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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-02-18
RHODES.


Rhodes, Feb. 16-Mr. and Mrs. Tish
Kilgore, Of Canton, spent Sunday at
the nome OF Mr.. Kilgore's mother.
John Albright spent Sunday with
William Weller and family
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Weller spent Sun
day in Mt. Eaton.
Charles Kiefer Of Akron spent Sun
day with relatives here
Born.-to Mr.. and Mrs. Lee V. Liant
zer, of Warrington, q son.
Charles Matter of Mt. Eaton spent
Saturday in this vicinity.
E. M. Fiscus of Sixteen Is suffering
from a severe attack OF pneumonia
Sunday evening one OF the horses
belonging to John Albright broke
loose from his stall, kicking another
horse so fercely that cash FIVE
inches long scraped the bone.
Due to the inclemency of the wealth
er, the Lincoln Day exercises to have
been held at Sixteen Friday evening
were but partially rendered. The
evening was devoted entirely to an
address by the Hon. James A. Rice,
of Canton The drills and other ex-
ercises will be carried over until the
next literary meeting which will be
held Friday evening. February 26.
They will be followed by the regular
debate, as previously arranged, RE
solved That the Monroe Doctrine
Should be Continued as a. Part of the
Permanent Foreign Policy of the
United States" affirmed, s. f. Christ
man. Jesse R. Snavely; denied, e. A.
Wefier, Cloyd Snayely.
Schools of this place closed Friday.
Washington's birthday will be cele-
brated by the students here next
Monday.
The Misses Laura Baldwin and
Corinna Crofut have resumed their
work at the Massillon Shirt factory.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moses Hindley of FL
ton spent several days at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs John Hindley and fam
ily Of Sixteen last week.
Miss Hazel Shilling visited at the
home of her brother Per Lee Shilling,
of Sixteen, Friday evening and Satur-
day.
Mrs. George Shilling and children
who have been visiting relatives in
Michigan the past several weeks re-
turned to her home in West Brook
field Tuesday.
The Misses Leila McAllister and
Edna Ralston Of Brookfield were Six
teen visitors, Friday.
Mrs. P. Slicker visited her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Obrecht over Sunday.
R. r. Angstadt near Brookfield has
been a sufferer from lumbago the past
several weeks.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. David Williams of Pigeon Run
last Wednesday.
Joseph Updegraf, Jr., spent Sunday
in this neighborhood.
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Williams are
spending week with their son,
David and family, OF Pigeon Run.
e. F. Baskey of McDonaldsville
spent Saturday and Sunday with his
parents
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MARLBORO.

Marlboro, Feb. 16-Walter Roath, of
Youngstown, was Sunday visitor.
Arlie Firestone of Ravenna, spent
Sunday at home with his parents.
Arthur Carr, of Alliance, visited with
his brother and sister over Sunday.
L. 8. Walker. Charles zellers and E.
G. Harmony, who are working in ALI
anoe, were at home over Sunday.
Rev. Boyle brought the revival meet
ings at the NJ. Il. church to a close on
Sunday evening. The series had been
very successful considering the bad roads
and inolement weather.
Frank Clapsaddle will build a large
bank barn upon his farm the coming sea-
son. w. c. Vaughn has the contract.
The trustees have appointed e, N.
Sweitzer road superintendent for the
Marlboro district for the coming year.
leon Crumrine has rented the Nose
Miller property on East street and will
reside there the coming year.
The annual mld-winter change in the
school books is now on in our public
schools
The band concert was not very largely
attended on Saturday night: too much
doing and too much expense--mixed in
with the bad roads and hard times at
tributed as the cause.
Jacob Wearstler has rented the James
Rosia farm, south of town.
David Hiyely. an aged and respected
pioneer of Marlboro township, was con-
signed to earth in the Marlboro cemetery
on last Friday afternoon, Services were
held In the NJ. f. church.
Rev Henry C. Dibble has been conduct
ing a series of protracted meetings at the
Reformed church, north of town.
Comrade Jesse harrington has answer
ed the last bugle call and Joined the
ranks of the Grand Army across the
river. He was for many years a citizen
of this township. but recently had been
in the Soldiers Home at Dayton, where
| he died. He was laid to rest in the
Marlboro cemetery on Saturday after
noon.
The fourth number of the lecture
course. the Wales Concert Company, will
be presented on Thursday evening, Feb
ruary IS.
Z. N. Swetzer lost an express package
| belonging to Lloyd Holibaugh either in
| Alliance or on the way home on last
Tuesday. The package weighed but one
| pound and contained two meters for
measuring the strengt hof electric bat
| teries.
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HosTETTER DISTRICT.

