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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-02-25
THE LURE OF THE CITY

Farmers encounter difficulty in get
ting wives? This is question upon
which members of the Horticultural
society stand evenly divided, pro and
con. Some think that little Cupid
does show great laxity in properly
performing his duty among the farmer
folks, while others argue on the op-
posite side. What is more, say the
pessinists, the difficulty under which
rural swains labor is becoming more
and more apparent each day.
One farmer who permitted himself
to be interviewed upon the subject
said Country girls hesitate to en-
ter into matrimonial alliances with
farmers, because of the work and
drudgery which such a life has in
store. Very few of them have any
great desire to become farmers wives
"On the other hand, they show a
marked preference for city lovers, an
ticipating life of comparative ease.
The lure OF the city is a strong one
for the country girls"
Another farmer interviewed said he
didn't thing that any such condition
existed, but that If such was the case,
it should be met with an effort on
the part of the farmers to make their
homes more attractive, and to lessen
the work incident to being a farmers
wife. He felt that this was a practical
solution of the problem. With this
done there wouldn't be any difficulty
in keeping the women in the country,
he said
But one person declared that he
could produce positive proof that
farmer women were not adverse to
marrying farmer men. For instance
of the advantages Of the ruralites in
this regard" he said, "a few years
ago l advertised for a housekeeper,
and stated that applicants should call
by phone after. six o'clock in the eV-
ening. In less than two hours, after
six o'clock. | had received twenty
seven applications. Think of the pos
sibilities of the tillers of the soil"
Quick modes Of travel are used to
explain the situation. In the olden
times, lassies of the isolated country
districts had little choice. They didn't
find anything better to their taste
than farmer beaux, and so had to be
contented or be old maids. Now,
there is scarcely a section of the coun-
try, that is not easily accessible from
the cities by trolley, or auto, or even
telephone Coming closer In touch
with the city, the women are enam-
ored by the apparent comfort of city
life, and grasp the first opportunity
to go there.
1t seems that it is up to some prac-
tical farmer to invent some form of
mechanism to milk the COWS. and
gather the eggs and perform the house
hold duties of a wife, in order that
this exodus to the city by the rustic
bellies may be abated
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-02-25
MIDDLEBRsNCH.

Middlebranch, Feb 19-Solomon Bair
of Cleveland spent several days this
week with his mother, Mrs. Katie Bair.
William Glennen, Sr., has the grippe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Gibson of Cora
oplis, Pa, visited several days with Mr..
and Mrs. David Gibson last week.
Blanche Wolfe is working for Mrs.
George Miller,
Mae Glennen spent Sunday with Can
ton friends
Mrs. Wilson Bixler is at the Tnglesde
hospital, Canton, where she is treated
for throat and stomach trouble
The Brethren Sunday school elected
the following delegates for the County
convention which is to be held at First
Christian church at New Berlin, Friday
and Saturday of this week. They are:
E. c. Gibson, Ellen Roush and P. M.
Roger
Mrs Roxy Young, south of town, had
a severe fall on the ice the other day.
George Stermer called on Mr.. and Mrs
George Stermer of LabertOwn, Sunday.
George Phillips has purchased a piano.
Miss Ruth Lloyd is visiting with Miss
Marie Mock of Petersburg.
Mrs. Libbie Gotshall spent Thursday
with Mr.. and Mrs, d. c. Buchanan.
Mr., Elmer Markley, of New Berlin, is
visiting with Mrs. II. L. Corl, several
days this week.
Charles Helm moved to Wellston, o.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shaub and two children,
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Hoover of Canton
and Mr.. and. Mrs. Walter Wisel of this
vicinity were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Brown, Sunday.
Mabel Harget is visiting with Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Ebie of Kent.
Mrs. Patrick Lloyd and two children
called on relatives at Canton, Thursday.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-02-25
WANTS. HER 5000 BACK.

