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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-01-14
nIvoRCEs GRANrEn

Two divorces we're granted yester-
day afternoon in common pleas court
by Judge Amber. The first decree
was given to Anna b. Seymour from
Lewis H. Seymour on the charges
of extreme cruelty and gross neglect
of duty. Attorneys Axe & Day rep
resented the plaintiff while Attorney
w. o Werntz was the counsel for the
defendant. The couple were married
July 1S, 1888, in Corning, New York.
Emma Bousher was also given a de-
cree from Samuel Bousher on the
grounds of willful absence for more
than three years. Eva Bousher, the
adopted daughter, until further order
Of the court, is given in custody of
the defendant, Samuel Bousher, but
the plaintiff is granted the privilege
of visiting the child at reasonable in
terval when the plaintiff so desires.
Attorney c. C. Upham was the coun-
sci for the plaintiff.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-01-14
Thursday, January 2,
SUES TRACTION COMPANY


A $10,525 damage suit was started
yesterday morning in common pleas
court by Mary ]. McClay against the
Northern Ohio Traction & Light COM
pany for injuries she is alleged to
have received from tussle with the
conductor who tried to put her of
one of the company's interurban cars.
The plaintiff, who is Canton citizen,
says in her petition that on March 8,
1908, she was passenger on regular
interurban car having boarded it at
Aultman avenue and asked to be al
lowed to alight at Unger avenue. The
conductor did not stop his car but
carried his passenger to a point near
the Maxine school house. He gave a
city ticket to the plaintiff and told
her to catch the next interurban car
and tell the conductor to let her off
at Unger avenue. The plafntif alleges
that she boarded the car In charge
of Conductor Joseph Burrows, showed
him her ticket, and started to walk
inside the car when Burrows, whom
the plaintiff alleges was under the
influence of liquor, refused to allow
her to ride and on account of she not
having any change decided to put her
off. She further alleges that the con-
ductor grabbed her three or four times
around the waist and tried to put hel
off at which time a passenger came tc
her aid and paid the cash fare for her
Just as she was about to get off al
Unger avenue, she tainted and fell
to the floor of the rear platform and
had to be taken to her home. BY rea,
son of severe treatment she Is unable
to attend to her business and her in
iuries are of permanent nature.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-01-14
AMENDED PETITION.

In the case OF the McCaskey Regis
ter company VS.. the American Case
& Register company, the defendant
company has filed an amended petit
tion to the one flled by the plaintiff
in which the cross petitioner says that
by reason of all wrongs committed by
the plaintiff has been damaged in the
sum of 100000 for which sum judg-
ment is asked and its costs in the
litigation. Further that the plaintiff
be restrained and enjoined from in
ducing the customers to break their
said contracts with the cross petition
er and from committing any other
wrongs.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-01-14

Mary l.. Sharer to Anette sharer
Morgan and Grace Sharer Allen, lots
547 and 54S, Alliance, ST.
Mary L. Sharer to Mary Sharer
Brosiuc, part lot 1434, Alliance, 81.
Mary L. Sharer to William B. Shar-
er and John c. Sharer, lot 592, Alli-
ance, 81.
Eugene w. Lewis and Margaret M.
Lewis to Louise M. Guirlinger, lot
1851, Canton, $1050.
William p. Sharer ct al. to Mary
L. Sharer, part lot SAC and lots 1434,
$40, 547, 548 and 592. Alliance, 81.
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the value Of 1t. Further, by said acts
of the commissioners the drainage has
been obstructed which has caused the
plaintiffs premises to be overfown
and flooded at various times. Lastly
that the above changes in the road
were made without notice being sent
to the plaintiffs by the commission
ers, the former alleging that they re-
ceived no compensation in money for
the improving of the highway which
has diminished the value of the land
and has caused 1t to be flooded part
of the time. The plaintiffs ask judg-
ment for the full amount.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-01-14
COURT HOUSE
EXAMINATIoN JANUARY is,


