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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-12-30
CANAL FULTON.

Canal Fulton, Dec. 27-Mr. and Mrs. J.
y. Shilling and child are enjoying their
Christmas vacation with friends at their
CORNER home, west of Massillon
G. j. Miller and family Mrs T.. A.
Fisher and children, Jacob Gesaman and
son Walter partook Of Christmas dinner
at the home of S. Il. Kur:a - NassiIlon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Hues ars 3 s-ests at
the home of friends at rdmoRt,
Paul Young and family az their Christ
mas dinner with friends at Canton.
q. M. Weh and FAMILY and Jacob Hum
bert and family were Christmas guests at
the home Of NJ. Humbert at Barberton
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Shank were at the
home OF Charles Brinkham at Navarro
for Christmas dinner.
she families of J, n. hittinger, f. 4.
Miller, q. Keller Homer Moke, A. W.
klttinger and others on Christmas day.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bader of Cleye-
land were guests at the home OF A.
Brown.
town, entertained as Christmas guests
their children, who were all home for the
occasion.
John Shelenberger Of Pittsburg enjoyed
his Christmas dinner at his home acre.
Emerson and Melissa Davis were
guests al the home Of their sister, Mrs.
Phalan, OF MasslllOn.
Hilbert Sterling OF Akron was at his
old home here over Christmas,
Married, on Christmas day. at fae Re
formed church parsonage by Re- Ais
pach, Clarence Pitz and Miss Bessie
Sweitzer, both from south Of town. They
left for Indiana, where they will visit
friends at TT wayne and other places.
Thomas Williams OF Cleveland came
down on Sunday morning to visit his sick
brother, Howell Williams, who is suffer-
ing from sciatic rheumatism.
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NORTHEAST ltAnivLLE.

Northeast Hartvilic. Dcci ss-Mr. and
| Mrs Israel Steffy and sons Melvin, Leon
and Clarence, spent Christmas with MT
/ Steny's slater and brothsr-in-law, Mr
and Mrs. Clayton Goodenbergcr and chill
= MIR. and Mrs. Peter Mymer spent
| Christmas with hor brother, Joseph
Poland, and wife OF Lhmavilic.
Mrs Hiram Wymer and son William
returned to their home Friday. after o
short visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis
Breekenridge and son Leroy Of Mace
donia.
Miss Lucy Miller spent Christmas with
the Misses Cora and Maggie HirshbergeI
OF Mishler. "
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Brumbaugh were
at Iartville on business Friday.
Lamar Dulabahn attended the Christ
mas entertainment at the Nj. r. church
at Randolph Thursday evening.
Israel Stefy and son Melvin are en-
ployed by Jerry krider at Congress Lake
harvesting ice.
A surprise party was held in honor OF
Mrs Emery Bridenthal at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Emery Bridenthal Friday
evening.
Mr., and Mrs. C. F. Dulabahn made a
business trip to Hartville Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Enos G. Hershberger of
this place entertained number OF visit
ors from Hartville and Homework on
Christmas.
Cyrus Brumbaugh made a business trip
to Canton Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Brumbaugh and
Miss Estella HasSler spent Christmas
with Mr.. and Mrs. c. +. Dulabahn and
children,
Jesse Minser and children of near AL
lance, and Miss Pearl and Ivan Steffy
spent Christmas with Mr.. and Mrs. Clay
ton Goodenberger of this place.
Joe Wymer of Bridgeport called in this
vicinity Friday and left for Ravenna,
where he will spend a short vacation
with his grandmother, Mrs. Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Himebaugh and
children of Hartville visited with the
formers mother, Mrs. Amanda Hime-
baugh, over Sunday.
Perry wymer and Miss Ethel Keller Of
Northheld are visiting several days at
home.
Mrs. Hiram wymer was a Uniontown
Frank Stratton made business trip to
Hartville Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abraham Hill OF New
Berlin spent Wednesday with their
daughter and son-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
Eli Brumbaugh, and son Ivan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Brumbaugh called
at Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Chafer's Saturday
evening
Frank Smith of near Greentown vis-
tied with Lamar Dulabahn of this place
Sunday.
Frank wymer x,ent Christmas with his
The Misses Almia and Ida Hill of New
Berlin visited with their sister, Mrs. Eli
Brumbaugh, over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis Breckenridge and
son Leroy of Macedonia are spending sew
eral days with relatives and friends here
to Henry county. -.
AT the Christian Sunday school Sunday
morning a very pleasing Christmas en-
tertainment was given.
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NEW BERLIN.

