E, 39r acres :; part S 28. T II,
z E, I2I acres part lot 2, So
Sub ST Mary. Port Gibson pal
lot S, So ~, Sub St Mary, Poi
Gibson part lot s, So ~, Sub S
Mary, Port Gibson part out IL
A, Sub St Mary; part ont lot E
St Mary part out lot G, Sub S
Mare; part out lot c, SubSt Mary
part ont lot F F, Sub st Mary; par
out lot F F, Sub St Mory; part OH
lot @, Sub st Mary 3 acres.
From c A French to Mrs Ann
Heath Part lot S, So 81, Sub S
Mary $500.
From ] H Allen to G w Clark
Lot 8, So II, Town of Martin.
From E w Haring to Waite
Hall: Part Sec 20, T I3, R4 E
6 acres part Sec 81, T 13, R4 E
1r3 acres part Sec go, T 10, R I
E. roI acres part Sec IS, T I3, R
A E, 7o acres.
From Jennie v Harris to c Nc.
Murchy and A L Chapman Lot
4 of Sec a and all Sec I3, TIL, R
8 E, 473 acres N E corner Sec ID,
I I3, R 4 E, I3 acres part N W
end Sec IS, T I3, R E, acres.
From John w White to Young
& Jones: S EH of S w ID, Sec
IS, T 10, R 4 E, 40 acres.
From John w White to 1 w
Fife; NE n of S w Il, Sec IS,
I 10, r E, 40 acres.
From Jim Eddingburg to R c
Lum Part Sec so, T 13, R 3 E,
81 acres; part Sec so, T 13, R3E,
" acres.
From J M Taylor to r c Lum ::
Part Sec 49, T I3, R 3 E, 200
acres; part Sec 81, TIs, R 3 E,
IS acres part Sec so, T 13, R 8
3, 81 acres part N E ID, Sec 4o,
I IS, R 8 E, IS acres.
From w S Wright to R c Lum:
Part Sec 80, T IS, R q E, 81 acres;
'art Sec 40, T I3, R a E, IS acres.
From @ w Wheeless to S B Pat
erson, Jr: Part Secs 81, 23, IS,
6 and 63, T I3, R 8 E part Secs
8, "a, 80, 7 IS, z a e; 600 acres.
From M ] Spencer to H N Spen-
er: Part Sec a, T II, R E, Io2
cres part Sec 22, TIL, RE,
0 acres.
From E c Jordan to Peter Mitch
i: Part So 81, Sub St Mary,
ort Gibson.
Ordered that the following raises
assessments of real estate be
ade, to-wit:
Sandy Maddox Part lot 8, So
brakes Addition, from $3.50 to
100.
A K Jones: Part Sec S, T IL,
2 E, from $I25o to $325o.
S E and ] A Oliver Part An ]
ony Out Lot, Old Town Port
lbson, from $4,000 to $500. :, .
Peoples Warehouse Co, Her : !
awhile: Sec 7, T II, R q E,
'm $500 ia $4,000. :,
Ordered that the following reduc- : :,
ms of value in real estate is made, :,
wit:
Gilman Killian Part Sec al,
II, R E, from S. to So per a
re; part Sec Al, TIL. R E, =
I'M s. to 81 per acre /; part Sec :,
T II, R 2 E. from 81 to s. per
re.
Mrs M H Briscoe Part So 10,
d Town Port Gibson, from 5000
5000. W
Ordered that the following addi- r
nal assessments be made, to-wlt: OF
Violet Story (: Lot 8, So 3, At
axes Addition No 2, $3.50. DE-
Ordered that the following land Is
stricken from the roll, to-wit: is
u of w n, NE n, So c, Sub st.
Mary, Town of Port Gibson, as ,s
sed to VIM and Louvenia Bon or
: nc
Part Sec Is, T II, R 2 E, as slt
sed to Maria Walker. al
Part Sec 46, T I3, R 8 +, as
sed to ] McC Martin. ed
Part Sec 1, T II. R W, 100 pc
es assessed to M Logan. to-
Part Sec 2, T II, R W, $50 Pr
es assessed to M Logan. cr'
ordered that the overseers of all siE
DIS in Claiborne County be re- va
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BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
A Busy Week. Many Changes
of Owdei hip.