Litigation was begun in common
pleas court yesterday by Jennie Brown
for the collection of 5000 with inter
est at the rate of ten per cent from
February 16, 1906, against Robert E.
Rayman, w. |. Powell, G.. F. Andrews
and c. E. Wilbar. Plaintiff alleges
that on August 16, 1904, a written
contract was entered into by the de-
PENDANTS and herself for the purchase
of go shares at $40 each in the Ohio
River Oil & Gas Co., the defendants
agreeing to pay her a dividend and
interest. Further, that it was agreed
in the written instrument that plain
tiff should have the privilege of op-
ton or returning the 60 shares and
demanding her $780, Defendants
failed and object to the carrying out
the last part of the instrument at her
request
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-02-25
RHODES.

Rhodes, Feb. 1S.-Charlea Knobloch is
preparing to move to MassillOn in the
spring
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gordon, of
Cragby, Alaska, visited with Mrs. Cor
don's brother, X. Kern, near Brookfeld
last week.
Mrs. j. Edwards and daughter, of Mas
slllon, visited in this locality this week.
d. McFarren was a Richville visitor,
Monday
w. Krisher spent Wednesday in Genoa.
II. Marchand, of Sixteen, expects to
move into his new home on the Miller
Hin in the near future.
Miss Grace AmmOn, of Saginaw, Mich,
is at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Hindley this week.
Mrs. Edmund Griffith is a Justus vis-
itor this week, the guest of her daugh-
ter, Mrs Ernest Lennon
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Kiefer and family,
of Navarro, visited with Mrs. Kiefer' S
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Jacobs, last
week.
John Obendorf spent several days last
week with his sister, Mrs, Clarence
Stansbury, of Crystal Springs,
The basketball season closed Tuesday
with a game between the "Whirlwlnd
Johnnies" and the Hardly Ables. No
scores were made during the entire
game.
James Flounders ana the Rev W. S
Adams are serving as jurors at Canton
this week.
Sunday school will be held at Myers
Sunday at $3.50 a. m, followed by church
services at 1850 By the Rev w. S
Adams.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-02-25

Schools of this place will close Monday
In observance of Washington's birthday.
Several of our pupils are preparing to
attend the Patterson examinations In
April
Per Lee Shilling, Of Sixteen, visited his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. p. Shilling, this
week
Mrs Charles Umbeuhour accidentally
fell upon the ice Tuesday with serious
results DR.. r. J. Pumphrey was sum
moned, and was compelled to place sew
eral stitches I'm her head.
Miss Bertha, Fred and William Kauf-
man left Wednesday afternoon for
Akron.
Word was received this week that
Thomas Griffiths, who left this place
some time ago for the west. has arrived
safely in Portland, Oregon, where he has
secured steady employment
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-02-25
CIRCUIT COURT DECISIONS.

Circuit court rendered decisions at 8
O'Clock yesterday morning and then
adjourned until the early part of
March.
Twelve cases were disposed of. The
court released bare decisions and the
written opinions will be forthcoming
the latter part of next week. The
case of the city of Canton against
the Stark Electric Railway Co., which
involved damages for the killing OF
two horses of No. 2 fire department
on Gibbs street several years ago in
collision was reversed. This Is the
second time this case has come up be-
fore the circuit court and yesterdays
decision reversed the verdict which
was rendered in favor Of the defend
ant. In the quo warranto proceedings
brought by former Justice of the Peace
William S. Spidle against Henry B.
Sibila, his successor, a ruling was
made favorable to the defendant.
Attorney Spidle sought to regain his
old position in Perry township con-
tending that his term did not expire
until 1910. He was elected in No
vember 1907 and took Office January
1908.
The error case of August Hahn,
local saloon keeper against the state
of Ohio was affirmed Gig" was
found guilty of keeping a place of Ill
fame, the resort in question being the
Palm Garden on East Tuscarawas
street. Judge Harter sentenced Hahn
to serve three months in the work
house and to pay the costs of the pros
ecution. There is talk of carrying the
case up to supreme court.
The other decisions of minor impor
tance follow: Fannie Myers VS.. Mas
sillon Building G. Loan Co., affirmed;
Jacob Hardenstine VS.. Emanuel Shen-
eman, affirmed; Jonathan HOLDEN vs.
Mary Tranger ct al, affirmed; Perry
Young VS.. H. H. Groner, affirmed;
Max Berkman VS.. United Foundry Ma
chine Co., reversed; Samuel Thompson
VS.. Askin and Marine, affirmed John
Wack VS.. w. H. Wagner, affirmed;
Dora Markowitz VS.. Ohio, reversed; /;
Cornelius Schumacher VS.. d. e. Hob
stetter, reversed.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-02-25
COURT HOUSE
PETITION AMENnEn.

