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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-03-18
CARROlLTON,

Carrolton, March 11.-Mrs. ]. NJ. West
fall was q guest of Mrs. Baysinger at
Canton from Friday until Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Mclean, of ALI
ance were guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Q. j.
Manfull, Sunday.
A number of Carrollton young men
started out for walk on Sunday after
noon and planned to walk to Dell Roy,
about seven miles north of here, and
come back on the afternoon passenger
train. They got to Dell Roy all right
but not in time to get the train, missing
it by very short distance. The walk
back was not a very enjoyable affair.
Harvey Young, who is engaged in the
insurance business at Canton, was at
home over Sunday.
r. w. Gartrell, of Leesville, was a Car
rollton business caller Tuesday.
Loda Lott, of Robertsville, was a guest
of Carrollton relatives the first of the
week.
Mrs. John Merrigan returned home on
Tuesday, after a several days visit at
Augusta with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
John L. Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs c. E. Van Horn and fam
lily, of Canton, were guests of CaTolIton
friends n Sunday.
A relief agent is at the local Wheeling
and Lake Erie depot assisting in the un-
usual amount or work.
County teachers examination was held
here on Saturday and there were 26 ap-
plicants for certificates.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. l.. Smith, of Augusta,
are visiting their daughters, Mesdames
A. e. Mitzel and John Merrigan.
Edward Dixon, 55, died in his home
near Tabor, Sunday night, after long
Illness, and was buried on Wednesday
He is survived by a wife and several
children.
The Canal Dover high school basket
ball team will be here on Saturday even
ing for game with Carrollton high in
Knickerbocker rink.
The Zents sisters, who have been en-
pioyed at the pottery for some time, re-
turned to their home at Magnolia on
Wednesday,.
Mrs. e. S. Tinlin entertained the
Neighborhood club on Monday evening
Thomas G. Donaldson, of Scroggsfeld,
was in town Wednesday on legal busi-
ness.
The w. c. t. U. held a social in the
Methodist Episcopal church on Tuesday
A program was rendered and refresh
ments consisting of ice cream and cake
were served.
Judge Isaac II. Taylor, OF Canton, was
in Carrollton on Wednesday looking
after some legal business.
John l.. Bowling suffered a stroke of
paralysis in the home of his son-in-law
and daughter Mr.. and Mrs. o. ]. Man
full, and is in a very serious condition.
This is his second attack.
]. H. Harper, of the Park Hotel, took
a small drink out OF bottle OF formal
dehyde about $50 Thursday morning by
mistake. A doctor was called, but Mr..
Harper did not get enough of the fluid
to cause any serious injury.
A dog ordinance was passed by the
council Tuesday. 1t provided a license
for all dogs that run at large and
check to mark the same requiring a fee
of one dollar for all dogs licensed. All
dogs running at large without the license
shall be impounded by an officer and If
not claimed within Is hours shall be
killed. A fine of from 80 to $40 is pro-
vided for violation OF this ordinance,
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ley at East Rochester
Jack Willard, Of Homework, survey
ed the james Reed farm Tuesday.
Mr.. Frank Mangus was at Homework
Wednesday
Aaron shively died at his home in
Bayard Tuesday morning. He leaves
wife, two daughters and one son also
number OF friends 10 mourn his loss
Interment at Moultrie cemetery Thurs
day.
Ambrose Reed moved his family TO the
farm owned by Marion Stump Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Temple have NOV
ed near Hanoverton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Russell called on
Mr.. and Mrs. Ambrose Reed, OF Home
worth, Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs Chancey Towns were at
Mr.. Neil's, near Bayard Thursday.
Mrs. Susie Neil, OF near Bayard died
Wednesday. A husband, two sons and
two daughters survive. Interment at
Moultrie cemetery Saturday at 10 o'clock
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo Harding have rent
ed the Monroe Managers property, near
East Rochester and will move soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter sanor are spend
ing few days with Mr.. and Mrs. Bert
Stull, of Homework.
Miss Crisa King returned to her home
near Winona Thursday after spending a
few weeks with her nephew, Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward King.
Miss Celestia Klein is spending a few
days with Miss Neva Leatherbery, of
| East Rochester.
Mrs. Edward King and daughter,
Chloris, were calling on friends near
Winona Thursday
Miss Maple and Mary Summers are
spending a few days with their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs John A. Summers.
Jefferson Milbourn is quite i'll.
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WIFE RESTRAINED

