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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-11-19
EAST eREENvILLE.

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East Greenville. Nov. 17.-Louis
Hartel, Of Smithville, was the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Bowers last
week.
Lookout council, No. 48, Jr. o. u. A.
M, introduced five persons to the
mysteries of their order on Thursday
| evening. Frank X. Norwood, of Mas
sillon, state councillor of Ohio, was in
attendance.
John d, Jones, while at work in
the Pocock mine on Friday, had three
of his toes smashed by stone fall
ing upon them.
Nick Speaker, JT., who was working
at Bergholz, came home sick on Tues
day.
Mt Rose council, Jr. o. U. A. NJ,
of Dayton, visited Lookout council,
No. 4S, on Thursday evening.
Mrs. Edward McCarty and daughter
Julia, went to Akron on Saturday to
visit relatives and friends.
Mary Jones, of Barberton, was the
guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Stephen Richards, on Sunday.
The coal switch into the new coal
mines, south 20 IN, operated by the
Herring Whson Coal company, is COM
pleted and the company will soon be
shipping coal.
Rev. G.. H. Hoffman, of West Brook
field, occupied the pulpit OIL the M. q.
church on Sunday morning. Rev. Hoff-
man will start a series of meetings
at the M. E. church at McFarren's
this week.
G. l., Baer and G. l.. Snavely attend
ed the Bi-County Teachers institute
Of Wayne and Stark counties held at
the high school building in Orrville
on Saturday.
Mrs. Rosanna Ickes, of Paris, is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs Franw Ickes
and family.
Ellen Bertels and Jacob Bertels,
who are working in the Diamond Rub
Der works at Akron. were here ON
Sunday, the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Bertels and family
Loyalty council, No. 80, Daughters OF
America, will hold an oyster supper
in the Buckeye hall on Wednesday
evening, November %.
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RANDOLPH.

Randolph, Nov. 17.-MT. and Mrs
Joseph Shutter returned to Ravenna
Friday after spending a week with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Roth
ermel.
Miss Eva Keller is spending sever
al weeks in Atwater with her sister
Mrs. G.. p. Shuman.
Fred Palmer OF Brimf1eld and JAG.
OBJ Weay of Suffield were calling on
old friends in town Tuesday.
]. A. Ebel of Hartville spent Mon
day with M. M. Riedingers.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Biddekeufer
spent last week with Mrs. Biddekuef-
ers sister, Mrs. Fred Riedinger.
NaOma Riedinger who has been
very sick the past week is better.
Miss Maggie Rothermel is spending
several days in Ravenna with her sis
ter, Mrs. J. Shutter.
M. NJ Riedinger spent Friday in
Ravenna, the guest of his daughter,
Mrs. A. Andes.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Auheart of
Akron, spent Sunday with her broth
er, Henry Miller and family.
There was considerable excitement
among the high school pupils Monday
when a sill near the furnace cham
Der took fire. The flames were soon
extinguished but required the atten-
tion of the principal the remainder of
the day.
Farmers institute Dec. Is and 10.
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EAST ROCHESTER.

East Rochester, Nov. 17-Wallact
Petit, of Salem. visited his friend
Orrie Hawkins, and his aunt. Mrs
King.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. r. w. EN-
mons, a son.
Miss Ad Watson is in Salinevillt
this week.
Mrs. Woolf has returned from North
Georgetown, where she spent severa
days with relatives.
Miss Bryda Foltz was in Minerva
Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. John Elton was in Alliance
over Sunday.
Orrie Hawkins is in Salem this
week.
The Aid society will meet with Mrs
Stahl Thursday to sew.
Several car loads of potatoes are
shipped from here weekly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Ray have
gone to housekeeping on the Ray
farm.
Friends of ]. J. Cross from Canton
were his guests Saturday and Sunday
Mrs. Thomas is with her daughter
Mrs. John Neill.
Miss Matte King and friend visit
ed in Kensington Sunday.
Charley Lower is preparing to move
from the Pinn farm to Salem
Perry Vanpelt and family spent
Sunday out of town.
Mr.. Sell has purchased the Henry
Kelley property south of town.
Miss Frances Hayes will give a
party Saturday evening She expects
to go west in short time.
John Hill and family were visitors
III Cantor last week.
Mrs. AL Taylor and Wipifred were
in Alliance last week.
Roy Elton, of Pittsburg, spent Sun
day with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. l.. Elton.
Mr. V. d. Emmons, of Akron, visit
ed with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Da-
vld Emmons Saturday and Sunday.
Corwin Ray and wife, of Kensing-
ton, visited in town few days this
week.
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EW BERLIN.

