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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-02-04
YOUNGSTOWN SUSPECTS
WERE RELEASED

Edward Clancy and Scott 0'Donnell
were the names given by the two men
who were arrested and held in Youngs-
town for the Canton police department,
1t being the belief of the Canton Of
ficers that they had been implicated
in robberies committed in this city
with Fred Hodgins, who is now in
the county jail for burglarizing the
r. 70. Beard meat market. These men
were brought back from Youngstown by
Detective Bour Tuesday afternoon
and arrangements were made at once
to establish their identity Hodgins
was brought over from the county
jail and the two men were stood be-
fore him. Hodgins said Immediately
that they were not the men known as
CLANCY" and "Sully" and shortly af-
terwards both were dismissed. Chief
of Police Smith provided both of them
with good warm meal and gave them
tickets to Youngstown, they leaving
over the Stark Electric lines for AL
lance. Edward Clancy said that he
had never been in Canton before in
his life, but O'Donnell admitted that
he was here before and had been ar
rested on charge of intoxication.
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WEST BROOKFIELD.

West Brookfeld, Feb. 1-Mr. AMI
Mrs Richard Morrison are guests Of
relatives at Wooster.
Henry Friend and Mrs. Ida Brain
were guests Sunday, of Mrs. Mary
Friend, of Canton.
Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell Engler Of
Akron spent Sunday with the formers
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Matthias Engler.
Miss Mamie Kiplinger and Miss
Olivia Bessler, who are employed at
the Akron Rubber Works were guests
of friends here, Sunday.
NJ. and Mrs. Jacob Brant, were Mas
sillon visitors Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs: ]. o. Friend, of Mas
sillon visited relatives at Brookfeld,
Sunday.
Frederick Long of Urichsville was
guest at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Peter Wolfe, Sunday
Harmon Schlosser is attending the
Miners Convention at Indianapolis,
Ind.
The Misses Clara and Lena Sibil,.
of MassillOn we're guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Craft, Sunday.
Clarence H. Blantz, a student at
Wooster University, was the guest
Saturday and Sunday of his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. John Blantz.
Frank Walter and Ross Bernard,
and Miss Mamie Rohrback of Cleve-
land were guests Sunday of the Rev.
Father Weckel, pastor of st. Bar
bara's church
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sHER|FFS IN CHARGE
OF NATURAL Gas CO.

Wooster, Feb. 2-The affairs of the
Mohican Oil and Gas Co., are in the
hands of sheriffs In Wayne, Licking,
Holmes, Summit, Knox and Medina
counties. While this is true con-
sumers Of gas should not be alarmed
because of this condition as there is
no danger that the supply of gas
will be shut off at any point, at least
such was the. assurance given Abe
Saybolt manager for the company
at Wooster when notified of the at
tachments by the general manager
at Akron early Monday morning.
The order of attachment, which
was received Sunday by Sheriff VIII
liam Caskey, was issued by the
Common Pleas Court of Medina
county on Saturday. The claims on
which the order was issued are due
the Lamberton National bank of Oil
City, Pa, and aggregate nearly
100000. Sheriff Caskey on Monday
morning took charge of the business
in Wooster and the county. The at
tachment of course, covers all the
property of the Mohican Oil and
Gas Co., in Wayne county of any
sort whatsoever.
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EAST GREENVILLE.