A temporary restraining order was
issued by Judge Harter yesterday pre-
venting Irene milestone, of Wood
land avenn,e from interfering with or
trespassing upon the property of the
Northwest Expanded Metal company,
Of which her husband, Frank Whet-
stone, is president. The order was
secured by Attorney Snyder in behalf
of the husband who alleges that the
wife has been injuring his position.
He brings suit for divorce on the
grounds of neglect and cruelty The
plaintiff alleges that the defendant
on various occasions has threatened
his life. The couple were married on
June rs, 1903, and one child, Imogene,
aged years, was born of the union.
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GREENTOWN.

Greentown, O., March 10.-Mrs.
Reuben Wrestler of Cairo spent Fri
day with her sister, Mrs. Daniel
Housley.
John Tritt and wife Of Aultman
spent Friday with Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Wise.
Miss Eta Smith spent Friday with
her brother, Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin
Smith, in Canton.
Floyd Acker, who is i'll, is improv-
ing.
Mrs. Wilson Smith and daughter
Marie spent Saturday in Akron.
Byron Wise and family of Cleve-
land, spent Sunday with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Smith.
Greeley Hickman of Uniontown
spent Sunday here.
Perry Oft is on the sick list.
Miss Maud Miller spent Sunday in
Uniontown.
John Shanafelt and Elmer Acker OF
Akron, visited Sunday with Daniel
Smith and family.
John F. Wise Of Aultman spent
Friday with his brother, VIM. Wise.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman Cashner Wis.
tied Sunday with James Bauser and
family in New Berlin.
Mrs. Alton Pontius was in Union
town, Monday.
Jack Millers have moved in the
Greenawalt property.
Horace Hunsiker and family of Ak
ron visited Monday with his sister
Mrs. Sadie Smith.
Otto Myers of Akron was the guest
of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charley
Myers, Saturday.
Miss Maud Myers spent Saturday
with relatives in Canton.
Leo Bishop of Hartville passed
Monday here.
George Bletzer has purchased the
20 acre farm of Louis Wise.
Miss Weary returned home from q
visit in Akron.
Mrs. A. d. Essig spent Tuesday
with her mother, Mrs. A. Smith.
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NEW cHAMsERssuRe.

New Chambersburg, March 1a-Mrs
George Barrick and son, Lloyd, visited
her sister, Mrs. Charles Hursh, of New
Philadelphia, few days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Risen were in Min
erva Tuesday.
Miss Olive Donnelly spent a few days
with her sister MIS-. Charles Blythe,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Emmons, OF East
Rochester, have moved to Alliance.
Mrs. George Donnelly 10 on the sick
list.
Miss Mae Evans visited friends here
Sunday.
Charles Mardis will move soon to his
farm northwest Of New Franklin.
Charles Guthrie was at Minerva Mon
day.
Miss Erma Pieren Is sick.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Leatherbery and
daughter. Of East Rochester, called on
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Klein Monday.
Mr. ana Mrs. Madge Harding ppent
Sunday with Mr., and Mrs. Walter Kel-
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nesday on account Of repairs.
The members Of Myers Sunday school
will meet this evening TO rehearse their
Easter program. s
E. M Fiscus, now residing on the
Wampler property, of Sixteen, will move
into the w. r. Christman property soon.
George Shilling, Of this place, has pur-
chased the Mampler farm and will be
given possession April ].
Mrs. John Bennot, of the Patch, is
spending several days this week with
Mrs. Harriet Ohendorf
Charles Kipfer is staying at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Emanuel Hornberger,
Sr
Many people OF this place are attend
ing the services being held by the Rev.
o. p. Slusser, of the U. 3. church Of
Pigeon Run, this week.
Mrs d. w. McFarren and Mrs. TT A.
McFarren, OF this place, spent Tuesday
in Genoa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Indorf have re-
turned from an extended trip through
the principal cities of Northern Ken
lucky.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Elcea, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. p. Hornberger Jr., John Horn
berger and others spent Wednesday
evening at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. X.
Kern, near Brookheld. A very enjoyable
social evening was spent, during which
home made pretzels were served.
Howard Blocker, of Massillon, spent
Wednesday in this locality
Miss Mamie Wefer left for Canton
Wednesday evening.
The members of the Wesley Mission
church Of Massllon met at the home of
Sister Judith Williams, Wednesday even
ing and enjoyed yer yinteresting prayer
meeting. Interesting religious talks were
offered by many present including Christ
Kaufman, Sr., Miss Bertha Kaufman,
Mrs. Judith Williams, William Kaufman
and others. The work will probably be
continued
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ADDITIONAL JURORS.

