The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-01-28
cARRoLLToN

Carrollton, Jan. 26-Judge Henry w.
1arter came down rom Canton Friday
at noon and finished up the business of
the January term of court by handing
down his decisions in three cases. The
Downs divorce and alimony case which
was on trial five days was concluded by
the court refusing a divorce to Mrs.
she was given alimony in the
sum of ) 900 and the custody of the chill
dren. The case of Klein & Heffelman,
Canton Arm VS.. Alex Morrison was
decided against the former. In the case
Of Ruth Ward VS.. the Barnards which
was a suit to take property other than
4 saloon building in a damage case
against Barnard for selling liquor to
Ward after being warned not to do so.
Mrs. Barnard was allowed to retain half
OF said property The jury in the Nc
Enderfer damage case vs. The Pennsyl-
vania Railroad Company returned a ver-
dict of $500 for the plaintiff. He sued
for 81, ,999 The slander and damage cases
against T. II. Watson have been dismis-
sec by the plaintiffs Mr.. and Mrs. H. r.
Blazer at their costs. Thecase of Hibbs
VS.. Chambers dismissed at costs of de-
fendants and judgment reversed.
William Long died recently in his home
at Bryan. He was born at Donegal, Ire
land, In 1926, and came 90 this country
settled in Carroll county He went to
in the drug business and was frequent
visitor to Carroll county.
Isaac KIntner, of Edon, is visiting
home folk near town.
Henry McCort, of Canton, was a Car
rollton visitor on Saturday.
The election of officers for the Carroll
county Agricultural Society was held on
Saturday. There were 124 votes cast
The following were elected: For year
Chalmer Figley. Augusta; o. e. Grunder
Harrison; M. s. Fawcett, Union; VIM
MoCully, Center: ]. M. Hull. East; s. j
George. Fox; M. s. Hoobler, Monroe
III. r. Blazer, Washington.
Richards e. SALESMAN have sold the
timber on the Shul Trot farm to e. B.
Newe- and the poles to the BerghoIz
telephone company.
| Miss Ruth Bnsby is a guest of her sis
| ter, Mrs. Harry Keyes at Canton.
Mrs. William Arbaugh spent the past
week with her son-in-iaw and daughter
Mr.. and Mrs. w. b. Law at Bowerston
The Ideal Rife club held their annua
banquet on Wednesday evening in T.
M. Hemmlng's room on East Main street
Mr., Hemming prepared and served this
/ menu which consisted of turkey and al
its trimmings, oysters, cigars, etc. Johr
\ Hines. of Pekin, the Oldest rife shooter
| In the county. and II. L. Mcconnell, oi
Sebring. we're the out of town guests
II was a very enjoyable AFFAIR. Or
Thursday the club held big shoot a
their range on the fair grounds. Sever
al shooters were present from Taber
the number taking part in the match be
ing thirteen. High SCORE was made bS
c. w. Mcconnell. of CRrrollton, whC
scored I'll points and took $500 of th'
money. Earl Long, a 16 year old boy Of
Taber. was second with a score of 16
points and s22b in money. H. L. Mo
Connell, Of sebring; Lytle and staley
| OF Taber, were tied for third place with
l51 points. John Hines. OF PeI6in. scored
lat points. beating out a number OF tn,
younger men.
Mesdarnes Isaac H. Taylor, Ray j
Bour and Harry p. Stewart, OF Canton
were In attendance at party given b,
the Misses Anna and Mary Pearoe OF
Friday.
John Fryer, of Harlem Springs. VIII,
Is we'll known In Carrollton, has beer
appointed postmaster at that place.
Miss hyde Moffett. OF Canton. wa
a guest OF her friend. Miss Pearl Goull
over Sunday.
David o.. horse raiseA By 3 r. Bias
sr. OF near town, and sold to Pennsyl
vania parties. has a record OF a:0eh q
his credit and his ownsrs recently re
fused ar oftsr Of sl,5D0 for him.
John BiAaef sold a 100 pound draf