WEDNESDAY.

Ordered that the report of Coun
ty Superintendent of Education he
received and filed.
Ordered shat the report of the
committee appointed to investigate
the ACCESSIBILITY Of purchasing a
roadway near Grindstone Ford, be
received and that the proposition OF
]. M. Carpenter be accepted, and
that warrant issue in his favor for
the sum of 5000. 90 upon his making
deed to the County for the right of
way to said road.
Ordered that G. A. Taylor. road
contractor, be required to file a
bond OH or before the 23rd day of
August, 1908. as his bond will ex-
pired on or about that date.
Ordered by the Board that the
following bills be allowed and war
rants Issue for same to wit:
DR.. ]. V. May, salary as physician for poor
house and jail, etc.......................S II 90
DR.. T. T. Bailey, services at Jail, etc....... o5
Mrs. L. Higgins, IA days and nights nurs-
ing at jail.... 90 90
]. c. Goodrum, ferry. July............. IS 90
T. V. Rush, salary postage, kilograms, etc. 90 50
G. D. Barnard & Co., sundries -. So o4
Jas Grifiug, road work (chg. contractorl 90
Henry Marx & Sons buckets ............. so
T. V. Rush, stationei E..,..,...,.......... Is go
T. B, Turnipseed, We * tchg. contractor). 90
Same bridge repair, ,..................... 90
A, K. Brashear cost nnacY case......... oS
B. H, Morehead self nd jury lunacy case. 90
The remainder of the day was
consumed in equalizing assessment
roll.
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h e'"iiiS NSWSOu W w. n
Trim S u Of E u, Sec 8, T 10
R 4 E, r6S acres.
From Clara P. Harwood to R
Durr Part lots I and 2, So az
Sub St Mary, PIT G.
From Flowers and Rundell to G
B. Flowers Part Sec I8, T II, R
8 E, ia acres part Sec S, T II,
R 4 E ~ acres part Sec S, T II,
R S E, acre all Sec 9, T II, R
E, 213 acres part lot 8, Sec 10,
7 II, R a E, 40 acres N E part
Sec Fl, 7 II, R 4 E, 81 acres; N
E part Sec 22. T II, R q E, "a
acres.
From Mrs. 1. NJ. Person to Mrs.
E. R. Montgomery Part Sec "a,
TIL, R 8 E, 80 acres.
From Mrs. 1. M. Person to Clip
Welsch w Il of S E d Sec II,
T II, R 4 E, 80 acres.
From Jeff Moore and wife to Ad-
cline Williams Part Sec 68, T
II, R F, 20 acres.
From Smith and Middleton to D.
j. Smith Part Sec II, T IL, R 2
E, 2o2 acres.
From Mrs. I. M. Person to Jeu-
ME E. Fox: Part See "a, T II, R
3 E, 676 acres Part Sec IS, T II,
R 8 E, 23o acres.
From D. w. Aiken to c. H.
Rice; Secs 22, 20, "a, IS, 26 and
Fl, T 13, RE; SWA, Sec IS,
T I3, R E; w Il of Sec 80, T
I3, R E; w Il of Sec "a, T 10,
R 2 E.
From NJ. M. and H. H. Norman
to 7. F. Clark Lot in Herman
vile, Sec S, T II, R E, 8 acres.
From E. H. Dupning to Lizzie
c. Foster House and lot outside
Hermanville, q acres.
From l. D. Davis and wife to
Lizzie c. Foster Sec Al, T II, R
E, so acres.
From ]. McC. Martin to E. S.
Drake Part Sec 40, T 1s, R 8 E,
70 acres; part Sec AZ, T I3, R 3 E,
z acres.
From ]. T. Drake, trustee, to S. {
\. Wilkinson: Lots 8, q and S g
nd part w Il lot 7. So 6, Town {
f Martin.