New Berlin, Nov. 17-Dr. and Mrs,
Corl of Middlebranch and Mr.. and
Mrs. H. Herbruck of West Seventh
street, Canton, were visitors at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. o. Evans,
Sunday.
Miss Ruth Giedlinger spent a cou,
pie of days visiting her sister, Miss
Charlotte Giedlinger at Wooster, o.
Luther Troxel of Elkhart, Ind, has
been a guest of his brother, d. W.
TroxeI, having been called here to
the funeral of Mrs Julia Warstler, his
sister.
]. Syler of Elkhart, visited at the
home of his daughter, Mrs. +. g. Hoo
yer. Mrs. Hoover has been seriously
i'll, but is improving.
Mrs. Stormfeltz is i'll at the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G.. Dick,
east of town. She underwent an ope-
ration some time ago. Complications
set in and she Is getting along slowly.
Complicated troubles among some
of our older folks incident to old age
are suffered by Mrs. Leah Carpenter,
Mrs. Margaret Schick. Mr.. Rusher is
quite Ill.
Work preparatory to the Strausser
business block on the northwest cor
ner of the square is pushed, the old
buildings were moved away and ex-
cayation is now in order.
The Womens Auxiliary society of
the Christian church will serve a waf-
fe supper In the church dining room
on Saturday evening, Nov. 21. Every
body is invited to help the good work
in aid of their building pledge. SerV-
ed to 7 o'clock.
Jonas H. Price of QuakertoWn, Pa,
has been the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs
H C. Price and other friends here.
On Sunday there was a very pleas
ant family gathering at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. @. w. SDonseiler, held
in honor of their daughter and soI-
in law, Mr.. and Mrs r. Cramer. Mr..
aud Mrs. Horace Clark, Mr. and Mrs.
Homer Sponseller. Nr. and Mrs. Har-
Vey SponselIer and their children of
Canton were present. Mr.. and Mrs.
Cramer were unable to be pres
ent until sn the evening on
account Of the funeral OF Mr.. Cra-
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FREEB BURG.

Freeburg, Nov 17.-Mr. and Mrs.
Reese of Alliance spent Saturday
at this place.
The typhoid fever patients in this
vicinity are improving.
Mrs. William Shaffer died at her
home, a short distance north of town,
Sunday morning after an illness of
three weeks of complication of dis
eases, aged 65 years. She leaves a
husband, three daughters, Mrs. Geo.
Lief, Mrs. Milton Wallace and Mrs.
Ralph Irwin; also three sisters and
two brothers. Funeral services were
held Monday afternoon at the Salem
church. The floral offerings were
many and beautiful
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T. H. B. CORRELL.

]. L. Spangler, of sol South Cleve-
land avenue, received a telegram yes
terday afternoon from Hicksville, O.,
announcing the death of T. H. B. Cor
rell, of that place, a former resident
of this city. He passed away Mon
day evening, his death being due to a
complication of diseases. The deceas-
ed is cousin of Mr.. Spangler The
funeral services will be held from his
late residence Thursday afternoon. Mr..
COrrell was an old Civil War veteran
enlisting with Company B, 104th OF
Ohio, in August, 1868. He served in
that company until the spring of 1864,
when he was promoted to the rank of
captain and took charge of a colOred
regiment at Knoxsville, Tenn. After
the war he came to Canton and with
his father opened up hardware store
at the corner of South Market and
Seventh streets, where they conducted
business for a number of years. Later
he quit the hardware business and
left for Hicksville, where he has made
his home ever since. Mr.. Correll was
about 65 years old.
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SPARTA.

