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The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1909-09-24
Austin-Joiner.

Late last Wednesday afternoon
r. X. Austin and Mrs. May Joiner
were joined together in the hap
by bonds Of matrimony in Judge
Henson's office. Both Of the
young people came from Plain
view. which is their home, only a
short time before their marriage.
Only few people from around
the court house witnessed the
ceremony performed by Judge
Henson and although the groom
was a wee bit nervous, the couple
were soon made man and wife
after which they went away to
remain in our town for a few
days at the hotel.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1909-09-24
BUSINESS MEMS DAY.
Practical Business Man Will Occupy Pulpit at
Christian Church Next Sunday Morning.

The friends ofthe Texas Christ
ian University which is located
at Waco, are inaugurating novel
and at the same time what seems
to be the most sensible move
ment in the interest of Christian
education. On next Sunday
morning, throughout the entire
state of Texas, the pulpitS Of
Christian churches will be Oc-
cupied by Christian business
men who will speak to the people
on the subject, Viewed from the
Standpoint of a Business Man,
What Great Christian Univer
sity in Texas May Mean to the
Disciples in the Southwest. "
Not only the particular friends
of the Texas Christian University
will be interested in their effort.
but every true friend to Christ
ian education. While this move
ment is launched in the special
interest of one institution, it will
mean much to all efforts of a
similar character.
Our city has been particularly
favored in the arrangement.
Judge l.. Cough of Hereford, will
be the speaker at the Central
Christian Church. He is a prOmi-
nent business man in his home
city, is an active worker in re
ligious work, and an ardent
friend to more general Christian
enterprises.
The purpose of this statewide
effort is to arouse interest in be
half of great work. When bust
ness men deem a movement of
sufficient importance for them to
leave their homes to speak to the
people in its interest, others will
sit up and take notice, Judge
Cough will bring a great mes
sage to our people, and all are
cordially invited to hear him at
II a. IN. next Sunday.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1909-09-24

Mr.. and Mrs. c. R. BuIrow
and little daughter, Dorothy, re-
turned Tuesday from a five weeks
tour of the West, including the
exposition at Seattle, Vancouver,
B. c., aud the Pacific coast.
Charley has some heavy stories
to tell about what he saw and he
tells them interestingly too but
he always winds up by saying
that he is glad to get back to
good old Canyon City"
Jack Brock, the tailor. South
side of square.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1909-09-24

w. S. Keiser and family from
Groton, South Dakota. arrived
in the city last Sunday, Mr..
Keiser is a member of the keiser
Bros. and Phillips, Real Estate
company, and will move here in
the near future. He has bought
the Sterling Coffee place in the
western portion of town and will
make that his home.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1909-09-24

A. H. Thompson left last Mon
day for San Antonio and prob
ably Galveston, where he will lay
in a new supply of drugs and
holiday goods. One or two mem
bers of his family went with him
and they will be gone for week
or so. H. O. Park of Hereford
will fill the vacancy behind the
prescription county during the
absence of Mr.. Thompson.
On Sunday afternoon, Septem-
Der Goth. Rev. O. Hoemann, min
lister of the German Luthrian
church, will hold services at the
Christian church. Rev. HOemann
will till the ministry during the
absence of Rev. Lehman, who
has gone north for several weeks.
Miss Wyette and Mr.. Todd
were two of the delegates to the
Sunday School Convention from
Canadian. Miss Wyette stayed
at the home of j. Il. Holland
while Mr.. Todd stayed at the
home of +. W. Myers.
Rector Lester, son Of l.. 7.
Lester, left for New Haven, Con-
necticutt, where he will be a
student in the Yale University.
His sister, Miss Blanche, will
leave sometime next week to at
tend school in Washington, D. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Fasnacht,
who have been residing in this
city for about six months, left
last Saturday for Lubbock where
Mr.. Fasnacht will be connected
with furniture and undertaking
establishment.
Walter Lair moved Thursday
to his fathers farm out two miles
south of town, where he will
superintend the work on the farm
as well as holding his old position
with the Canyon Supply Com
pany.
Sid Stephenson spent last Sun
day at Memphis where it is said
that he went to visit friends. .
Roy Shotwell of Canyon spent
several days in the city this
week. Lubbock Avalanche.
Lon Holt of Plainview is visit
inc Chas. Huffines this week.
Phone Brock to clean your
clothes. He will get them and
return them.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-04-01
EAST eREENvILLE.

