The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-01-08
ASSIGNMENT
|oF CASES FOR FIRST WEEK
OF COURT.
THE HURFORD DIVORCE
Hearing Set for First Day
of the Term.

The January term of common pleas
court will open Monday next, January
IL. The September term will not
close until today, and possibly may
run longer. 1t is expected that the
motions for new trials will be passed
upon by Judge Amber today and that
he will have large audiences to hear
the decisions.
During the next term Judge Harter
will handle the grand jury and the
criminal work. The new docket con-
tains $50 cases. OF this number SO
have been set for hearing in the first
weeks assignment, but the probability
is that not the third of them will be
ready for trial on the days set. BY
special assignment the divorce case
of Emma l.. Hurford against Alvin
Hurford has been set for hearing the
first day of the term, having been
taken out of its order. After the first
assignment the cnlrts will give ntten-
tion to divorce and other equity hear
ings until such time as the jury cases
are ready for trial. The grand jury
will meet on the first day of the term
and be impaneled and instructed by
Judge Harter. 1ne petit jury will re-
port some weeks later. The cases as
signed for hearing are as follows:
ROOM NO. JUDGE HARTER.
Monday, Jan. 11.-John 8. Ferguson
VS.. Edgar Pool ct al; Joseph Friedman
VS.. Madison w. Meredith; James p.
Dodd VS.. Wrought Iron Bridge Co.;
Minnie Reemsnyder vs. John A. Reem-
snyder; Watts Printing Co. VS.. Adam
d. Howard e &
Tuesday, Jan 12.--Kramer VS.. M.
Green, ct al; Lavina Renick VS..
Thomas B. Albert; Daniel Leib vs..
Sherman Hildebrand; American Type
Foundry Co. VS.. Massillon Times;
Clara T.. Roush VS.. Fred J. Roush.
Wednesday, Jan. r13.-Frank Brand
len VS.. August .Balizet; Minnie Guental
VS.. Louis J. Guentai Louis Trump VS..
Charles c. Trump; Jacob Lutz's admin-
istrator VS.. Massillon Coal Mining Coz
Elmer L. Ringer VS.. John w. Ringer,
ct al. ~.f,, 81. 70
Thursday, Jan, 14,-Louisa Clark vs..
Emma A. Ducomb; Denver c. Hughes,
city solicitor, VS.. the City Council and
the City Of Canton, ct al; Katherine
Ramser VS.. Frederick Ramser; ,Arta
Aungst VS.. Edward Aungst; Catharine
Hess administrator VS.. B. F. Reed ct
al. i@'nr.t '
Friday, Jan. l5,--Starls Electric Rail-
road Co. vs.. John Taylor; Forest
Shearer VS.. James Black; Ira Alley VS..
Elizabeth II. SHELTON; Ebzabeth B.
Hurford VS.. Alvin Hurford, ct all An-
ma Gloss VS.. charles Gloss
ROOM NO. JUDGE ,AMBLER.s
Monday. Jan. 11.-Emma L. Hurford
VS.. Alvin Hurford;y Anna e. Graham VS..
Veteran Memorial Association; Mar
garet E. Miller VS.. The Canton-Akron
Railway Co.; Henry e. Maser VS.. Ella
"A. Maser; George N. Yant VS.. Frank e.
Hartzell, ct al.
Tuesday, Jan. 12--John II. Werner
VS.. Stark Electric Ry.: Sylvanus, sum-
mers vs.. Stark Electric Ry.; l.. e. A.
& w. Ry. Co. VS.. r.. J. G. Hazen, ct al;
Clara Engel VS.. Michael Engle, ct al;
Ardell c. Mann VS.. George G. Mann.
Wednesday. Jan. 13.--Katrina Frank
VS.. John Frank; The Village of Ma
varre VS.. The Canton-New PhiIadel-
phia Ry. Co.; Rosa Dannemiller VS..
City OF Canton; Central Savings bank
trustees VS.. Archibald McGregor's adj
ministrator: William Klump VS.. Hem
rietta Klump
Thursday, Jan. 4.-Lulu Miller vs.
Frank J. Miller; Jessie Kepner VS.. An
ma M. Kepner; Ada Cocklin VS. Ant
hony b. Cocklin; Mary Kile VS.. Fred
E. Kile; Catherine Ripple VS.. George
Ripple.
Friday, Jan. 15.-Isaac Werner VS.. f.
+. Wakefield; Israel Schrantz VS..
Charles b. Miller; George w. Williams
VS.. Ola F. Williams; Myron Hamlin
VS.. Rozella Hamlin; Adam Werten.
berger VS.. Margeret Wertenberger