Sparta, Nov 17-JOhn Hines, of
Canton, has the contract for the build
ing of Marion Howenstines house
and commenced work on Monday.
Ed Carnes and wife, Of Canton, are
spending few days this week at the
home of Mr.. Carnes' parents. Ed is
engaged the while in hunting rabbits.
Altha Mckinney came near having
a serious mishap Monday while out
hunting. Someone at distance shot
in his direction. the shot striking
him at various places, but being so
nearly spent no damage was done,
beyond cutting the skin on his hands
at several places.
Mr.. Vanostran, of Canton, spent
Sunday at the home of his uncle, Jo-
seph Briggle.
The grading for the tile roofing
plant is in full progress, a number of
teams and men being employed each
day. The work Is being done under
the superintendency of A. B. Klay, of
Lima, the promoter OF the enterprise.
Melancthon Briggle and wife, of
Kansas, former residents of this COM
munity are visiting friends and rela-
tiVes here.
Harry Bear, of Canton, was in town
Monday.
James Kinney and wife, of Canton,
are spending the week with their
parents at this place.
The schools of this place will give
literary entertainment and debate
at the Rice Esterly hall on Wednes-
day evening, the 25th.
Mr.. Buell., of Malvern, was in town
Monday forenoon.
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ATWAT Err.

Atwater Nov. 17-Frank Green will
move to Akron when he has accepted
a position in a large department store
Miss Emma Hicklen bought fine
side saddle Saturday. She will ride
to her school at Deer Creek from home
this winter
The balloon that was sent up al
Canton Saturday noon passed over
Atwater about one O'Clock, going due
northeast at about 1900 feet elevation
1t created quite sensation.
Bert Heiser, after boring for wa
ter three times, struck a strong vein
the fourth time.
B. F. Smith, prominent horse deal
er, near Alliance, familiarly known
as Frank" was called from his slum-
bers at 10 p. m. the other night by
loud and persistent telephone appeals
He found young lady at the other
end who wanted to know il he wasn't
going to take her to the dance. "Sure
no. he replied, I'm too old to dance
thank you" But 80 minutes later he
was called up again. "I'm all ready
Frank" the same sweet tone trilled
into his ear as half an hour before.
I'm not coming | tell you. Pm 60
years old-so there forget it," he yell
ed and slammed up the receiver.
There was another and younger
Frank Smith in town but central was
not wise to the fact.
Uncle" Enos Brosius, prominent
prohibitionist, of Alliance, is not con-
Quoting a matrimonial bureau, but he
has been largely instrumental In Sc
curing a former Atwater widow of 76
summers companion for those yet
coming to her. "Uncle" has a rela-
tive of Indiana who wanted a wife
and Enos to help him got or had got
ten big dinner had his relation
there and also two widows for him
to choose from. The Atwater lady
charmed his only optic, one being
glass, and he was pleasing to the sight
OF the enchanted. Addresses. were
exchanged, vows of constancy came
later, and now house is engaged in
southwest Atwater in which the cou-
pie will dwell The groom to be is
so, both are Quakers and both say
thee" and "thine."
The first accident of the hunting
season here that was introduced yes
terday morning, was a dastardly af-
fair yesterday afternoon. "Ulncle
JOSH" solicitor for the Alliance Lead
er, was approaching Science Hill cor
ners. A rabbit darted past him and
a hunter in field in plain view fired
at the animal when in line with the
solicitor and missed the former but
hit the latter. His left leg was bad
ly peppered from knee down. The
hunter seeing what he had done dis
appeared quickly. The wounded man
made his way to w. G. Bakers home
where the ladies bandaged the wound
ed member. He then returned to AL
lance for medical aid. Efforts to
learn the identity of the careless
hunter have failed, 1t is not safe to
travel the highways here as hunters
are on both sides of the woods firing
away in all directions. The farmers
are indignant as their permission to
hunt on premises is not even asked
and some concerted action would
seem necessary to stop this indis-
criminate law breaking recklessness.
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NEW ALEXANDER.