New Berlin, Dec. 2S - Among Christ
mastide visitors here were Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Mather and children of Texas, Wis
iting their mother, Mrs Mather, detained
here on account OF the sickness of her
father, John j Shook, Sr. A big dinner
was served at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
]. T. Warburton for them and other
guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Coleman Of Ash
land were guests at the Coleman home.
Guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. f. NJ. Evans
were Mr. and Mrs. w. c. Findlay and
daughters, Misses Alice and Ethel: MIR.
and Mrs II. II. Reigler, Canton; Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Nussbaum and daughter
Mildred of Salem: Mr.. and Mrs. J. T..
Schrantz, Fred Findlay and Miss Jessie
Schick.
The w. f. Clouser family were all
home with the exception of William, who
is farming in the state of Washington.
They were Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Sinclair
of East Sparta MIR. and Mrs. J. Gold
smith and children, Ova. City; Mr. and
Mrs. ]. r. Clouser and children, Mr.. and
Mrs, A. w. Clouser and children, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Clouser and baby, Emmons
and Miss Margaret; Mr.. and Mrs. Logan
Becher and baby.
Glen Smith is spending his vacation
from college at Tiffin, with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. F. r. Smith.
Claude Reemsnyder of Columbus was
at the home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Reemsnyder
Logan Winger came down from Cleve-
land for some of mothers cooking.
E. r. Stoner of the State university,
Columbus, is spending some time at
home.
Atlee Wise came in from Ann Arbor
university of Michigan.
Edwin Ebie is home from Ashland,
where he is teaching.
James Schrant2, Cincinnati, has been
visiting the old home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herb w. Hoover, Mr.. and
Mrs, DR.. w. c. Steele, and William
Steele were visitors at Wooster, guests of
Prof and Mrs. II. c. Huchins.
The different Sunday schools of the
village held Christmas exercises and
treats.
The Christmas service on Sunday even
ing in the Christian church was given
by the choir, 1t was of high order and
finely rendered. The soloists were Arch
ibald Swope, Peace on Earth; Daniel
p. Hoover, "In Old Judea." a trio, 30
Star of Bethlehem" was sung by the
Evans sisters. The anthems we're of
high order. Misses Ella and Ruth Gied-
linger rendered fine music in the instru-
mental duet, pipe organ and piano. An
appreciative audience was present.
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SHIPPENS SRuR

Shippensburg, Dec. "a. - Mrs. George
Vinez Of Harrisburg spent Sunday with
Mrs. August Clair.
George Shriyer made a business trip
to Canton Saturday.
Mr and Mrs. Joseph Clair Of Soap Hill
spent Sunday with his mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis Stonemetz spent
Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs, Peter
frank.
August Clair and Samuel Wenger spent
Sunday evening with Frank Sluss.
Peter Frank has purchased valuable
COW from Valentine Spellman.
A number from here attended the 1T
erary at Harrisburg.
Mrs John Clair spent sunday with
Mrs, George Shriver.
The young people of this community
serenaded Mr. and Mrs, Joseph Gerardat
and were well paid for their work.
Lee Clair Of Soap Hill is working for
Reuben Stermer.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fallot of Louis
Vile spent a few days with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Holibaugh.
Miss Laura Frank spent Tuesday even
ing with her sister. Miss julia Frank.
Mrs August Clair left Tuesday for
Bayard where she will spend few
DAYS with her daughter.
Mr. and Mrs. George Shriver and Mr..
and Mrs. John MaTchand spent Wednes-
day in Louisville.
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Miss Nina Bushnell Of Flint, Mich,
is a guest at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Gordon in East fremont
street
Ralph Smith of Alliance is spend
ing the week at the home of Mrs. Rose
Alden in West Main street.
Miss Laura Harrison and Paul Har-
risou are speeding the week at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. L. e. wager in
Chicago.
Mrs. e. H. Abbott and Miss Bessie
Abbott Of Windsor, Ont, are guests
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George
Abbott in Perry street.
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LOUISVILLE.