Hostetter District. Feb. 18.-Mrs. Will
liam Westfall and daughter. of Min
erya, are visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Michael Wooey. this week.
Lawrence Orwick was sick a number of
days last week
Jesse Berkstresser Is working at the
Hotel Schenley in Plttsburg.
Miss Mary Carson returned from a
weeks visit with her aunt, Mrs. Will
liam Hall, at East Liverpool, Saturday
evening.
Miss Lillian Hawken returned Sunday
evening from Massillon, where she had
spent a few days with her sister, Mrs.
Jewell
Mrs. Lesta Carson and daughter Mary,
called at Benford shreves in Bayard,
Saturday.
c. o. Burger, Of Pittsburg, visited sat
urday with home folks
James Weatherspoon and Wesley Or
wick are sending their milk to the East
Rochester creamery at present.
Myrtle and Ethel Haynam called on
Grace and Josephine Betz Friday after
noon.
George Hollander entertained friends
recently.
Charles Betz transacted business in
Minerva, Monday.
James Elliott attended the Presbyterian
church at Minerva, Sunday.
Josephine Betz continues improving.
Wesley Orwick has been very poorly
for a number of days
Grandpa Hall. who makes his home
with his daughter, Mrs. w A. Barber
died last evening. Funeral services not
yet arranged
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sTRINeTowN.

Stringtown. Feb. 18-Smith Keith was
in Canton Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dourm visited Sun
day at Oneida with the latter's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs James Ray.
Homer Lautenheiser spent Saturday
and Sunday with his brother and sister.
Rannie Keith, of Canton, concluded a
visit with his brother at this place.
Oliver Haines and family and Harry
Dourm and sister, Carrie, spent Sunday
at Burt Hush's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Haines and sons
visited on Sunday with his father.
Charles Maurer, who Is working at
Burgholz, was home over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bennie Shdnkle and sons,
of Osnaburg. visited over Sunday with
the latter's sister, Mrs. Hector Clapper.
Mr.. and ANs William Alexander Wis
tied with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
lard Baughman.
Mrs. Jerry Haynam spent Thursday
with her parents at Pleasant Valley.
Mrs. Charles Sponseller spent several
days last week with relatives at Osna-
burg.
Charles Matthew spent Sunday at
Oneida.
Mrs. William Wyant and Mrs. Charley
Sponseller spent Saturday at Minerva,
Arthur Wingert of North Industry,
visited with his parents over Sunday.
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MANCHESTER.

