Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1880-05-01
GEAUGA COUNTY.
A Collection of Condensed News,
from Various Reliable Sources
as to the D0fngS of the past Week

S. Brewster is talking of selling out
his hotel in Burton.
The Burton band is said to be one OF
the best in this section of the State.
w. f. Jaqnes has returned from Akron
and reopened a dentist office i'll Burton
w. j. Ford, of Burton, is busily en-
gagged in delivering the new County His
tory.
The May term of the Court of Com
mon Pleas will begin in Chardon on Mon
day next.
jacob Chase has resigned his position
as Postmaster at Russell, and Mrs. La
Dow now holds the fort.
Under the new management of Messrs
Ford and Laura, the Burton Leader has
been materially improved.
The next meeting of the Geauga
County DaIrymen's Board will be held in
ChardOn on Saturday May lst.
| Throughout the county the refreshing
showers of The past week have clothed
the earth in a rich garb OF verdure.
The entertainment given by the Char
don Thespians, on Thursday evening OF
last week. was exceedingly successful.
The three cheese factories in Hunts
burgh are in full blast. The large cream
cry expects to commence in few days.
Representative Hathaway of Char
don who has been seriously i'll since the
-
cohvalesc ent.
AT a recent meeting the Munson
Farmers Club elected g. Harper as Presi-
dent, d. w. Bidlake as Vice President.
and D. j. Warner as Secretary.
The next temperance meeting in
Chardon will be on Sunday next. Al
interesting time is anticipated as speak
ors from abroad are expected to be pres.
ent.
Mason Long, converted gambler.
from Indiana is to crate in Chardon on
| the evening of May 1st anu at the month
ly Temperance Meeting at the same
place.
The Plymouth Rock Conference held
| its session in Huntsburgh on Tuesday
| and Wednesday last. The surrounding
localities were well represented by all
ministers.
r. Willard, of Burton, is turning out
some as fine carriage work. this spring
as is is often seen. incidentally: it may
not be generally known that MIR. Willard
| Is a brother of the well known and popu-
| lar Cleveland artist.
S. Brewster, of Burton, has two
| horses with which he proposes to scoop
| the purses during this seasons races.
| He will enter them first at Meadville
| then at Pittsburgh, and so on through the
| circuit.
| John S. HodeIy still runs The hack
| line from Burton Station to the town. Te
| say that he always makes connections
| is useless to those who know him. He
has recently put on new hack. Parties
| desiring to send packages cannot find a
a more careful or reliable man to attend
to their business than Hodeiy.
| Our Hunts5uIgh correspondent says
that s.the leading Republicans of his town
| generally believe that il Grant or Sher
man should be nominated defeat is inevi.
| table but that if Blame should be the
| nominee the contest would be close and
doubtful" All of which shows Hunts
| burgh Republicans to be men OF consid
cradle political sense.
| The Cbardon Republican reports the
following as being the reconded trans
fers of Real Estate during the past week
G, A. Mills to Norman Stafford. Auburn
| acre. Newell p Latham to Edward |
Andrews, Burton, % acres. JabeZ King
to Charles A Bloomquist, Chardon y il
iage, I9- 100 acre Heirs of Harriet B Til
den to John l.. Moore. Parkman, 10
acres, quit claim. Maria f futile to ID
W. Tuttle. Thompson, 49% acres. Mari;
e Tuttle to ID W Tuttle, Thompson, 10
Fletcher futile. Thompson, 6s and 16
100 acres. Maria E futile to William
and Fletcher futile, Thompson, II acres
John ID Ward to X Brainard, Hamb
; den, 10 acres. Irene Cooney to Edwin l.
Sanford, Troy, II acres. Charles w Scarf
to Abbie Searls, Burton, l acre. Olive
, Upham to Nettie l. Uphan, Parkman, 5
and 2-160 acres. Lyman Cloes to E n
FeDton, Montville, 1 and 42-100 acres. I
c Kellogg. by Sheriff, to Austin Canfivld
Chardon L. p, s 3-S acres. Angeline ]
Williams to W D Wilder, Chester. j
acres. John c Linderman to William ]
Wilder, Chester, 80 acres. George Jack
son to Jefferson Thayer, Chester, 12-16
! acre. Harvey A Waddsworth to Sylver
! US Freeman, Burton, . acres. Heir
of Elias Stillwell to Ann Still
o well, Huntsburgn, 2314 acres, quit claim
:: Aimira and VIM Foster to Nelson
4 Woodard, Huntsburgh, 1873 acres, qu
: claim. Catherine Hosford to Emil
: Roper, Chardon, u acre, quit claim. A
!, costa Phinney, by Sheriff, to F Peltol
:. Russell, 1SO acres. Conley to Mar
acre. ere Albert Tuttie, 6v sheriff, f to "A A b
gail L TuttIe, Burton, S4A acres. Co
win NJ Cook to Clara A. Clark, burto
y acre. Martin l. Miner to George Ror
Ueck, Bainbridge, % and 51-lO0 acre
7 Root, Bainbridge, 80 acres. sylvest
Squire to King w. Henry, Bainbridg
about 40 acres, quit claim. Corneliu
h Stafford to Norman Stafford, Auburn,
{. acres. Adaline McGurer to Eli b McGu
10 rer, Munson, 6 acres. Chester Cobb
y Ira p. Town, Middlegeld, 10 acres. Cyrl
h Ry der to Henry Ryder, Troy, ia acre
,f Benjamin Hosmer to Henry L and d
rt vid R Hosmer. Troy. 1875 acre
% Sophia Hine to Esther a Reardin
DO r.. Tucker, Huntsburgh. L and 1921
r. Emery A Woods to Sylvester Clarke
he Troy, 81 acres. Samuel Haldarman
i'll Andrew Dewoody. Huntsburgh, $40 S
to It. Nancy l. and NJ sumner to Andre
n Dewoody, Huntsburgh, 6600 and 3-100 s
n rods. Emily Ann and E G Bedding
il Helen Tucker, Claridon, 215 acres. T.
ng Smith to IL. Cole, Hambden, IA acr
s- Matthias Harrison to 5 s Smith, Munst
re 81 acres, quit claim. S. S. Smith to AL
Is. X Harrison, Munson, 36 acres, quit clai
sh Heirs of W right to John Quinn, Hun,
lis buegh, Az acres. Alantha Hollis
nd Stuart S smith, Chardon I p, about
he acres, quit claim. S. r. Rider to Geo
he Newbury, Chardon, 42L osres, quit clai
ke j G Waterman to Jshn A GuH, Troy,
is acres. Olaf Bard to Emily w Me
on man, Burton, and 7-lo0 acre S.