Louisville, Dec. 27,--Christmas exercises
were given in the Progressive church on
Saturday evening and in the Reformed
church on Sunday evening. The pro-
grams were both good and well rem
dered.
The band gave a pop" concert in the
Empire Opera house on Christmas after
noon. The orphans were given admit
tance free
Mrs. Elizabeth Montgomery entertained
Mr. and Mrs. c. It Austin and daughter
jeanette of Cleveland, and Mr.. and Mrs.
w. S. Earseman and family on Christ
mas.
Mrs. Anne Jones and family epent Sum
day with Mr., and Mrs. Henry Jones of
Canton.
Captain and Mrs. +. A. G. schultze Of
Lyndhurst, N. j., visited with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Thoman on
Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Hazel Bratten of Lakewood, o.,
and Wayne Bratten of Akron are spend
ing the holidays with Mr.. and Mrs.
Jacob Bratten.
Lawrence RebAlOt, who Is attending
college at Notre Dame, Ind, is visiting
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. Reblllot.
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NEW BALTIMORE.

New Baltimore, Dec. 2-John Baum,
Harrison Chain and Oliver HONEYWELL
were Canton visitors Monday.
Blanche stevens is home from Mt.
Union for the holidays.
Robert and Winifred Lodge are sick
with chickenpox.
Willard Bryan and Walter Wymer have
Just recovered from an attack of the
Jay Nash, Ralph Hisey and Murray
Stevens are home from Oberlin for the
holidays.
Miss Bishop Of Cleveland is visiting
here with her sister, Mrs. Ralph Young.
Mrs. Nettie Eek and daughter Marion
of Cleveland are visiting here with Mrs.
Eck's mother, Mrs. Abe Baum.
Charles Honeywell and sister Sadie of
Cleveland were the guests of their par
ents Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Lodge and Mr.
and Mrs. Melville Miller spent Saturday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Chain.
Mrs. Bertha Spires of Akron is visiting
here with her parents, MT. and Mrs. An
The Lutheran Sunday school held its
Christmas entertainment Saturday even
ing. A very pretty duet, entitled ''Pit-
a-Pat," was sung by Birdie and EsteI
given to the entire school,
Mr.. and Mrs. HarrisQa. .Chain were the
guests guests g 9!n,Iiir5 Mr and M ~ hain of Mt.
The eantata. "a Santa IN the south-
land" was presented Friday evening By
the Butternut Hill school.
Mrs. Aaron Swartz is visiting ner
daughter on Gonnorsville, Ind.
The High school pupils Friday pre-
sented their teacher, Mr.. Fouse, with a
beautiful bible. He, in return, presented
the school with a fine framed portrait Oh
LOngfellow. The primary pupils present.
ed their teacher. Miss Damon, with a
pretty glove box, dishes, handkerchiefs,
postals, etc. The school closed for one
weeks vacation.
Mrs. James Bryan is visiting in East
Liverpool.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hoskins were the guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. o. N. Falor Saturday,
Mr.. and Mrs Ira Brumbaugh spent
Christmas with Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Mil
Ter of Hartville.
The schools of this place held literary
exercises In their separate rooms Friday
afternoon. In the primary a tree was the
principal attraction for the little folks
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osNAsuRe.

