The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-08-05
cARRoLLToN.

missioners have accepted the revised es-
innate for the construction of state AID
road near the fair grounds. The es"-
mate provides for a 12-foot road OF
Standard oil product with a tive-foot
driveway on each side and places the
cost at 1920
George Ferrall died Thursday morning
at the home of his brother, John Fer
rail-, near town, with whom he made
his home He was about Y years of
age. The remains were inferred in the
Champer burying ground, Friday. Ed
win Ferrall of this place is brother.
E. B. Johnston, a former Carrollton
citizen, died July q at his home at Bed
ford, after a prolonged illness. He was
aged 50 years He was married to AL
mira Jane Brackin of this place in 1882.
Mrs. Johnston and five children sur
vive.
At the sale of the Joseph Peterson
personal property, Judge Holder paid
1915 per share for three 800 shares of
Cummings Trust company stock.
James Murphy OF East Liverpool and
Grace Freed of Minerva came to Car
rollton Saturday and procured a mar
riage license. They went to Sherods-
vile, where they were married by Mayor
John Ebdon Miss Freed was formerly
employed in the local postoffce
Robert Mclaughlin, manager of the
Bergholz Telephone. company, died
Thursday afternoon after a two-weeks'
illness from typhoid fever. He was
buried Saturday afternoon in Grandview
cemetery. He is survived by Mrs. Nc
Laughlin, three daughters and one son.
He was about SO years of age and was a
member of the U. p. church.
The council has ordered the water
main extended on Raley avenue and will
furnish 625 feet of pipe if the residents
will dig the ditch and take the cost out
in water rent. Sidney Sell was also
granted the same right to extend the
main on North Philadelphia street. The
solicitors were instructed to bring suit
against J. c. Butler for $1O0 for dirt fur
nished two years ago. Mr. Butler
claims SO for using his ground for
dumping dirt on and damage caused by
an overhowing sewer. The city clerk
wants a raise in salary, and a resolution
from 500 to $500 year. A cement alley
crossing will be put in between the Jail
and Tip Queens residence on Canal
street.
John Donaldson of the Dayton Sol
diers' home visited his daughter, Mrs.
Charles Grim, the past week.
Charles z. Minks of Marietta and
H. B. Garrett of Ada, of the United
States geological survey, are here, plac-
ing monuments to mark recent survey
of the county.
DR.. and Mrs. ]. T. Schellart have re-
turned to Sandusky. Mrs. Schellart s
health was much improved by her stay
here.
Rev. P. E. Simpson was called to AL
llson, Pa, by the death of DR.. ]. H
Price, an elder in the congregation at
that place, where Rev. Simpson preach
ed for twelve years.
Roe Miller and daughter Pearl of
Bloomington, Ind, are visiting Carroll
ton relatives.
Mrs. viii Coleman and daughter Het-
tie visited Ashland relatives the past
week
Miss Mary Boyd. who had been visit
ing at Granite City, H., arrived home
Wednesday in an automobile driven by
her uncle, w. w. Hanlon. Mrs. Hanlon
son George and daughter Edith, and
Miss Alice Hull were in the party. They
made the distance, 61S miles, in Just one
week They visited here a couple OF
days and then drove TO Summitville to
visit relatives.
One of G. r. MIXERS horses broke its
leg and it was shot on Sunday.
The Junior 400 has been organized and
will hold its first social Tuesday evening
on the Kennedy lawn on Oak Hill.
The plant of the Mitzel Rubber COM
pany will be sold on Saturday, August
2S. The building, fixtures and machinery
which go with it, are appraised at &C. 500
lot No. 10 at S100. No value has beer
placed on the chattel property and it will
be sold in quantities to suit purchasers
p. A Smeltz of Perry township, a for.
mer Carrollton citizen. has suffered g
stroke of paralysis.
Jesse Marshall shipped 5000 pounds OF
wool on Thursday to Stone & Christy OF
Philadelphia, Pa
The following Canton people have beer
in Carrollton during the past week: Mr.
and Mrs. A. ii. Snively, Mrs. Harvey
Embly, Jerry Porter, Edward Hayes
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Taylor and daughter
Sarah and James Findley.
A son was born TO Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Rabe on Saturday
Mr., and Mrs. E. L. Henderson have
returned from a months tour through
the west. They went to Seattle over tn,
Canadian Pacific, then TO Portland, Ore
Yellowstone Park, Salt Lake City anC
st. Louis.
Mr.. and Mrs John Merrigan, Misses
Laura Michael, Kathryn Westfall
George Kali, Mesdame Glen Gould, ant
Grant Wagner, Mrs. Ellen Purcell
Blanche Leggett, and Nellie Clark wer,
Canton visitors during the past week.
The Cummings Trust company hal
been chosen as the county depository
paying 2 per cent. on the daily balances
They furnished a bond Of $125, 0O0
Ralph Pretty and Miss Nellie Haugh
of sebring were married "wednesday
night at that place. Mr.. Pretty is a soi
of Mrs Elizabeth Pretty Of Carrollton
and Miss Taught was resident Of thi
place, where both the young peopl
were employed In the pottery. The,
will make their home In Sebring
Mr. and Mrs. A. e. Albright and thre
daughters have gone TO Moers, N Y.
where they will remain for a month AM
take part In the holiness camp meeting
Caleb Powers for Congress.