The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-09-01
COURT HOUSE NEWS.
REAL EsrArE TRANSFERS.

During the past week the following deeds were
| filed for record at the Recorders office:
Louis X Hurford and wife to VIM SlreibeI
and John H Fuelllng, lot in HartfOrd's out lots
Canton, 1,2OO; Joseph Marchand and wife to Jol
A Person, Il acre II Jackson township 500; VIM
s Williams ct ux to Peter Baker, q acre in Can
ton township, $3.50; Ann B Huntington to Charles
T oldheld, part Of lot 1893 In Canton, $1,000; q q
Myers to LORNA s Ferguson, lot 2473 In Canton
$3.50; John Kirkpatrick to Frederick Albrecht,
part Of lot 90 in Massillon, So 50O Margaret Rlne
to Michael Wagner, lot 20 in Navarro. $3.50; Con.
rad Baltzer 10 Benz + Faust undivided two.ssv
enths Of 174,69 acres in Bethlehem township, IS,
OOO John Harter and wife to Julius Graeber south
half OF lot No 1SO in Canton, $780, John @ LAlS
and wife to Peter @ Albright, part Of lot As In
MaSSlllon, 81, 800; Edward Goldberg ct ux to Fred
Baehrens, south half OF lot 1884 in Canton, a..
500; Jacob Lutz and wife to directors OF Mud
brook Cemetery Association, acre In Jackson
township, S2O5; Sarah and VIM Bagley to Eliza
Rose, west half lot 702 In Canton, $3.50; Peter
Chance and wife to George ReAm, acre In Can.
ton township, $500; W P Martin to Charlotte
Smith, east half lot 49 In Paris, $500; John Nc.
Lain ct ux to John Harvey, acre In Law.
renee and TuBcarswas township, 8225; 8 O Meyer
ct ux to Joseph and Frank Meese, about acre
In Sugar Greek township, $500; Chas g sirobeI
and wife to Mich'l Kuligosskig LAT acre In Jack
son tp, $3.50; Jonathan Pierson and wife 20 Susan
PieIBon, 2 S3 acres In osnRbuTg tp, Sl75; Sarah
and VIM Bagley to George Cook, east halHlot 7O2
in Canton, SEQ; John L Myers ct ux to Michael
KullgosSkig, 147 acres in Jackson tp, $780, Mat.
hew Caldwell and wife to Eliza Burton, part Of
lot 295 in Canton, $500; Austin A Hay OF ux to
Sarah Hay, lots 10, II and 12 In Beach city, $685.
Mrs B Wilson to Elizabeth Shaver part Of out
lot l46 in Canton, 5000; Isaac a, Mary and Anne.
lia A Hauptiuehrer's guardian to Elizabeth sha.
veT part Of out lot t46 In Canton, S4l25O; John
POntIus to Jacob Wltwer part Of lot So In Middle.
branch, $500; Henry " Werts ct ux to West L Al.
exAnder, lot on West TuBcaEaWAs street in Cam
ton, $3.50; Adam VOlkmoTe ct ux to Walter
MCClymondE, lot 1874 in MalBlllon. 5000; Henry
Altekruse as Master Commissioner to Emanuel
NiColet, part 10: 525 In Canton.
MARRIAGE LICENSES,
The following licenses TO wed were Issued from
the Probate Ofice during the past week:
Charles O Miller and Cora M Billing, Canal
Fulton; VIM Errit and Mary Knob, Masslllon;
Samuel streeby and Maggie Johnson, Canton;
Cssslus Johnson and Ella Barber, Alliance; Geo
schaffert, IT,, and Kate Heintzen, RiChvllle;
Jonathan sandwlth and Kate HaiLea, Canal Full.
ton; George A Weidner and Anna Miner, New
franklin; Frank " Gasklll and Mary osterstock,
Alliance; Adrian q Todd and Annie L Blcknell,
MasslllOn,
OF the above, the youngest gentleman was q;
the youngest lady II; the oldest gentleman 3O
and the Oldest lady 80 years.
NEW COMMON PLEAS CASES.
In the past week the following cases have been
entered upon the Common Pleas Court appear.
ance docket:
1917. Fourth National Bank Of Cincinnati, o,
Vs Bolton, Myers Il Co and IsidoEe Myers
1915 ImpeFtuS Martin vs Connolton Valley
Railroad Company.
1879 Winfield 8 shertEer vB MGrahAll T Jack.
con.
1920. Werner Bros Va VIM D Meredith ct al,
1921 James Il Conkell vS Yost Koons
1922. Emlen g Mays Vs sAmI Smith ct al.
1923 Samuel Ducks executor vs George W
MAthie ct al.
1925. Emma Weaver va Andrew Weaver, d.
Vorce.
PICKINGs.
Fiftythree new cases have been entered upon
the appearance docket Of Common Pleas Court
since the adjournment Of July is.
The adjourned session OF District Court begins
Monday with judges ARIEL, Spear and Sherman
on the bench. Several new cases have been add.
ed to the docket.
The regular monthly session Of the County
Commissioners will be held next Monday. The
session will last about three days.
The present heating apparatus in the Court
House is imperfect and half Of the time during
the winter the offices are bat partly heated The
Commissioners have decided that an ADDITIONAL
heater is needed 1t will probably be placed
above ground In the Court House yard Just west
ofthe Clerks Office.