From ]. T. Drake, trustee, to E. e
!. Montgomery Lots S and 6, T
q ID, Town of Martin.
From E. S. Drake and wife to M. o
'rishman: S "a of lot q, So 20, n
ub St Mary, Port Gibson, and
its and and part 3 and a, So 1
I, Sub st Mary, Port Gibson. S
From Mrs. Florence Martin to
Iilliam Leon Part Sec 27, T II, R
I E, I53 acres.
From w. A. Chatham to ], Bern IL
elmer S w part Sec 2S, T ID, G
S E, 70 acres S part Gall S Big
lack) Sec 29, T ID, R q E, oa m
res N part Sec AZ, T ID, R 4 E, fir
'8 acres part N w corner Sec
!, T ID, R 4 E, 48 acres. ii,
From J. E. Griffng to Jacob to
ernheimer: Part Sec II. T ~,
E, 90 acres part Sec 8. T II, T
? E, IS acres part Sec 7, T II, ac
E, 81 acres. fir
From ]. D. and R. A. Wheeless &C
Jacob Bernheimer: Lot 6, So &C
Sub St Mary, Port Gibson.
Trustees Methodist Church to o,
I'm We'll : Part lots 3 and q, So to
Sub St Mary, Port Gibson.
From W. E. Woods to ]. Bern til
inner Part Sec 7, T IL, R 8 E,
o acres part Sec 7, TI2, Rs E, ID.
acres ; part Sec 6, T II. R 3E,
o acres. be
From Violet Story to Sandy
addox Part lot 8, So 1, Drake's St
idison No. 2. Sc.
From Caroline Moore to Abe ne
hnson Part Sec 90, TIL, R 2
~ acres. ses
From c K Powell to w A Boyd
d M A Goodrum E Il of N ses
a. S 40, T 10, R 4 E, 80 acres;
3 n of S E 4, Sec 4o, T 10. R a.,
:, 40 acres.
From ] D Millsaps to ] L Tor -,
=; Part Sec 7, TT, R4 E. 10
es.
From B H Pitts to ] L Torrey ~,
IT Joe Walters place, Sec 7, T 70,
R 4E, acre. G.
From 7 u MiiIsans 70 n AI,owe.
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For the best LoWeIIs
and Cotton Baskets
see Lag Levy's Sons
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consumed in equalizing assessment
roll.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-12-03

originated, the entire basement being
ablaze when the flames were discov-
cred.
The girls sleeping upon the main
floor of the building were taken out
with comparative ease, but the 80
sleeping about the running track were
rescued with difficulty. Sadie Dawson
of Cleveland, was dragged to safety
through rear door, a panel of which
had been cut away with an ak. A
large splinter entered her shoulder,
After the work of rescue was
thought completed 1t was discovered
that Anna Ray OF Erie county was
missing. The building was searched
and the girl found unconscious upon
the floor and nearly suffocated. She
was taken to the hospital where 1t is
said she is recovering.
The use of the assembly hall as a
cottage was made necessary by reason
of recent fire which destroyed one
of the cottages, and which started in
manner similar to the one of yes
terday.
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home of her parents, Commissioner
and Mrs. John Brooks, of Union town.
ship, Wednesday, by Rev. G. w.
Harshman. The young couple will
make their home at Dell Roy.
Among the many CarrolltonianB
who ate their Thanksgiving turkey
away from hsme were. II. r. Kem-
erer with his parents at Pittsburg;
Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. Hopes and Mrs.
Lotz, with Mr.. and Mrs. l.. l.. Hopes
at Akron; DIR. and Mrs. s. y. Beam
and daughter, Mary, with their SON
in-law and daughter, Rev. and Mrs.
e. M. Adair, at Osnaburg; Mesdames
H. r. Kemerer and Clyde Mccartney
with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs SUIT
ton Hall, at Orrville; Mr.. and Mrs. s.
F. Deets and son at Canton; Mrs
Mary F. Gregg at Amsterdam; Jessie
Morgan and Mary Stoody at Cieve-
land; Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Cans at
Barberton; Mr.. and Mrs T. ]. Salts
man at Cleveland Mesdames Ira
Moody and Anna Gotschall at Salem
with Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Smith; G.
