The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-03-25
CARROLLToN.


Carrollton, March Isl. C. Miller
was in Canton Tuesday night.
Rev. Simpson moved here on Mon
day and occupies the Fawcett house
on South Lisbon street. He will
preach for the United Presbyterian
congregation which has been without
regular minister for some time.
Miss Verne Koontz, of Magnolia,
was in attendance at the st. Patrick's
dance on Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mitzel and
family have moved to Minerva where
they will make their home with her
mother, Mrs Smith Keith.
Jay Taylor, of Canton, spent Sun
day with friends in Carrollton
John Shultz was at Cleveland on
Sunday to see Milt Stemple, who is in
hospital recovering from an oper-
alton which was performed couple
of weeks ago.
James Fawcett is building a house
on his farm south of town.
Miss Anna Johnson. a teacher in
the South Market street school at Can
ton, was with Carrollton relatives
from Friday evening until Monday.
c. G.. Denney, of w. & L. E. clerical
force, spent Sunday with his mother,
Mrs. Maria Denney. at New Harris
burg.
/ Mr.. and Mrs Victor Herold aud
family are visiting her parents at
Burton.
Miss Name Karns, of Canton, was
guest of her father, Nell Karns, Sun
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Stockton, of Min
erva, were guests of Carrollton rela-
tives on Sunday.
Rev. D. A. Black. of Louisville
preached in the Reformed church here
Sunday, there being a general ex-
change of pulpits in the Reformed
churches throughout the Eastern Ohio
classis.
The shortage that was discovered in
the county treasury by the -semi-an-
nual inspectors last Friday has beer
made good by the treasurer, his
friends and bondsmen. The amount
is said to have been $4100. T. L
1 Simpson has been appointed to as
sist the treasurer in his Office.
w. B. Abrahims was at CLEVELAND
Wednesday on business.
The Taber oil well was shot OIL
Tuesday afternoon and is said to b,
good for a five barrel pumper. Tn,
will will be cleared out and testet
and If paying producer other we'll
: will be put down. This is the frs
: well that has been drilled in tina
part of the county and many peopl
believe that this will prove to be
: good territory.
William Coleman has been granite,
an increase in his pension, now re
ceiying SIS a month, having reache,
the required age of seventy years.
Perry Long, of New Harrisburg
has commenced the practice of law a
Canton. Mr.. Long is a graduate o
Ada and Chicago university.
Frank Ebersole has purchased Jane
Gregory's ice outfit and now has tn
business cornered.
e. S. Ferrall, of Annapolis, is Wis
iting his brother-in-law and sister
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Swami. Mr. Fer
l rall is a professional baseball pitche
and has made good several seasons
He will pitch for the Davenport, Iowa
: team this season.
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sister, Mrs. w Il. Mcconnell. to he
home at Pittsburg on Wednesday
q Mrs. Mcconnell had been visiting her
q for a week.
e w. l.. Handley went 20 Steubenyill
on Sunday and was there several day
the Arst of the week on business,
Eight certificates were granted 3
teachers who attended the examina
tion held here on March g. Thre
years, Carrie Halnes, Minerva; tw
years, Charles Hoffee, Dell Roy; on
year, Edna Jackman, Walter Donald
son, Carrollton; Wilma and Mabt
Roof, Kilgore; Alice Chambers, Con
I'otton; Bessie Hostetter. Minerva
Cree Butler, Carrollton. one year book
keeping.
f p. d. Herold is acting street CON
3 missioner during the absence Of hi
}, son. Victor. on a visit
= Possofflce Inspector Owen, OF Car
E tor. was at the local Office on Tuei
D day and "Wednesday.