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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-01-07
nAMAGES AsKEn.

John e. Rinehart has brought suit
in common pleas court against Sum
mer Blackburn for S15SS damages.
The plaintiff says that he is the faith
er of Elmer Rinehart, a minor, 19
years of age and that Summer Black.
burn on July 16, 1908, conducted a
saloon in Osnaburg. Further that on
the above date the saloonkeeper and
his wife and agent, Ella Blackburn
did unlawfully and wrongfully sell in.
toxicating liquors to his son and
while the lad was under the influence
of liquor wandered out of the village
and walked along the w. & L. =,
tracks and was run down by train
having both his legs cut off just above
the ankles The plaintiff also says
that by reason of said injuries from
said drunkenness that he has been
put to a large expense, the physician
and surgeons fees amounting to S36S;
that he has been deprived of his sons
earnings which amounts to 1920 and
has been otherwise damaged to the
amount of $1,000 The plaintiff asks
Judgment In the sum of S158S and the
costs and that judgment against the
said defendant, Summer Blackburn,
may be considered a lien on the said
premises of William Kester, the CO.
defendant.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-01-07
NEWS OF THIS VICINITY

Preparations are now in progress
for the fourth institute OF the teach
ers of Tuscarawas township to be
held at the Pleasant View school, Fri
day afternoon and evening, January g..
e. Obers, teacher at that place, is In
charge Of the program and something
interesting is guaranteed. Per Lee
Shilling has been appointed to lead
the work in pedagogy. Miss Reeves
and Miss Ketter are on the literary
program. other speakers of some-
thing more than local fame will also
be secured.
Fred Kaufman has just returned
from a several weeks trip in the
south.
Mrs. Henry Founders, of the Patch,
who has been sick the past several
months, is somewhat better Of late.
Mrs. x. Kern, Miss Ella Kern and
Mrs. s. Schuler, near Brookfeld, spent
Tuesday with Mrs. Harriet Obendorf.
The Progressive Euchre club has dis
banded.
William Hindley and family, who
have been Michigan visitors the past
several weeks, that Master George and
Miss Elizabeth Htndley are lying sick
with chickenpox, preventing their re-
turning home
Literary exercises will be held at
the Sixteen school Friday night.
Sunday school services will be held
at Myers Sunday at $50 a. m. No
church services will be held.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-01-07
NEW CASES.

19467-The Griffin-Watterson Con-
struction company VS.. The American
Case & Register company. Vernon
G. Burke, attorney.
19468-Emma F. Essner VS.. Andrew
Maurer ct al. j. P. Fawcett. attor-
ney.
19469--James F. Clark VS.. Caroline
McCurdy. McCarty & Pontius, attor-
neys.
19470-John E Rinehart VS.. Sum-
mer Blackburn and William Kester.
Charles c. Upham, attorney
19471-Margaret Post VS.. Gustave
Blueler and Mary Blueler ct al. w. S.
Spidle, attorney.
19462-In re the perpetuation of tes-
timony of John Miller, Mrs. Joseph
Sallenberger and Mary Picking. Brig
gle & Eggert, attorneys for plaintiff.
19463-Rosina Roth VS.. Peter Roth.
NJ. E. Aungst, attorney.
19464-Samuel e. Reemsnyder VS..
Augustus Francis, Patrick H. Kane,
James Crowley and Emma Hughes.
Milton ]. Braucher, attorney.
19465-Abraham =. Cradle VS.. the
Central Union Telephone company.
Edward L. Smith, attorney.
19466-Cora NJ. Daniels VS.. Levi
Summers, Phebe Summers and Will
liam schwyer. j. w. Craine, attor-
ney.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-01-07
RHODES.

Rhodes, Jan. 1.-Sinking will be-
gin on the new mine near Pigeon Run
as soon as the weather opens in the
spring.
]. C. Updegraf is still drilling on
the Kohr place, Severa, more holes
will probably be drilled in that 10
cality.
Howard Blocker. of Massillon, was
a visitor in the schools Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Nicholas Ricksecker.
of Mt. Eaton, visited in this neighbor-
hood, wednesday.
Fred Lonas and Miss L. Schuler, of
Brookfield, were united In marriage
Tuesday noon. Mr. Lonas is a well
brown and prosperous farmer OF this
place.
w, l.. Krisher, for many years a
tenant on the frederick Albright sarm
will move to new farm which he
has purchased on the Canton road. his
wife's homestead, usually known as
the Doll farm.
William Reese and family, Of Eagi-
nav, Mich, who are visiting In this
neigbborhood. are spending several
days with relatives In Pigeon Ran
The Liars club held their annual
meeting for the election OF officers
this week Results VIII not be made
knewn until the next meeting.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-01-07
RANDOLPH.

