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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1910-01-13
cARRoLLToN.

t'arroIlton, Jan, y1l.-The Malvern High
school basketball team was showed un-
der In the game Saturday night by the
one.sided score of 63 to 3.
The real estate OF " B. Abrahlms wa WAS
sold at assignee's sale on Saturday. The
1O0-acres farm in Harrison township
brought $500 and was bought by Harry
McCiIin Of Sparta VI. II. Whiteratt paid
81 900 for the Carrollton residence.
n officer came hore Saturday and TOOK
willie Cook. the 15-year-old boy who Is
alleged to have stolen horse az Minerva
into custody He was arrested near MAP
Teton On Tuesday by the Stark county
sheriff while trying TO dispose OF me
horse Al the hearing before Probnale n
Syas an parole from Lancaster. lie is q
son Of Ralph Cook OF Amsterdam and
ran away from home because ne was
,ARsinfant ehlld Of Mr and Mrs /, WIZ yba
nome OF ia grandparents here on Thurs
day evening from Scarlet fever ana was
Common pleas court was in session two
days Most Of the time was taken UP
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MARLBORO.

Marlboro. Jan. 6-J b. Sickle and son
have purchased the Marion Hisey farm of
fifty acres, located one and one-halt miles
west of town.
Job Gaskill, formerly OF thls place, was
circulating among old friends about the
burg last week
The annual meeting of the Marlboro
Farmers Insurance company will be held
next Saturday at Marlporo, when the Of
ficers for 1910 will By elected.
The Home-Coming q hub held Its annual
banquet at tho home Pt ]. G, Unger on
New Years night, tfel supper being FUR
nished by the Ladies pAid society of the
M. Il. church.
Benjamin Sweitzer Isl spending the holi-
day season with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. f. n. Sweitzer, LOT Columbus.
p. G. Holibaugh, oIr focal butcher, har-
vested crop OF ice flaEt week.
The second club dance was held New
Years eve in Walkef9 hall.
Marlboro exhibitOrI captured number
of premiums at thF ltlartville poultry
The funeral se.yicls for Mrs Gibersen
were held Wednesday, forenoon at the
house. Intefmeht all tho Marlboro ceme-
i. 8. Walker wa( home over New
Years.
John Riseling, whb is employed with
the McCaskey Regi4ter company, spent
a few days with his fn9ther at this place.
!. c. KeisteT. geIleral agent for the
international Harvester company, was In
town on business a part of last week
Frank Freshley, who recently sold his
farm, will have q p4blic sale January 6
Prof. +. o. Baldwin, after a week 4
vacation, has returHfdl % his duties as
superintendent Of thk schools.
Butler Elliott Is quite IN.
Sherwood StonemetR Is hauling lumber
10 Hartville.
Aaron and Grover IpelgCr were HartvillS
visitors Saturday.
Mrs. Mary BlackfPrd Is on the sicI
list
Last Thursday eyeHlnK Rev. Boyle wal
surprised by a party OF Epwor I
Leaguers. A very enjoyable evening wa.
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HOW TO ATTRACT THE BUYER.

An advertising expert tells this story One Saturday afternoon
two bootblacks draw trade Their stands similar
the boys looked alike and their locations OF
equal value One called Shine shine shine here bsk
enough The other called Sunday shine
Sunday shine The second boy did rushing business while the
idle
Quite lesson there The second boy won
out because he called the attention of people need they had
already felt and recognized He knew that lot OF them would need
shine the day and he simply called their attention to want
they had already felt
The successful advertiser calls attention want the public
has already felt He no breath trying to persuade
them of need that they had recognized need
If the public money the successful advertiser
emphasizes If the public style first the good advertiser
the impression of fashion modshness good
goods what is wanted the advertiser emphasizes durability
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MANCHESTER.