Manchester, Feb. 16-The Ladies'
Aid society of the Reformed church
met at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Mills
for an all-day sewing, Thursday
Mrs. Eph Stump spent last week in
Akron with her daughter Mrs. VIM.
sisler
Willie Carmany returned home
from Stow where he had been visiting
with his cousin r. G.. Carmany.
Rev. Shuts will begin a series OF
meetings in the Reform church be-
ginning Sunday February 2S.
Charles Boengher spent last We'd
nesday in and about East Liberty on
business.
Dan Thursday spent Monday and
Tuesday in Akron.
8. p. whitman spent several days
last week In Akron and Canton
L. G.. Daily and Gust Pahlan spent
last Tuesday afternoon in the school
room of the primary department.
Fred Stump spent several days last
week in Canal Fulton and Akron.
There will be services in the United
Evangelical church on East street
beginning Wednesday evening. Com
nluniOn services on Sunday morning,
ReY. l.. M. Boyer of Canton will be
IN attendance during tho meetings.
All are welcome.
Mrs ]. j. Carmany and daugh-
ter Miss Aura were guests at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Rennie. sun
day,
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Harmony and children, Maxine and VIII
bur. MIR. and Mrs NJ, III Hahn and chill
dren. Mildred, Mariand and Floyd, MIR.
and Mrs w. II. Immel and children, Rus
sell and Florence, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Haak. Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Haak and
daughter, Dorothy. Mr.. and Mrs. Levi
Summers, Mr.. and Mrs. g. W. Fulton,
Mr.. and Mrs Clifton Rohrer and daugh-
ter, Maud. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Yloiand
and daughter. Isabelle. Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Ickes and daughter, stella, IRA
Tournoux and son, Lewis, Sebastian
zwick. Jefferson Smith and Misses Kate
Menegay. Bessie HerShberger, Lille
Zwick, Coda and Marie Hahn, Hattie
and Glenda Fulton, Messrs. Harlan and
Ellis Fulton, Charles and Homer Hersh-
berger. Edwin Immel, Lorenzo Smith,
Ora Summers. George and Harry Ickes,
Lawrence Violand, Michael zwick, Lewis
Menegay and Urban zwick
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NEWS OF THIS VICINITY.

church and entertainment furnished
by the Sunday schools 10 visiting
friends. Meals will be served In the
church dining room Saturday. A
splendid array of speaking talent will
he present. Rev. N. w. Sager, Can
ton, and Rev. DR.. Buxton, Canton,
will speak Friday evening. They have
a message of much import on The
Value of the S, s. by Rev. Sager, and
That Boy" by DR.. Buxton. Devotions
will be led by w. II. Christman. The
choir will render vocal solo. State
Secy. DR.. Joseph Clark will address
the convention Saturday. he will tell
of "Ohlo's Golden Jubilee" In the
morning. About THE Smoke of a
Thousand Villages" in the afternoon,
and the Inner Side of the Teachers
Life" in the evening. Mayor w. H.
Hoover will give address of welcome
in behalf of the village Sunday
schools Prest j. A. Bair will give
greeting of the association. Supt.
J. e. Morris of Alliance will have
| charge of the Round Table, morn
ing and afternoon. The opening ex-
ercises of the session will be led by
Mrs. Josiah Keim, Louisville, Homer
j. Miller. Canton aud Rev. Robt. B.
Chapman. New Berlin. Rev. DIR. Big
gar, Massillon, will speak in the after
noon on the vital question, Organ
| ICED Adult Classes" Miss Margaret
Evans and Mrs. H. C. Price will have
vocal duet ''The New Outlook For
the Race" will be topic of the even
| ing address of Mrs. Meredith. Mrs.
Bessie Swope and Miss Jessie Evans
will sing How Sweet the Name OF
Jesus Sounds" Here is an opportunity
for fellowship, inspiration and ad-
vance for Sunday school work that
will repay for effort to attend There
! will be ample accommodations for all
N. o. T. cars pass through the village
each way every hour. We have spec
ial car to New Berlin Saturday after
noon and evening.
An oyster supper was held by the
| New Berlin Grange on Saturday even
| ing, In honor of d. w. Bordner and
wife who are moving to Warren o.,
and G.. G. Deetz and wife who are
moving to four miles northwest of
Massillon, Ohio.
The hall was beautifully decorated
| Ill utellOlS vi Ol' NaISlIIho anu Lhe
table bounteously spread with the
delicacles of the season. One hun
dred and twenty-five members were
present.
After supper the evening was spent
in playing of several games and rem
dering of several toasts by many men,
bers of the Grange w. J. Pontius act
| ing as POSTMASTER.
After presenting the departing
brothers and sisters with tokens of
memory they receive the best wishes
as they enter their new homes by all
present.
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NEW cHAMRERs5URG.