Deputy Clerk. of Courts Agler in
the presence of Deputy Sheriff Charles
Kirk late yesterday afternoon drew
from the jury wheel the names of IL
veniremen who will be summoned this
morning to appear in common pleas
court at 1 o'clock next Monday after
noon. The names of the jurors drawn
follow: Wesley Knoll, Washington
township; John Schrantz, Lake town
ship; Abraham Furnace, Canton; Den
mis- Heesland, Alliance; Edward G..
Bates, Alliance; Hiram Clay, Jackson
township; David A. Cochran, Canton;
Daniel Meyers, Lake township; Sam.
uel Lerch, Canton; William Reed, Su.
gar Creek township; Harry H. Crider,
Tuscarawas township, and Frank M.
Stanley, Lexington township.
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STRINGToWN.

Stringtown, March 11-Mr. and Mrs.
John Dourm and son, Ray, spent Sum
day at the home of Charles Maurer
Mrs. Sharley Unkefer and children, of
Oneida, spent Wednesday at William
Wyants.
James Ackelson, OF Minerva, called on
Curtis Haines, Monday.
Vernon Dourm and family spent sun
day at Smith Keiths.
Troylus Myers moved on the Francis
Gugeiman farm last week.
Grandma Haynam is visiting with her
granddaughter, Mrs. William Wyant
Mrs. Rachel Keith, of Canton. spent
Friday and Saturday with her children
OF this place.
Mrs. John Myers and Mrs. John Dourm
attended the funeral OF Mrs. Carrie Hart
Starkey at Minerva, Thursday.
Jerry McEndarffer was in Minerva.
Thursday.
Mrs. Isaac Baughman visited Sunday
with her sister-in-law, Mrs. John In
kefer
Mrs. Jerry HGynam was In Canton.
Saturday
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.


William R. Timken and Grace X.
Timken to Jeneffer Mcconnell, lot 211
in North Crystal Park addition TO Can
ton. $107.
Margaret L. Ronski and husband to
Francis Marchand, part Of west half
Of southwest quarter section IL, Jack
son township, $1,000.
Julia Gressen to Caroline r. Alex
ander, lots 142S7-s-9, 14SOO-1-2, Canton,
81.
Winfield Lee and Mercy Lee to AL
bert /. Davy and Edith Davy, lot 2164
IN Sylvester Burfs allotment, Massil-
lon, $4,000.
David Schweisberger and wife to
William 8. Grosjean, lot "a in East
View addition to Canton, 81.
Kate H. and ]. Edward Austin to
Ayra Grosjean, part of southwest quar-
ter, section 8, Canton township, $500.
David G. johnson ct al to the Lake
Erie, Alliance & Wheeling r. r. Co.,
part northeast quarter section 2, Wash
ington township.
Max Geiger ct al. to Ernest G. Court
ney lot 4211 in the Geiger- -Marchand
allotment to Alliance, $3.50.
Per Lee w. Wagner and Elizabeth
Wagner to Edward F. Davis, part lot
1888 Massillon. 81.
Isaac N. Snavely to Leander Grnber,
part of the southeast quarter of sec
ton 21, Tuscarawas township, 81.
Susan Baughman to Isaac Snavely
and Lander Graber, southeast quar-
ter Of section 81, Tuscarawas town
ship, $942s,58.
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RHODES.