East Greenville, March 30.-The SPELL
Ing contest held at Beach Grove School
hall on Tuesday evening, between pupils
of the school and those of the district,
resulted in favor of the pupils of the
school.
The social held by Loyalty Council No.
80, Daughters of America, in Buckeye
hall on Wednesday evening, was a de-
cided success, netting nearly $500.
Thomas Collier has moved his family
and household goods from west of town
10 the Imooden property.
Lookout Council No. 4s, Jr. o. u. A.
NJ, met in Buckeye hall on Thursday
evening and initiated one candidate. The
following question for debate was ar
ranged for Thursday evening, April 1st:
Resolved, That war has caused more
misery than intemperance." Affirm, A
f. Brenner and Melvin Books; deny,
James Cartwright and Elden Eckroad,
Edgar Collier and William Bohel, Sr.,
moved 10 Akron on Thursday.
Rev. M. ]. Keyes. of Wooster, occupied
the pulpit Of the M. Z. church on SUN
day evening delivering a very able and
interesting sermon.
II. c. Graybill and wiie, OF Msssillon,
were Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles GTaybill.
Rossnna Ickes. OF Massillon, was
Sunday guest Of her son, Frank Ickes,
and family.
Paul Fry moved his family from Orr
Vile to the Thomas Collier property,
which be purchased a few days ago.
BeatIice jenkins went 70 Akron on
Monday TO secure employment in the
Diamond Rubber wcrks
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GREENToWN.

Greentown, O., March 3.-Mr. and Mrs
John Tritt spent Saturday hefe.
Miss Maud Miller visited a few days
with her aunt, Mrs. Frank Madelem
near Cairo, last week.
Misses Bessie and Flossie Brouse call
ed or John Miller and family, Friday.
land, spent Saturday with Mr.. and Mrs
VIII Wise.
Mrs. Theobold, of Canton, called on
Mrs. Lewis Raber. Thursday.
Miss Maud Acker, of Akron, spent over
Sunday with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Acker.
George A. Ringer, of Louisville, was
here Monday on business.
Mrs. Alvin White and daughter of
Hartville, were guests of Alfred Cash
ner and family, Tuesday.
Mrs. Eber Knop, of Cairo, called on old
acquaintances, Tuesday.
Sherman Cashner spent Sunday with
his brother, Alfred, and family.
John Baum, of New Baltimore, spent
Sunday here.
Edison Shoemaker, and family spent
Saturday with friends in Canton.
Mrs. Sherman Bauser and Mrs. VIII
Baugh spent Tuesday with Mrs. Wise
in Myersville.
Miss Eva Miller is visiting a few days
with her sister in Akron.
Ralph Smith, of Cleveland, spent Fri
day with his mother, Mrs. Julia Smith.
Mrs. Moore, of Canton, spent Saturday
with Mrs. BoTst
Mrs. Lee Wise and Miss Weary called
on Mrs. w. e. Cashner.
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oberlin; Reese VS.. Kyle; Augustine
VS.. Keyser.
Wednesday--Kiddey vs. Hartung;
Price VS.. Drop Forging g Mfg, CO..
Wehe VS., Roush ct al; Davis Rec vs.,
Tice; Liquid Carbonic Co. VS.. Thom-
as; Reemsnyder VS.. McAllister; Fill
ters Co.'s Rec. vs.. Tremayne.
Thursday-Koons vs.. Stark Elec.
Rd. Co.; Akin VS.. W. & l.. b. r. r.
Co.; Reemsnyder VS.. Dewalt; Albu vs..
w. & L. e. r. r. Co.: Wefler ct all;
vs.. Haring-Wllson Coal Co.; Caruth-
ers-Ferry Co. VS.. Tragresser; Hep
ner VS.. Hepner's Ex'r.
Friday--Mottes vs. Gusula; Quinn
Admr vs.. Penna. Co.. Rudner VS.. N.
o. T. G. l.. Co.; Williams VS.. Unkefer;
Krasue VS. ~ A. Nut. Ins. Co.; Wort
man VS.. Canton Electric Co.; Lovett
VS.. Myers; Hively VS.. Stark Elec. Rd
Co.
Judge Ambler-Monday-I VS.
Igoe Sweitzer VS.. Sweitzer; Smith VS.
Ambrose ct al; Keenhn VS.. Keehn;
Martin VS.. Martin.
Tuesday-In re Kirk Medicine Co.;
Beeson VS.. Beeson; Bergold VS.. 0ber-
| lin, Aud; Hoffman VS.. Hoffmens
Brown VS.. Brown ct al; Hammer VS.
| stern. Guard.
Wednesday-We VS.. Wend-
ling; Barleyoung VS.. Barleyoung;
Eby VS.. Eby Drug company;
Tansch VS.. Casteel ct al; Reck
vs. Reck: Oyster VS.. Oyster; Mander-
| baugh VS.. Manderbaugh.
Thursday-Roach VS.. Collins ct al. /;
Curry VS.. Curry; Leidtke VS.. Leidtke;
McGill vs.. McGill; Altman VS.. Acme
Brick Co.; Lautzenheiser VS.. Lautz-
enheiser; Smith VS.. Smith.
Friday-Ferguson VS.. Ferguson;
Way VS.. Way ct al; Wales VS.. Wales;
Mickle VS.. Shook; DePrend VS.. De-
Prend; Ernst VS.. Ernst; Kyck VS..
Kyck.
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,r Coda, are visiting friends in In