New Chambersburg Feb. 16-John
A. Reed made trip to Lisbon Sat-
urday
Want Lyme was at Salem Saturday
to visit his sitter Mrs. Morris Steele,
who is on the sick list.
jefferson Milbourn Is quite i'll.
Chancey Towns called on his father
in-law VIM. Miller. Friday.
Misses Neva Leatherberry of East
Rochester, O., and Celestia Klein of
this village spent Saturday and Sun
day with relatives in Salem.
Mrs. Peter Klein is quite ILL.,
Mrs. Thomas Leatherberry OF Au-
gusta spent q couple days with her
mother, Mrs. Klein, who is sick.
Elmer Weaver of near Yeagleys
Corners and George Glass of Home
worth purchased the VIM. Weaver
farm, of POI acres at thirty-five dol
his family on this farm in the near
future.
Stanley Reed moved his family to
the Asia Emmons farm formerly
known as the James Reed farm.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Stouffer and
children of near Alliance spent Sat
urday and Sunday with Mrs. Stouffer's s
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Weaver.
Jacob Brant died at the home of
Mr.. Jaybolts Saturday of lung fever,
Mr.. Brant was near SO years of age,
is brother Of John Brant who lives
near Alexander; interment at North
Georgetown cemetery, Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs Albert Helm called
on Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer King Saturday
Mrs. Polly King is on the sick list
Miss Erma Pierson spent Saturday
and Sunday with her parents.
Leonard Winder well known resi-
dent of Winona, former proprietor OF
| the laundry there, now residing on the
Christen farm. northwest Of town,
| has concluded to cast his fortune in
northern Texas, expecting to move
| in about three weeks, preparations
preparatory to going are now being
made.
Mrs. Mary Brown Of Winona is
| critically i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles. King of AL
| lance spent Saturday in Paris and
/ hlOiluely Will anu
Mrs. Edward King OF this village
Miss Neva Leatherberry and Charles
Lentz, Miss Celestia Klein and Mr.
Whelock attended social given BY
the Lady Maccabees at Salem, Satur.
day evening and report fine time.
VIM. Lott has moved his family Il
Minerva
/ Mrs. Amanda Peddler spent a few
days with his sister Mrs Mary Mil
bourn, after which she spent a few
days with her sister Mrs. Lavina Ruff
Daniel Burger is spending a few
days with his daughter Mrs. Lela
Weir of Malvern
Lewis Glass OF Colorado who has
been spending the winter with hi.
parents, Jacob Glass, Sr., expects tC
soon return TO Colorado
Charles Mardis has purchased the
James Miller farm northwest of New
Franklin and will move there in the
/ spring.
Walter Sanor of Alliance is tht
guest OF is parents Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Sanor.
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I357S-Leroy b. Kyrk va, Lola d.
Kyrk d, f. Reinoehl, attorney.
1856 -CIesta Werner va. Samuel
Camp and John Hill, as executors Of
the estate OF John Ringer, Srs deceas-
ed. j.. P. Fawcett, attorney.
: 195S7--DOris Younts VS.. william
Younts. Wilson q Day, attorneys.
195SS-C Catherine Menegay, Louise
Menegay and Malinda Menegay va
John c. Stockdale and Sarah stock
dale w. o. Wernts, attorney.
1859 - The Gaibreath- -Heacock
Agency company VS.. ]. J. Newcomer.
Hart & Koehler, attorneys.
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Free to Men
A Full $1.O0 Box

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PROBATE COURT CALENDAR.

PROBATE COURT CALENDAR.
Z Will of e. Florence Groner, Canton,
filed for probate.
In estate Of James McLinden. ST..
sale of real estate confirmed.
In estate of John Sheets, Plain
township, q. c. Sheets appointed ad-
ministrator.
In guardianship of Cleo McF'arren
ct al, ]. E. McFarren appointed guard
ian.
In guardianship of David Hively, fin
al account filed.
In guardianship of Roosevelt Mach-
over, second account filed.
In guardianship of Charles G. Pef-
fer, final account filed.
In estate of Guisippi Portolese, final
account filed.
In estate of Cecilo Ferger, final ac-
count filed.
In estate of Samuel Sell, first and
final account filed.
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School Reunion.


