The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-06-13
COURT


Stahl has been filed by Ollie Farber,
Della Van Vohris, Thomas c. Stahl
and Lucinda Fraze against Susan A.
Greenemyer, Frank S. House, Isaac n.
Sickafoose and J. w. Burris, as ad-
ministrators, with the will annexed of
John M. Stahl.
The petition states that John M.
Stahl died March 2, 1905, and that a
will bearing the date of June Z, 1902,
was filed for probate, in which Frank
S. House and Isaac N. Sickafoose were
named as legatees and devisees; also
that two wills were drawn, July "a.
1908, and Oct. 7. 1908. It is also stated
that on Sept. a. 1904, both wills were
revoked at the request of John NJ.
Stahl and that by tearing up the pa
per the estate of John M. Stahl is in
testate. The plaintiff prays that an is
sue be made as to whether the paper
writing by Stahl and duly probated as
the last will of John M. Stahl, and that
the same may be set aside, and asking
other relief. Attorneys Mong & Given
represent the plaintiffs.
SUIT FOR PARTITION.
Kate Shaffer has filed suit for the
partition of real estate against Emma
Reinhard, John Reinhard, Lena Kretz-
mer William kretzmer, Lizzie Bussey,
w. r. Bussey, Charles Drumm, Mary
Drumm and Anthony Shaffer.
SUIT FOR DIVORCE.
Ada Purcell, through Attorney VIM
Roach, filed a petition Friday for a
divorce from John Purcell. Plaintiff
states that they we're married May %
1879, at Carrollton and have one child,
She alleges drunkenness and failure to
provide. She asks the court to restore
her maiden name, Ada Beecher.
TAKEN FROM THE JURY. ..
In the Busby-Myer suit, brought
from the lower courts, the case was
taken from the jury Friday and ver-
dict ordered for the defendant. The
suit was over an account.
TELEPHONE COMPANY SUED
The Massillon Telephone Co. was
dtlNhudhl III q SuIJ hltu IluuJ
by Edward Heisler of Massillon. Heis.
Ter sues to compel the defendant to
allow its wires to be cut where neces'
sary in moving the Presbyterian
chapel. The work was brought to a
s;andstill by the company's refusal.
SENT TO REFORMATORY.
Three colored men were sentenced to
the reformatory Friday by Judge Har.
ter. William Grant. Robert Jackso0
and Alfred Early were indicted for
rape upon Lulu Carnes and Bessie Fol.
lis. They changed their pleas of not
guilty to guilty.
SUIT AGAINST MERCHANT.
In Judge Ambler's court Friday the
case of Aldine Crate Co. VS.. Leo Abt was
begun. The company seeks to collect
$240 alleged to be due on goods. At
torneys Hart G. Kohler represent the
plaintiff, and Attorney Day the de-
fendant.
CRIMINAL CASES.
Judge Harter next week will take up
criminal cases, resulting from grand
jury indictments.
ASSIGNMENT OF CASES.
Following is the assignment of cases
next week in Judge Harter's court:
Monday-Ohio VS.. William Stull:
Ohio VS.. Upham and Alexander; Ohit
VS.. Uebing.
Tuesday-Ohio vs.. Ollie Ware; Ohio
VS.. Grant; Ohio vs.. EARLY; Ohio VS..
Jackson; Ohio vs. Adams.
Wednesday-Ohio VS.. Halco; Ohio
VS.. Mcdonald and Perry; Ohio VS.. Nc.
Donald; Ohio VS.. McCulloch: Ohio VS.
McCullogh; Ohio VS.. Messerly.
Thursday-Ohio vs.. Guignard; Ohio
VS.. Perry.
Friday-Ohio VS.. Bunts: Ohio VS.
Dorrance; Ohio VS.. Wolf.
IN COURT ROOM NO. Q.
The cases to be heard before Judge
Amber in room No. 2 are:
Monday Ohio - Neiswonger VS.
White; Lacofsky VS.. Canton /. and M.
Co.; Schaub VS.. Canton City; Schaub
VS.. Canton City.
Tuesday-Richards' receiver VS.. Will
Jams; Shillinger VS.. City of Canton;
Canton City VS.. Baer; Parthington's
administrator VS., Pennsylvania Co.
y-Ohio-Miller VS.. Lutz)
Little's admT. vs. U. S. Health and Ac-
cident Insurance Co.; Richards vs. Boy
Ian ct al: Studer VS.. Stuart: Stemplt
ct al VS.. Klop ct al.
Thursday-Trescott vs.. Dennison X.
L. G. Co.: McGinnes VS.. Massillon Coal
Mining Co.; Biechele vs.. West End No
tion Co.; Pike VS., Wagner; Nunama-