The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-04-15
CARRoLLTON.

Carrollton, April sc. W. Long. of
Union township, was in town on Tues
day This was Mr. Longs first trip to
| Carrollton since last fall, ne having.
been laid up from injuries received in a
runaway at that time. He is still using
| crutches.
! The Modern woodmen initiated a class
| OF twenty on Monday night, and after
| the floor work was completed a banuuet
| was served.
| The following jurors have been drawn
10 serve at the May term of common
pleas court, which will convene Monday,
May 8, with Judge r. S. Amber, of Cam
! ton, presiding: Grand jury-R. j. Moore
! orange township; Elmer Ward Brown
ttownship; John A. Thompson, Loudon
township; John A. George, Center town
snip: John A. Chase, Loudon township:
+. I. Ray, Brown township; Arthur
Bryan. Augusta township; Charles
Sweeney, Orange township; George
Leyde, Augusta township; L. E. Newell,
/ Monroe townships Casper Motter, hose
Ptownship; B. +. Albaugh, Loudon town
Fred Grim, Lee township. Petit jury =
Loren Justus, Orange township; George
Donaldson. Fox township; w. s. Shot
Harr,Ids Heir, Larson t4wnship; Frank Stahler,
Perry township; C. w. Leyde, Brown
township; D. L. Scott, Harrison town
ship; George B. Clark, Brown township;
Berten Kline, Orange township: Morris
Brooks, Union township; Robert M.
Hawk. Brown township; w. c. Long.
Union township; NJ. o. Leyde Augusta
township; j. A. Jansen, Rose township;
Harrison township.
Lewis Wizard, while grubbing trees I'm
Iot In the new addition, had one of his
Iegs badly injured by falling tree
Samuel Shotwell fell while al worK on
James Fawcetts house on Saturday and
was badly bruised and Jared
Ben and Webb Miller, who are employ
parents, Mr. and Mrs. r. ]. Miller.
Dr. j. r. Williams drove his team
OF mules to Canton the latter part of last
week and sold them.
A number of ladies' walked to Taber on
Sunday to meet the afternoon train AS
the engine broke down and the train
was about three hours late, they got
there in time TO catch It.
Prof. j. II. KlotZ, of Deerfield, was I'm
Carrollton on business on Monday.
b.. b. Baughman, of Canton, superin-
tendent of telegraph on the w. & L. E.
was at Carrollton, Monday, ON official
Carl Hess, OF New Harrisburg is
new addition TO the clerical force at the
w. & L. E. depot There are now en-
ployed at the depot an agent, operator
and five clerks, while there are two
employed in the express office Five
years ago an agent and operator took
care of both the railroad and express
business Carroliton is now one Of the
".
Armstrong Boutwell, moved on Monday
INTO the residence on North Lisbon
street, which he recently purchased from
Walter States
John Karns and Cliff Herold have been
appointed official dog catchers and
caught number and impounded them
on the second floor of the Buck foundry.
There were some wrathy dog owners
around town but they had to come up
with their two dollars to get their dogs
and their check 1t is said the ordinance
will be tested.
Miss Margaret Eddy, of Akron, was a
guest OF sr brother-in-law- and siHor
Mr.. and NJ S. w. It. Wescott, over Sun
day.
Miss Maude Beck. who had been en-
ployed as stenographer in rubber fac
tory at BaTberton for some time has
taken like position with the Ferguson
Mfg. Co.
There were ffty-one applicants at the
county teachers examination held here
on Saturday. This is the largest attend
ance this year.
Miss Christine Huston has gone TO
Buffalo, where she has a position
Ell ID. Shaw, president of the Minerva
Savings e. Trust company, was a Car
rollton business caller. Tuesday.
George Robertson. OF Malvern, was in
town on business. Tuesday
George w. Hemming, of Malvern was
a guest OF his son-in-Iaw and daughter
Mr. and Mrs. c. III. Tillett.
Clark Rainsberger has accepted no
sition at Ashtabula.