Within the next day or two Clerk of
Courts Jacob j. Wise will send out
notices to the foreigners of Stark
county who have filed applications for
naturalization papers announcing the
examination which is under the super
vision of United States District Attor-
ney Chambers, of Pittsburg, and to be
held in the court house week from
Friday, January 15. There will be
just thirty-one foreigners take this
January examination and 1t is very
doubtful whether more than one-half
of the applicants will be granted their
second papers which endowes them
with citizenship.
The alien is given his first papers
when he makes application for his
naturalization papers but in order to
get his second ones he has to submit
to difficult examination on which
most of the foreigners funk. All fail
ing in the attempt to get the neces-
sary papers are compelled to wait un-
til the next examination is held, which
is generally from four TO six months
during which time he must prepare
himself OF the thirty-one applicants
only a small percentage of that num-
ber are new ones who have never be-
fore been examined. Several have TAX
en- the examination once or twice and
failed but will endeavor to qualify
this time.
The following foreigners will receive
notices that the examination will bt
held at the court house, Friday, Jan
uary 15: Franco Di Pasquate, Austria
Alliance; Benjamin Leininger, Ger
many, Canton; Thomas Holsea, Aus
tria, Canton; Pasquate Logozzo, Italy
Canton; Gustav Berg, Austria, Canton
Felix Gamborne, Italy, Canton; Chris
tian Knall, Austria, Canton; John
Meznek, Austria, Massillon; Ignat1
Anzlavor, Austria, Massillon, Rudolph
Etohr, Austria, Alliance: StepheT
Grunk, Austria, Alliance; Andrea:
George Leidig, Germany, Canton; Jo
self Molnor, Austria, Alliance; Bur
Fernengel, Austria, Alliance; Samue
Kloss, Austria, Alliance; Ahdoo 81
mon, Turkey, Canton; Oscar Kohl
Austria, Alliance; Luigi Reda, Italy
Alliance; Freitz Dominick, Germany
Canton; Carl Koester, Germany, AL
lance; Jacob Brand, Switzerland, Par
is; Robert Smith Bell, Scotland, Gan
ton: Woolf Fidelboltz, Russia, Can
ton; Fred and Martin Unitch, Austria
Hungary, Alliance; Peter Brenner
Austria, Canton; Sabalino Diealer
Italy, Canton; Fernand Prinnault
Switzerland, Canton; James Geralt
fitzgerald, England, Massillon; Georg'
Whittingham, England, Alliance; ant
Miks Bilso, Austria-Hungary, Alliance
The following aliens are makini
preparations to take the May exam
tnation which will be held at tn,
court house May IL: Isaac Dinbar
England, North Lawrence; Dominic'
clio, Italy, Elton; James Bachu
Meyer, Canada, Canal Fulton; Ma
Birzer, Germany, Canton; Rudolph
Maurer, Austria-Hungary, Alliance
and Walter Hawksley, England, Can
ton.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-01-14
GRAND JURY WITNEssEs

The following witnesses were sub.
poenaed to appear before the January
grand jury today Price Holley,
Grant Haggert, Halle Haggert. John
Myers, Cyrus Farley, William Lowe,
Martha Brown, Mrs. George Switter,
Charles Russ, Frank Fitch, ]. A. Ora
nam, Arthur Haley, Alexander John
son, Mrs. Evan Evans, Edward Tilton,
On q.fles Douglas, ]. A. Burns, ]. H.
Trdball, Phil Heiback, William Std
ger, Opal Reitz, w. E. Thompson, M.
X. Thompson, w. d. Oberlin, John
Graham, John Harig, Thomas Ker-
win, William Myers, P. Rodecker, ].
Shankiin, John Hasler, Daniel Mossop,
]. o. Garrett, John Waisner, Maggie
Waisner, William Tourbon, Thomas
Mossop.
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NOR mo- pRoRATE WIII..