Osnaburg, Dec. 2s-The following per-
sons spent Christmas with Mrs Mary
Boyer: Mr.. and Mrs. George Spies aud
Grace and Jessie; Mr. and MIS-. Curtis
Boyer and daughter Olive; Mr. and Mrs.
Clement Boyer and children, Clifford.
Margaret, Mildred and Lulu; Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Boyer and son Jack, and
Miss Hattie Nicke
Charles Spies Is spending his vacation
with relatives at Sharon, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs, j NJ. sausser spent Tues
day with Mrs. Mary Boyer.
Mr.. and MFs. samuel Rauh and chil-
dren OF Canton spent Christmas with the
latters mother, Arts. Mary Rabenstine.
Mrs. Charles Gottshail and grand
daughter OF Canton spent ThuTsdsy with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Woy.
MIS-. Mary Boyer spent Wednesday at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Mounts.
The many friends Of Mrs. j. u Hedges
VIII be pleased 20 learn that she Is slow
" reeoyerin6 from hcr recent illness.
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Scranton.Lorentz Weddinu.

DT. Homer Q. scranton anu Miss
Mary e. Lorentz, We're united in mar.
riage Tuesday afternoon, at the home
Of the brides parents, MIR. and Mrs
Valentine LOrentz, on South Union
avenue. Rev. MCAlpine, of the Union
Avenue NJ. E. church officiated. About
twenty-five friends and relatives were
present The groom is son of
Major and Mrs. E. E. Scranton, and a
graduate of Western Reserve Medical
college. Both the bride and groom
we're former students at Union col.
lege. DR.. Scranton will open an Office
In Alliance.
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sewsue pisposaI Plant Bids.

The city board OF control at noon
opened bids for the proposed new
sewage disposal plant and an inter
cepting sewer There were nine bids
for the sewage plant which have not
been tabulated as yet, but from indi
cations Contractor J. C. Deyine, of AL
lance, appears to be the lowest bid
der. For the sewer there were ten
bids and 1t looks as if J. ONeil, OF
Akron, is the lowest bidder. The
board of control will meet Wednesday
10 look over the tabulated report OF
bids.
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NOTICE

The Stark County Board OF School Ex-
aminers viii hold meetings or exami-
nation OF Applicants FOR teachers
certificates on the hrst SATURDAY OF each
month. High school lists viii DO given at
each examination. Applicants for special
certificates should notify the clerk at
least ten days before he examination,
Examinations OF pupils under section
4O20, h. s., will be h6ld on the third
Saturday OF April anc the second Satur-
day OF May
Applicants should be present not later
provide themselves with penholders and
pens. The Board will furnish Ink and
All examinations win be held n the
Canton high school building,
4. j. TEBPLE. Oierk, Massillon.
CARL H. MEYBR. Pres. Canton.
JNO. II. FOcHT Clerk
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3. & 0. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

CANTON TO CLEVELAND
and return Sl.00, going Saturday and
returning Sunday, or going and re-
turning Sunday.
FAST TRAIN CLEVELAND
Leaves Canton sos a, m, arrives
Cleveland 9:45 a. M. Returning leaves
Cleveland 4;30 p. m. and $3.50 D. m.
Other excellent service.
H0MESEEKBR'S RATES
Round trip on certain days to north
west, west and southwest.
VIA WASHINGTON, ID. g.
Is the popular route east and south.
east, with stop over, No extra charge.
CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY RATES
December Gath, 25th, 31st and Jan,
nary 1st. With return limit January
3rd Fare and half round trip.
Consult c. D. Mcdonald, Ticket
Agent, Phone ~, or write M. g. Car,
rel, D. r, A., B. 4 o. r. r.. oal Eu.
cid Ave, Cleveland. Ohio.
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NEWS or COURTS

Austie Keplinger brought suit in
common pleas court Thursday TO have
her title TO an Alliance property
cleared. She ayers that by agreement
with William Stallcup about seven
years ago she has a right to the use
OF a stairway located on Stallcup's
property and leading into the second
story of their buildings, and that she
has the right to use FIVE feet of his
lot on which to construct five feet
stairways in case she ever wishes to
rebuild her store rooms, but that the
defendant has no right to a similar
use Of her property.
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cARRoLLToR.

