Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1880-06-05
E4UGA COUNTY.
The News of the Week as Caught on
the Fly by the JOURNALS NimbIe
News WS-GathererS.

The Chardon public schools are to
close on the 18th.
The Chardon Farmers Club met at
A. q. Barton's on Thursday of this week.
Potato bugs bid fair to be more num-
ereus this year than ever before.
Court at ChardOn adjourned last Sat-
urday, after four weeks pull at the
docket.
ing in Chardon will be held at the opera
house on Sunday evening next.
The Master of the State Grange lee
tured in Montville on Thursday the 9th
of MAY.
Having, most of them, got their spring
crops in, the farmers are all now mend
ing their ways by fixing up the roads.
The Claridon Farmers Club met at
the Town Hall, at The Center, on Thurs
day OF this week.
John b. Whitney has been appointed
constable in Chardon in place OF the in
cestuous Lawrence S. Faulk.
The Chardon Cornet Band are to give
strawberry festival on Tuesday even
ing June Sth.
The Chardon Vocal Society meets at
the Baptist Church on Friday evening of
this week.
Last week on Tuesday Frank White
ming in the Boorn mill pond. He leaves
a wife.
MIR. and Mrs. Abel Champion, OF
Michigan. are visiting relatives in this
q
ion was held in Burton.
The addresses, in Montville. OH deco
| ration day. by Hon. Freeman Thorp, OF
Geneva, and l.. p. Burrows, are both
spoken of as able efforts.
L. A. Northway, of Ashtabula coun-
| ty, has been trotting about Geauga county
this past week. Looking after fences,
probably.
During last year 1856 sheep were killed
in this county by dogs. and rs injured.
The former were worth S617 and the la t.
| ter $50
The Universalists are to hold grove
meeting at Burton Station on Sunday,
June 18th. Rev. A. A. McMaster will
preach at 10 A. M. and at PM.
| Last week the residence of David
Prince, in Chardon, was struck by light
nlng. Mr.. Prince received slight shock
but escaped serious injury, as did also
| the house.
Rev. f. J. Smith is expected to de-
| liver course OF lectures at the Opera
| House in Chardon some time next week
ON ARMY and Prison Life and Expert
| ences.H
AS the last meeting of the Dairymen's
| Board OF Trade was on Decoration Day
she attendance was small. Six hundred
boxes OF cheese were sold at 912 and 9aA
! CENTS No butter was sold, sellers hold.
ing it at higher figure than buyers were
disposed to pay. The next meeting viii
be on Saturday of this week.
Our Huutsburgh correspondent writes
that locality. On the 23d Mr.. and Mrs
E. Y. Kinny lost their daughter, May
aged years, and on the 2Sth their las
living child Carl, OF this disease. On the
Oath MIR. and Mrs. H. P. Kile lost their lit
tie daughter Mabel, aged about 3 years
School has been closed and every effor
is being made to stay the further progress
of the disease.
the value OF taxable personal property il
each township as returned by the asses
sors: Chester, $l55, ,4S9; Russell, sos, ,515
Rainbridge, $129,940; Auburn, $151,3o1
Newbury' issv g., $ls7 Iaa. .slS; Munson, s9s,1Ss
290: Hambden, 1858 720; Claridon. $115,O3O
Burton, $500. 900; Troy, $136.414; Parkman
$143,644; Mlddiefield, $l24, ,7S5; Hunts
burgh, $91 .345; Montville. $64, 1872; Thomp
son, size, ,276.
The following are the transfers O
f Real Estate as placed upon record since
our last report: Carrie and q e
, Hayne to A Derrett, Huntsburgh, 2 ant
25-1OO acres. Aletta and F d Stuart t
Emma Parkman. Newbury, 1 acre, qui
claim. Charles Graham to- Charles Ora
ham, Jr., Russell, 100 acres. Altha "
4 incorporate Village. Thompson t,
Ira Boorn, Midd letield, | and 21-1 100 acres
= S G Summers ct a. to to l. d Taylor. guar
; dian of Robert and Lottie + Treat
!. !, Claridon, 1o6 acres. Myron Parks t
James Fl Hodges, Newbury. 26 acres. ,
F Smith to James II Hodges, Newbury
2l acres. Russell Peck to Charlotte Smit
2 Newbury. 20 and 15-100 acres, quit claim
3 Fayette w Shaw to Daniel w Aller
i Montville. ~ acres. Watson McBrid
; ; to Smith. Chardon, 20 acres. Henr
Schuyler to Elizabeth Cate, Chester,
acres. A E Grant to F A Bell Middle
field, u acre. Heirs of Polly Rartholt
! : new to John Bartholomew, Middlefield
q 2S12 acres, quit claim. John Bartholome'
4 to A Sanford, Middlefield, 1 acre.
4 White to Charles Glendinning. Middl'
l.. field, 12S acres. James Hall to Malind
NJ Hall, Huntsburgh, 50 acres, quit CLAIM
Milton A Hine to Orator LaraWay, Mul
. son. 601z acres, quit claim. Sylvestt
8 Squires to Fred II Brewster, Bainbrfdg g
= l a7-1QQ acres. Samuel McNutt and Ho
4 ace Hill to P & Y R r Co., Chardon,
q and 65- 100 acres. Union Building Associ
4 tion top & R r Co., Chardon, 29-1
a acres. Hannah German ct al to &
d r Co., Claridon, 8 35-100 acres. Sherms
Loomis to Loomis, Huntsburgh, SO