Manchester Jan. 6. =. A. G. Durstine
who has been on the sick list for some
time at his home near Turkeyfoot lake,
is still confined to the house.
Harvey Wagner of Akron spent a day
with his sick father the past week.
Mrs. George Carmany, who has been
sick at the home of her parents in Haw-
thorn, Pa, has returned and taken up
her abode here.
Some Of the people from this place at
tended the farmers institute held at Clin-
ton FRIDAY and Saturday.
Philip Wagner has sold his farm
north of town to a party from West
Brookheld.
A watch party was held at the home Of
Samuel Gongwer on New Years eve.
Frank Burns, who spent his vacation
at home, has returned to Hiram TO re-
sumo his studies.
Mrs. Daniel Keck and children of Nc
Donaldsviile were guests at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. Charles Sisler, Jr.,
on Friday of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. p. Willaman and
daughter May of Akron spent few days
in town recently.
Rev. Butturff and wife of East Liberty
were pleasantly entertained at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Carmany on FRI
day.
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NORTHEAST HARTvILLE.

Northeast HartWlie, Jan. 10. = Jacob
Ribald made a business trip 10 Canton
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Diemor and daugh-
ter Ethel were at Akron or business
Tuesday.
The trustees OF Marlboro township re-
as township ditch supervisor.
Frank Freshly's sale was wen attended
Thursday.
Jadab Ribaid called on his brother, VIII
liam Ribald, at Hartville Tuesday.
George Horning purchased a valuable
horse at Frank Freshly's sale Thursday.
Miss Bessie Dulabahn spent week s
vacation at home,
Enos G.. Hershberger made business
trip to Hartville Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. israel Steify spent Mon
day afternoon with Mr.. ana Mrs. Clay
Ion Goodenberger.
Howard Brumbaugh purchased valu-
able brood SOW from Henry Miller for
S29.
Samuel Brumbsugh and son Howard
each purchased a brood SOW from Con-
RAD Brumbaugh al Kent last week Tor
Si7 each.
Peter wymer made a business trip to
Hartvilie Thursday
c. r. Dulabahn purchased a boat sled
last week.
Howard Brumbaugh purchased horse
from bis father, Samuel brumbaHgh, last
week.
g. f. Dulabahn purchased valuable
brood sow at Frank Freshly's sale Thurs
day for $3.50
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NEW BALTIMORE.

New Baltimore, Jan. 1O-Edgar Bixler
of Pittsburg is spending few days in
town.
The primary school Of this place hands
in the following report, for the month
rolled, 80; per cert of attendance, %;
number of tardy marks, II. Those per-
feet in ATTENDANCE were Evalyn Chain,
Estel Roger. Gladys Knapp, Byron
Bryan, Howard Eutzly, Henry Knapp
and Alton Stevens.
Miss Blanche Stevens has returned to
her school work in Mt Union.
jay Nash. Murray Stevens and Ralph
Hisey returned TO Oberlin Wednesday,
after a ten-days' vacation spent here with
their parents.
A business meeting of the Christian
church was held at the home OF Percy
varian Monday evening.
Twenty-six were present at the grange
meeting. which met Wednesday with Mr..
and Mrs. Harrison Chain.
Little Winifred Lodge is slowly Tecov-
ering from a serious illness.
A number from this vicinity. attended
Mr.. Freshley's sale Wednesday. Mr..
Freshley has sold his farm 20 Mr.. Chap
man, who takes possession in the spring.
DR.. Falors entertained superintendent
Fouse Thursday evening.
o. II. Drayer is acting as substitute for
Mr. Arnold, mail carrier on route one.
Mr.. Arnold is detained at home by the
sickness of his two children.
Mrs Abe Baum has been quite SICK for
several days.
Word has been received here of the
serious illness of George Swift, who is
spending the winter with his daughter,
Mrs Weaver, in Jackson, Mich
Superintendent Fouse attended the
meeting of the board of education at
Marlboro Monday afternoon.
Miss Cass Baum received word Satur-
day of the death of cousin, Mrs. Louisa
Moore, which occurred at Akron Friday
evening. Mrs. Moores maiden name was
MILESTONE. She was born and raised in
this vicinity, being highly respected 10y
all She leaves three sons and host OF
friends.
,rhe date Of the Hiawatha entertain
nent is changed to Friday evening, Janu'
ary Ia
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lenal Notice.