New Alexander, Nov 17--Mrs. Al
mira Snevel returned Saturday after a
couple of weeks visit with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Gus Shingler, at Sebring.
w. o. Woolf and wife were the
guests of James Crist and wife near
Moultrie Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Osborn Bettis, of AL
lance, visited with Garry and Amanda
Barnes Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Hazel Hahn, of Moultrie, was
visiting with her grandmother, Mrs.
Louisa Willison, Saturday.
Joseph Kennedy, of Augusta, was
calling on Mr.. and Mrs. John Reamer.
Sunday.
Mrs. Eliza Crist. of Moultrie, was
visiting with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Woolf, a couple of days
last week.
Miss Amanda Greeneisen was in Al
lance Saturday.
MIR. and Mrs. Bettis, of Alliance, will
soon move on the Barnes farm north
of town.
Marion Kennedy, of Toronto, was
the guest of his uncle, Geo. Reamer,
Saturday.
MISS Erma Piern, OF Bel1ot, was the
guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Emmett Piern, over Sunday.
Paul Pilmer made a trip to Angus
ia Sunday.
Mrs. William Woolf and Mrs. James
Crist were visiting with Miss Eman-
da Barnes Wednesday.
Mrs. John Reamer and son, Paul,
visited with her mother, Mrs. Lee of
East Rochester, last Thursday and
Friday.
John Pieren died Tuesday morning
about A O'Clock after lingering ill
ness of heart disease. He was rs years
old. He leaves a wife, one daughter,
Mrs. Hattie Helm, of Magnolia; four
sons, Marion, of Alliance; Elmer, Of
Canton; Emmet, of New Chambers
burg, and Lester, who is at home. In
terment at Moultrie cemetery Thurs
day at 1 o'clock.
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Rabbits Plenty,

"There are more rabbits this year
than there has been for twenty years, -
said Alois Seller. just after he had
returned with a string of fifteen of the
cotton tails. "Phe dry weather SEEM
ed to be just the thing for them, /"
he continued. "for in wet seasons
many of the young rabbits are
drowned. was only few miles
south of North Industry and believe
that met fully fifty hunters, most OF
whom had some rabbits with them p
The evening trains brought many
hunters back to the city, most of them
having large punches of rabbit and
quail. The quail are plentiful also and
some OF those who returned shot the
fun limit-twenty-four birds.
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Friday evening after few months oi
suffering from asthma. He was aged
about 40 years and is survived by the
widow.
The football game between Portage
and Fulton at this place was called
about 10 minutes before time on ac-
count of the snow squall. Score, Full
ton IL; Portage 0. Fulton team ex-
pect to engage an Akron team on the
bone grounds ON Thanksgiving day
A good game Is anticipated.
The Fulton Juniors defeated q team
from Massillon In a football game at
this place on Saturday forenoon Score
Fulton IL. Massillon 0.
The Anthony Sweitzer farm of 134
acres, situated one mile east of this
place was sold by Deputy Sheriff G.
Kirk on Saturday afternoon on a
petition for partition. ]. G. Ething,
of Fulton, was the purchaser, price
$9050. On Saturday by Geo. A. Hoov-
er, administrators of the estate of Re-
gina Smith, sold the premises one
mile south of Fulton about seven
acres of land to H. e. Blocker, price
1890.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Arvine H. Ber-
CERT on Tuesday morning, a daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Kiester, of Woos-
ter, were guests at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. A. Steiner on Sunday.
The following officers were elected
at the meeting of Elliott lodge, f &
A. M, on Monday evening: w. Mas
ter, ]. w. Michener; s. warden, e. ].
Mclaughlin; j. warden, l.. G. Miller;
treasurer, ]. c. Ething; secretary, f.
A. Fisher; s. deacon. w. B. Ander-
son; ]. deacon, Aaron Berget; tyler,
w. s. Purdy; trustees, S. G. OFT, w.
E. Moulton, ]. H. Focht.
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INJUNCTION ASKED FOR,