Randolph, Dec. 31--Mrs. Adam
Adolph and daughter Mary and Mrs.
Geo. Adolph spent Tuesday with Mrs.
H. Horning of Butternut Hill.
Mrs. Joseph Heisler who has been
on the sick list for several months is
able to resume her work, while her
husband is under the doctors care.
Miss Lucille Tickner spent several
days of last week in Suffield with Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Stratton.
Miss Julia Baer of Carrollton and
Miss Florence Baer, bookkeeper of
Portage | umber Co., RaYenna, were
the guest of their mother, M
Baer, from Thursday to Monday.
Mrs. Henry Long is spending several
weeks in Akron caring for her sick
son, Andrew Keller.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. P. Schuman and
Miss Eva Keller of Atwater and Mr..
and Mrs. Leo Kline and daughter,
Almo spent Christmas at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Keller.
Mfs. Peter Wilson of New Baltimore
was the guest of MIR. and Mrs. P. H.
Mangold Saturday Mr.. Mangold is
suffering from an liberated arm.
Mrs. 8. Hartman and daughter Mar
guerite, Mr.. and Rufus Wrestler and
son, Paul, Mr.. and Mrs F. Shook of
Alliance anad Mr.. nd Mrs. Pierce of
Pittsburg, Pa, were entertained at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel
Wrestler on Christmas.
Mrs. Elmira Hoffman was called
home from a visit at Massillon Thurs
day to entertain friend, Miss Hitch
cock of Cleveland.
Mrs. p. Guthier spent several days
in Akron with her son, George Guthier
Mrs. Adam Schraeder has been SER
iously i'll the past weel
Auam Michael was in Massillon,
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Grohe OF Suf-
field spent Saturday with Mrs.
Grohe's mother, Mrs. Emma Baer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Wise and family,
Mrs. Hiram Cramer and daughter,
Lulu of Hartville and Chas. Hostler
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Wise, Wednesday.
Miss Lizzie Schraeder who was sud
denly taken i'll last Tuesday is again
able to be about the house.
Word has been received of the death
of Chas. Cook of Akron, Tuesday.
The deceased is a brother of Mrs. Peter
Kothermel Sr. and survived by a wife
and FIVE children.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-01-07