An amended and supplemental petit
tion in the litigation brought by E..
j.. Mills against the East Ohio Gas
company in which the plaintiff seeks a
temporary mandatory Injunction was
filed in common pleas court Friday
afternoon by Attorneys ]. l.. Boyd
and g. L. Mills. The plaintiff asks
that a temporary mandatory injunc-
tion be issued forthwith requiring
the defendant company to replace and
repair the pipe connection between the
gas mains and the pipes leading to
plaintiffs residence, at 1902 Lawrence
avenue, and requiring the defendant
company to furnish natural gas from
its mains to said plaintiff until further
order of the court. That in the final
hearing of said cause that the defend
ant company be compelled to furnish
natural gas to the plaintiff upon pay
mCnt to said defendant company for
natural gas so furnished at the rate
fixed and determined by the last gas
ordinance which calls for % cents per
thousand feet; that an account be
taken of the damage which the plain
tiff has sustained and for other re-
lief that Is just and proper.
Plaintiff says that he Is ready and
willing to pay the defendant company
the sum of S2.70 which he owes at
the rate of % cents per thousand GU
bic feet but that the defendant still
continues to refuse to accept same
and also refuses to supply plaintiff
with gas. Further that he has been
greatly damaged on account of his
gas being turned off as he is without
light or fuel. The supply was cut
off from plaintiffs residence January
26, 1909 by the defendant company
disconnecting the pipes leading to the
residence from the main line.
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and all parties interested that a re-
ceiver be appointed by the court to
take charge of Arm property and dis
pose of same under the direction Of
the court. The plaintiff prays that
the co-Partnershp may be dissolved
and account may be taken of the mon
eys received and paid by the plaintiff
and defendants during the existence
of co-partnership; that the property
Of said co-partnership of every kind
may be sold and the debts and liabil-
tiles be paid off and the surplus, If
any, divided between the plaintiff and
defendants
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-02-25
CARROLLTON

