The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-02-11

foot. She only lived about iour hours
The child was eighteen months old.
d. r.. Humphrey, of Hudson, is here
making tests of the clay at he Deck
man-Duty brick plant, south.
Sheriff w. r. Arbaugh attended the
meeting of the county sherifs asso-
citation at Columbus last week
A daughter was born to Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Hammell, Wednesday.
Charles Lowe and daughter, of
Steubenville, were guests of Misses
Anna and Mary Pearce several days
the past week.
H. c. Ferguson, of the Ferguson
Mfg. Co., was in New York City the
past week looking after businesl
Paul Ramsey, of Alliance, whd was
frequent visitor with Carropton
relatives, has suffered a strokd of
paralysis, which badly affected lhis
left side. He is only II years of hge.
Will Bennington, G. A. Swineprd
and family and Frank Shiltz, of Chn-
ton, were Carrollton visitors during
the week.
Homer Vasbinder transacted busi-
ness at Canton on Wednesday,
]. M. Miller was at Minerva and
Bayard this week on account of the
serious illness of a brother and sister
Joe Lawler, Jr., an employe of tho
Pacific Express Company at Pittsburg,
was with home folk over the week
end. He was accompanied by Miss
Rosalie Stevenson, cousin.
Vail Beadle is visiting his brother,
Orlando Beadle and family, near East
Five hundred dollars has been
raised by residents of the vicinity of
Tabor for the purpose of drilling a
test oil we'll
H. ]. Richards purchased rs acres
of timber on the Philipi farm in Rose
township for $4,000, and sold 1t the
same day to p. B. Rondebush, Of
Washington township.
Mortimer Manfull has filed suit
for divorce in the Carroll county com
mon pleas court from Lucinda Man
full to whom he was married in 1890.
He charges extreme cruelty.
Mrs F. R. Taylor, Mrs. ]. V. Law
Ter, Vallie Pinkerton, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Keats, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Van
Fossen, Misses Mary Buxton, Frances
Edwards and Sadie Swalley were at
Canton during the past week.
According to a tale compiled by |
County Commissioner T. B. DeFord |
here are LOIS miles of road in Car
oil county and the yearly cost of
the same is $14,S44.78, an
n average of $14.621& mile. There
S not a foot of modern improved
Dads in the county.
To add to the already much mixed
ubber factory situation Harry Run
an, who has a judgment for $1,000
gainst the Mitzel Rubber Company
as entered suit to have a receiver ap-
ointed and have the property sold
, satisfy the Judgment.
r. A. Mclaughlin, of Carrollton, was
e-elected general manager of the
ergholz Telephone Company at
leeting of the stockholders last
eek. The Bergholz Company was
rganized seven years ago at Scroggs-
eld with two miles of wire, one
and % subscribers. I'll
ow has IA exchanges and 1850 sub
cribers and 130 miles of toll lines
nd over 200 miles of side and party
nes. A toll line is in process of
obstruction between Malvern and
Iinerva.
Harry McCort, of Canton, has pur-
hased the old Shull Toot farm in
nion township from Richards &
altsman. 1t consists of 100 acres
nd the purchase price was $3,200
Trg McCort does not expect to move
ntil next fall when he will be
armly welcomed by his old neigh
ors.
H. E. Roudebush was down from
anton from Friday night until Mon
Ly morning. &
There were twelve applicants at
e county teachers examination held '
ere on Saturday.
Miss Nuna Hess, of New Harris
lrg, who is teaching school at Cold
lring Run, was a guest of her aunt,
RS. Mary Hemming, Saturday and
lnday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Spanagel and
.ughter of Canton, were guests of {
II parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Fer {
Il, Saturday and Sunday. i
Rev. Simpson, of Donora, Pa, has |
en- extended a call by the U. P.
aggregation of this place. I
The county commissioners were in
ssion the first of the week and |
W bills were allowed. The bond of t
w. Mccoy, probate judge, for
900, was approved and accepted.
A large tract of land has been s
ased in the northwestern part of S
arrison township by Pittsburg par c
IS, and test well will be put down q
the near future. '
The parties who have been drilling
r oil south of town are about to
andon the field as a dry territory.
ley have been there since early in
g fall, but were held up a long s
ne by the dry weather.
William Painter, a former Carroll I
n citizen, died in the soldiers home [
Milwaukee, Wis, on Monday. I
John H. Brooks, county commits @
)ner, was at Columbus the past
eek attending a meeting of the state
sociation of county commissioners
Mrs John Mcdowell has been in a O
ry serious condition the past few e
ys. i
The following officers have been in
allied by the Lady Maccabees: Com [
lnder, Mrs. Grant Gregory; lieu +
nant commander, Mrs. Will N. Cole
an; record keeper, Mrs. Grant Wag- C
r; chaplain, Mrs. N. l.. Marshall; '
stress at arms, Miss Frances Ed a
lrds; sergeant at arms, Mrs. Mary
ose; treasurer, Mrs. A. r. Roude- l
sh. A banquet was rendered after +
e installation. I
]. NJ. Thompson, of Lee township, e
II move to Harlem Springs, where
has purchased the John France p
Operty. D
Elder w. Ed. Powell. of Malvern