enstein, 81; Laura Roof, $1.45; john
]. Rommsl, 81; b. F. Reed, $1j j. II,
Reigner, 1925; A. ]. Richemier, zoe;
j. l.. Robb, 81; G. w. Stump, 81;
Frank Schultz, ST. Henry Schriver,
$3.50; Peter Smith, $3.50; e. F. Stig-
net, $50; Dan Stein, shf., SO; B. nj.
Stier, 81; l. l. Speokman, 81; Frank
e. Schumacher 81 Leighty schu-
macker, 81; Jacob Shengle, $3.50;
Or. Morris Smith, 1.SO; William
Swartz, $1.50; DR.. H. Shaffer, $3.50;
Mrs. ]. Sherrick 50c WILDER Smith,
SO; Tobias Schott, $1S0; Mrs. ]. M.
Summers, 81; Justin Schmachenberg-
er, $500; Elwood Shilling, $3.50; Jacob
! ]. Smith, 81; Guy Tilden, 81; Elmer
e. Tope, $780, Nj. G. Tope, SO; DR.. j.
H. Tressel, $3.50; Mrs. M. T. Taylor,
81: Emma Taylor, 81; DR.. Oscar
Thomas, 50; Martha Thomas, 81; JOS
eph Wisdom, $1.S0; w. o. Werntz, ST.;
Fannie Willis, S5c; j. r. White, $1S0;
ex-Clerk Wilson, $1144; S. w. Whit
mer, So; Jacob Wagner, $3.50; Charles
Welty, 81; James Yohe, S2.S5; John
Young 81; Edward Young, 81; Henry
All Kruse, S13.22; Margaret Adams,
$780, Joseph L. Burrier, 81; James
Barker, shf., $5.42; Tom Bender $2;
]. M. Blake, S130; August Bolizet,
$1.70; c. C. Bow. So; Mrs. Lenora
Blythe, 81; Charles Boon, 81; Henry
Buchius, 81; Wesley Blanchard, 81;
j. r. Bougton, $1.S0; Louis A. Bos-
hart. 81; John Brumbaugh, $3.50; r. H.
Beard S140; Sherman Budd, S1S0;
Amanda Bachtel, S4.20; Catherine
/ Bachtel, S420; George Bachtel, S4.2O;
DR.. w H. Becker. S2.1O; Sam Bucher,
SOC; Ed A. Beason, SLIPS; G.. M.
Bolen, SO; John Bowen, 50; Enos H.
Brosius, $3.50; City Of Canton, $50;
William Conrad, shf., S1S1; Cleveland
Brick company, $150; Sylvester Cain,
$780, Citizens Light, Heat & Power
Co., So; Champaign Co., 25c: S. B..
Champers, shf, 81; A. j. Campbell,
81; Dr.. Campbell, (Massillon), $1.80;
Mrs. NJ. Dessler, 81; Mrs Charles DAY.
idson, 81; Charles Daugherty, $1.40:
A. l.. Davis, $1S0; Charles A. Daugh-
erty, so; Hiram Doll, ex-shf., S1.14;
Henry S. Detweiler, $5; Eckroade
Brothers, 35c; Phoebe Ebee, $1.S0; E.
s. Folk, 81; Levi Finefrock, $1.25;
D. Fording, $3.50; Rebecca Frederick,
| $780, Lewis Frederick, 49, Taylor j.
Fribley, 35c; Ralph Fricker, $1.15;
August Gerhart, shf., S2.32; F. 2. Croft,
$3.50; U. w. Goshorn, 1925; Anthony
Gresser, 81; w. j. Grosfman, 81; Mrs.
Mary Glass, 81; G. S. Green, $2.40;
]. A. Grunder, ST. John Hall, 81; Gust
Hogan, 81; N c. Heacock, 81; Henry
Holtzbach, $1.SO; George Howenstein,
$2.95; N. l.. Hince, $175; Fred Her
man, ST.. Elizabeth Herman, So; Fred
Herbuch, 81; Charles Hemingway,
ST. Emil c. Herzog, 50; and w. H.
Irous, 81.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-01-07
NEW ALEXANDER.

New Alexander, Dec 31-Rev.
Cradle, of Bethany, is conducting
revival services at the Disciples
church.
Leonard Zepernick, of Chicago,
spent several days of last week
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Car
ry Zepernick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fora Barnes and
daughter, Velma spent Xmas with
Fred Conser, of Adair
Mrs. Geo. Reamer and Mrs. John
Reamer were calling in East Ro4
chester Tuesday.
Miss Allie B. Reamer is again
clerklng in the store for Walter
Weaver.
John Weurtz, of Cleveland and
Charles Snevel, of Sebring, spent
several days of last week with Mrs.
Almira Snevel.
Joseph Kennedy, who is teaching
school at Augusta, is spending his
vacation with Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Reamer.
Joseph Snevel, of Cleveland, is
visiting friends here for few days.
Miss Lottie Belmer, of Alliance,
spent several days with her sister,
Mrs. John Ruff.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mervin Weaver
spent Xmas with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John Summer, at East Ro-
chester.
Miss Blanche Walters, of near
East Rochester, spent from Satur-
day until Monday with her friend,
Miss Velma. Barnes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Reamer spent
few days of this week with friends
in Alliance.
Miss Gertrude Hawkins, of Sebring
is visiting at the home of Wma
Vanpelt.
Carl Ruff was a Minerva caller
Thursday.
VIM. Vanpelt was a sebrlng caller
Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Smith and
children and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Hahn. of Moultrie, spent Xmas with
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Temple.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Wickersham.
and son, of East Liverpool, spent sew
eral days with friends in our vicin-
ity.
Miss Bertha Zepernick and David
Zepernick, of Sebring, are the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Zepernick.
Nhio' oOhh NILS, VI EdSt hO-
chester, is the guest CT her sister,
Mrs Almira Snevel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood Patterson
and children, of Winona, spent Xmas
with her mother, Mrs. Elizabeth
Knight.
Miss Mabel Summer, who is at
tending school at Philadelphia, is
spending few days with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Summer.
Miss Eva Ruff. who Is working in,
Alliance, spent from Thursday until
Monday with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Ruff.
Ransome Emmons and lady friend,
of Cleveland, spent several days Of
last week with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Levi Emmons.
Lewis Hawkins, of East Rochester
is the guest of Philip Woolf
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-01-07
RECORD
At Police Station Shows 1893 Arrests
for 1908 of Which 80 Were Females.
Decrease of 300 from Preceding