Carrolton, Feb. 1S.-A series of meet
ings will be held i'm the Presbyterian
church commencing Sunday night. Rev.
Henry Foster will preach each night
next week except Saturday hight
marriage license has been issued to
Ralph Smith, of CarrolltOn. and Anna
Noble, of Harlem Springs.
Rev. A. f. Simpson will preach in the
L. p. church Sunday
John Allen and family, of Cleveland:
oliver and Henry S. Allen and their
families, of Corapolis. Pa, and Mrs.
Frazer of Wellsvile, attended the fu-
neral of their father, Samuel Allen, on
Sunday.
Miss Mamie Patton and Mary Hestor
McNeely, of Canton, were guests Of Car
rolton friends the latter part of the
week.
Opie Reed the novelist, will give a
lecture in the opera house on Monday
night.
Mrs Mary Close and Miss Ella Hem
ming spent Sunday at Dell Roy with
home folk.
Sheriff and Mrs w. E. Arbaugh were
guests of friends at Leesville from Fri
dy unatil Sunday
J. c. Beck has traded the two town lots
at Big Timber, Mont, recently acquired
from Daniel Nevin, to c. A. Tope, for
lot at Newcomerstown, Ohio.
A. NJ. Wagner has purchased the
machinery business of Rutledge & Miller.
r. j. Satsman left on Tuesday for
bushes strip to Carthage, Mo.
Rev C. X. Hartman and family left on
Monday for bhelr new home at Trout
vile, Fa.
Byron Beatty, of Sebring, brother of
Wade and Park Beatty, has taken a posi-
tion for the Carrollton Pottery Company.
Mrs. A. r. ROndebush entertained hte
Royal Embroidery club and a number of
invited guests Tuesday evening.
Isaac Kintner, who had been here sew
eral weeks visiting his mother, Mrs.
Jacob Kintner. and other relatives, re-
turned to hi shome at Edon, Sunday.
Charles Fisher. who has been housed
up for nine weeks from a bad case Of
typhoid fever made his first trip down
town Friday.
Miss Margaret Eddy spent the week
end at the home of her brOther-in-law
and sister Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. WescOrt.
Miss Eddy is employed as stenographer
in the Star rubber factory at Akron.
r. d. Coleman of CarroIltOn. has es-
tabIished a box ball alley at Malvern,
and it will be managed by Fred Snowden.
of this place.
Mrs John Mcdowell, who was taken
to a Cleveland hospital on Wednesday of
last week, was brought back home to-
day. Examination of the casce by the
hospital surgeons was made and it was
announced that she had cancer and word
was sent to her husband who went to
Cleveland on Sunday and returned with
her, accompanied by her daughter-in-law.
| Mrs. Paul Mcdowell and Mrs. Sadie
Gillen.
Tuesday and Wednesday everything
was covered with ice. The storm did no
damage in this section and there were no
| serious accidents. Clarence Harshman,
! son of Rev. and Mrs. c. w. Harshman,
! fell on the ice while skating Tuesday
night and broke his arm. A bob-sled
! loaded with a dozen young people mar
| rowly missed a collision with the w. g.
L. E. local Tuesday noon. Several of
| the young people were considerably
shaken up and cut in falling off the sled
in order to keep from running into the
! engine at the Main street crossing.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-02-25
LoNGsToWN.

LCngstown, o., Feb. 1s--A rag reception
was held at the home of Mrs. Sarah
Anstine with the following present: Mrs
George LAWYER, Mrs. George Bishop,
Mrs George Anstine, Mrs. Harvey Baird.
Mrs. Levi Camp Mrs. William wearstler.
Mrs, Thomas Wearstler, Mrs. John
Grubb, Miss Amanda Agne, Mrs. Sophia
Roger, Mrs. Harvey Anstine, Mrs We'll
lington Corder, Mrs. William Anstine.
Mrs. Clara Sprankel. A sumptuous din
ner was served and all report a good
time. Mrs. Anstine will soon move to
her new home south Of Midway.
David Booth and wife spent a week
In Carrollton
Mr, Bishop expects 10 move on the
Daniel Seeman farm In the near future.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-02-25
CANAL. FULTON.

