The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-01-26

receivers of the bank.
RESTRAINING ORDER.
Judge Harter Thursday morning is
sued a restraining order preventing
f. ID. Hester, of Alliance. from erect
fin - irway /? th home which he
now occupies and which is owned by
Isauore and Joseph Kock. 1t is claim
ed that Hester's building plans would
result in irreparable damage to the
home. Attorney Hart and koehler
repl esented the plaintiffs.
TO FORBCLOSE MORTGAGE.
Attorney William ii. Smith, in be-
half of the Dime Savings bank COM
many aas filed a suit in common pleas
court against William II. Burgener. as
cnard an OF =. 4. Holden, TO reco' or
the payment of an alleged $1,000 prom
soy note, with interest from July
s. 1904. The plaintiff asks that a mort
age security be foreclosed and the
proceeds applied to payment
DIVORCE SUIT.
EIda l.. Whitacre filed a petition
in common pleas court Thursday al
ternCon against Albert w. Whitacre
asking for a divorce and the restora-
ton of her maiden name, Summer.
Cruelty is the charge made. A re-
straining order Is also asked prevent
ing the defendant from disposing OF
their property. Attorney ]. ]. Grant
represents the plaintiff
DIVORCE GRANTED.
Judge Harter granted a divorce TO
Catherine Bucher from Martin w.
Bucher Thursday afternoon Welty
and Albaugh were attorneys for the
plrintiff The divorce case OF Eliza
beth Neidlinger. of Massillon against
Valentine Neidlinger was started be-
fore Harter late Thursday afternoon.
The charges are cruelty. The case will
be continued this morning. Willison
and Day are attorneys for the plain
tin and Prosecutor Upham represents
the defendant
COURT ASSIGNMENT.
Deputy Clerk of Courts Agler has
completed next weeks court assign
ment AS Judge Amber will be In
CaIrollton court will only be held
In Judge Harter's room. On Monday
the arraignments of prisoners, with
the exception Of those involved in
the Canton State bank cases. will be
held.
The assignment OF cases is as fol-
lows:
Tuesday Jan. 30.-Shumaker vs.. Ir-
win ct al; Stark /. and M. Co.. vs.. En-
norman Sros. Co.; Oliver va. Dorrance
ct al; Edney VS.. Reeves; Shufelt VS..
Shuielt's admir-.
Wednesday, Jan. 3l-Moore VS.. News
Dem Pub. Co.; Clark vs.. Ducomb ct
al: Clark vs. w. & L. e. r. r.: Con-
rsr Us c. A. R'y Co.; Weaver va. Sny-
der ct al Deibel VI. Hoberdler ct al.
Thursday. Feb. 1.-Loutzenheiser
VS.. Kreibrill ct al; Kaltenbach vs..
Pocock Coal Co; Graham VS.. Ins.
Co: uraham vs. Ins. Co.; Neyens vs..
Walters: Dennis & Dickey VS.. Penna
Co
Friday. Feb. 2.-Little's Admir-. VS..
C. T. & V. r. r.: carnahan s. E Co.
vs.. Canton Hollow Block Co.; Cris-
well va. Canton City; II. Middleton Co.
vs. Diamond Metal Lath Co.; Harlan
vs. Canton City; Schuff ct al vs, AL
lance City.
PETIT JURY DRAWN.
The petit jury for the January term
Of common plea court will convene
before Judge Harter on Tuesday morn
ing. The following is the jury as
drawn: evi Bates. Washington; Jacob
w. Smith. Canton; David Bates. Paris; /;
Milton Shaeffer. Canton; II. Budd
Pounds. Canton; Frank Baird. Can
ton; II. II. Bennett. Bethlehem: John
Teeples. Lake: Jacob Schilling. Tus-
esrawas; Marion AXE. Osnaburg; VIII
liam Martin. Massilion; George W.
Young. AXE: Henry Margo. Canton;
Abraham ID. Coldren. Canton; Louis
Ruch. Lawrence; William s. Ring
eenherg. Canton; Samuel Holibaugh,
Nimishlllen.
JUDGE HOLE TO PRESIDE.
The attorneys for those indicted by
tho last grand jury IN connection with
The investigation OF the Canton State
bank trouble met In the attorney
room IN the court house yesterday
and decided that Judge W. w. Hole
Of lColumhinna county would be a
svs'hle selcctlon 20 preside over The