M. Birch and Henry Woodward at
3arberton; Mrs. Daniel McElroy and
daughter Miss Lillian, at East Liver.
pool; Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Krager, at
Akron.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-12-03
ALLOWANCES MADE
FOR BALANCE YEAR

Councilmen Folk and Aungst, two
members of the council finance com
mittee, held meeting with Messrs.
Dunwoodie, Hall, Talbot and Fielding,
members Of the board of public safety,
Saturday night in regard to fnances
which the board desires to conduct
its departments for the remainder of
the present year. The board had ask
ed for 1915, to be distributed among a
number of funds that have little or no
money in them. The finance commit
tee cut the amounts asked slightly
and will recommend giving the sums
agreed upon at the council meeting
tonight. The amount agreed upon
was $500. Superintendent of Streets
Pearson was also present at the same
time in order to get money to replen-
ish the pay roll of the street en-
ployes. The committee will allow him
the sum of 500. This will be used
to clean Shriver's run and to do 9TH
er necessary work before cold weather
arrives.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-12-03
CARROLLToN.

Carrollton, Nov. 29.-W. Otis Bax.
ter and Miss Mary Il. McCausland
were married on Thursday at the
home of the bride, near town, by
Rev. w. 8. Kreger.
George Schooley, of Coshocton, and
Miss Ethel Kreig were married at the
home OF the brides parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. f. l.. Kreig, in the presence of a
few friends by Rev. w. s. Kreger.
Miss Kreig has been employed as
deputy in the office of her father,
who is county clerk, and has made
many friends since coming to Car
rollton. Mr.. and Mrs. Schooley will
make their future home at Coshocton,
where Mr.. Schooley is engaged In the
plumbing business.
The Carroll County Farmers In
stitute will be held in the court room
at Carrollton on Monday and Tues
day, December IA and Is. r. A.
Hayne and l.. l.. Allen are the state
speakers. There will be three ses-
sions on Monday and two on Tuesday.
Carrollton High was defeated for
the third time on Thanksgiving Day
by the Minerva football team.
Miss Eva Hawk. Curtis Al,er and
Glen Lotz, of Canton. are visiting
John Rutledge.
Mrs. Thomas r. Taylor is visiting
her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. John Taylor. at McKeesport, Pa.
Mrs. A. N. Hill, OF Akron, visited
at the home of Mr., and Mrs. Thomas
Cans this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Wathey, Of Au-
gusta township. spent the past week
at the home Of their son-inlaw. W. l..
Handley.
Attorney A. II. Elliott. OF Canton,
was CarrolltOn visitor on Wednes-
day.
Stemple & Baker opened their box
ball alley In the sehsllert room.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-12-03
LOUISVILLE.

Louisville, Nov. 29.-Last night
burglars blew open the inside part of
M. o. Sherer's safe at his planning mill.
They got nothing for their trouble.
Schools closed from Thanksgiving to
Monday. Our public schools are doing
nicely under the supervision of Super
intendent Forsythe and an able corps
of teachers.
Oliver Brumbaugh is busy repairing
the old Star mill as warehouse.
Lautzenheiser & Co.. have their new
warehouse and mill combined about
completed. This is fine elevator. and
flour and feed will be exchanged there.
A real benefit for all, farmers especi-
ally.
Arthus Brinkworth is clerking with
Agent Kaufman at the Pennsylvania
railroad. He is also mail carrier.
Alpheus Myers, who of late has been
near deaths door, is somewhat better.
The Brethren at the Center are ar
ranging for series of meetings, two
miles southwest of town. The progress
sive Brethren in town will also hold
meetings later.
The w. c. T. U. have added lately
20 or more recruits.
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large and appreclative audience.
Among the special features was the fan
drill executed by the young lady stu-
dents and the debate on the question,
Resolved, That the army accomplished
more than the navy in the civil war.