At Police Station Shows 1893 Arrests
for 1908 of Which SO Were Females.
Decrease of 800 from Preceding
Year.
A new police court record now
graces the desk at the police station
and up until / O'Clock on the morn
ing of January l, 1909, there was moth
ing written upon its pages. The old
one was closed with 1893 arrests for
the year. The first name To- appear
on the old book was that of man
named Plum, who had been arrested
for carrying too much of a load, and
the last one to appear on the pages
of it was Judd Wells, who was also
charged with imbibing too freely of
juice of the hops. The book shows
that just 80 females were arrested
during the year. an increase over for
mer years. The total number of ar
rests marks a decrease of about 300
during the year. During the year
the patrol wagon made 935 arrests,
carrying to the police station 952 peo-
pie. Among those who enjoyed the
luxury of riding in the "hurry-up
cart" were SO women, some of them
being of the tommy" type. During
the year 81 people were taken to the
workhouse in the wagon.
Chief Smith said Thursday night
that the decrease in the number of ar
rests during the year showed that the
people of the city were better moral
ly than they had been In former years
and that intoxication seemed to be on
the decrease also.
1t is fact that the police depart
ment has done excellent work, for
during the past twelve months many
thieves have been caught and much
stolen property has been recovered
The discipline in the department has
been excellent and the men have been
working in harmony with the head of
the department. The chief has worked
hard to get the proper work out OF his
men and has succeeded admirably.
He has been courteous and fair and has
handled more busines in his Office dur
ing the past year than any of his pre-
decessors did in any two years of
their administration of affairs. In
talking to the men week or so ago
Mayor Turnbull said that If they did
as good work in the coming year as
they did during the past one that he
would be perfectly satisfied.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-01-07
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Clarence F. Shreggler, "a, bartender,
to Loretta Figenshue, 18, Canton.
Harry Sebold 37 machinist, to Myr-
tie M. Pennell, 23, Canton.
Lee (Rambo) Hoops, "a, millman,
to Martha A. Byers, 22, Canton.
James w. Lewis, 43, farmer, to
Rachel Gardner, sc, East Greenville.
Albert Lemon, "a, miner, to Saran
Morrison, IS, Canal Fulton.
Carol T. Clark, 27, letter carrier,
to Mary B. Simpson, %, Minerva.
PROBATE COURT CALENDAR.
In estate of M. A. Weidler, Canton,
final account fled
In estate of Jesse B. Miller, Canton,
final account fled
in guardianship of Earl w. Craft
ct al. Sherman c. Craft appointed
guardian.
In guardianship of Edward Kemp,
ct al, first account filed.
In guardianship of Mary Linderman,
inventory filed.
In guardianship Of Crysantha Zettler,
final account filed.
In estate of Henry Kolp, final ac-
count filed.
In estate Conrad Peters, inventory
and appraisement filed.
In estate of Joseph G. Bair, inven-
tory and appraisement filed.
In estate of Christian Neumeister,
final account filed.
In estate of Louisa Taylor, final
account filed.
In estate of John N. Cole, third
account filed.
In estate of Henry Gibson, sale bill
filed.
In estate of John F. Mock, fourth
account fled
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-01-07
NEW cHAMRERsBuRc.

