The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-07-15
CARROLITON.

Carrollton, July n.-Will Coleman, Sam
Pool viii Baker, Elmer Could Jay
Myers, and Robert Campbell took in the
ball games at Cleveland on Monday,
Ed and John Lawler were at Pitts
burg from Sunday until Tuesday, guests
of their brother, Joseph Lawler, Jr.
Rev. H. M RAIDER of Jewett was in
Carrollton a few days this week and
took his horse home, which was taken
sick during a recent visit.
Soross held the annual picnic at the
fair grounds on Wednesday,
S. M Jenkins went to Steubenville on
Sunday and on Tuesday accompanied his
wife and son home. They had been there
three weeks.
L. w Cooper is working at Canton in
the aut0-livery, in which A. e. Mitzel
recently purchased an interest.
What vas supposed to be a baseball
club came here from North Industry on
Monday 10 play two games of ball. The
first game was 10 and the second, 1910,
in favorlof Carrollton.
DR.. j. r. Schellart of Sandusky was a
Carrollton visitor from Sunday until
Tuesday.
Mrs. JIG. Ferrall and Miss Clara
Simpson Ire at Corapois, Pa, visiting
Mrs. Fesalrs daughter, Mrs. Harvey
Allen
Miss EislpE yeCoy Of Malvern has been
granted 4 pSdsioh Of SIS year by the
CaiPo,Tiaotr fa5lsatss lJin6- anyn1niEssiaa..
L. 10 S. Y<lotz OF Malvern was a Car
rolltdn visitor on Tuesday. Mr.. Kloti
hsa Ahe contract for making the plat'
for th9 quadriennial appraisement of th'
county.
Charles Bryant of Columbus was il
town this week on business. Mr.. Bryan
has the contract for frescoing part o
the IN. e. church, which has been dam
aged by the leaking of the roof
There were forty-two applicants at tn,
county teachers examination held her
SatIrday
MrN and Mrs. Ed. Dunlap of Eas
Liverpool visited her mother, Mrs. Eliza
beth Maple, and other Carrollton rela
tives the past week,
Earl Scott private secretary to Vic
President Ford of the Pennsylvania
Railtoad company, was in Carrolltol
the NRrst of the week, on his way t
Harlem Springs to visit his parents, MI
and Mrs r. c. Scott
Miss Hattie Rutan has returned to Car
| rollton after spending the winter i
( California.
/ Mrl and Mrs Homer Gould spent tn
/ past week at Cleveland with relatives.
/ MI and Mrs. T. j. Miller visited thei
| son. Rev l. e. Miller, at Youngstow
oven Sunday. Rev. Miller is pastor c
| the iEpworth M. e. church in that city
/ Henry woodward and Cal Birch too
/ in Yhe doings at Masslllon on Monday.
Miss Nellie Eby of Barberton is visit
| INK Miss Florence Williams.
! Yolrt c Baxter was at Kent and Cuya
/ hog.h Falls the first of the week.
Mi. and Mrs. Frank Nickerson an
| Joh6 Mcdowell were Cleveland visitor
| the iirst Of the week.
ri f. Roudebush, Ben Miller, FabC
Fryfr, Mrs John Mcdonald of Canto
| werb here over the Fourth.
Arbong the many visitors in Carol
ton Sfor the Fourth we note the follow
ing:I Ed. Miller Conneaut; Mr.. and Mr.
S. l.. Lord, Miss Margaret Eddy an
Zine, Blaker, of Akron; Jason Atwel
Sewickley, Pa. Lester and Wilson Hawl
SebrSng; Mr. and Mrs. Sam Shultz an
son,l I'd, Of Youngstown; Mr.. and 4Mr
Alvin Vinton and Ed. Swift, New Phil'
delphia; Mrs. Abe Westfall and Mi
Nova Westfall, Alliance; Ralph ar
I Nina Dunlap, Cleveland; Mr. and Mr.
FIoId Long, East Liverpool. Miss Flo
encd Harvey, Akron; VIII Weaver al
coufin, OrTville.
Ftank Harms of East Liverpool is vi
ting his aunts, the Misses Ola and Ma
tina Runion.