A conference was held with Probate
Judge Bow in his office on Tuesday in
regard to probating what purports to
be the will of the late John H. Shear
er. 1t is said there is something
wrong with the will. making 1t no will
at all. and that II will. therefore.
probably never be prohated, and that
the court will be asked TO appoint
an dm'uistrator Of the estate. One
OF the reasons which makes 1t neces-
Gary for an administrator is the fact
that John II. Sharer, as adminsstra-
cor OF the Keplinger estate, had not
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-01-14
TIP TO I.RCIST.ATIrRE

1t is probable that request by the
Stark county commissioners will be
made to the Ohio legislature asking
for the passage of a bill whereby the
$4,000, which is now in the special
bridge fund in this county, can either
be transferred to the general bridge
fund or the fund for the buildings of a
new bridge over the Ohio canal on
West Main street in Massillon. Sew
eral years ago a special bridge fund
was created for the erection of a new
bridge over the Tuscarawas river at
West fremont street in Massillon
which was not built owing to the diff
ficulties which arose between certain
interests in Massillon and the county
commissioners Since that time the
amount of money has been tied up and
idle as neither the county commits
sioners or the judiciary can abolish
the special bridge fund. This fund
was created by a special levy of four
tenths of bill in Stark county. The
law sets the regular bridge levy at
seven-tenths mills. Should the deci-
sion be adverse to using the money
in the special fund for the bridge on
West Main street in Massillon, Off
cials think that the four-tenths levy
can be credited to the seven-tenths
and that only three-tenths OF a mill
will be needed at the next apportion-
ment.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-01-14
SUES FOR DIVORCE.

Anna M. Carnes has brought suit
in common pleas court for a divorce
from Upton NJ. Carnes. The plaintiff
alleges that she married the defend
ant September II, 1899, and that two
children, Harold N. Carnes, aged sew
en- years, and Claude Carnes, three,
were born of the said marriage. Fur
ther that the defendant has failed to
provide the plaintiff and the children
with the common necessaries of life
and is also guilty of infidelity. The
plaintiff prays for a divorce, reason
able alimony, the care and custody
of the children and with other relief
that is just and proper.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-01-14
TRANSCRIPT FILED.

The transcript of proceedings had
in the matter of guardianship of
George w. Hinkel, an insane person,
was filed in common pleas court yes
terday afternoon. Leave is granted
to James D. Barry, present guardian
of George w. Hinkle to file an amend
ed exception to the final account of J.
Weaver, and also leave is granted to
Henry Hinkel to file amended excep.
tons to the final account of ]. Allen
Weaver, guardian.
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194S1-Mary ]. McClay VS.. the
Northern Ohio Traction & Light Co.
Atlee Pomerene, attorney.
19482-Maria Chalando VS.. Pelmiere
Chalando. Rice & Souers, attorneys.
194S4-Helen A. Adler VS.. Jacob K.
Woll, alias Jacob X. Woodel. Atlee
Pomerene, attorney.
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NEW CASES.

19483-Anna N. Carnes VS.. Upton M.
Carnes. Welty & Albaugh, attorneys.
19485-Sarah Waltersdorf. w. Earl
Waltersdorf, a minor, by Sarah Wal
tersdorf, his next friend, VS.. James
G. Burnheimer, Austin Hay and A. l..
Mcdonald, as Board of Stark County
Commissioners. J. A. Welker and
James s. Robinson. attorneys.
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coNFEssED JUDGMENT.

The Canton Supply company has
brought suit in common pleas court
against the Russell Hill Coal company
and d. M. Cunningham for the col
lection of $295.6S which the plaintiff
company alleges is due on three prom
issory notes. Attorney Blake, counsel
for the defendants, appeared in COM
mon pleas court yesterday and con-
fessed Judgment.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Winfred b. Schott and Minnie R.
Schott to William F. Kutz and lisa
Kutz, lot SO4S In Peitzcler & Lows
addition to Massillon, $4250.
Anthony Clementz to Howard Ian
ming, lot SO in Anthony Clementz's
second addition, Perry township,
Edgar G. Linn and Harriet H. Linn
TO Gertrude M. Bair, lot 1928, Canton
township, $40.
Effie Wagner to the Canton Real Es-
tate Trust company, lot 1894, Canton,
81.
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ANSWERS AND REPLIES.

