The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1910-03-24
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Carrollton. March 2O.-The remains of
Mrs. Mary limbaugh of Harrison town
ship. aged Is, were inferred in Grandview
cemetery Saturday afternoon.
Word was received Saturday morning
by Mrs. Elizabeth Maple of the death of
her granddaughter, Miss Bertha Ray,
Is, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George
Ray of Fox township, from pneumonia
and leakage of the heart.
Marriage licenses have been issued to
George Walters and Bessie Click of
Perry township, and Robert w. Camp
bell and Cosa M. Beck of Carrollton.
The following talent has been booked
for the 1916 Chautaucua at Carrollton:
Entertainers - The Williamson Sisters,
The Houstons, The Sterling Jubilee Sing
ers (colored), Lipshi's Hungarian or
ems. Lectucers-Dr. Colledge, Sylvester
Long, DIR. Monroe Markley, Kiyo S. Iuui,
Mrs Lenora NJ. Lake.
Frank G. Dotts and daughter spent
Sunday at the Massillon hospital with
Mrs. Dotts, who is receiving treatment
there.
Mrs, Salmon Hart of Ashtabula county
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Lucinda Shep-
herd
Edward Dickson of steubenvilIe. dis
trict inspector cf factories and public
buildings, was here Thursday on official
business
Mrs. j, c, Ferrau is at Coraopolis, Pa.
visiting her son-in-!aw and daughter,
the acquaintance of her grandson.
Mrs. Matte Markley of Mound City,
Kansas, is visiting her nephew, c. S.
Sempl Mrs. Markley is native Of
Perry township and has not been east
Mrs. James Beals and child are visiting
relatives at Tr!adeiphia, w. Va.
Mrs. Linnie Beadle. is visiting relatives
at Pittsburg.
All previous single day shipment rec
ords were fractured on Tuesday when S99
packages were sent out
Rev. John Beiler of Lima, who had
been Methodist minister for nearly 70
years, died on Tuesday at the home of
his son. Dean S. l.. Beiler, Boston, Mass.
Rev Beiler was born in Carrollton.
Alex Woodward, aged 49, died Thursday
in his home at Frederick, Nd. He was a
brother of the late George woodward of
Carrollton, and visited here in 1901, and
made a trip to, Canton to see the tomb
OF President Mckinley, of whom he was
a great admirer He is survived by sew
eral children and one sister, & years old,
and the last member of family of
eight children.
In the long-contested damage case of
Clovis Martineche of Sherodsyijle against
the Somers Mining company, the plain
tiff has been granted a new trial.
The dates Of the Carrollton county
Chautauqua have been changed to Aug
ust 20 to IS.
The council has passed a chicken or
dinance and hired James Gregory to
clean the paved streets at a salary of
$500 per week
Fred McCully has been appointed ad-
ministrator of the estate of his brother,
Frank McCully, who died February, 1908,
in Buenos Ayres, South America. He
has filed a petition in common pleas court
to restrain his mother, Mrs. Mary ].
Brown from transferring any more funds
in her son S estate A Temporary injunc-
tion has been granted by the probate
court The plaintiff is the only heir at
law anSt.-s,ai.ns he has nothing from his
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The Chautauqua circle elected the fol-
lowing officers for the ensuing year:
President, Mrs. p. H. Kemereri vice
president, Miss Maud Wright; secretary,
Mrs. r. E. Mcdonald; treasurer, Mrs. NJ.
z. Courtright; program committee, Mrs.
Roof, Mrs. A. Ii. Hise and Mrs. Mary
Richards.
Sarah Hayes, Waiter donaldson of
Carrollton, Fern and May Brown of Hib-
bets, Alice Chambers OF Algonquin and
Harvey Beamer of Sherodsville were
granted one-year certificates at the teach
ers examination held here Saturday,
March 8.
Hattie Beans was granted a divorce
and aiimony from Ellsworth Beans on
Saturday by Judge Hole.
Twin boys were born on February IS
TO Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Burlington
of Portland, Oregon. Mrs. Burlington
rollton.
Ross Mclaughlin has been selected to
manage the CarTollton baseball club this
season, and Miller Chalis captain.
Frank Harsh has been employed as
engineer at the rubber factory The plant
will be put in operation about the middle
of next month with Harvey Miller of
Canton as superintendent of the opera
tive force. The plant has been closed
for more than a year.
Will Pretty has purchased three acres
from P. C. Baxter on the Dell Roy road
for $500 He will erect a residence there
on Immediately.
Warton and George Newell of Wyan-
dotte county Mr. and Mrs. ]. r. Nc
Laughlin of Canton, and Hon. and Mrs.
R. s. Tidrick of Columbus were here on
account of the death of Richard Newell.
Mr. and Mrs. Cory, who had been max
ing their home here the past year with
their son-in-law and daughter, have re-
turned to their home at Berkeley, Cal.