East Greenville, Feb. 2-Dr. ]. F.
Pumphrey, of Massillon, and Dr.
Frank Kunz, of our village, perform.
ed an operation on the five year old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. TaIlesin Ed,
wards on Wednesday. The opera,
tion was successful and the child is
getting along nicely.
Jacob Dettweiler, who had a very
severe attack of pneumonia and
pleurisy is a little better at this
writing.
Lookout council, No. 4S, Jr. o. U.
A. M, visited Lincoln Council, No,
16 at Massillon on Tuesday evening
The funeral of the late Hugh Nc.
Inness, of Stanwood, was held on
Thursday. Interment near North
Lawrence.
Loyalty council, No. 80, Daughters
of America, met in Buckeye hall on
Friday evening and introduced some
candidates to the mysteries of their
order.
Shaika Tribe, No. 62, Improved
Order of Red Men held their annual
banquet in Buckeye hall on Satur.
day evening. A very fine program
was rendered and enjoyed by all
present.
Miss Lizzie McGarty, of Akron
was a Sunday guest of her parents
Mr. and Mrs. Edward McCarty.
John NJ. Strohm, living south OF
town. sold his farm of 460 acres to
John Sword on Tuesday. Mr.. Strohm
expects to quit farming.
W. p. Walter and family. of Mas
sillon, were here on Sunday the
guests of Frank Baer and family.
Mrs. Frank Baer and son, Clar.
ence, went to Sippo on Monday to
be the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Christ
Ruch for few days.
Miss Rosa Yost, who Is working
in Akron, was a Sunday guest of heI
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Yost
Nick Speaker Jr., and John Mertes
who are employed at Bergholz, were
here Sunday visiting relatives and
| friends.
The fifth Teachers Institute OF
Tuscarawas township win be held in
the Pigeon Run school hall on Fri
day afternoon and evening, Feb. 5th
Jesse r. Snavely, Prin.
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Pastor Orders Hats Off,

Ada, o., Feb. AIDA women are
proud of their hats and when requested
to remove them during services at the
First Presbyterian church manifested
great reluctancy. The pastor, Rev.
Orlando B. Pershing, announced that
he would not preach until the hats
were removed, and after delivering his
ultimatum sat down and waited until
his request had been complied with.
For several weeks the pastors Of
Ada churches have been seeking a So
luton of the hat problem and Rev.
Mr.. Pershing's action followed a
steadfast refusal to accede to his re-
quest on the part of the women of
his congregation.
At the evening service large num-
ber of the fair churchgoers attended
services bare headed and there were
no requests from the pulpit.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-02-04
NEWS OF THIS VICINITY.

urday and Sunday with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Sanor.
Mrs. Emma Davis is improving
slowly.
Grover Martin is spending few
days with his sister and brother in
Cleveland.
Mr. and Mrs. Orva Glass and child
of Alliance are the guests of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Glass, Jr.
The Knox and West Township In
surance Co., met at the home of Ell
mer Kings, Saturday.
Mrs. Daniel Ruff and Mrs. Albert
Ruff called on their sister, Mrs. Mary
Mtlbourn, Saturday.
Stanley Reed and family called on
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John A..
Reed, Sunday.
John B. Helm and Emmett Pieren
made a trip to Moultrie Monday morn
ing
Daniel Burger returned home from
Cleveland Monday after spending a
few days with his daughter, Zoe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Glass called en-
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob
Yeagley
Glen Miller is confined to the house
with chickenpox.
George Reamer of Alexander was
here Monday.
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CAIRO.

Cairo, Feb. 2-Elmer Markley and
wife who have been on the sick list
are able to be about again.
Gilbert Hisbhman is very poorly
with lung trouble.
B. L. Fry and James Youtz are
making the lateral of the Timber
ditch at Marchand.
Lewis Wearstler will move to Mid
dlebraneh. He has rented his farm %
Mr.. Weaver.
]. M. Grove has remodeled his barn.
He will move on the farm recently
bought Of the Gotshal heirs.
A. r. Eversole has been summoned
to Cleveland as United States petit
jury court
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a continuation Of studies of Japan
good attendance, The program was
A paper on "The Imperial Family Of
Japan" was read by Mrs. II. G. Price
Women Of Japan" was the topic Of
Mrs. d. Steele; "The Life of a Jap
anese Girl" was described by Mrs
f. M. Evans; Zone Day with Jap
anese Boy" paper by Miss Mildred
Schiltz; Tea Houses Of Japan" de
scription read by Mrs. Il. G. Schick;
Roger Kelly entertained with a reci
tation. Roll call was answered as tc
my Labor Saving Device"
Mrs. w. f. Harsh, of Chicago, Ill.
was calling on old friends here last
week.
Miss Ona Lozier has been visiting
in Cuyahoga Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vogt and children
were Sunday guests of Akron friends
Mrs. Becher and Miss Maggie
Clouser have been visiting at East
Sparta.
Mrs. ]. R. Brown is confined to her
bed.
Mrs. L. J. Schrantz and Mrs. Lee
Roush went to Cleveland Saturday
to visit friends.
The monthly meeting of the Plain
township trustees was held in their
Office here Saturday.
The township board of education
met in regular session on Monday in
the interest of the township schools
Miss Melanie Syler, of Canton
visited Miss Richards Sunday.
Meetings are being held each even.
ing this week in the Reformed church
prior to communion service next
Sunday. The last for the present
building.
Lincoln memorial services are an.
nounced for next Sunday evening in
the Christian church under the aus
pices of the G. A. r. Special instru.
mental and vocal music. Address by
Rev. Chapman.
The next number in the Sunshine
lecture course will be given Friday
the 18th. Lecture by DR.. ]. B. Wat.
son.
County Sunday school convention
meets Feb. 10 and 20 in New Berlin
Christian church. DR.. Joseph Clark,
of Columbus, o., will make three ad-
dresses. Other speakers are Jay
Cogan, Supt. Morris, Mrs. Meredith,
ReYs. Buxton and Bigger.
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McDoNALDsvILLE.