Rose A. Watson has brought pro,
ceedings in common pleas court
against Edward F. Heister Jacob A.
Kalleker, William Flynn, and Eva A.
French to have the defendants per-
petually enjoined from making any
further excavations along the west
line of her property in Massillon. The
plaintiff ayers that the defendants
own property in the city of Massillon
along the east side of Erie
street south of Walnut street and
that her property is east of the de-
PENDANTS and situated on a knoll
She further AYERS that the defendants
have made excavations at the east
end of their respective lots so as to
make them as near level as possible.
This caused excavations from ten to
Is feet to be made along the plain
tiff's line and she says that these
excavations have endangered the
safety of her property inasmuch as in
time the steep embankment would
give way and the house would slide
down into the hollow. The plain\fr
asks the court to issue a restraining
order and that each OF the defendants
be required to erect retaining wall
or some other suitable structure to
give support to her premises.
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COURT HOUSE
CRIMINAL CASES.

Probate Judge Bow yesterday
morning sentenced Nathan Hawkins,
colored, of Massillon, to serve ten
days in the Stark county workhouse
and to pay the costs. The defendant
pleaded guilty to the charge of obtain
ing $25 for the Home Loan Co. under
false pretenses.
The criminal cases brought against
Charles l.. Lehman for illegally OBJ
structing the street, and Marion Dunn
BILE, of Massillon, for two cases of as
sault and battery were dismissed by
Judge Bow on account of the failure
TO secure the costs.
The cases, which have been set for
trial next week, commencing Monday,
are as follows A. r. Robinson, as
sault and battery; David Solomon,
buying old metal from minor; John
Skeeles, illegally obstructing street;
Velma B2sco, living in a state of adul-
terry; Joseph Wendell, living in a state
of adultery; James and John Conroy,
assault and battery; Louis and James
Elsass and Edward Williams, assault
and battery; Emmett Craine, unlaw-
fully operating an automobile; John
Buss, unlawfully selling liquors; Hez-
ma Lester, illegally practicing medi-
cine; Howard Miller, cruelty to ami
mails; H. H. Emmons, assault and
battery; A. Goldstine, trespassing;
Harry Silk, obtaining money by false
pretenses; Jacob Adelman, assault
and battery; L. Liacowsky, assault
and battery; Max BeTkman, assault
and battery; Samuel Cohen, assault
and battery; John Betiak, defrauding
an innkeeper.
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NEW cHAMeERsBuRe.

New Chambersburg, Nov. 17-Wal
ter Sanor is visiting his parents, F. P
Sanor.
Bert Glass and wife visited Chas
Henn's Sunday.
Jacob Leatherberry is the guest OF
Peter Klein.
Mrs. Peter Klein and daughter, Ce-
lestia, made a trip to East Rochester
Friday.
Quite a number attended the box
social at Bunker Hill Thursday even
ing.
There will be a spelling match al
Moultrie Friday evening
M. M. Pieren is visiting his mother
q few days.
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EAer nARrvILlE.

East Hartville, Nov. 17-Mr. and
Mrs. Eli Brumbaugh and Samuel
Brumbaugh attended the funeral OF
Mr.. Smith at Akron Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Mangold and
Miss Luetta Riedinger. of Randolph,
were guests OF Mr.. and Mrs, Peter
Wilson Friday.
Mrs. Cyrus Brumbaugh was at Can
ton Thursday.
Jacob and Peter Ribald were at
Canton Friday.
F. e. Deimer is sick.
Henry A. Bair was at Canton Fri
day.
Peter Wymer lost a valuable horse
Saturday.
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LUCY M. KRYDER.

