The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-03-13
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Saturday was pay day among the miners and
business men in town.
Marble playing and dshIng is in vogue among
the urchlns.
Doctor Pow Wow got on his ear and raised a
rumpus at home last Monday night and for such
performance got bis eyes dressed up In pugilislic
style. We understand the worthy NJ. M, has lel'
town.
Teegraphlc communication between Navarro
and the station Is being talked Of No doubt \
this could be accomplished II would be service
and benefit to our village,
some Of our young boods adjourned over int
Canada (water mill) to fight out an old grudge
but were prevented by the sudden appearance
the proprietor who scolded the young fellows
An open front was put in Garver's drug store
by dog jumping through one of the large win
dows
Town hall is being talked OF to some extent, be
ing Intended for township officers, mayors Office
truck house &C. Keep the ball moving.
Matt Clemens is making arrangements to move
into the room occupied by Mr.. Keplinger, intend
ing to carry on the grocery business.
The hook and ladder truck is being improved
by a new headlight donated by the city fathers
Through the energetic efforts of Mr.Vic Hug we
are in hopes again Of hearing some good music
He reports progress. We did have good band
why not now2 II the citizens are in favor lei
them show their willingness and assistance.
T.F. Learch has moved his wagon making shop
from the east to the west end Of the town.
We do not wish to dictate but would like to see
law passed by our village council to compel a
large majority OF our youth to attend the public
school and rid the streets and corners OF young
fellows that are not only a nuisance to them
selves but to every passer by who are afronted by
their silly jokes
AT a special meeting Of the Rescue H. & L. Co,
last Saturday evening arrangements were made
to procure hremens shirts, We understand they
intend to turn out in full uniform hereafter when
special occasion require.
Coon ger will start branch cooper shop in
Canal Dover in few weeks employing p or 80
workmen. success.
Billy Keplinger, proprietor Of the old brewery,
with corps Of competent workmen Is tearing
out the interior for the purpose of ftiug 1t up for
grocery and provision store, J. stamm 4 Son,
contractors.
Mr.. Jacob wolfof AWHILE Ohio, spent the Sab
bath in town on visit to his mother and friends.
Rev. stoner Is now a resident of our village,
making his home at DR.. Gans's
Bernhard Kline, former Navarreite but now
resident OF Washington, D. G., spent last Monday
on visit to his old friends and neighbors.
Joseph Hug is doing Mansfield and visiting bis
siste- Mrs. rer.
JOS. Ream who was appointed to fill the vacancy
accustomed by the death of A. Henderson, was
duly sworn into Office last Monday evening as
Councilman Of the Sd ward.
Miss Maggie Shaw spent several days In town
the guest Of Mrs. B. F. Reed Of the Navarro House.
Nick Kline has been In Cleveland the past week
to attend the funeral of his brother Frank. Many
OF our citizens remember Frank while he was a
resident of the East End.
John Lowe, Esqr., is again home from tour to
Cleveland. The Squire figured prominently while
there as President of the Protective League new
organization.
Mayor Sisterhen spent last Sunday at home
taking rest from his duties as juror at Canton.
Nunan, of railroad fame, after an absence Of
several months is again among us.
Marshal stcrl reports business in his line dull
We have model town. This makes the seventh
week of Murphy religious and revival meetings
What next?
The Rev j. Ulbner, pastor Of ST. Pauls Germany
Church, preached his farewell sermon on last
Sunday, The church while under his charge
prospered finely. With his many friends we wish
him success in his new field Of labor,
Miss Mollie Keplnger started for HOlton, Kan
sas last Tuesday. We understand she intends to
make her future home there with friends and rel
atiyes.
The meetings which were in progress in the
brick church the latt two weeks closed with ap-
propriate ceremonies, 81 partaking of the Lord's
Supper and 20 connecting themselves with the
church, Revs. Smith and stoner officiating
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