McDonaldsyille, Feb. 2-Wm. Sp.nd-
Ter made a business trip to Canton,
Thursday.
Rudys school Will give an enter
tainment on Feb. 10.
The Misses Minnie Sorrick and
Amanda Foltz and Mrs. Chas. G.
Heisa were at the home of Mrs. Al
bert Metz on Thursday.
Mrs. 8. L. Moose and daughter,
Drewey spent few days last week
in Canton.
Henry Heisa was in town on bust
ness, Saturday.
A. ID. Lauby and wife and Miss
Amanda Foltz attended the Lecture at
Greensburg, Thursday evening.
The trustees of Jackson township
met Saturday at the town hall. ThG
following qualified as road superinten-
dents: No. J.. Ruben Bear; No. 2. Chas,
G. Heisa: No. 8, John Sharino; No. 4,
Mr.. Kaufman.
o. W. Smith of Tallmadge was here
last week
B. F. Koons and wife spent a few
days In Barberton with their son,
Riley.
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PARIS.

Paris, Feb. 2-The Paris township
Teachers Institute will be held in the
Paris sChoolhoUse Friday evening.
The first institute for the year was
held at the StOnepile last Monday
evening and was very interesting.
Miss Ethel Booth of Canton return
ed home after spending several days
with her mother, Mrs. Addie Booth.
We wish to correst an error in last
weeks issue. The lecture THE Open
Switch" will be given by Mrs. George
Wilson in the NJ. E. church, Saturday
evening, Feb. 6, instead OF Monday
evening Feb..S
MIR. and Mrs. Marion MOng and FAM
lily spent Sunday at the home of V.
w. Sheatsley.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. Powell and chill
dTen, Mr.. and Mrs. II. Z. Stier and
son Paul Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Shively,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Matz and James
Shearer and wife came to the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. B. NJ. Stier, Friday
evening and gave Mrs. Sder a pleas
ant surprise reminding her Of her
birthday, they also brought with them
a supply of oysters and assisted Mrs.
Stier in preparing supper. A pleasant
evening was enjoyed
The literary held Saturday evening
was fairly we'll attended considering
the inClement weather.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Powell and child
Ten and DR.. and Mrs. Myers partook
of a turkey dinner at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Sefert, Sunday.
Miss Lula Mercer spent Friday at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Helm.
Saturday.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-02-04
HUNTING DRIVER
WHO SOLD WAGON

Have you darned black niger
locked up here" said William Otey.
another colored man, when he entered
the police station Tuesday night. otey
said that he resided at 408 Odd Row,
and that he was in search of William
Christian, also colored, who had been
working for him. Christian was hired
to drive wagon for Otey and started
out as usual Tuesday morning. Dur
ing the AFTERNOON the horse came home
alone, having his harness still on his
back. When Otey made some inquir-
les. about his driver he learned that
Christian had traded his good wagon
off for poor one and that he had re-
ceived $12 in the bargain. Otey is now
hunting the man and the wagon.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-02-04
RHODES.