Canal Fu1tOn, Feb. 19-Mr and Mrs.
Walter Keller OF Akron were guests o
Mr.. and Mrs A. F. Keller over Sunday.
Mrs G. b. Fulton of North Baltimore,
is spending a few weeks at the home of
her father, Herman Landrock
The masquerade roller skating at the
Opera House rink on Wednesday even
ing was well attended both by skaters
and spectators.
Mrs. Berhm We'll and Sidney McGrue
received prizes for costumes.
Miss Zella Porter of Cleveland, visited
with friends in town over Sunday.
Adam Limboch is seriously III with
pneumonia at his home two miles
northeast of town.
Rev. n. e. Davis of Barberton Is as
sisting Rev. j. B. Meyer of the NJ. p,
church of this place in eyangelistic SER
vices,
Born to Mr.. and Mrs Frank Gluttlng, a
son, all are doing well.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-02-25
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Edmund Bates and Sedalia Bates to
V. Estelle Morgan, lot 4110, Alliance,
$1050.
Max Geiger ct al to George Harch,
lots 4157 and 415S in West Broadway
allotment to Alliance, $1130.
Herbert q. Flohr and Emma Land
Flohr to Lucy J. Thorley, lot 1872,
Canton, 81.
James E. Flohr and Emma L. Flohr
to Jerry e. Wirth, lot 14313, Can
ton, 81.
Cora B. Slabaugh to Lyde Miller
part north half of west half of south
east quarter section Ia. Marlboro
township, $40O.
James G.. Devine and wife and Geo
w. Sturgeon and wife to Daniel l.
Stewart, lot 3S, Lexington township
$4,000.
Annie Rawie to Harrison H. Shan.
afelt and Washington B. Shanafelt
lots 7755, 1859, 1888, 77S4, 1894, 1884
1885, 1885, 1854, 1924, 924O, 9252 1857
1852, 927S, 9279, 9317, $3.50, 1881, ant
9349, Canton, 81
Ida B. Wierick to A. L. Alexander
lot 5596, Canton, $780,
Sarepta Haymaker to Elden L. Hay
maker, lot S79S. Canton, S125.
Adam A. Shorb ct al TO Harrison
Fl. Shanafelt and Washington B. Shan
afelt, 20 lots in Canton, 81.
James McLinden, administrator t.
Frank L. Cole, lot 10 in Charles o
Kolp's North Cleveland addition t
Highland Park, Canton, SIS.
Amanda E, Estep to Adele d. Will
helm, lot STA, Canton, $4,000
Mary Richardson TO Florence d
orrell, lot 1926, Canton, $3.50.
H. L. Spelman to NJ. w pilgrim,
and c. l.. Smith, part southwest quar-.
ter section II. Lake township, $500.
Samuel f. Oyster and Margaret B
Oyster to Perry Maple and Ada F
Maple, lot 1864, Alliance, $4,000.
Levi T, s. Mick ct ux. to John Prem,
diville and Margaret Prendiyille, part
lot 534S, Canton, $4,000.
Henry Moock to Elizabeth Moock
part of southeast quarter of section
20, Canton township, 81.
Matilda Vogelgesang and Henry
Vogelgesang to William N. Zettler
lot 1903, Canton, $1,000
Frances Keyser to Alice NJ. Rem
ner, part lot 2493, Canton. S425.
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ASKS FOR RECEIVER.

Harry Ball has filed an equity pc
tition in common pleas court against
Howard NJ Ball, Jennie |. Jennings
and w. E. Melchoir in which the
plaintiff prays for the dissolution of
the frm of Ball 6 jennings, S33-S37
South Market street, and also asks
for the appointment of receiver.
Plaintiff says that he and the defend
ants are partners doing business un-
der the firm name of Ball & jennings
and that he Is one-fourth owner In
said partnership; that the firm is owner
of valuable real estate in which bust
mess is carried on and q stock Of mer-
-ehandise OF great value in Canton,
Further that plaintiff is entitled to a
dissolution OF said firm, and so de.
mands, but that the defendants ana
himself cannot agree upon the method
OF dissolution or liquidation of the ar
fairs of the firm, and that for the pro
lection OF the plaintif1, the defendants
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-02-25
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

John S. Ramseyer, 80, farmer, to
Ida M. Krabill. 20, Louisville
John l.. Bender, %, mechanical de-
signer and salesman American Ball
bearing company. to Eva Catherine
Mist. %. Canton.
Clifford ]. Adams, 25, telephone man,
to Jessie NJ. Barton, &c. Alliance.
Raleigh o. Conkle, %, lumberman,
to Mabel Blumenauer, 23, Massillon.
William E. Matson, q, railroad
clerk to Mary Olive Fox, 81, Massil-
Ion
William Davis, 28, laborer, to Mary
Johnson, 80, Alliance.
William I. Johnson, 54, manufac-
turer to Lonella j. Deggs, 28, Canton.
Walter w. Buch, 81, merchant, to
Marie B. Wirth, %, Canton.
Howard l.. Felix, q, printer, to
Julia o. Paul. 19, Massillon.
George l.. Whelan, 21, die sinker
to Mabel G. Hisey. 90 Canton.
George B. Cock, 72, physician, to
Mary E. Ream. AZ. Canton.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-02-25
APPEAL CASE.

