Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1880-04-24
GEA UGA COUNTY.
a Collection of Condensed News,
from Various Reliable Sources,
rs to the Doings of the past Week

The next term of Common Pleas
Court begins on May Sd.
F. II. Hollis and family, OF Chardon.
have gene to California.
-Messrs. Walters and Spencer. of
Munson, are building a new saw mill.
The sugar house of Ford Beardslee
in Huntsburgh was burned on the 9th
inst.
The next Temperance meeting in
Chardon will be held in the Opera House
on May I'd.
An s'Opening Party" is announced to
be given at Bass Lake on Friday evening
May 21St.
Charles Downing, formerly of South
Newbury, died in Owassa, Michigan, on
the I'd instant.
Mrs. Samantha Bailey, of MontviIle,
died on the 18th inst. The funeral was
held on the 14th.
The chester Cornet Band are to give
a social at Shattuck Hotel, on tuesday
evening, April 9th.
work in setting up the pins for the Re-
publican County Convention on Saturday
o. this week.
.-The meeting of the Newburv Wom-
ems Temperance League, last week was
we'll attended and the exercises marked
by unusual interest and spirit.
james j. TAFT has rented Latham's
Cheese Factory in MOntviIle and began
operations on the 10Th. On the 18th
meeting was held at which A. E. Miller
was chosen salesman and Y. E. Whitney,
Clerk.
The meeting of the Geauga County
Teachers Association, in Cbardon, Sat
urday last, was one OF great interest.
Dinner was served at the Chardon House.
The next meeting will be basket picnic
in June.
The Maple Hill Cheese Factory, in
MunsOn, will commence on the 18th. AT
a rece MT meeting of its patrons it was de-
sided to pay one cent a und for making
cheese and two for making butter. MIR.
Harrington is to be salesman and Frank
Bond maker.
In the case of Maria E. Sihley against
| the Incorporated village of Chardon,
Judge Baxter has ordered that the village
| authorities assess a special tax sufficient
| to pay her Judgment of $5,669 ,32. 1t is
understood thas the village authorities
will refuse to do this. when the case will
60 to the United States Supreme Court.
ISeveral years ago the plaintiff while in
| Chardon fell on the sidewalk and was in
jured. She sued the corporation and re-
| coy cred a verdict for the above.
| -On Thursday of last week meeting,
| as previously announced was held at the
Chardon House, in Chardon, to discuss
the question of organizing a Dairymen's
Board of Trade, and at the same meeting
| a permanent organization was affected
Judge III. r. Smith was chosen president;
| Burton Armstrong, Horace Hews, q. G.
| Smith, Leverett Barnes and VIM. FL. Har-
| rington, Vice Presidents; A. ID. Downing.
Secretary; S. s. Smith. Treasurer; and
E, N. Osborn, L. Gould. S. l.. Beard, Geo.
Adams and Dudley Hazen, Executive
Committee. The next meeting will be
held at the same place on May 1st.
&c. W. Carroll. Clerk, reports that th e
following named persons received certi-
ficates from the Board of School Exam1n-
ers April Sd, 1880. Fred Bail, Chardon
Anna Downer, Chardon; Ella H, Morrell,
Chardon; j. A. Church, Munson; l.. ID.
Carroll, Hiram; Edwin Martin. Middle.
| field; Alice Bigford, Middletield; Chas.
Quayle, Thompson: III. L. Bostwick,
Thompson; Minnie A. Bower, Thompson
Benson, Chester X Roads; Lizzie s. Cur
ney. Chester Y Roads; Sabine Nichols,
Chester x Roads; Nera Bennett, Burton
Hattie Newell, Burton; Minnie c. Olds,
Burton; Nora Shattuck, Burton; Ida
Black, Chagrin Falls; Elsie NJ. Ober
Chagrin Falls; Mary E. Coons, Montville;
Elgin F. Carver. Little Mountain; Alice
E. Carver. Little Mountain; Ellen Hill
Hill House; Hattie NJ. Knapp, Easi
Claridon; Della Mccall, Parkman; SO.
phia Nichols, Cleveland; Cora c. Parks s
Bundy sburgh; Alta Richards, Auburn
Minnie Taylor, Ciaridon.