Rhodes, Feb. q About rs people at
tended the dime social held by the
Ladies' Aid society of Myers church,
at the home of Arnold Cheyney last
Thursday evening. The evening was
ments. A neat sum was netted and
all report a very pleasant evening
The society viii meet at the Patch
again next week.
Mrs Lucy Kohnle, of Warren is
visiting relatives in this vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Smith and
daughter Florence, and Master Harold
Hollinger, of Na7arre were the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs, J. j. Weller, Sunday.
William Shilling of Massillon visited
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. p. Shil-
ling, Sunday.
Born-to MIR. and Mrs. Peter Hoff-
man, a daughter.
Becoming excited in caring for a
grandchild who had fallen from chair
Saturday, suffering several bruises,
Mrs. John Thomas, an aged lady of
this place became suddenly seized
with palpitation of the heart, placing
her in very serious condition. She
is reported improving at this writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rink spent Sat-
urday and Sunday in Massillon.
A handkerchief shower was given
Mrs. Celia Northrup by many of her
friends last week.
Word was received this week from
Charles Kaufman, who left this place
last September for South Carolina to
hDt hn ic 81 n q
nicely.
Daniel McFarren and family u'e
preparing to move to the Clair farm
near Canton.
Literary exercises at the Sixteen
school Friday evening were very well
attended The senior debate, Resolved,
'"That the Government of Great Brit
ain is Superior to That of the U. s."
was affirmed by L. B. Harris of
Greenville and c. l.. Snavely of Six
teen, and denied by DeForest Shilling
of Massillon and c. L. Baer of Stan
wood No meeting will be held until
Friday, Feb. 26, on account of the
Lincoln Day centennial to be held on
Feb. IL.
Preparations are now on foot for
the Lincolns Day Centennial to be
held at Sixteen, February 12. Sketches,
readings and drills are being prepared
An eminent speaker will deliver the
address. 1t is, as far as can be learned
the only affair of this kind to be held
in the township upon the hundredth
anniversary of the great martyrs
birth, and a lar5e turnout is expected.
The "Whirlwind JOhnnies" basket
ba11 taor,, yvara darnatad by tba MyprS
High team Friday 5y so to II score.
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HoSTETTER DISTRICT.

Hostetter District, Feb. 2-Mrs Johr
erVa, Saturday.
Rev. w. R. Ward of Minerva called
On number of parishioners here,
Thursday.
Miss Lillian Hawken spent Saturday
and Sunday with Charles Betz and
family.
william Orwick called on home
folks recently.
Frank Haynam attended church at
Bayard, last week during the pro-
traCted meetings.
Mrs. Quinn of Canton visited Thurs
day with her cousin, Mis-. Daniel Hay
nam.
Miss Mary Carson was Minerva
caller Saturday.
Little Mildred Ford has been very
sick the past week.
The little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Baughman who has been
very i'll with pneumonia is slowly re-
covering.
Mrs. Elmer Haynam is slowly con-
valesCing.
The Luther Christian Endeavor of
Minerva called at CarSons, Friday
evening, presenting a fine teachers
reference Bible and carnations to
Harvey Lang, and made an enjoyable
evening that will not be forgotten by
the recipient.
Andrew Sutton has been suffering
with rheumatism the last week.
James Elliott's eye which has troub-
led him considerably lately is much
better.
A number attended the Lutheran
revival services at Minerva the even
ings of last week.
Mrs. Mary Baughman and sister,
Mrs. Jerry Haynam, Of Myers, visited
the formers daughter, Mrs. Daniel
Haynam, recently.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-02-04
RANDOLPH.