Rhodes, March 11.-Mr. ana Mrs.
Charles Knoblock moved into their Mas
sillon home on Jarvis avenue, Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs, Elmer Hostettler. OF Mas
sillon, formerly of Kent, o., viii move
to the Patch this week, Mr.. Hostettler
has been employed as operator at the
Wheeling yards near here
John Marchand and family, of Sixteen,
moved into their newly erected home on
the Miller Hill, Tuesday.
J. ], wefier spent Tuesday in Canton.
james Founders and w. s. Adams are
still serving as petit jurors at Canton.
stephen Evans, of Sixteen, will move
onto his newly purchased farm in Mich
igan In several weeks.
No school was he'd in the advanced
grades OF the Pigeon Run schools We'd
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EAST GREENVILLE.

East Greenville, March 10-"Arthur
Eustace," or "a Mothers Love-" a
temperance drama in five acts by ]
w. Todd, will be presented by the
Dublin Dramatic Co. at the school
hall at Dublin ON Friday and Satur-
day evening.
Frank X. Norwood of Massillon,
state councillor of Ohio and John G.
A. Richter of Canton, state secretary,
were guests Of Lookout council No.
4S, Jr. o. u. A. M. Thursday evening.
Mrs. Clara Christman of Massillon,
was here Sunday, the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Baer and family.
Messrs. Cloyd SnaVely and Elson
Wefier were Sunday guests of c. L,
Baer.
Mrs. Frank Baer and family went
to Massillon on Sunday to visit rela.
tives living there.
David H. Eckroad was the guest e.
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. A. r..
Fortney on Sunday.
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EDGEFIELD,

Edgefeld, March 12.-Mr. and Mrs.
G. E. Hardesty, Mrs. Clara Hardesty
and Mrs. Ella Wilson were the guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Noble of the Will
liams Hotel at Canton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Conrad, of Mas
sillon, spent Wednesday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Eugene Vernon.
William Buchtel, of Bancroft, was
the guest of George Buchtel on We'd
nesday night.
Lewis Miller visited with friends at
Sandyville.
Joseph Oakes, of Louisville, was the
guest of Mr.. ana Mrs. Frank Good
man.
William Long, of Waynesburg, is
staying with his brother, Michael
Long, for several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Smith were the
guests Of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schon-
er at Uniontown.
Mr.. and Mrs, S. Darr visited with
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Frease at Can
ton.
Joseph Hug, of Massillon; Mr.. N.
P. Knowles, of Hartville, and Mr. and
Mrs. Tony Shanabruchs were guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. James McLinden.
Mrs. Lewis Miller spent Wednesday
with Mrs. Andrew Boone at Canton.
Clyde Buchtel spent several days
with Akron friends.
Harry Long, of Waynesburg, spent
several days with Michael Long.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otley Vernon will re-
turn to their home at Kennett Square,
Pa, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. George Russell and
son Lawrence, of Canton, were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin P. Russell.
Mrs. Albert Russell is on the sick
list.
The funeral of Christian Aldinger
on Wednesday was largely attended
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DIVORCE WANTED.

Pearl v. Shorb has brought suit in
common pleas court for divorce
against Sanford Shorb. Plaintiff al
leges that she married the defendant
February %, 1905, at Beach City, and
that three children, Ralph aged 4,
Vera G., 2, and Dwight, seven months,
were born of said marriage. Further
that the plaintiff is guilty of extreme
cruelty and infidelity.
Plaintiff asks tie court to grant a
restraining order to prevent the de-
fendanr from selling or encumbering
any OF the personal property; that she
be allowed temporary alimony pending
the final hearing of the case and that
she be awarded the custody of the
minor children with reasonable ali
mony.
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Thursday, March II.
NEW CASES.