New Chambersburg, Dec. 31-Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Weaver are both
confined to the house at Mr.. Gamer
on's with tonsilitis.
Chas. Mardis made a trip to AL
lance.
Mrs. Jacob Leatherbery, of Salem.
is spending a few days with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Peter Klein.
Mrs. Klein is not improving very
rapidly.
Edgar Martin, of Cleveland, is Wis
lting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jo-
seph Martin few days
Jefferson Mllbourn is poorly.
Marion Lower and wife, of CleVe-
land Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lower,
of Salem; Mr. and Mrs Frank LOVE-
er. OF near Rochester, and Miss Ada
Lower all took Christmas dinner
with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Cornelius Lower.
Harvey Glass visited his father,
Lewis Glass, and his grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Glass, Sr.
Mrs. VIM. Weaver and son, Chas.
Mardis, made trip to East Roches-
ter Tuesday.
Protracted meeting is still in pro-
BTebs AZ the Dlsclpfe cnu1cn AT AleA-
ander with three converts.
The VIM. Weaver farm viii be
sold Saturday.
Charles King and Leola Wagner
were married Christmas day with
about 10 present Geo. Yeagley and
Miss Wagner were groomsman and
bridesmaid. They will make their
home ON the Wagner farm near Al
lianee
Edna Bush returned TO her home
after spending few days with her
rlothor.
CLANCY Towns made trip TO New
Franklin.
Olive Donley spent Tuesday visit
ing Chestnut Knob school.
Mr. and Mrs. II. r. McNeely made
a "trip to East Rocnejter Tuesday.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-01-07

VIENNA after spending Christmas with
Lewis Miller and family
Mrs. John Halter. Miss Annie
Barnhart and Mrs. Mary Barnhart
spent Tuesday with Mrs. Barbary
Stuhldreher.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Long and
daughter, Jenneth, of Akron, we're
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Michael
Long over Sunday.
Ira Peters, of Bancroft spent
Thursday and Friday with George
Buchtel and family.
Miss Ella .Oakes. of Canton, visit
ed with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Good
man on Monday.
Stanis Fete and Joe Cloughstein,
Of Louisville, called on Mr.. and Mrs.
Numa Gueutal on Tuesday eve.
Clarence Frederick. of South
Bend Ind, visited with Peter Fred
erick over Sunday
Miss Susie Cradle, of Canton,
called on Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Miller
on Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Buchtel Wis
tied with Mr. and Mrs. William
Workinger on Christmas.
The Misses Eunice and Rebecca
Pontius are spending the holidays
with their grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs Andrew Pontius, ON the Mt.
Vernon farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wight spent
Saturday with Mr. Wights sister at
Cleveland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Smith visited
with Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Staver,
in Jackson township on Sunday.
Mrs. Ida Murray, of Canton, spent
Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs Lewis
Miller
Fred Stuhldreher visited with his
cousins at Massillon on Thursday.
Norman Gueutal and wife, of Can
ton, visited with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs, Numa Gueutal on Christmas.
Miss Marie Gueutal is spending
her vacation with Mr. and Mrs. Nor
man Gueutal at Canton.
Miss Nellie Miller of Cleveland,
spent Christmas with Mr.. and Mrs.
s. Darr.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-01-07
WAYN ESsURG.

Waynesburg, Dec. 31-Edward Nc
Cormick, of Cleveland, spent Christ
mas at home
Geo. Rhoades spent Christmas
with his parents here.
Married by the Rev. J. L. Heron
at the M. u. parsonage Dec. 25:
Cecil P. Janson, of Magnolia, and
Miss Olive Ruth Elson, of Waynes-
burg. They were attended by Park
Welker and Miss Mary Elson, sister
of the bride.
Misses Mary and Elva Heron are
spending their vacation at home.
Miss Jessie Miller, of Cleveland,
spent Christmas at home.
Mr.. Kuyler, of Mineral City, and
Mr.. Keckley, of Alliance, were guests
of Rev. ]. L. Heron during Christ
mas.
Jess Helman, of Canton, was home
over Christmas. He Is employed al
the Republican Stamp mill at Can
ton.
Miss Auna Parker, of Alliance
was home over Christmas.
Geo. Janson, employed at the Ber
ger plant at Canton, and sister
Stella, employed at the Artificial
Ice plant. Canton, were home over
Christmas.
Mrs. Clarence Furney returned
home Wednesday from trip tc
Yorkville, Ohio.
Albert Elkins. of Canton, and Miss
Ethel Gruber, of this place, were
married Wednesday.
Frank Patterson, OF New Phila
delphia, is the guest of Frank Brown
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Dessecker and
daughter, Ida, of New Philadelphia
spent Christmas at the home of hel
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Wilkin-
son, Sr.
Mr. and Mrs W. Hammontree and
family, Of Alliance, spent Christmas
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. B
Wilkinson.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Boyd and
| daughter, of Canton, spent Christ
mas at Mrs. Boyd's parental home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Browning, o.
Pittsburg, spent Tuesday of this
week in town.
Mrs. George Robertson and daugh
ter. of Malvern spent Wednesday
in town.
Elmer Bishard, OF Cambridge, is
the guest of Harry Wagstaff this
week.
Vermiel Hostetter, of Canton, Is
visiting at his grandmother's, Mrs
A. Wagner, this week.
Miss Geneva Williss, of Minerva
visited at Dieringer's over Sunray.
II is understood by Waynesbure
people that the National Fireproof
ing company will dismantle their
works here and move it to HAYDEN
vile, o.
Ira Pence and family returned
home Tuesday after a four days
visit in Canton.
Prof. Helm returned home Wed
nesday
Bert Burwell, of Columbus, visit
ed his parents here over Christmas
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-01-07
is YOUR NAME HEREY