Randolph, Fat 2-Miss Eva Ke' ,er
spent several days in Atwater witt
her sister, Mrs. G. p. Shuman.
Mrs. Cathrine Heintzleman of Akron
has spent the past two weeks with her
sister, Maggie King, caring for their
mother, Mrs. Marserel King.
John Knapp has purchased the
Henry Long farm, 11s miles west of
town to be occupied by his son, Will
liam, price $5,124.
Henry Miller is making arrange
ments for several improvements on
his new home, formerly known as the
Faulus place.
Miss Cathrine Maldinger who has
been sick for several weeks with
pneumonia had relapse last week
but is reported some better.
Born-to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gu
thier of Akron, daughter.
Miss Etha Reidinger and brother
Ivan of Alliance were the guests of
their parents Saturday and Sunday.
The McInnes Nelson entertainment
given at the townhall as the fourth
number of the Lecture Course was
largely attended lecture will be
given Feb. 15, as an extra number.
Henry Knapp of Akron was the
guest of his parents Sunday.
Harry Traus has purchased the
Lewis Kline home formerly known
as the Rhetic home, price i3,100.
Mrs. William Rothermel spent the
past week with friends in Akron.
Lewis Kline has purchased the
Moose farm now owned by John
Rothermel.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. M. Reidinger and
Mrs. John Keller spent Friday with
friends in Akron.
John Wise has purchased 80 acres
west of Jonny Cake Hollow from John
WOlven, $1,000.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-02-04
NEW CHAM5ERssURe.

New Chambersburg, Feb. 2-Thers
will be dance given at this place
Wednesday evening.
Jefferson Milbourn and Mrs. Mary
Klein are both ILL.,
Mrs. Frank Helm was in Minerva,
Friday.
David Somerville called on VIM.
Woolf, Thursday evening.
Mrs. Eliza Jane Blythe of New
Garden is the guest of her daughter,
Mrs. Anna Syme.
Want Syme was called to Salem
Saturday night on account of the i'll
mess of his sister, Mrs. Vera Steele
who underwent an operation few
days ago.
David Someryille called on Fraak
Behner, Friday.
Velma. the young daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. Harry McNely Is iii with
chiekenpox.
Miss Vida sanor who is attending
high school at Liverpool spent sat
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SUFFIELD.

Suffield, Feb. miss Flora Fos-
binder, Mrs. Ezra Lutz, Mrs. Marshal
Martin and daughter Rose and Mrs.
Urias Robenstine wee visitors at the
home of H. w. Layman and sisters,
Miss Ann Laynan and Mrs. Jane
Bowers, Thursday.
George Smith of 6rimfield spent
Sunday with his mother, Mrs. Mae
Smith and family.
After spending several weeks with
her son Prof. Oscar Himebaugh and
family of Akron. Mrs. Lavina Crime
returned to her home here, Friday.
Miss Mary Hawk OF Mogadore spent
the week with Mrs. Peter Wegman
and family.
Charles Thrift is visiting relatives
at Indiana.
Miss Anna Fox of Akron spett Sun.
day with her parents Mr.. and Mrs
William Fox.
Mrs. F. E. Schniedel and son Ralph
CT Kent were visitors with her par
ents, MIR. and Mrs. Frank EweN.
Fred Fritch of Akron was a Sunday
visitor with relatives in the village.
The L. c. A. Will hold q meeting
at the home of Mrs Corl. TuesdaJ 7
afternoon.
P. H. Bitter made a business trip
to Akron, Thursday.
Professor and Mrs. Oscar Hime-
baugh and son Ellis of Akron were
visitors at the home of Mrs. Hime-
Eaugh's parents, Lewis Hawk and wife
from Friday until Sunday
Miss Luella BOosinger spent Satur-
day and Sunday with her father FIN
ley BOOsingeT at Brimfield.
The third number of the Lecture
Course given at the town hall Satur-
day evening pleased large audience.
No services at the Reformed church
Sunday. Sunday school as usual at
$3.50.
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PARTIAL ACCOUNT FILED.

Louis A. Eoichot and James r. Nc
Laughlin, assignees in trust for the
benefit of the creditors of the Farm.
ers' bank of Canton, have filed in pro
bate court the second partial account.
The total claims aggregate 1901, ,9O7.S .S9
and at the present time there is a
cash balance of $13,957.53 which would
be sufficient to pay nearly four per
cent dividend, but on account of GER
tain real estate now in process of sale
it is not likely that the court will
order an additional dividend until the
said real estate has been sold and
other assets realized.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-02-04
OTTERBEIN.