19641-Charles Lahr VS.. Ira Wearst-
Ter. John w. Burris, attorney.
19642--J. q. Mccullough VS.. Mary
Cashion and John +. Cashion. Krich-
baum and Daniels, attorneys.
19643-The Massillon Loan &
Building Co. VS.. Adam @. Wilkin, Col.
den B., Aubin, o, Leo Aubin and the
city of Massillon. w. Il. N. Hemper.
ly, attorney.
19644--Wilber Mercantile agency
VS.. the Thomas Peter company. Clark
q Clark, attorneys.
19646-Wilber Mercantile agency
VS.. the Canton Drop Forge & Manu-
featuring Co. Clark and Clark, at
torneys.
19646--Wilber Mercantile agency
We. the Wright Wrench company
Clark & Clark, attorneys.
19647-WiIber Mercantile agency
vs.. William Gibbs and G. H. Gibbs, oi
the Buckeye Manufacturing Co. CLARK
& Clark, attorneys.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Robert H. Anderson ct al to Clayton
w. Anderson, part Of southwest quar-
ter, section 8, Canton township, $25.
Frederick q. Widder and Electa M.
Widder to Lenore H. Exline, lot $3.50,
Canton, $1,000.
Beatrice Pearl Gschwend ct al to
the United States Steel company, lot
S276, Canton, $275.
Julia A. Hess and Albert B. Hess to
Charles G. Schumacher, part lot 1899,
Canton $3.50.
Catherine Crody ct al to Andrew
Harbert, lot 10, in village of Howen-
stine, $25.
James e. Steinmetz and Molly
Steinmetz to Andrew Harbert, lot 8,
in village of Howenstine, 500.
Robert H. Anderson ct al to Her
man e. Anderson, part southwest
quarter section 8, Canton township,
5000.
CLANCY G. Pontius and wife to
Thursey Barrick, lot 11792, Canton,
S1.00.
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NEW CASES


19648-Frank M MILESTONE VS.. Irene
B. milestone. A. T. Snyder, attorney.
19649-The National Wire Company VS..
Francis B. Doherty, executor of Peter
Cannon. Thomas c. Davis, attorney
for plaintiff and o. C. Volkmor, coun-
sci for defendant.
19660-Pearl v. Shorb VS.. Sanford shorb.
w. 8. Putnam and Milton ]. Braucher.
attorneys.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Charles f. Brazee, 68, farmer, to Eva
L. Sebrell, 81, Alliance.
PROBATE COURT CALENDAR,
In estate of Mary. e. Hammond inyen-
tory filed.
In will of Peter schafer. Nimishillen
township, probated.
In estate of Levi Forney, order of
private sale issued.
In will of Jacob Katscher, Sugar
Creek township, probated.
In estate of Peter Schafer, Nimishil-
len township, Philip p. schafer appoint-
ed administrator, with will annexed
In guardianship of Howard Miller, pc
tition to sell real estate, filed.
In will of Christian A. AIdnger, Plain
township, filed for probate.
In will of Hugh G. Wright, Lexington
township, filed for probate.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Charles e. Jarvis and Caroline e. Jar
Wis to George N. Better and Frank L.
Better, part of fractional section 20
Canton township, $50.
Harvey s. Stoner and wife to Emma
]. Stoner part of southwest quarter sec
tion T. Canton township, 1920.
Eleanor NJ. Potts and David Potts to
Frank Il. Busselle, part lot 1s4s, ALI
ance, $1,000.
IT.an.iaI. xuna~.o. a. ma N rr
part lot 7752 In Shorb & Shanafelt's first
addition to Ca on, $3.50
Flora Nash to Jessie Wise, lot 4S72,
In Garwood Lawn allotment. Alliance,
$3.50.
John II. Casterton TO Annie Emma
Sebolt, lot 4120 Canton, Sl600.
Aaron Kurtz and wife to Andrew Kins-
ley and Anthony Kinsley, lots 2 and 8
In Everhard's addition TO Middlebranch,
$4,000.
Sabilla Brumbaugh, administrator with
will annexed of Byron Braumbaugh to
Aaron Kurts lots and in Everhard's
addition to Middlebranch, SI.OO.
Edgar G. Linn and Harriet II. Linn
to Mary t. Scheurer lot 12l7s in Arling-
ton addition, Canton SO,
Edgar c. Linn and Harriet H. Linn
TO Louise Scheurer lot 1206s in Arling-
ton addition to Canton so.
Michael Kutrieb to Francesca and
Concetta Ferrairo, one half lot 1896 in
ThOmpson's first addition to Canton
$500.
Joseph King and others to F.. ID.
Brown and wife, part OF northwest
quarter section Nimisnillen township
$500
William Ritterspaugh and Augustus
Ritterspaugh 10 George M. Kuglers lot
656S Canton t21250
Elizabeth Valleley to George NJ Kug-
Ter one half lot e55s Canton $212.50.
Edward A. Hartzel and wife TO The
Jewel Motor Car Company part outlots
q and 90, Massillon s1.OO
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Saturday March 1s.
PARDEB ACQUITTRD.


