The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-05-29


airy notices passed upon 10 by tho Glrard
boys, Ii is evident he succeeded.
Thirteen Mlnerylans form q solid
block on the second page at tho knights
Register.
CantOn's effort ut entertainment thi
week Ia only exceeded by her admlrabl
display OF hospitality during the Ma
tional reunion 0f sailors and soldiers In
September, 1880.
A knights register is being kept at
the Headquarters Of the Entertaining
Committee, in the Court House base
meni where Waiting brethren are In
ylted 10 inscribe their autographs.
Madison Lodge Of Mansfield brought
as an eAcort the American Band, OF their
city. This organization presented fine
appearance upon tho street, and rem
dered their selections In fine style,
Mansfield can well be proud of their
band.
The CoahOcton boys looked like war
riOra bold, ~ they paraded from the
COnnOttOn depot TO their headquarters
In the Clark bnlldlng this morning.
Mr.. Murphy, their standard bearer IN, In
the language Of the street, "jlm-
dandy
The Knlghts made merry In Castle Hall
Tnoaday night. The Grand Division o.
II. was assembled there aud were sere-
naded by She X, of 7. Cleveland COrnet
Band, after which the quArtetle OF col
ored water hOys with the Red Cross Dl-
vision Of Cleveland sang u number OF
llne selections.
The general verdict OF citizens and
visitors yesterday WIS, "rhat Canton
City Band takes the biscuit" II was
quite a surprise TO our home people also,
| to hear this lne musical organization
render the most dillcult airs with such
precision aud correctness OF tone. Our
city may well feel proud OF the 70. Q, b."
The following additional lodges TO
those given IN Tuesdays DEMOCRAT, are
reglatered Bakersyllle, No, 70, Bakers
Vile, Ohio; 10 men; Miami, No, 92,
Dayton, Ohio; Humboldt, No.
%, Dayton; Dayton Division u, r.,
No. 5, Dayton; Apex No. no. Tlppecan0e
City, Ohio; FayOrite No, III, Mason, o.,
Rising Star, No, 22, Wooster, o., 80 mem;
La Belle No, 100, Barnhill, Ohio, 22 men,
The Mt, Eaton Band, that accOmpan-
| led the Mas BillOn Knights yesterday,
| In the evening serenaded their
old townsman, Jule Kline, and passed
their time, until their train was
due, giving seronades In different parts
Of the city Though organized but slx
months ago under the leadership OF
Prof. II, Y, Graber, they show unusual
musical ability.
pYTHlAN PERSONALS.
Mr.. s, Il, Shoot, of the Akron Times,
dropped IN smiling upon US.
Mr.. G. G. Reeve, OF Red Cross Lodge so
Of Cleveland, called upon the DEMOCRAT
Tuesday.
Mr., Alvin q. BrOwgsoi Walden, Mass,
Ia among the visiting Knights, and fa
yored us with call.
Sir knight Commander A. NJ. Plant,
OF Highland Division U. r., Of Clncin'
natl, ia among the yiaitOrs.
Mr.. j. Sumner C0ckett, OF the Weekly
Northern Knight OF Cleveland, paid his
lNFH'bNl w Nh' ihhbNhhls
Editor Sherwood, Of the Louisville
Transcript, was among the callers at
the DEMOCRAT Office Tuesday.
Past Commanders Harley HOman, H..
j, Huber and w. @. Schroeder, Of Aetolia
Lodge No. q, OF Akron, are here.
Messrs, John II. Hall, NJ. of A., and II.
NJ. Templln, 9. G., OF Salem Lodge No,
li2, are among the guests from Salem.
Mr.. h. II, Gayman. editor Of the Win
chester Timea Of Canal Winchester, o.,
represents Winchester Lodge In the
Grand Lodge,
Mr., George W. Roosevelt OF Ashley Ohio,
took Ia the display Yesterday and
thinks Canton a town Of interest and
responds to duty.
Mr. A. H. Midlagh, wife and littlo
son Harry, Of riilln, are yisiting nc 81
South Plum, taking this occasion TO see
home aud parents.
Mr.. AdOlph Memminger, Past Chan
cellOr Of William Tell Lodge No, lo0, oil
Toledo, ~ the representative TO the
Grand Lodge from That city.
Mr.. j. r. Cook, Clerk Of Courts Of Pre-
Bile county 10 the Grand Lodge repre-,
sentative from Eaton Division No, &c
aud Wayerly Lodge No. li9, Of Eaton
Ohio.
Major Cowan OF Salem, gnVe the DEM
oCRAr c0lco u call yesterday, The Ma
jor'9 genial gentleman Of Scottish
birth, aud for some thirty years n resi'
| dent Of Salem,
Sir Knight Rerorder W, W, Hathaway
Of Red CrOfs Division No, o. Of Clevo
land, feels q juat pride In the Red Cross
boys, who acquitted themselves Sc
creditabIy Tuesday.
Clarence Il. Richardson, p G, OF Unity
Lodge 1873, Ashtabula X. Of p, likewise
Of tho Ashtabula Daily Telegraph ant
correspondent Of the Cleveland Leader
called at this Office to-day.
A, NJ, Preston, editor Of the Pythiar
Journal Of indianapolis, Ind, has beer
here attending the great gathering o
the Knights, and paid the DEMOCRAT d
pleasant visit this morning.
Mr.. John y. Reynolds, assistant fore
man Of the Youngstown Newa.Register
made u pleasant call at this tillce. Mr.
Reynolds IN Knight and came Will
the big delegation from his city.
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Burr Robbins show.