Charles Amendt and Fred Yant had
the affirmative; Harry Smith and Les
ter Melser the negative. The boys did
fine for beginners.
The first quarterly conference of the
NJ e. church will be held at Sandy
willie on next Saturday at 10 o'clock a.
m. Communion services on Sunday fol-
lowing at o'clock p. m. DR.. ]. G.
Smith, district superintendent, will be
in charge.
Mrs. Black, of New Harrisburg. has
come to spend the winter with her son,
o. w. Black, on the Cans farm.
Mrs. Anna r. Sponhour was the
guest of her son, Clayton, several days
recently.
William H. Young has been made
foreman on the grade for the new tile
roofing plant. Work is progressing
rapidly, and within a few days will
be pushed to completion as rapidly as
possible.
J. N. Swan spent Sunday in Canton.
James Owens, of Canton, was a Wis
itor at the home of A. V. Kinney,
Thanksgiving Day.
Miss Alice Muckley, of Canton,
spent Thanksgiving Day with her
uncle, John A. Burnheimer.
Mrs. Manalias Fogle has a severe
case of blood poisoning on her hand.
DR.. Buchanan is treating the case.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Rice. Mr. and
Mrs. L. d. Sparks, Mr.. and Mrs. Mela-
thon Briggle and Rev. and Mrs. Myrick
took dinner with John Burnheimer,
Thursday, after which the men with
others that were present exercised
their skill at target shooting, L. D.
Sparks and James Rice carrying away
the honors.
Curtis Steiner spent Thursday at the
home of his mother west of town.
Miss Matte Young, of Canton, was
the guest of Miss Florence Whitmer
Friday night and Saturday.
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CANAL FULTON.

Canal Fulton, O., Nov. 29.-Mrs.
Daniel Harman left on Tuesday morn
ing for Ashland to visit her daughter,
Mrs. Esther Emens and family. ~
Married-On Wednesday morning at
SITS. Philip and James church, Miss
Mary Fishnic and Nicholas WEIGH, of
Wayne county
B. & o. Agent Fred Mitchell and
family enjoyed their Thanksgiving at
Bellview, the guests of his father and
family.
Peter Blank and family were guests
of Canton friends over Thanksgiving.
John Mossop and family were at
North Lawrence on Thursday.
Justus Kurtz, of Bellview, ate his
Thanksgiving dinner with his parents
here, Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Kurtz. e. e.
Porter and family, of Wooster, were
guests at the same place.
Mayor A. Felmeth and family were
entertained by friends at Barberton on
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. e. PhelaI, of Mas
sillon, were guests at the Davis home
on Thursday.
Miss Grace Tilton, of Cleveland, is
enjoying a weeks vacation at the
home of her mother on Cherry street.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. N. Kittinger re-
turned on Thursday evening from a
five weeks sojourn with friends in
Kansas, Missouri, Illinois and the
western part of this state.
Two games Of football were played
at this place on Thursday, one between
the Junior Tigers, of this place and a
team from Canton, score to 0. The
other game was between the Outlaws.
of Fulton, and a team from South
Akron. Score, Fulton 5, Akron 0.
The annual Thanksgiving supper by
the Ladies of SITS. Philip and James
church was held in the Metzgar rooms
on Canal street, and was literally pat
ronized.
Logan Miller was a business caller
at the county seat on Saturday.
Oscar Pigner, of Massillon, was In
Fulton on Thursday.
Russell Fisher is enjoying a short
visit at the home of r. s. Wall, near
Wadsworth.
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GIRLS CONFESS TO
STARTING BIG FIRE

Delaware, o., Nov. 29.-LAst night
Nellie Jones, II, committed to the
home from GAINESVILLE, and Norma
,Rohn, 10, of Stark county, confessed
to Superintendent Dye that they start
ed the FIRE In the main building of
the Girls Industrial home which early
Saturday morning endangered the
lives of SO girls.
The Jones girl, 1t seems, planned
the fire and the Rohn girl Joined in
the deed simply because she was ask
ed. The ROhn girl says she did not
realize what the consequences might
have been.