19389-Myrtle V. Miller VS.. Perry
Miller. ]. B. Snyder, attorney.
19333-George w. Scott vs. Bertha
Scott William ]. Piero, attorney.
19413 Jacob Etchberger vs..
Lloyd Devaux, administrator with the
will annexed of Samuel DeVaux, de-
ceased. w. A. Earsman and AXE &
Day, attorneys.
19952-Edward G. Segner VS.. A. G.
Stansburg ct al. r. w. McGaughey.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-01-14
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Frank w. Kennels, 25, commission
merchant, to Estella M. Eckley, %,
Canton.
Leroy G. Walker, "a, expressman
for Wells-Fargo Co., to Florence V.
McEldownie, 19, Alliance.
Danford NJ Lacy, 20, driver, to Edna
Lenora Drake, II, Canton.
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OWNER MUST PAY TAX.

County Auditor Oberlin has received
lengthy letter from A. b. Peckin-
paugh, one Of the chiefs of the bureau
OF inspection of public Offices In Co
lumbus, regarding the status of the
law imposing a per capita on dogs
under the recent decision of the SUI
preme court, which held the law void
so far as 1t requires the levy OF the
dog tax kept. The decision leaves
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-01-14
pErIrInN DENIED

The case of Emil Meister VS.. George
Meister, Mary Obringer and Elizabeth
Behringer was heard in common pleas
court yesterday morning before Judge
Amber and the petition was denied.
Attorney w. o. Werntz represented the
plaintiff and Attorney G. @. Upham
was the counsel for the defendants.
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GRAND JURY WITNESSES.

The following list of witnesses were
called to testify before the grand jury,
Friday: Edward Follet, Mrs. Edward
Follet, Ruth Dieringer, Ralph Dier-
niger, Jenet Reed, WILDER Reed. Ell
dis Reed, Jr., Ella Rigler, Maggie
Nangle, Edward Nangle, John English,
M. S. Myers, P. d. Howell, w. F.
Krug, Frank Fisher, Carl Schell, Will
liam Gilchrist, p. l.. Hollister.
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ANSWERS.

19327-Lora P. Schilling VS.. Anthony
H. Wilson. w. H. Smith and Atlee
Pomerene, attorneys.
19449-Urban Wernet VS.. Cheswick
Manufacturing company ct al. P. ].
Collins, attorney.
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PLUMBING COMPANY SUES.

The Justus Plumbing and Heating
company, of Massillon, has brought
suit in common pleas court against M.
b. Schultz end Magdalena Schultz, also
of Massillon, for the collection OF
1929 which the plaintiff alleges is
due on q plumbing BILL The plaintiff
asks Judgment in the amount together
with the costs,
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wILL BE TRANsFERRED.

Ethel Mann, of Alliance, who was
recently committed to the Girls Indus
trial school at Delaware, by Probate
Judge Bow. will be removed from
that institution to become an inmate
of the feeble-minded school at Column
hua
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-01-14
nTvORCE GRANTED.