The jury In the case of @. l.. Pardee,
Of Newton Falls. charged with burg
larry and larceny for breaking into a
store house of Christian Sommers, of
this city, last summer and stealing S7,
returned a verdict of not guilty as
charged in the Indictment. On ac-
count Of Judge Amber. before whom
the case was heard for the past two
days, leaving the court room shortly
before the verdict was reached, Judge
Harter received 1t. The jury was out
about two hours.
The defendant is the first prisoner
10 be acquitted at this term of Grim
fnal court. Pardee was bound over
from Mayor Turnbull's court where he
pleaded guilty to the charge preferred
He was placed In the county prison on
Eeptember is and has been confined
there sInce. When arraigned In com
Mon pleas court he entered a plea OF
NOT guilty. He alleged that the Of
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iicers by whom he was arrested had
double crossed him by promising to
get him out OF the predlcament i'm
mediately IL he would acknowledge
the deed which he heartily agreed to
do. He maintained all the time after
his arrest that he was not guilty as
charged. After being acquitted he
shook hands with the veniremen and
left the court room with a broad
smile on his countenance. The de-
fendant was represented by Attorney
Peter ], Collins,
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osNA5uRo.

Osnaburg, March 12-St. PauPs Re-
formed church. Emmet M. Adair, pas
tor. Sunday school at 9:15 a. M, A. L.
Lott, Supt.; preaching at 10:sO a. m. by
the pastor. subject, 'Redeeming the
Time;" preaching at 1880 by Rev. C.
Hange; Y. p. 8. c. p. at $50, subject,
what Are Our Liquor Laws and How
Are They Enforced7" The normal class
and the teachers meeting at the par
sonage Wednesday evening at o'clock.
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CASE NOLLED.

The case of Neal Mclean, of Louis
avenue, 18 years of age, indicted for
burglary and larceny on a charge of
breaking into the Diebold garage, on
West Fifth street, and taking an auto
mobile, has been nolled. Mclean,
who has been prisoner in the county
prison for some time was given his
liberty.
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oTTERREIN.

otterbein, March 1O.-The Sunday
school elected officers Sunday to serve
until January 1910 as follows: Nor
ris slutz superintendent Lewis Holm,
assistant superintendent; Gladys
Holm, Organist; Mrs Myrtle Calen-
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DEFENDANT DIsCHARGED.

Probate Judge Bow after hearing the
testimony in the case charging Mrs.
Anna Kingston, of Alliance, with the
abandoning of four children, discharg-
ed the defendant Proof showed that
the defendant had left them in charge
of a sister of the mother residing in
this city, and that the sister was re-
ceiviDg momentary consideration for
the custody. The defendant was rep
resented by Attorney Maneval while
Probation officer Yutzey was counsel
for the state.
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PROBATE COURT CALENDAR

PROBATE COURT CALENDAR.
In estate of G. Lyman Howenstine,
final account filed.
viii of Solomon Venting, Sugar
Creek, probated.
In assignment of the Schafer-Mc-
Kenzie company, sale of real estate
confirmed.
In estate of Solomon Venting, Su-
gar Creek, William Venting and c..
M. Venting appointed executors.
In estate of Francis M. Goshorn,
confirmed and final account filed.
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APPEAL CASE.

The National Wine company has
brought suit against Francis B. Doh
erty as executor of Peter Gannon's
estate for the collection of $500. The
case was appealed from the justice
court of Bernard Bell, at Massillon.