Grudge against the institution or
anyone connected with 1t does not
seem to have been the motive of the
girls, the flre being started rather in
a spirit OF dare deyiltry.
The fire was discovered by the
night watchman, Josh SperroW, in the
basement of the building, where eight
girls were asleep. Before sounding
the general alarm he unlocked the
DOORS and reused the matrOns In
charge Of the girls.
The building which was not intend
ed for a cottage, contains a gymna-
Nium upon the main floor and a run
ming track In the gallery. In the base
ment IL swimming pool and locker
soom. The lockers were packed with
clothes. Here it was that the IRE
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-12-03
56 BODIES TAKEN
FROM ILLFATED MINE

Marianana, Pa, Nov. 29.-Model
mining town of yesterday is in gloom
tonight. At 10 p. m. Sc bodies had
been taken from the ill-fated mine
which blew up carrying between 125
and 200 to death. Four hundred and
fifty feet down at the foot of the shaft
are at least 50 more bodies. This will
make total of 1873 dead. OF the Sc
bodies brought to the surface only IA
have been identified and others per
haps never will be as they are terribly
mangled The work of bringing bodies
10 the surface began at daybreak.
Workers are in great danger from gas
and another explosion is feared. One
of the first bodies recovered was John
J. IllVill, Jr., the favorite nephew of
John H. Jones, the owner of the mine.
He wanted to learn the practical min
ing business and it was his first days
work since his honeymoon. His father
brought the body to the surface. His
bride was Edna Willet, a Pittsburg
telephone operator. A searching in
VestigatiOn is to be made.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-12-03
NEW BALTIMORE.

New Baltimore, Nov. 29.-Mrs.
Jacob Kiefer was the guest of her
daughter, Mrs. Paul Holibaugh, in
Marlboro, Monday.
George Swift was a Canton visitor,
Wednesday.
Mrs. Alice Snodgrass and daughter
spent Thanksgiving in Akron with
Mrs. Brown, a sister of Mrs. Snod-
grass.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. G.. Hamilton, of
Akron, Sebe Austin, of Cleveland, Mr..
and Mrs. Paul Holibaugh, of Marlboro,
and Thomas Booth, Of Alliance, were
visitors in town Thanksgiving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison Harmony
spent Thursday in Randolph with Mr..
and Mrs. Wheelock, of Randolph.
A G. Stevens returned home Friday
from visit of several weeks in Ash
tabula.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Cole left
Thursday for visit in Toledo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kiefer, of
Canton, have been spending several
days here, the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jacob Kiefer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Wymer have
moved back to their home In Green
town.
Blanche Stevens, who is attending
school at Mt. Union, was home for
Thanksgiving.
Mrs. Percy Yarian and Mrs. Kate
Ewell were Alliance visitors, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dickinson, of East
Liverpool. and Mrs. Artie Cole, of AL
lance are visiting at w. L. Nash's.
John Metzgar. of Canton, and
daughter, Pearl, cf Massillon, are
visiting with Mrs. Abe Baum.
Mr.. and Mrs. 1. B. Bryan and fam
lily spent Thursday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Ora Rickard.
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LOUISVILLE.

Louisville, o., Nov. 27.-Mr. and
Mrs. w. s. Earseman entertained as
Thanksgiving visitors, Mrs. |. N. Kin
ney Miss Lucy, Leas and William
Kinney of Wooster.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Schell enter
tanned on Thanksgiving. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hugh Keys of Alliance and Miss Hat
tie Keys of Atwater.
Misses Ruth and Helen Earseman
are visiting In Lisbon.
Prof. and Mrs. w. H. Chenot and
family of Alliance spent Thanksgiving
with Mr.. and Mrs. Josiah Anthony.
DIR. and Mrs. r. w Schilling had as
guests on Thanksgiving, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Keim.
Married. by Rev. G. F. Chenot on
Thanksgiving day at the home of the
brides parents, Walter w. Weaver Of
Alliance and Miss Clara Lola Cam
eron, of Homework, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Cameron. They will
be at home after Jan. LIST at Alexan-
dria.