Miranda M. Walker, Hazel Walker,
Helen w. McCarty and A. d. McCarty,
whose postoffiSe ,,t address Tres Is IS sydney,
August a. 1909, the undersigned, as
plaintiff filed its petition against Emma
f. KoUns and the four persons above
on Oct. 21st, 1905, Emma f. Rooms,
Charles w. Rooms, Haskell r. Koons,
Miranda NJ. Walker, Alonzo b. Walker
Helen w. s,McCarty, A. D. MeCarty'
cuted a mortgage TO Louis A. Loichot
on the south half of lot 199 and on lot
300 in the City of Canton, Ohio, which
is recorded in Vol. 4S2, page Al of tho
Mortgage Records OF Stark County,
Ohio, securing a note for $22,0O000 made
by Emma i. Rooms and Charles W.
Koons to Louis A. Loichot, bearing six
per cent interest, payable monthly. That
Emma +. Koons, Charles w. Koons and
Haskell r. Koons on July 18th, 1906, had
executed another mortgage on the above
real estate, which Is recorded in Vol.
1872, page $50 of the Mortgage Records
of said County, to secure their note at
one year to Louis a. Loichot for $1,000
90 with six per cent interest payable
monthly. That Louis A. Loichot trans
ferred both said notes and mortgages
TO the undersigned bank, and there Is
due from Emma f. Rooms, Charles w.
Rooms and Haskell r. Rooms on said
two notes the sum of $230O0.0O, with in
terest from June 2lst, 1909, The prayer
of said petition is that said mortgages
be foreclosed and the premises sold to
satisfy the same, unless the amount due
thereon be paid within short date to
be fixed by the court Said parties are
required to answer said petition on or
before January 29th, 1910. or Judgment
will be taken as prayed for in the petit
ton.
The First National Bank of Canton. Q;
PLAINTIFF
LYNCH & DAY,
Attorneys.
Printed in the Stark County Democrat
Dec 9-16-23-3O. 1903, and Jan. 6-13, 1910.
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PARIS.

Paris, Jan. 11.-Grandpa Farmer, who
has been very i'll at the home of his son,
Joseph Farmer for the past few weeks,
is slowly sinking.
b. M. Stiers made a business trip to
Canton Friday.
weather for the past few weeks, is some
better.
j. j. Snyder and son attended the cleo
tion of the Stark County Agricultural So
cietv at Canton Saturday.
The Crescent Coal company has rebuilt
its plant
Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Stiers visited
friends in Canton over Sunday
our school teacher, Mr.. Guilliouma and
hi mother were Maxine callers 6atur-
Born, to Mr. and Mrs Bert Hodge, a
SON
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Kicks on Serving.

Although hired for that purpose,
City Solicitor Thomas C. Davis, who
took office the first of the year, de-
clines to represent the city as defend
ant in a case brought by the First
Baptist church, to prevent the city
and the treasurer of Stark county
from collecting part of the amount
assessed against the trustees for
street paving. Davis instituted the
suit against the city originally and was
later elected city solicitor. For that
reason he has relinquished all con.
nection with the suit which will be
tried this week in common pleas
court. The contention of the church
is that the city has assessed it for
the length of paving on the side, in
stead of the front of the property
which. it is claimed. the law says
must be done in the case of corner
lots. The difference is $40.
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EDGEFiELD.