The next annual reunion of the
teachers and scholars of Mt. Pleasant
school, Bethlehem township, Will be
held at the schoolhouse on Saturday,
Feb. 20. Part of the program follows:
Dinner will be served at the school
house at 11:30; defamation, Waldo
Beam; song, by Ralph Merriman; John
Whitmire will form colony with John
Keehn as carpenter, Waldo Beam as
farmer, Henry Keifauber, shoemaker,
Thomas Fuller dancing master, C. w.
Meyer tailor, Louis Bair barber, John
Reed schoolmaster, Jill McFarren doc
tor, Ed. Keehn miller, Coils Baker
lawyer, Venzo Grant philosopher, Ed.
Stein blacksmith, James Altman a gen.
tleman; music, A World OF Chance, by
Mrs. John Whitmire; The Little Phil
osopher. by Ralph Merriman and Cul-
len MeFarren; bidding My Old Con
gregation Farewell c. WrMeyer; dia.
logue, who Made the Stars?" by Mrs
John Keehn and Florence Norris, dec,
lamation, by Mrs. John Thompson;
'FAn Old Time School, teacher, C. w
Meyer and pupils, Mrs John Keehn,
Mrs. John Whitmire, Mrs. Beam, Mrs
George Baker, Mrs. Meyer Mrs. Keif-
auber, Louis Bair, John Whitmire
JAMES Altman. John Reed, Waldo
Beam and Thomas Fuller; address, by
John WhltniiFe; music. by Mt. Pleas
ant band. Literary in the evening
Everybody, except those who think II
a sin to laugh are invited.
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ANSWERS AND REPLIEs.

17646-Harry Groy vs. Walter Mil
Ter. d. Fording and ]. s. Miller, at
torneys.
19466-Cora McDaniels VS.. Levi e.
Summers ct al. ]. w. Craine, at
torney.
19454-Eli Miller vs.. the Farmers
bank and Jacob H. Palmer. w. 8.
Putnam and Milton J. Braucher. at
torneys.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

G. D. Burris to Martha e. Essner,
part lot S707, Canton, $500.
A. w. Heldenbrand and Sarah Hell
denbrand to Mary Willaman and Cath
crime Willaman, tract OF T3 acres
In section II. Plain township, $3.50.
Arnold A. Stuck to Jules H. Stuckt
and Cora Stuck, lot 1904, Canton.
$1,000.
james Linden, administrator to Ar
thur e. W. Walther, lot $3.50 in N. II.
Chances addition to Canton, 1881.
Elizabeth Vallalley and Charles q.
Kitzmiller to Jennings Nj. Cool, part
outlot 80, Canton, $3.50.
William Augustus, Edward and JUL
ius Dannemiller to A. Weatherwax,
lot 6535, Canton, 5000.
Albert Hanny and wife to Dellmer
F. Richart, lot 1903 in Geigsr-F -Freid
first allotment to Alliance. $500.
Anton ]. Thoma and Frederick
Thoma, partners doing business un-
der the firm. name of ThoIna Bros,
to the Thoma Brothers company, lot
1854, Canton. 81.
Ellen Dodds to Thomas Dodds and
Mary Jane Dodds, part southeast quar-
ter of section 26, Tuscsrawas town
ship, $500.
Flavius A. Oakley and wife to John
Higgins and Margaret A. Higgins. lots
1923 and 1O124 in David Smiths ad-
dition to Canton, $50.
Mary Dieringer and Andrew DER
niger to Karl Olschweski and Henri
eta olschweski, part outlot 219, Cam
ton, s1100
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PILoT KNOB.