Otterbein, Feb. PA. R. Eversole, of
Cairo has bought his fathers old farm
now owned by Ed. Holm and will
move about the 1st of March. Mr..
Holm has bought j. NJ. Howenstine's
farm and will go into the dairy bust
ness.
VIM. Grove will move to East Sparta
in the near future.
James Carnes has bought John D.
Groves farms.
Peter Seeman is improving.
The Ladies' Aid society met at
Samuel Joseph's and sewed fine 'ot
Of carpet rags.
Alfred Dine will move on the David
Henline farm In the spring.
Aaron Shelton and ]. w. Luper are
cutting logs for new houses this sum
mer
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REAL ESTATE TRANsFERS.

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Frederick G. Benshn and Mary NJ
Benskln to Maud q. Ream, lot $685.
Canton, $40O.
Emily B. Martin to James F. Clark,
lot I'll, Canton, 81.
Bessie Viekstein and Victor Wick.
stein to Louis S. Norman, lots 1874,
2081, 1902, 13403 and part of lot
1853, Canton, $4,000.
Francis H. Kearney ct al to Philip
Hoffman Jr., ct al, west half of lot
1919, Canton, $2400.
Julius Blanc and Julia Blanc TO
Emanuel Shelter, part of southeast
quarter section IL, Canton township,
$736.
Robert APP to Ellen Voisard Martin
lot 9643, Canton, $1700.
Celestla Kolp and Charles A. Kolph
70 John II. Heffelman part lot 870s,
Canton, $3.50.
Margaret Cattey to Josephine Ries.
cher, lots 2117 and 1908, Canton, 81
The Central Savings Bank Co to
Walter e. Fockler, lot 1856. Canton;
$500.
Adam Noettler sole surviving trus-
tee of William Boettler. to Vernie
Boettler and Lucy Boettler, guardian
of Raymond Boettler, a minor. south
half OF northeast quarter section 20,
Lake township.
George w. Butler to Edward l. NIL
Ter. part OF lot 2479. Canton, s4OO.
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FREE9URG.

Freeburg, Feb. 1-Protracted meei ,
ing is in progress al the Salem church.
Miss Media Shidler has gone to Can
ton to learn dFessmaking.
Mrs. VIM. Shidler spent several
days of last week in Canton with rel
atives.
David Ditch is not improving very
rapidly.
Alta Hahn entertained several of
her schoClmates at her home, Sunday.
An educational meeting will be held
at the Center schoolhouse Friday
night.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-02-04
eowers Returned 10 canton,

The captain of the Mansfield police
department accompanied Frank ].
Bowers back to Canton Tuesday morn
ing and the latter was placed in the
county jail for safe keeping. His sis
ter, Mrs. Martha A. Stull, will have
him taken to ap rivate sanitarium.
This is the man who came from Chi
cago last Sunday morning, for whom
the local detectives were endeayorlng
to locate.
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The Consolidated Realty company
TO Carrie Pearson lot 1899, Canton,
$2650.
Aaron b. Fritzinger and wife to
Marie Deisling, part southeast quar-
ter section Lawrence township and
part out lot in Canal Fulton. $500.
John A. Johnston and Mary John
ston to William Hauxwell part OF
southeast quarter section 8, Lawrence
township, $400. e
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vERDICT FOR PLAINTIFF.

Jury in the case of John A. Reem-
snyder against ]. X. Woll, Wednesday
afternoon at $3.50 brought in verdict
for the plaintiff in the sum of 1874.
Plaintiff sued to recover the above
amount on contract. John P. Col
Inns was the plaintiffs attorney and
Attorney ]. B. Snyder represented the
defendant.
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viii Locate on East Tusearawas.

1t is said that the .Durbin-Wright
Drug company, which has been locat-
ed at Market and Seventh streets for
the better part Of half century, Will
occupy the now building which Is to
be erected on East Tuscarawas street
by Philip Wild on the site now oc-
cupied by DR.. Reeds ONCE.