Clerk of Courts Jacob ]. Wise COM
pleted his statement yesterday morn
ing showing the names of parties who
have costs in his hands, and which
he is now ready to pay 1t should be
stated by those going after the costs,
that the money which they desire is
unclaimed costs paid in during the
year 1907. The following persons have
witness fees due them:
Sylvester Johnson, 81; DR.. r. p.
j ohnson, 75o; Warren Jacobs, 81;
John James, s4S0. Edward King, 81;
Susan Keister, 45c; A. N. Haley,
$16.55; C. A. Keuhn, 81; Charles G.
Krider, shf., see; Charles C. Krider,
s161; George X. Karb, s19s; A. N.
Kaley, $3.50; August Lauhianet, 81;
Elizabeth Lallenment, $40: Love
Lape, $50; w. c. Linerode, So; Cath
crime Munker. $3.50: F. E. Meyers, 81;
l.. Morton, shf. $3.50; William Mat
tiee, $115; John Mayer, sl.7O; MiltoI
Murford, 81; John Merley. SO; r. j,
Mcdowell, 81; Mrs. H. G. McDoWeIl
81; John McGregor, 40e; John A. Molly
81 %; Niagara Rag company. $175;
Harry E. Neil, 81; j. M. Neal or Need
81 Samuel Owens, s470; John Owens
$i.70i r. A. Plnn. S11.20: Thomas
Pearson, $f45: DR.. T. H. Philips, 75c;
queen township. s1167; Dr, J A
Roach, 82.00; s. a. Boneig, So:
y II ReigaeF s425; Edwarc Raw.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-01-07
SUES REGISTER COMPANY.

The Griffin-Waterson Construction
company has brought action in com.
mon pleas court against the American
Case & Register Co. for the collec-
tion of $139121, the amount alleged to
be due on a building contract. The
plaintiff company alleges in the petl,
ton that it and the dependant com
pany was a corporation organized un.
der the laws of the state of Ohio
Further that on May 10, 1908, the de.
fendant company entered into con.
tract with the Cuyahoga Concrete
Stone company for the erection of a
building in Salem. Later the plaintift
company entered into another contract
with the same company which brought
on the dispute and the defendant com
pany refused to make payment. The
plaintiff company asks Judgment for
the above mentioned sum with inter
est from June Is, 1908, together with
the costs of the litigation.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-01-07
TROUBLES
Encountered in Making Birth Records
Complete Under New Law
Many Need Auto to Get
Names.

ooh, yes,' said Dr. Frank DaHinden,
the health officer, "about all the ply
sicians, undertakers and sections have
registered at this office, but it may be
possible that few of them have not
yet attended to this important duty"
How are the reports of births COM
ing along?" was asked
very satisfactorily, must say.
We have already had 26 reports sent in
since the work has been started.
These records are not all complete
and the work of completing some of
them will entail an endless amount OF
labor on the part of my assistant,
Miss Blanche Walters. When blank
is sent in the physician must give the
full name of the child that is brought
into the world, and here is where the
troubles comes in. People do not have
their minds always made up and do not
know what they will call the new ar
rival. In this case the physician
leaves blank space on the record
that is sent to this Office. We are
then compelled TO send a postal card to
the parents asking for the information
to make our records complete for the
state department. Sometime children
are not christened for two or three
weeks after their birth and II my as
sistant is to I'LL in these records she
must get the information somewhere
In case the parents fail to return the
card OF move away in the meantime
you can easily see the difficulty In
getting the much desired information
She thinks the city will have u sup
ply an automobile to make the rounds
during busy season."