Pilot Knob. Feb. lion Saturday even
ing the neighbors went 10 the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank fckes to pay them
a farewell visit. The evening was spent
In playing parlor games. cards and social
chat Al late hour a deliciOus supper
was served. Those preAent were Mr.. and
Mrs.. L. X. Smith, Mr. and Mrs Thomas
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SUE FOR CoMMHspM

Suit was commenced in common
pleas court yesterday morning by the
Galbreath-Heacock Agency company
against j. J. Newcomer for Judgment
in the sum of $500. The plaintiffs al
lege in their petition that at the re-
quest of the defendant they bargained
with Mrs. Ida w. Lilley to sell lot
1747 on South Arch street in ALI
ance, for the sum Of $4,000, and that
they were to receive as commission
$500 and all over the sum of $500.
The contract was drawn up and Mrs.
Lilley of Mt. Vernon, and the Gal
breath-Heacock Agency company sign
ed it. In the meantime, before the
sale money had been paid the plain
tiff, the defendant sold the property
to Benton Seefong for like sum, re-
fusing to pay the plaintiffs for their
services.
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COURT HOUSE
Will FTLN AMENppp PETITION

WILL FILE AMENDED PETITION.
Common Pleas Judge Harter yester-
day morning refused to grand Attor-
ney e. L. Mills temporary mandatory
Injunction against the East Ohio Gas
company, the court denying the re-
quest on the grounds that the petition
did not contain sufficient facts for a
cause of action. The petitioner imme-
diately applied for a leave to file an
amended petition which was granted
and must be filed by the goth of this
month
Judge Harter in passing upon the
case said: The petition contains no
averment of the rate at which the de-
fendant company was to furnish gas
under the old ordinance. The petition
must recite facts on which the case is
based. A cause of action is not consti-
tuted by setting forth conclusion
of the law; 1t must have statement
Of the facts. The right of plaintiff
to secure an Injunction must be clear,
especially where a temporary manda-
tory injunction is asked. so the court
cannot grant relief at this time"
The petitioner recently filed an ap-
plication In common pleas court to
have the East Ohio Gas company re-
connect its pipes with the attorneys
residence. on Lawrence street, which
were disconnected when dispute
arose as to the rate in force.
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MARRIAGE LICnNsEs.

George Wise. "a, farmer, to Emma
Wenger, %. Louisville.
Herbert Fischer, 36, merchant, TO
Fannie Wolinsky, 26, Canton.
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NEW sERLln.

New Berlin, Feb 1s-Preparation
Is heinS made for entertaining the
Etark County sunday School conyen-
ttop next Friday evening. The ses-
eo65 VIII be heA In the Christian
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Youngstown-Thomp Burton, 20.
died at Cheboygan, Mich. In his time
Burton founded 20 newspapers.
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Your breakfast Is not complete
without The Morning News.
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AGREEMENT ABOUT REACHED.

An announcement was made yester-
day afternoon at the court house that
the counsel for the city of Canton and
the East Ohio Gas company have prac-
tically agreed upon plan for the es-
tablishment of one or more depositor-
les. The proposition will probably
reach Judge Harter this afternoon.
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SEEK TO RECOVER ON CONTRACT

Catherine, Louise and Malinda Men
egay have brought suit in common
pleas court against John Stockdale and
Sarah Stockdale to recover $4,000 on
a contract of sale which the plaintiffs
allege was made between them and
the defendants. The petition AYERS
that the Menegay heirs, through their
agent j. M. Bergold. made an agree
ment in writing with the defendants
in which 1t was agreed to sell their
farm containing $50 acres in Nimishil-
len township for $4,000, $4,000 of
which was to be cash payment. The
defendants failed to carry out their
part Of the agreement.
DIVORCE PETITION FILED.
Doris Younts has brought suit in
common pleas court for divorce
against William Younts. Plaintiff al.
leges that she married the defendant
December 81, 1907, in Mt. Vernon and
that no children were born OF the said
marriage. Further that the defendant
has been guilty of gross neglect OF
duty in failing to provide for her the
common necessaries of life. Piaintin
asks to be divorced and restored to
her maiden name, Doris Watson.