The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-04-08

to have S675 per thousand for all brick
so returned.
In honor of the return home of Or. J.
Albert Beam, who had been a medical
missionary in China the past seven
years, a family reunion was held at the
home of Dr. S. a. and Mrs. Beam, Thurs
day evening. Mrs Beam and children,
who returned TO the States last fall and
had spent the winter with her parents at
Orangeviue, Ill, were present, as well
as all the brothers and sisters and their
families.
James IT. Davis of Fox township, and
Mary Jane Scarlott, of Washington town
ship, have been granted license TO wed.
Catharine Myers, in a will dated May
H. 1907 gives her property, consisting of
a house and lot in Carrollton, to her
daughter, Mrs. Bell Thomas, who is
named as executrix. The property is
subject to the payment of the funeral
expenses of the testatrix and her hus-
band, John Myers.
Thomas L. Simpson died Monday,
March 29 of a complication of diseases,
In his home in Perry township. He was
buried from the U. B. church at Perrys-
vile, Wednesday, Rev. Simpson, of Car
rollton, officiating.
e. l.. Henderson was given a masked
surprise Wednesday evening on the oc-
caslon of his birthday.
The N. b. o. p. No. a. installed the
following officers for the ensuing year;
Miller Challis, president; Perry Vanpelt,
vice president; Roddie Mcdonald, re-
cording secretary; Elmer Gould, finan-
cial secretary; Will Hackney, treasurer;
Curtis Baxter, guard
Park Beatty will leave for Columbus
soon, where he will take a position as
bench boss on the glost kiln crew in
pottery in which his brother, ]. G.
Beatty, is part owner. Frank Watson
will also be a member of the kiln-plac-
ing crew in the same pottery
Roy Campbell left Friday morning for
Valparaiso, Ind, where he will take
business course in the college there.
Mrs. John Kratz, of Columbus, is crit
ically i'll from cancer. Mrs. Kratz is a
daughter of the late David Roach, fof.
mer sheriff of Carroll county, and was
well known here, where she was a fire.
quent visitor
Mrs. Grant McCray is at Canton on
account of the serious illness of her
mother, Mrs. William N Aller.
C. A. Tope and J. f. Sprowl were at
Connotton on Wednesday attending the
funeral of an aunt, Mrs. Hiram Shultz.
7. Brooks Fletcher visited his mother
near town this week. Mr.. Fletcher is one
of the star lecturers of the Redpath
bureau and gives excellent satisfaction
at all his assignments.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Spanagel and
daughter. of Canton, spent the past week
with her parents, Judge ]. C. and Mrs.
| Ferrall
| Henry Krager and family have moved
to Akron, where he has employment in
rubber factory
The Ideal Rifle club will hold a big
| shoot at their range on Monday, April r.
Charles Swift, who has just returned
| from tour of Europe, stopped off here
! on his way to his home at Washington
| D. c., to visit his grandmother, Mrs. j.
| G. Swift
Ross Mclaughlin, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. j.
Lanahan and Miss Florence Williams
were Canton visitors the first of the
week.
The business men held a meeting in the
| probate judges office Thursday night
and formed an organization, with Will
liam M. Shepherd, president; C. A. Tope,
secretary, and ]. w. Wilson, treasurer.
The ultimate aim of the organization is
| to become q board of trade.
| John A. France has sold the interest
of his three minor children, of whom he
is guardian, in the McGavran farm in
Lee township to Horace G. Mclaughlin,
for $414.37.
John e. Ebersole and Mrs. Hattie Hill
frich have been appointed members of
the county board of visitors for term
of three years, beginning May. This is
Mr.. Ebersole's second term, while Mrs.
Helfrich succeeds Mrs. j. c. Ferrall.
d. o. Hetter, state examiner, was
ll.are this week and checked up the cor
poration school and township books.
| Mrs. William Scott, who spent the
winter here with her nephew, Homer
VaEbinder, and family, has returned tC
her home at Creston.
The county commissioners have pur.
chased a new automatic typewriter fol-
the court stenographer, Miss LilliaI
Bricker.