ter Coda, are visiting friends in In
diana.
H. H. sponseller was Canton caller
Saturday.
Mrs. Homer Bowman and children
moved to Louisville, Monday.
Miss Ella Lautzenheiser has returned
home.
Charles Unkefer of Robertsville, was
through this vicinity, Tuesday, looking
after the interests of the Robertsville
Creamery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Harsh and son,
Ed, Mrs. Sadie Myers, and Mr.. and Mrs.
william Harsh and son Harvey, were
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry spon-
seller Sunday.
A number from here attended the
funeral of William Unkefer, which was
held at Liberty, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Foltz, of Maple
ton, and Mr.. and Mrs. E. e. Hayman
and family spent Sunday at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Homer FoltZ.
Miss Esther Znninger and sister, OF
Canton, spent Sunday with friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Z. Stler and son Paul,
visited with friends in Canton, Sunday,
The funeral of S. Shepherd was held
at Robertsville, Monday, and interment
was made in the Bethlehem cemetery
near Malvern.
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6RooKFIELD.

Brookheld, March SO.-Mrs. Lillian Hy-
men and little daughter, of Massillon
visited friends here, Sunday.
Mrs. Grace Urban and son Clarence
of Cleveland, were guests of the for
mer's sister, Mrs. Martha Fothergill
from Friday until Sunday.
Clarence Blantz, student at Wooster
university, is spending the Easter va
cation with his parents, Mr. and Mrs
John Blantz.
Frank Brier, of New Philadelphia, was
the guest of his mother, Mrs. Mary
Brier, Saturday.
Miss Bertha Blantz spent Sunday with
friends at Norwalk.
Miss Hattie Landon and Mrs. Nellie
Haverstack, of Massillon, were guests
at the residence of Henry Friend, Sun
day.
Mrs. George Huwig is sick,
Mrs. Elizabeth Witt Of Masslllon, was
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Kelley,
Sunday.
Miss Isabel Mang has returned to her
home here after a two-weeks' visit with
friends at Canton.
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NEW BERLIN.