Edgeheld Jan. &c. S. Cradle attended
the poultry show at Hartville on Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. W. j. walker attended
the marriage of his niece, Miss Trina
Robertsville, 20 James Finefrcck, OIL
Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs George Buchtel and son
Benjamin were the guests Of Mrs. Mar
garet Buchtel at Canton on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs william Smith of Canton
spent New Years with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Lewis Smith.
Lorin Miller was entertained by friends
at Massillon on New Years.
Mrs. Lucy Holmes Of Canton spent Fri
day with Mrs. James McLinden,
e. c. Cradle made a business trip 10
John Yants at Waco on New Years.
Ethel Booth has returned nome from
spending her vacation with ner mother
at Paris.
Royal Long returned to Ann Arbor,
Mich, &c resume his esudles, on Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Walker were In
vited out 20 dinner at Nj. and Mrs. John
AIiller's at Canton on Sunday.
Tommy Lehy returned to Ann Arbor,
Mich, to resume h5s studies, on Sunday.
Mr., and Mrs, Antony Shans bruck and
Mr.. and Mrs Albert Russell ana son Clar-
cnce were the guests al a family dinner
at Mr.. and Mrs Wiifred Hugs at Mas
sillon on Sunday.
The James McLinden home in North
Park addition, Is nearing completion.
Walter Murray spent Sunday with
Lorin Miller.
e. S. Cradle made a business trip to
A. w. Iant's at Sparta on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Miller and daugh-
ter Nellie were guests of Mrs. Susan
Helman at Canton on Sunday.
Miss Lillian McLinden spent New
Years with her grandmother, Mrs. Lizzie
| McLinden at Canton.
A number of young people Of Edgefield
and vicinity enjoyed a sled ride and oy-
ster supper at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Ameil Steiner on Greenfield avenue, Can
ton, on Friday night. Music and games
were the Misses Eta and Amelia Barber
Jennie and Carrie Grosenbauch, Lena
Leopold, Grace and May Cradle and Marie
/ Guental, and Messrs. Clarence Fulmer
ora Norman and Harry Kraul, Homer
| Hole and Roy Barber
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ALLIANCE
(stam Special

NENttltN opeCldl.l
Alliance, o.. Jan. 11.-Three of the
Alliance banking institutions held
their annual meetings. Tuesday. The
reports show all the banks to be in
first class shape, the business of the
last year being Exceptionally good.
The election of officers was ss follows:
The Alliance Bank company--Pres-
ident, c. c. DakSr: vice president,
Frank Transue; cashier, Howard Bo-
becker; assistant cashier. George p.
Hall; other directors, e. w. Day, Lee
Fording, George Stroup. M. S. Mil
Gourr, George H. Judd and d. B. Cas-
saday
The City Savings Bank and Trust
company-President, w. H. ramsey;
vice president, |. q. Tolerton: cashier,
Samuel L. Sturgeon: other directors,
a. G. Reeves, w. II. Morgan ]. A.
Grimes, B. F. Weybrecht, John Eyer
Lee Fording, j. M. Walker, j. G. De-
vine, George w. Sturgeon, Charles Y.
Kay, Eph Pickepst
The First NatiotAl banl-President
w. NJ Reed; vice president, ]. A.
Zang; cashier, A. L. Atkinson: other
directors, NJ. S. Atkinson, w. w
Webb, L. Stroup, f. A. Sebring, T. v
Cassaday.
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BURG.

Freeburg, Jan. 11-Mrs. Emma ZubruclS
and little granddaughter of East Beech
are visiting with Mrs. George Stoffer.
Mr.. and Mrs Milton Hoffman and Mr..
and Mrs. William Shlder visited with
relatives at Homework Sunday.
Harry Unger is able to be up and
around the mouse after severe siege of
typhoid fever.
Henry Cutter and family and Henry
HOFFMAN and family visited at Jacob
Herbster's of Scenery Hall Sunday after
noon.
Daniel Coyle, and wife and Emery Shid-
Ter and wife visited at William Shelley
Sunday.
Andrew Ruse made a business trip to
Canton IIonday.
Jacob Unger died at his home north OF
town Thursday morning after long ILL
ness, at the age of years and 6 months
Funeral services were held at the Salem
church Saturday morning. The deceased
is survived by his wife, six sons. three
daughters, twenty-three grandchildren
and seven great-grandchildren He lived
his entire life in this vicinity.
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AlIiansh Rrevities.