CarrclltoB, Dec. 2s-Mss Blanche Ne
Queen, who was so badly burned at the
inhrmary that she died. was buried at
Tabor church IA Perry township. She
was 81 years OF age
DIS. ]. j. Hathaway and J. Il. VIII
liams amputated TVS fingers at the FIRST
joint for James Tennis OF Washington
township. Mr.. Tennis had his fingers
mashed in a cab door at CoshOCton
IL. T. Richards and VIII, III. Miller have
purchased the James Bemenderfer tim
Der IN Harrison township for Sl,09e.
X. u Ecilley, q member OF the board
OF trustees OF tbA MaCsillon hospitnl, was
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NEWS OF NEARBY TOWNS AND CITIES
kLLIAECGe


Alliance, Dec. 2S.-The Lexington
township trustees, at a meeting Tues
lay, passed a resolution addressed to
The Stark county commissioners, ask
ing that piece OF roadway about a
mile and half and extending from
the RocKhill road aud Vine street to
The Buetler road, be paved with brick.
1t is desired that the road be paved
10 width OF sixteen feet, with an
improved dirt road aside from it. A
strong sentiment for brick roadway
Ks heard here.
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Impromntu Wild West Show.

A heifer which broke from its moor
ings somewhere about town this noon
was responsible for wild west show
in North Erie street about l o'clock
Patrolman Joseph Hclline was the
Buffalo Bill and tried to lasso the
docile animal but boy tramped OF
the animals toes as the moose fell and
it get away. Later 1t was captured
by employees of d veterinary hospital
who held it for the owner.
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oTTERsEIN.

Otterbein, Dec. 2.-The Christmas SER
vice was largely attended. The program
was well rendered and Santa Claus was
the prettiest one ever seen and made the
children laugh and cry. A tableau
closed the service, which was very i'm
pressive.
The Sunday school reorganized Sunday,
with Morris Slutz, superintendent; Lewis
Il Holm, assistant superintendent Ralph
ant secretary; j. w. Lupher treasurer;
Carl Shaffer and Allen Lichtenwalter,
librarians; James Summers and Howard
Welsh, assistant librarians: Gladys Holm,
organist; Myrtle calenosae, first assistant
organist; Myrtle Eversole, second assist
ant organist. The school gave a nice
treat 10 the primary scholars. j. w.
Isupher gave presents to his class OF
boys. Rev. Abe 4. Fair, the pastor, or
SUNDAY school, with Gladys Holm, pres
ident; Ralph Lupher, secretary George
Curtis Lichtenwalter, teacher; Lewis IL.
Holm, assistant teacher, Next Sunday
vii be grading day in the school.
walter u. Roush and Russell Shelter
will preach at Groves January 8. This
viii be their first sermons,
r. Yutzey Of Ithaca Mich, Is visiting
his aged mother and friends In Pike.
George Newman Is visiting his sister
IN Pennsylvania- They have not met for
4. w Yufzsy's family came home TO
spend Christmas.
= Allen Whitmer and family, and @. O..
I.esehtenWaiter and family were guests
Of Eli Whitnlor on Christmas
W. A. EyeySole and family Of New Ber-
line spent Christmas with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Il. Eyersole.
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Gave a Dinner.

Miss Marian Gates gave a dinner
last night at her home in Prospect
street in honor of Mr.. and Mrs Les
lie NJ. Maitland OF Maitland, S. D.,
who are guests at the residence oi
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. McClymonds in
Prospect street. The other guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Steese, Jr., f,
O. Humberger,I Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
vine Wales and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Zollinger of Canton,
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CIark.Jones Wedding.

The marriage OF Florence, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Clark, of
80 South Mill street and George Il.
Lucas took place today at the home of
the brides parents, Rev. ]. E. Digel
officiating. Forty relatives and friends
witnessed the ceremony. Upon their
return from a wedding trip through
the east the couple will make their
home in this city.
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ASK NEW TRIAL.