New Berlin, March 3O.-Mrs. G. C..
Price 1s home after several weeks spent
In Philadelphia, Pa.
Mr. land Mrs. Anson Young and chill
dren, and Miss Edith Reemsnyder left
last week for Oklahoma. Mr.. and Mrs.
You're had visited here for several
weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Lesh left for Port
land, Oregon, where they will make
their future home.
L-yMiss Hatfield, of Charlestown; Miss
Folks, of Hiram; Mrs. Bodle and Mr..
Brown, of Massillon, were guests at tine
home of Mr. and Mrs r. B. Chapman.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. a. Sinclair have moved
to East Sparta, their former home
There will be a hard-time social held
by the Bndeavor Society in the Christian
church basement, Thursday evening. A
general invitation is issued to enjoy the
good time. Lunch will be served.
Mrs. H. c. Hutchins, of Wooster, is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. DR..
w. c. Steele.
A fine program was rendered at the
Christian Sunday school during the
morning service last Sunday. Two
hundred and thirty were present for
school session of Adult Bible Glass day.
"Hoover's Men," 43; Evans Women"
20; Browns Women" 20. Other adult
classes, b6. TIE others made up the In
termediates Junior and Primary.
Much moving will be done in our viii
lage and community this week
The Ladies' Literary club met at the
home of Mrs. NJ. Young, in their regu-
lar meeting, and the. final program of
studies on Japan, THE Cause of the
Russo-Japanese War" was the subject
of the paper by Miss Emma ]. Holl.
''Woman's Part In the War" was given
by Mrs. j. Hissner. Admiral Toga"
was the topic of biographical sketch
read by Mrs. Albee. "On Our Way
Home From Japan" was outlined by
Miss Pearl Coleman. A very interesting
letter to the club from Mrs. Herbert w.
Hoover, now in the south, was read
by Miss Frances Richards. A social
time followed and luncheon was serveS
by the hostess. Guests of the evening
were Mrs. Henry Snyder, Mrs. F. Har-
mon, Mrs. Hutchins, of Wooster, o., and
Miss Esta Roush.
Zion Lutheran church-Lenten services
Thursday evening, subject, "Christ's
Preaching to the Lamenting Women, of
Future Calamity" Sunday school at 100
o'clock, Andrew Harter, superintendent.
At this time the annual election of Of
ficers and teachers will take place.
Preaching at 9:O0 o'clock by the pastor,
Rev. Wolfe. Also Lenten services on
Holy Thursday in the evening Corr
fessional services on Good Friday; com,
munion ON Easter morning. All welcome
to these services.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-04-01

Hames, OF Philadelphia, Pa, who have
bean spending several days with the for
mefs parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John II.
Suhmers, have returned to Philadelphia.
Philip Wooif made trip to Salem,
Saturday.
lester Pieren ana Lloyd Albright were
Rochester callers, Saturday.
Georgc Simmons is preparing to build
q Iew house this spring.
Miss Bertha zepernick spent Saturday
and Sunday with her parents Mr. and
Mrf. Laura Zepernick, of near Alexan-
derl
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Leatherbery and
daughter Hilda, of East Rochester,
called on Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Klein, Sat
urdhy.
Cfrwin vanpelt and niece were through
oun village, Saturday.
Ms. Miloe McNely fell and injured hef
back. She is confined to her bed.
AIbert Anon was at Stringtown, Sat
urdly.
MI and Mrs. Harvey Glass and chill
drek spent Saturday and Sunday with
the formers sister, Mrs. Elmer King.
! P4iip Woolf and Alfred Brenner call
ed on James Crist Sunday.
Curtis Kibler spent Sunday with his
| parknts, Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman Kbi-,-l'.
Jqhn Brant spent Sunday with Peter
Hsien
Mis-. Peter Halen and lady friend
! spent Saturday with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John Brant
Arthur and Curtis Kibler were here,
| Sunday.
vdrn syme was at East Rochester,
| Sunday.
| Harry Huff, of East Rochester, called
on Jefferson Milbourn, Sunday
Miss Effle Glass spent Sunday with
her sister, Mrs. Kittie King.
Charles Helm and family spent Sunday
with his father, John B. Helm.
Mr. and Mrs Arthur Kimes, of AL
liande, spent Sunday with Mrs. Kimes
father, Charles Guthrie.
Mrs. John Reed spent Sunday with
Mrs. Emma Davis.
Marion Glass entertained few of his
conn hnions in the City hall, Sunday.
The afternoon was spent in music
MIRA Stanley Reed and children spent
Sundty with Mrs. Daniel Crist.
M y. Wheelock spent Sunday with II.
Klein
Alet Risen and Mr.. and Mrs. Am
stutz called on relatives and friends
near North Georgetown, Friday and
Saturday.
Vant Syme and Harvey Kelley, of near
East Rochester were here. Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Ruff spent Sun
day With Mr. and Mrs. Jefferson Mil
bourH
Helm, the little daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Speakman, has been quite
i'll the past week.
William Miller and son Glen, of near
Bayatd, called on Chauncey Towns,
Sundiy.
MRS. Eliza Williston, of Alexander,
SPENT Sunday with her daughter, Mrs.
Cora JHahn.
BerEace, the young daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. John II. Summers, is sick.
William Mccoy and John Gusick of
Moultrie, called on Mr.. Emmett Pieren,
SatuTh hay.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-04-01
NEW cHAMHERsauRa.