Lieutenant John T. Alexander, Cor
merly of the city police, has organ
lied merchant5 police system, which
went into effect last night.
John Reynolds, employed at the
Reeves boiler Stops, had his left foot
crushed Tuesday when casting fell
upon the memti IT.
Robert Jamfs Woods, aged one
week. son of Mr.. and Mrs. B. M.
Woods, of MilnIr street, died Tuesday
afternoon. Pritate funeral services
Wednesday aft4'noon.
Funeral serviSe les were held Tuesday
forenoon for William w Anderson, at
the home Of hIs son, Charles Ander-
son, $50 North Park avenue.
Attorney and Mrs w. l.. Hart are
parents of a sdl born Tuesday.
The Alliance Milkmen's association
held an oyste1f fsupper Tuesday even
ing at the MOI 70 Of Emanuel Fresh
ley.
B. F. Weybrt tcht, ]. c. Devine and
[. f. Heacocll 1hve been elected direc-
tors Of the Sed rity Building & Loan
company.
G. NJ. ScranAn has returned from
Columbus whe1 he went as a dele
gate to the LED latlve board meeting
of the Brotherhood of Locomotive
Engineers.
Robert Cole, q wanderer, was pick
ed up by Captaft Oswalt Tuesday, the
man evidently Hing demented owing
to the use of II uor. He was taken
TO Canton to hayt q hearing in probate
court.
The board of Education met again
Tuesday evening 10 consider plans foI
s,a, ne ,se1o7a- fdiiiftfings
| and additions.
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WEALTHY MANUFACTURER
MARRIES THIRD TIME
(Stah Specially

Massillon, o., Jan. 1l.-Divorced on
two previous occasions, the last time
about six months ago, John Igel-
stroem, forty-fve, a weil-to-do man
ufactmer, has returned to this city
with his third wife, whom he says he
married October 26, 1909, at Camden,
N. j.
The third Mrs. Igelstroem was be-
fore her marriage Miss Irene Martin
of this city, daughter of his former
housekeeper. They spent their honey
moon at Hot Springs, Ark.
Mrs. Igelstroem No. 2 created a SEM
satiOn here last spring by running
away with a horse trainer employed
by d stock raiser.
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Will Not Rssiur1.

Mayor Remley this evening denied
rumors that he was to resign the Of
fee to which the death, Friday Of
the late Mayor Charles L. Frantz ele-
waited him. He said he was in the
office to fill out the unexpired term
and meant to do it, Heads of the de-
paTtmeuts appointed by the late May
or Frantz are safe for a time at least.
Mayor Remley said tonight that he
would continue in Office the men ap-
pointed by his late predecessor. He
said they were acquainting him with
the details of the work.
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MassilIoh Briefs.

Mr.. ]. A. Barkley of Uhrlchsville,
and Miss Lottie Ellis, of Chicago
Junction, are guests at the residence
Of e. c. Somers in South Mill street.
Mrs. c. ]. Brown left this afternoon
to visit friends in Toledo. .---------.-.--
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles 8. Collins
have returned to their home here at.
ter visit with friends and relatives
in central Kentucky.
Mrs Edward Wright and son,
Henry have returned to their home
in thi ty, after visit with friends
and T. ives IN Paris, Ky.
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More Peonle READING.

Massillonians are reading more
than ever. The report of Miss Clara
Miller, librarian of the McClymonds
public library. shows that during the
past year the circulation increased
nearly 5000 over the previous year.
The total number of patrons is 5,449,
and the total number of books taken
out was 3O,972. The report of Treas
urer p. L. Hunt shows that there was
balance of S3,926.50 in the treasury
at the end of the year. The sum of
$15045 was collected in fines from
persons who held books longer than
the time allowed.
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MASSTLLON
lStan Specially