A motion for new trial in the case
of Baughman VS.. the Massillon Elm
Run Coal company was overruled by
Judge Harter yesterday. The plain
tiff sued to recover some real estate
in Sugar Creek township on which the
defendant company operated a coal
mine. The plaintiff was given a YER
dict by the jury, and the court sustain
ed the decision of the jurors.
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MASSILLON

Massillon, o., Dec 2S.--The condi-
ton of George Paul, a coremaker
caught beneath a heavy casting this
afternoon at the plant of the Russell
Engine company and injured about the
head and hips, was about the same
this evening. 1t is expected that he
will recover.
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Died From His Wounds.

After what was thought at first
would be an Intellectual attempt to cut
his throat Clement Hojek, a patient
died Sunday at the Massillon state
hospital and the body is now being
held at Gordon g. Hollingers morgue
to await the arrival Of Youngstown
relatives
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Lenal Notice.

Miranda NJ. Walker, Hazel Walker,
Helen w. McCarty and A. j. McCarty,
whose 0ostoffiee address is Sydney,
Australia, are hereby notified that on
August "a, 1903 the Undersigned as
plaintiff, fled its petition against Emma
i, Koons and the four persons above
named, setting forth IN substance that
Charles w. Koons. Haskell r. Koons,
Miranda NJ. Walker, Alonzo B. Walker
Helen w. McCarty, A. ID. McCarty,
Hazel Walker and Mary J. Walker exc
cuted mortgage to Louis A. Loichot
on the south half of lot 1879 and on lot
300 in the City of Cantor, Ohio which
is recorded in Vol 1872, page 241 of the
ohio, securing note for s22,O0O.OO made
by Emma f. KOons and Charles w.
Koons to Louis A. Loichot, bearing six
per cent interest, payable monthly That
Emma II. Rooms, Charler w Koons and
Haskell r, Rooms on July l3th, 1905, had
executed another mortgage on the above
real estate, which is recorded In Vol,
432, page 5Sa Of the Mortgage Records
one year to Louis A. Loichot for Sl.IO0.-
90 with six per cent interest payable
monthly. That Louis A. Loichct trans
ferred both said notes and mortgages
to the undersigned bank, and there is
due from Emma +. KoGns, Charles ".
I.n'ns and Haskell Il, Koons on said
two rotes tho sum OF 100000, with in
terest from June 21st, 1909 The prayer
be foreelosed ana the premises sold to
satisfy the same, unless the amount due
thereon be paid within short date 10
be fixed IN the court. Said parties are
before January 18th, 1910. or Judgment
will be taken as prayed for in the petit
tion.
The First National Bank Of Canton, o.
PLAINTIFF
Attorneys.
Printed in the Stark County Democrat
DE 9'16-23-S0. 1909 and Jan. 6-l3, 1910.
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Died of Croun.

Miss Mary Elizabeth Johns, three
years old, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs,
Richard w. Johns Of Duncan street,
died last night of membraneous Group
and the funeral will be held Wednes-
day morning at 1870 o'clock. The
Rev. J. f. Lewis will officiate. The
services will be private.
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Judge Harter decided yesterday that
the finding of a dip net in the PAN
try Of William Eckroate of Navarro
was an offense, and, consequently, he
upheld the decision Of Justice of the
Peace H. B. Sibila Of Massillon. When
game warden discovered that Eek
roate had a dip net in his possession
he arrested him and the justice of the
peace fined him S25. Eckroate appeal
ed the case. claiming that he did not
intend to use the net in fishing.
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Silas Mccormick has begun suit in
common pleas court against Elizabeth
Biddle, John e. Sell, G. G. Sell and
Harry w. Sell seeking the partition
of 40 acres of land in Bethlehem
township. He claims to hold an un-
divided one-third interest in the land
as an heir to Patrick Mccormick.
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SEEKS A DIVORCE.

Winfield H. Handley has filed pc
ley in common pleas court. He charges
infidelity and desertion and asks for
the custody Of the two children. The
parties were married at Augusta, Car
roll county, in 1900.