New Chambersburg, March 30. - Miss
Erma Pieren returned home, Friday, to
spend a few days with her parents.
Mrs. Milton and Mrs. Frank BehheI
made a trip TO Alexander, Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Philips called al
j. A. Reeds, Friday.
Miss Marie Philips has gone to Mag
nolia to visit a few days.
Mrs. Bert Glass is spending 9 few
weeks with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Jacob Yeagley, OF near North George
town.
Joseph Martin and son Grover, made
trip 10 East Rochester, Friday.
DR.. o. E. Bell, OF Parlett, called al
Jefferson Milbourn's, Tuesday evening.
Mrs Monroe Mangus and son Guy,
visited with Mrs. Frank Heestand, oi
Moultrie, Wednesday.
Joseph Martin made a trip tC Minerva.
Saturday.
The little child Of MarloS Stump IL
much improved.
Benjamin Saith II sick.
Miss Mabel Summers and friend, Mr..
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-04-01
SOUTH RANDOLPH.

South Randolph, March 3o-Mr. and
Mrs. G. F. Dulabahn were the guests Of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel BTum-
baugh, Sunday.
j. Krider made business trip to Can
ton, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Evans. of Penn
sylvania, have arrived at the home OF
Samuel Brumbaugh, where they expect
to be employed for this season.
II. z. Bridentall made a business trip
to Akron, Friday
clifford Bissler, Of Brimfield, was call
ing on friends here, Friday and satur-
day.
Henry Pontius. OF East Akron. moved
to the Charles sliker place, north OF
Hartville, Friday.
Milton Pontius, who has been sick
for the last few weeks, is improving.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-04-01
MARRIAGE LICENSES,

Mike FOdor, "a, laborer, to Anna
Cucak, 10, Alliance.
Walter G. Arnold, 29, bridge-worker
to Lille e. Christian, &c, Canton.
Johu s. Ford, AZ, groceryman, to
Emma E. A. Ford, AZ, Canton.
Frank l.. Brinker, % farmer, to FL
ma G. Oberlin, %, Massillon.
Wendell Essig, "a, sawyer, to Maude
c. Lutz, 10, jackson township.
Charles M. Stelleny, stenogTapher,
70 Blanche L. Wolbach, Canton.
Edward J. Wash, Jr, 81, craftsman
TO Dessa s. Renner, 20, Canton.
James M. Adams, So, farmer, to
Fannie Snyder, 43, Massillon.
John ]. Hattery, street car man, to
Bertha Schaefer, II, Massillon.
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Court House
Transactions
NEW CASES.