Laura 9eholder was granted a di-
vorce by Judge Amber yesterday af-
ternoon from Howard Seholder on the
charge of gross neglect of duty and
Willful absence.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-01-14
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Lozie Sisterhen and Gustave A. Sis
terhen to Sarah E. Jarvis, east part
of lot 169, Navarro, $500.
Charles Schuele to Charles G.
King, west half lot 1870, Canton,
$11O0.
The village of Louisville to the Cen
trail Novelty company, lots 1914 and
165, Louisville, 81.
Martha w. Seeley to Charles l.
Wood, part of northeast quarter sec.
tion 26, township 10, range 6, 81.
Dan A. Geiger ct al to Dan A. Geiger
as trustee, part of northeast quarter
section 26, township 10, 81.
Margaret Holl and George F. Holl
to John Marquardt, part of northeast
and northwest quarter section 23
Plain township, 81. ,r
William G. Watson and Phebe B
Watson to J.. Stroup one-half of north.
east quarter section 2, township g.
$125.
CASES ASSIGNED.
The trial assignment of cases for
next week in common pleas in court
room No. 2, Judge Amber presiding,
is as follows:
Monday neutrality-suspicious.. After
noon-Guella's Adm. VS.. Steiner Coal
Co.; McAllister vs.. Hagen; Astray VS.
Schlagel; Union Audit Co. VS.. BucheI
& Gibbs Plow Co.; Union Trust Co.
VS.. Albaugh ct al.
Tuesday-Cble VS.. Review Pub. Co.;
Ferguson Bros. vs.. w. U. Telegraph
Co.; Woodward VS.. Geo. w. Maltby
& Sons; Powell VS.. Eastern Ohio Coal
& Coke Co.; Wiegand VS.. Mass. Iron
& Steel Co.
Wednesday-Sluss VS.. Were ct al;
Canton Buggy Co. VS.. Lawyer;
Thompson VS.. Reeves Bros: Williams
vs.. Hole; Baldwin VS.. Muller ct al.
Thursday-Walker vs.. c. T. & v. R.
R.; Rohn VS.. Splitter ct al; Hankins
VS.. Hankins; McAnany & Co. VS.. Bur.
ness; Yannone VS.. w. & L. e. r. r.
Observation-Disclosures of aliens.
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SIZES ON A NOTE.

Wiley X. Miller has commenced ac-
tion in common pleas court against
Silas Metcalf and Elmira Metcalf for
the collection of $30S.S1 which the
plaintiff AYERS is due him from the de-
PENDANTS upon a note.
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PROBATE COURT CALENDAR.


In guardianship of Walter and Grace
Sheetz, first account filed.
In guardianship of Bertha M. Baugh-
man, first account filed.
In guardianship of Catherine E.
Hoover, Frank Hoover appointed
guardian.
In estate of Gottleib Zmutt, Lex
ington township, Robert Zmutt ap-
pointed administrator with will an
nexed.
In estate Of Mary A. Welker, Pike
township, Michael r. Welker, ap.
pointed administrator.
In guardianship of Ralph Waldo
Emerson ct al. /. F. Heacock ap.
pointed guardian.
In guardianship of Grace and Wal.
ter Sheetz, third account filed.
In estate of Leo Montbarren, final
account filed.
In estate of Mary G. Marshand, first
account filed.
In estate of Charles Monnot, first
account fled.
In will of David Conrad, fled for
probate.
In estate of George Dewalt, second
account filed.
In guardianship Of Bertha M
Baughman, first account filed.
In estate of s. B. Baughman, frs
account fled.
In guardianship of Charles Biechele
William D. Wernet appointed guard
ian.
III will of A. J. Lane, Lexington
township, probated.
In estate of J. Frank Phillips, Will
liam L. Hart appointed administra
| tor,
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KEoErvER TO SECURE LOAN.

Grant Willis, receiver for the Stand
ard Clay Product company, was grant
ed permission by Judge Amber to
borrow the sum of $500 for that COM
pany, the loan to be considered first
lien on the company's property.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-01-14
NO SESSION YESTERDAY.

Owing to the death of DR.. Lewis, a
brother-in-law of John Elson, foreman
of the grand jury, no session was held
yesterday but the work will be re-
sumed this morning. 1t is thought
that the Investigations of the panel
will not be concluded this week.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-01-14
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

William X. Kirk, "a, stage carpenter,
to Ella p. Dewan, 92, Louisville.
Louis Fischnich, 81, laborer, to
Maud Lincks, IS, Canal Fulton.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-01-14
GASES DISMISSED.

