The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1896-03-26
IN THE COURTS.
A LOCAL BANKING CONCERN COM
MENCEs SOME SUITS.
Foreclosure of Mortgages Asked at
the Hands of the Court-wants
Judgment for Possession of
Property Court House Notes

Property Court House Notes
The Home Savings and Loan company
has commenced action against Thomas
Bolton, Josephine Bolton ct al, for a
Judgment of 81 ,770.26, by the foreclosure
Of mortgage. Amos Mussleman and F.
p. Kibler, assignee for McGregor & Boil
ton, are made defendants, rs they claim
interest in the property.
The Home Savings and Loan company
has sued John Hanson, Anna NJ. Hanson,
ct al, to collect Judgment of 1851 96 by
the foreclosure of a mortgage. Other de-
PENDANTS holding claims are asked TO set
them up.
The same company has also sued Rob.
ert Patterson and Mary Patterson and
Gotleib Eicher, for the foreclosure Of a
mortgage to secure Judgment Of S705. 80.
In these three cases Julius Whiting, Jr. 4,
is attorney for the plaintiff.
Lou. J. Kurtz has commenced action
in common pleas court againt Henry
Soaver. Plaintiff claims a legal estate in
Stark county, being northwest one
fourth section No 2S, township No. /,
and that defendant unlawfully keeps her
out Of possession. Judgment Of possess
sion Of property Is asked for Sterling &
Werntz are plaintiffs attorenys
Harry Grogg has commenced action
against Nancy Yonkman and Levi H.
Smith, in which he asks judgemnt in the
sum of 81 900 through breach Of con
tract. j. c. Bothwll and W. II. Snider
are plaintiffs attorneys.
The Home Savings and Loan company
has sued Jacob b. Hoover fr judgment Of
$500, secured by mortgage J. Whiting,
Jr., is plaiuiff's attorney.
Robert A. Pinn has filed pc etitlon in
equity against Gilbert n. Porterto collect
Judgment of SIl3.S7 with interest from
September at per cent, and costs,
amounting to s63.2S. Harter 81 Kreigh-
baum are attorneys for plaintiff.
The case of William McGarvey against
John c. Hossler for $500 damages for as
sault and battery is on trial before Judge
MoCarty, common pleas court. This
is the case in which it is alleged that
Hossler, in September last, got into con
troversy with McGarvy over the payment
Of wages which led to an alteration in
which Hossler did bodily injury to the
plaintiff. The case is before jury, and
Nat C. Mclean is attorney for plaintiff
and Meyer, Piero & Winterhalter for de-
fendant.
George W. Sheets has filed a petition in
partition against Charles A. Sheets, Ben
iamin +. Sheets OF al, in common pleas
court. Plaintiff is a son and one Of the
heirs of Anthony S. Sheets, deceased, and
asks for partition Of property located in
Nimishillen township, subject to lease
ha11 hp i'm xyn oh nnHphar
Harter & Krichbaum are attorneys for
the plaintiff.
The case of Robert Ray VS.. The Milner
& Woloott Co., was given to the jury
about 2 o'clock Friday afternoon, and
after being out three.quarters of an hour,
they returned verdict for 5000 damages
for the plaintiff. This Is the case in which
defendants were sued for s., ,O93 for dam
ages sustained to plaintiff by reason of in
jury through the breaking Of an Emery
wheel.
After the jury reported, court was ad.
journed until Monday morning. Judge
McCarty went to Carroltun Friday night
to hold court in that county today.
Jacob Young has commenced proceed
ings for divocre against his wife, Gather
inc Young. Intoxication, abandonment
/ uuulGcTg uIS plhlhNlll
claims defendant has 81 200 in money IN
her possession and is living WITH another
man inPittsburg. Seemann q Seemanr
are plaintiffs attorneys.
G. G. Hamilton has sued George
Neher, Mary Neher and G. f. Bauman,
to recover an unsatisfled judgment Of
$l5s.7 secured in justices court in Mimi
shillen township. 1t is claimed defendant
had no property at that time, but has
since owned and transferred lot to his
wife and 1t is asked that the transfer bt
made null and void. McCarty & Nc
Dowell are plaintiffs attorneys.
DIR. A. J. Douds received word today
that he had won q suit in circuit cour
at Ravenna, against the j. b. Miller
Lock Company, of Kent, involving ovel
$4,000, Judge Thayer and J.A. Sterling
of Canton, were attorneys for DIR. Douds