Mrs. Lucy M. Kryder, of New Berlin,
died yesterday of dropsy, aged 81 years.
She had been a faithful member of
the Church of God for fifty years. The
deceased has no near relatives living.
Funeral services will be held at the
Reformed church at New Berlin Fri
day morning at 10 o'clock, Rev. Chas.
F. Reesh, of the Canton First Church
of God, officiating. Interment at Zion
cemetery.
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WANTS A DIVORCE

Mary Adams has begun suit for di-
vorce in common pleas court against
Claud c. Adams. Gross neglect of
duty in refusal to provide the plain
tiff with the common necessaries of
life for the three years past and al
legged cruelty are assigned as the
causes for the action. The plaintiff
AYERS that she married the defendant
in this city, June %, 1904. She asks
that. she be restored to her maiden
name, Mary O'Brien.
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To All Whom It May Concern.

Notice is hereby given that the proper
ty, as per list below, now remaining un-
of the Canton Storage and Transfer Co,
in the city of Canton. ohio, will be sold
at public auction, to the highest bidder,
at 900
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1905
at the warehouse, corner Third and
Cherry streets, unless same shall be
called for and charges paid B. Martin,
Mutual Mfg. Co., Mutual Mfg. Co., Mu-
tual Mfg. Co, c. Lucius, Arlington Paint
Co. A. simpson, American Perfume Co.,
Martin Lift and Son. American Special
ty Co., United Foundrv Co., r. L. Shert-
ger, Mutual Mfg. Co., s. Coffin, Chas.
II. Lind.
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mer's father. which took place Sun
daN afternoon. Mr.. Sponseller has
been a merchant in our village for
30 years, during which time his fam.
lily has been growing, Ave of them
having gone to home building them
selves the latest being Mrs. Fred Cra-
mer, at home on Mckinley street,
this place.
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PROBATE COURT CALENDAR.

INODH u N1OUNI OAIlENDAH.
In will Of Henry Gibson, Lake town
ship, probated.
In estate of Regina Smith, sale of
real estate confirmed.
In estate OF Henry Gibson. Lake
township, George G. Gibson appointed
executor.
In will Of Walter H. Taylor, Lex
ington township. filed for probate.
In guardianship OF Harry Wells
bacher ct al, first account filed.
In guardianship of Julius Miller
and Catherine Miller, final account hIed.
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CASE APPEALED.

The suit brought against Leo Abt
and a dozen other merchants in this
city, by Deputy State Game Warden
Wine, has been appealed from Justice
Barrick's court to the common pleas
court. The defendant and other deal
ers are accused of selling and having
in their possession the plummage of
the white heron, non-game bird.
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DEATHS AND FUN ERALS
MRS. ELMA EVERETT.

tuberculosis caused the death of
Mrs. Elma McClain Everett at her
home in the Twin Flats, West South
street, Tuesday morning. The de-
ceased Is the wife of ]. A. Everett,
secretary and superintendent of the
D. l.. Holwick Lumber company, and
has only been a resident of this city
for the past few months, having re-
moved here from Pittsburg. The ar
rangements for the funeral will be
announced later,
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VERDICT FOR PLAINTIFF.

The case of Julius Dannemiller VS..
A. R. Lauffer was heard in court
room No. l yesterday afternoon be-
fore Judge Harter and the jury. A
verdict OF $213.94 in favor of the plain
tiff was returned by the jury after
being out a short time. The suit was
brought by the plaintiff to recover
the sum of 5000 with interest on a
promissory note.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Harvey B. Whitacre, 60, laborer, to
Anna M. Curry, 86, Minerva.
William H. Davis, 26, laborer, to
Mayme Eva Dretke, 23, Navarro.
Frederick T. Mackay, %, account
ant American Bridge company, to
Anna A. Bachrens, %, Canton.
George C. CLOSER, 40, to Rosa Dick
erhof, 40, Canton.