NEW CASES.
19670-Perry H. Young ct al. VS.. the
City of Massillon ct al. D. F. Rein
oehl, attorney.
19671-Lulu Traxler VS.. Charles d.
Gardner. D. L. James, attorney.
19674-Willlam Wise VS.. Blanch
Campfield. Homer E. Black, attorney,
19675-William NJ. Gloss and Mary
A. Gloss VS.. John A. Burris. ]. A
Burris, attorney.
19672-Lily Boyer VS.. Jesse H. Boy
or. A. U. Bordner, attorney.
19673-John Little VS.. Augusta Lit
tie. A. U. Bordner, attorney.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-04-01
Bids Rejected,

New York, March 25.-Expressing
opinion that the big coal men OF the
country had formed ring to hold up
the United States, which owns the
Panama railroad, directors of latter
today rejected 27 bids for contract tc
supply 100000 tons Of coal.
Adopt English Fashion.
New Haven, March 25.-Yale rowing
crow has decided to enter the inter
collegiate events this year seated Ia q
she'll rigged up in English fashion
viii be In zig-zag instead of a straight
line. Yale in the first American col
lese to try The plan.
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PARIS.

Paris, March s0.-Miss Ethel Booth, Of
Canton. is spending a week with her
mother, Mrs Addie Booth.
Mr.. and Mrs. clinton coffei and fam
ilyI Of Canton, visited his parents. Mr.
and Mrs. jacob Coffel, Sunday.
Born 20 Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Unkefer,
daughter.
Mrs. william Liyelsberger and daugh-
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TaxatIon Measures Passed.

Harrisburg. March 25.-The house
today passed a bill taxing capital
stock and gross receipts of artificial
gas companies. Also passed n bill
making realty Of public utility corDo-
rations subject to local taxation. Rail-
road trespassing bill killed Contag.
ious disease bill enacted into a law.
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PROBATE COURT CALENDAR.

In estate of James l.. Rieder, Lex
ington township, Ida Rieder appoint
ed administrators.
In estate of Magdalena Keener, Nim-
ishillen township Lena Vinez appoint
ed Administrative.
In estate of Lucy Anna Hilton,
Washington township, John 8. Weav-
Or appointed administrator.
In estate OF Charles A Bertolette
Washington township, ]. s. Bertolette
appointed administrator.
In estate Of Jacob s. Smith, Canton
inventory and appraisenlent filed.
In estate of Christian Aldinger, in
ventoTy filed.
In will of Elizabeth Altman, Perry
township, filed for probate.
In estate Of Frank Phillips, order
Of private sale issued.
In estate Of Lucy A. Kryder, sale
bill fled.
In guardianship of Howard Miller
order of private sale issued.
In estate of Emily Well, distribu-
i've account filed.
In estate of Mary A. Krentzman
sale bill fled
In guardianship of Crysanthe Zet.
tier, distributive account filed.
In estate Of Caleb Johnson, final ac
count filed.
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THE Telephone-Tingang Helo!" want to know Jimmy
Dei1Tck
feelings will Jimmy, call him.
outlining O policy"
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ANsWERs AND REPL1Es.

1Ss51-George Poorman eI al. VS.
Martha l.. Poorman ct 81. M. e
Auneet, attorney.
19470-John b. Rinehart vs. Sumner
Blackburn ct al. Welty and Albaugh
attorneys.
1s7s9-Charles L. Rockhill vs.. Laura
.. Rockhill. William M. Roach, at
torney.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Peter #. Rost to Clarence Weiner,
part outlot Al. Massillon, $3.50.
Daniel and Emma Neiderheiser TO
Izy Toronski, lot 12075, Canton, $3.50
John B. and Ella M. Crowl to Me-
iissa A. Charlton, lot S519 and part lot
1920, Alliance, S4500.
Frank Shimp ct al to Theodore and
Bessie Hitler. lot S917, Canton, 5000.
Anna p. and Thomas w. Clark to
Eli Cronick, lot 1855. Alliance, $4,000.
William F. Cook aid Jacob l. Piper,
% Nora Ginther. lots 1885 and 1888,
Canton. S270.
Sarah Ann and Edward Thacknell
20 Wilhelmina 0oontz, bot 1147, Mas
aillon, $1,000.
John Lenhart to Clifton D. Burns,
lot $3.50, Canton. ~.
Margaret and Amandus M. Treich to
Michael and Emma Miller, soutE half
Of southeast Quarter section Z, jack
son toWnship, 42500.
John v. Sanford TO Eta G. Sanford,
lots 2e20-1. Canton. 81.
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