The WILDER Mercantile Agency has
brought suit in common pleas court
against the Cohen Manufacturing COM
pany for the collecting of $55.7S, which
the plaintiff alleges is due. The case
was appealed from the court of Justice
OF Peace John f. Blake, where the
plaintiff on February II received a
verdict for the sum of $50.38.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-02-25
LownahIp. fLled for probate.

In estate of James Wagner. Mas
sillon, inventory and appraisement
fled.
In estate Of Lucinda shorb. final
account filed.
In estate of James Wagner. final
account filed.
In estate of Hiram Stelnmetz, sale
bill and final account filed.
In guardianship OF Sylvia Carlile,
A. H. Carlile appointed guardian.
In estate of Melvia A. Williams, Jen.
ME Morthland, appointed administra
tor.
In estate of Frank o. Miller, Canton
John P. Jarret appointed administers
tor.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-02-25
DIVORCE PETITION.

ELI D. Yeagley has commenced suit
in common pleas court for divorce
against Myrtle Yeagley. Plaintiff al
1eges that he married the defendant
at Alliance, November rs, 1906, and
that three children, Erwin, aged IL;
Lulu, 8; and Clarence, 2; were born
of the said marriage. Further, that
defendant has been guilty of gross
neglect of duty for three years past
in failing to perform her marital du-
ties as faithful wife. The custody
of the minor children Is asked by
Dlaintiff.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-02-25
CASES DISMISSED.

Announcement was made yesterday
by Judge Bow that criminal term
of his court would not be held until
the April session on account of there
being only a few cases on the docket.
Cases that have been dismissed be-
cause of the failure to secure costs of
prosecution follow: John Betiak,
charged with defrauding an innkeep-
er: Charles Null, charged with using
profane language and assault and bat
terry; Louis Benota, charged with de-
frauding an innkeeper; Fred Blumen-
krantz charged with assault and bat
terry.
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CASE CONTINUED.

The case in which the state VS.. Da-
vid Solomon, of Alliance, charged with
purchasing copper from minors, was
begun yesterday morning in probate
court before Judge Bow. On account
of some of the witnesses not being
present to testify the case was con-
tinued until o'clock this morning
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-02-25
senators 20 Answ.r prssid.rt

Washington, ID. c., Feb, 1s.-The Pres
ident's message declaring that those who
opponed the lock type of canal were 'op-
posed to any canal at all caused irrita-
tion in the senate, Senators Teller, over
man, McLaurin, Money, Kittredge and
others are preparing singing replies to
the President, advocating a sea level
waterway.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-02-25
hPPEAI. CASE

Helena Nagle has brought suit in
common pleas court against Nick
Popa and George Popa for the collec-
ton of $29.69. The case was appealed
from the court of Justice ]. G. Both
well where the plaintiff received judg-
ment in the sum of S9.16.
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Royalty Amono the LowIv.

Rome. Ga, Feb. ls-Lady Clarendon,
daughter of the late Earl of Clarendnn
who has been laborins among the mill
people of this city for six months, re-
vealed her identity today. She says she
VIII write a hook on conditions among
Che mill workers.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-02-25
REPLEVIN SUIT.

The trial of the replevin suit OF
James E. Dye VS.. Joseph H. Steiner
was commenced Friday morning in
court room No. before Judge Harter
and jury. 1t was not completed by
evening and court adjourned until 8
o'clock Tuesday morning.
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PROBATE COURT CALENDAR.

In estate Of ]. Frank Phillips, pc
tition for sale Of real estate confirm
ed
In guardianship Of Christian Kroff,
final account filed.
In estate of Frank o. Miller. Can
ton, John P. Jarrett appointed ad-
ministrator.
In estate of Abraham Kenney. Lake
township, Eason w. Wolf appointed
administrator.
In estate of Anthony L. Green, sale
Of real estate confirmed,
In estate of Levi Forney. Canton,
George 70. Buchman appointed admin-
istrator.
VIII Of Mary Hammond. Lexington