The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-01-14
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day, where he is attending Johns
Hopkins University. He is taking a
medical course.
r. &c. Long, of Carrollton, has been
appointed a deputy game warden.
AT the annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Carrollton Savings and
Banking company reelected the old
officers and directors and w. L.
Handley was made a director, taking
the place of George Nj. Wagner.
A son was born Saturday to Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Wagner.
Samuel Roudebush, aged 81, who
left Carroll county seventeen years
ago, died December 81, in the home of
his son, E. e. Roudebush, at Topeka,
Kansas He is survived by four
sons and three daughters.
Tressel Lautenschlager, of Malvern,
and Marion Catharine Mccoy, of st.
Marys, Pa. Alvin S. Fritchley, OF
Rose township, and Silver S. Elder,
of Harrison township, have been
granted marriage licenses in the Car.
roll county probate court.
Mrs. John Thompson died Monday
in her home in Fox township, after a
two years illness from consumption
and was buried on Wednesday
Harold Roudebush, JT., who has
been employed in the Lake Shore de
pot at Piney Fork for some time, is
attending Oberlin Business College.
w. D. Gray, of Cleveland, was here
Monday on legal business Mr.. Gray
is assignee of the Franklin Savings
and Banking Company, which had
branches at Malvern and Sherods
vile. Mr.. Gray said another divi
dend of about 25 per cent would be
paid the creditors this month. Two
other dividends aggregating 45 pei
cent have been paid. 1t is thought
the company will pay out in full al
Indebtedness.
John B. Boyd, of near Mechanics
town, died on Wednesday from the eff
tects of a stroke Of paralysis sus
tained some time ago. Funeral ser
vices were held in the Mechanicstowr
Presbyterian church. Friday, con
Quoted by Rev. e. c. Nesbitt, of Mar
tins Ferry. Mr.. Boyd was aged 6S
years and was never married. He Is
survived by two brothers and two
sisters.
Miss Amanda Moore is taking &
at Canton.
The Carroll County Agricultural So
ciety will hold the annual election il
the county commissioners room II
the court house at Carrollton on Sat
urday, January %, for the purpose o.
electing eight members of the board
of directors, as follows: For one
year. Augusta, Harrison and Unior
townships. For three years: Center
East, Fox, Monroe and Washington
townships.
According to the delinquent tax lis
published this week there are IA!
pieces of property to be sold OF
Tuesday. January 10, for delinquen
taxes Part of lot 65 at Leesville
owned by Margaret Davis and valued
at 500 has back taxes to the amoun
of $136.7S. The largest amount as
sessed against any piece of property
is lot 81 at Sherodsville owned by H
Roberts valued at $40O. on which
there are $172.S7. The smallest
amount is 25 cents against Johr
Trushel, of Perry township. Pekir
has the largest number of delinquent
tracts-20.
james F. Lawler and @. A. Topt
have been summoned as Jurors fol
the federal court at Cleveland
Will Crumrine, a former Carrolltor
boy, who left here several years age
and since has lived at Alliance, where
he is engaged at the plumbing bust
ness, has been employed by A. ]
Stoody, and he and his family will
move here about March first.
The Country club held their first
meeting of the season at the club
house in Union township on Thurs
day night.
Dominic Romano was sentenced to
the reformatory at Mansfield by
Judge Harter for cutting with intent
to wound. He was taken TO that
place on Saturday by Sheriff w. e
Arbaugh.
Twenty-one cases were brought be-
fore Judge Harter during this week
of court, which was in session from
Tuesday until Friday. Four cases
were continued. Four of the seven
divorce cases were disposed Of
Nora e. Schmidt was granted q
divorce from G. w. Schmidt and her
maiden name restored. Extreme
cruelty and neglect of duty were the
grounds. In the case Of Angle Herold
VS.. Charles Herold case was dis
missed at plaintiffs request. Dollie
Hern was granted a divorce from F
G. Hern on the grounds of drunken
ness and extreme cruelty and her
maiden name restored. The case oi
Emma Koontz vs.. Jacob Koontz was
dismissed at plaintiffs costs and tenn
porary injunction dissolved. Trustees
of Reformed church were granted per.
mission to sell property at Kilgore
The trustees of the U. P. church at
Scroggsfield were granted a decree
to exchange property with d. H
Campbell at that place to pay $3.50
bonus. Court adjourned on Friday
afternoon until Monday when the jury
cases will be taken up.
The county commissioners at theiI
session this week allowed a large
number of bills and transacted quite
an amount of business. The Robin
son Clay Product company presented
a bond of $1,000 to handle explosives
which was approved. The board will
meet the township trustees and roaC
supervisors on January 27. The au
ditor was directed to take off the tar
duplicate $4,000 which had beer
added to the appraisement of the
Robinson Clay Product Company a
Malvern and deduction order ISSUED
for tax due December 80, 1908, the ad
dition not being legally made. Will
liam Gotschall, EnOx Croxton anC
Cornelius Bracken were appointed
viewers for the Dunlap road to NEE