Two cases have been dismissed
from the docket of common pleas
court and are as follows: Julia Gles-
sen ct al. VS.. H. H. Miller ct al. and
u. G. Van Horn VS.. Elizabeth Sniyely
at al.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-01-14
SALE CONFIRMED.

The sale of a piece of property by
the trustees of the First Evangelical
church, OF Canton, to e. f. Dome,
for $2100 has been confirmed by Jurge
Amber.
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the law as It was prior to the amend
ment Of April 4, 1906, and all dog tax
must now be charged against the own
er or harborer Of the dog,
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1nw1np rAx RATn

The taxes of Canton are lower than
Akron or Youngstown where the levy
is $32.S0 on each $1,000. The amount
in this city is eight cents less.
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19476--The Justus Plumbing g. Heat
ing company VS.. M. B. Schultz and
Magdalena Schultz.
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In estate of Henry Kuhr. sale of
real estate confirmed.
In assignment of the Canton Hollow
Block company, second account filed.
In estate of Ona d. Myers, Wash
ington township, Howard T. Myers,
appointed administrator.
In will Of Harriet Halibaugh, Marl-
boro township, filed for probate.
In estate Of John S. Fohl. second
account filed.
In estate of A. Sisterhen, second ac-
count filed.
In guardianship Of Mary A. Donald
son, second account fled.
In guardianship of Florence and
Donseo b. Clay, second account filed
In estate of Catherine Delp, first ac-
count filed.
In will of Elizabeth Pearson, will
fled for probate.
In guardianship of Jane Hoover and
Harvey Hoover, final account filed.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
r. Frank Wilson to Henry Starkey
lots S370-71-72. Canton. sS216.
Adolph Katzenting to John S. Keel
eT, lot 41s1, Canton. $S25.
T. Harvey Smith to John Skeeles
part lot 7sS, Canton. $40Q
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fled his final account with the probate
court.
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CAsBs DISPOSED OF FRIDAY

The case of John Fishel, George
Kashner and Arthur Curry, who were
arrested on the charge of stealing
automobiles from local garages last
summer and were released by Probate
Judge Bow on that particular charge
and then re-arrested again the fore
part of this week by the probation Of
ficer charged with delinquency will be
disposed of by Judge Bow at / o'clock
Friday afternoon.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-01-14
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
PROBATE COURT CALENDAR,

Lee Valentine Lantzer, 19, laborer,
to Edith May Bowers, 10, Sippo,
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PROBATE COURT CALENDAR.
In guardianship of Ralph A. Smith,
fifth account filed.
In guardianship of Anna Stewart, first
account iled.
In guardianship of Charles H. Haines,
first account filed.
In will of A. p. Lane, Lexington town.
ship, filed for probate.
In will of Jacob Stormfeltzs Jackson
township, probated and Charles Carlson
appointed executor.
In estate of Frank Phillips, Lexing-
ton township, William L. Hart appoint
ed administrator.
In guardianship of Dorothy and Leora
Conrad, Reese Z. Jones appointed guard
ian.
In estate of Susan Neff ct al, first ac-
count fled
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
William S. Smith and Alice NJ. Smith
to Homer e. Black, lot 1895, Canton,
$1,000
George Munter and wife to the Board
OF Education of Nimishillen township,
part of southwest quarter of section 2,
Nimishillen township, s175,
Josephine Laniel to the Board of Ed
ucation of Nimishillen township, part of
southwest quarter of section 2, Mimi
shillen township, $3.50.
Sophia Myers to Elizabeth Beitler, lot
6S73, Canton, 81.
Lee Beitler ct al. to Elizabeth Beitler,
lot 6S7S, Canton, 81.
Max Geiger ct al to Albert Hanney,
lot 350S In Geiger and Frieds first ad-
dition to Alliance, $780,