Massillon, o., Jan. 1.-THE city
council tonight deferred, for two
weeks, the election of successor to
Frank u. Koontz, councilman-at-large
who has become president OF the coun-
Gil by reason of the death of Mayor
Frantz. Failure to agree on a caudi-
date at a caucus held during a recess,
was responsible for the action. The
director of public safety was author.
ized to advertise and contract for an
automobile for the chief OF the fire
department.
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PROBATE COURT CALENDAR.
In the estate Of Martha HOfmeister,
Hnal account filed.
In the estate OF David Conrad, final ac-
count filed.
In the guardianship of Robert Walter,
hTst account fled
In the guardianship of Louise Winrod,
fifth account filed.
In the estate of Minnie Evans and
Gladys Thomas, finai account filed.
In the. estate of d. A. Beckett first &C
count filed.
In the estate of Louis V. Monnot final
account filed.
In the estate of Louis Yingling, in
ventory and appraisement filed.
In the estate of Louis Yingling, fina
account filed.
In the estate of Susan Staum, Johr
3urris appointed administrators.
In the estate of Jacob Lutz, final ac
count filed.
In the estate of Lucinda Miffit, fina
account filed.
In the estate of Lucinda Mifit, sale
bill filed.
In the estate of J. L. Will inven
tory filed.
In the estate of N. f. Mofitt, inVen
tory and appraisement filed.
In the estate of Maria Patton, frs
account filed.
In the estate of Eli D. Ycder, sec
ond account filed.
In the estate of J. KRAFT, G. A
Sonnhalter appointed administrator.
In the guardianship Of Bertha
Boughman; final account filed.
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oTTERREIN.

otterbein, Jan. 6-John D. Grove of OF
terbein is seriously i'll with heart trouble
at the home of his son, George Grove.
There is little hope of his recovery as he
is 80 years of age
Mrs. A. c. Yarger is confined to the
house with a severe attack of grippe
Miss Lulu Yarger is suffering from a
bealing in the ear.
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FARM ERS' INSTITUTE
AT COLUMBUS TODAY

The State Farmers Institute and
Ohio State Board CT Agriculture meet
ing will be held at Columbus, January
10, 10 and IA,
Prominent agriculturists will speak
aud discussions beneficial to the farm
or will be held.
Everything from the soil to the
county fairs will receive the attention
OF speakers.
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NOTICE

The stark County Board OF School Ex-
aminers win hold meetings fer examl..
nation of Applicants for teachers
certificates on the hrst saturday OF each
month. High school lists will be given at
each examination. Applicants for special
certificates should notify the clerk at
least ten days before he examination.
Examinations of pupils under section
4O29 r. s., will be held on the third
Saturday OF April and the second Satur-
day of May
Applicants should be present not later
than s:15 in the morning. They should
provide themselves with penholders and
pens. The Board win furnish ink and
All examinations will be held n the
Canton high school building.
r. j. TEBPLE, Clerk, Massillon.
CARL H. MEYER, Pres, Canton.
JNO II. FOCHT, Clerk.
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G. II. Mccall mas beon elected
president; A. H. Coleman, vice pres
ident; L. P Schimke, treasurer; How
ard Garrigues. secretary, and Ray
Lowry. Thomas Woods and Frank X.
Norwood, executive committee, by the
Massillon Masonic association.
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AKRON Discouraged by illness re-
sultin5 from fall a year ago, and
by loss of important patents on var
ious machinery, Augustus e. Ellin-
wood, sixty-two, committed suicide by
cutting his throat.
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Legal Notice.

Emra W. Alexander and Ellen M.
Alexander, his wife, whose last known
place of residence was Mountour Falls.
N. Y. win take notice that on August
Both, 1903, Carrie b. Lynch as plaintiff,
filed her petition in the Common Pleas
Court of Stark County, Ohio, in case No.
2O,OOS, against them as defendants, set
ting forth that she is the owner and in
possession Of Lot No 1920 in the City Of
Canton, Ohio: that defendants claim an
interest therein adverse to plaintiff, but
praying that plaintiffs title to said lot
be quieted as against said defendants.
Said defendants are required to answer
said petition on or before February 5th,
1910
CARRIE H. LYNCH.
BY Lynch g. Day, her Attorneys.
Published in The Stark County Demo-
erat Dec 10, %, 3D. 1902 and Jan ., l5'
20. 1910