The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-12-03
MAssILLON MATTERS
West End News Notes aud Personal and
General Itsms Of Interest

during,
Our natural gas company has reached
the depth Of 1000 feet without striking
gas; but having, as we understand, as
seqsed their stockholders, intending TO
drill 1000 feet more,
ID. II, RelnOehl, of the firm OF Cole q
RenOehl, IL again spending his Sabbath
In Urlchsyllle, having, 10 IL understood,
q growing Interest In n tea In the
public school Of that place.
The NJ, H. Bazaar, beginning next
| Tnesdly and lasting four days, In TO be
held In the basement Of the church.
Dinner and supper served. They will
have concert Tuesday evening,
Next Sabbath will be a great day for
the Catholics of Masaillon. Bishop Gil
mOur, of Cleveland, will be here TO con-
firm about four hundred members into
the church. Prof. Bars orchestra 10 10
furnish the music.
Mr.. John Miller, OF Masslll0D, and
Miss Theresa Kern, Of West BrOOkaeld
we're last week united In the holy bonds
OF matrimony. We wish the happy c0u-
pie a long and prosperous voyage on the
sea OF life, with happiness meted out TO
them In big chunks,
They have come TO stay. The crowds
attending the meetings Of the Salvation
Army are steadily Increasing. SO much
10 that the Alhambra Rink, on fremont
street, falls TO hold them all, Sunday
afternoon was an interesting time TO
the spectators, the captain swearing In
about fifteen converts 40 soldiers Of the
army.
Joseph Teeples, aged twenty six years,
the son OF a wealthy farmer residing In
Sugarcreek township, two miles from
fore Squire FOlger, for raping on the
OH OF November, Ellen Gardner, the
eight year old daughter Of coal miner
living near by, After tho hearing on
Friday and s saturday, being defended by
Austin Lynch, one Of CantOn's ablest
lawyers, hs was held TO appear before
the Common Pleas Court In tho sum Of
S5 600, All good people join In hoping
that justice will be mel0d out, lnd the
rascal punished IA he deserves,
Masslllop, Nov 30h.
A. ], Rider, Of Navarro, Is visiting hIs
s0n, II, Rider.
McCabe Il Young, All-Black Star Co.,
gave concert to fair audience In PeO'
ple's Hall, last evening.
Don't forget the Jolly PatbAnders on
Wednesday evening at the Opera House.
They deserve good house.
Weagain see the smiling face Of our
fellow tOwnsman, W, A, Wade, He has
been sojOurning In Michigan for the
past twJ months.
Mr.. A, 0ster. q we'll known citizen of
Masslllon, died at hia residence on Mill
street, Sunday evening. Funeral at the
German Catholic Church al o a. m. TO-
day
G A. r. Sons Of Veterans, and Daugh-
! rs Of Veterans, have chartered car on
the I. V, r. r., and will attend the camp
Are at Canal Fulton, Wednesday even.
Ing December 2ad.
We have employed other boys 90 car
riera OF the DEMOCRAT; boys who, we
| think, can be relied upon. Any sub
scrlber not receiving his paper regularly
| NNbA1 uNOulHk NhbhiN iNpuiN w ho hhh
we will attend to II ut once.
All the coal miners OF this Vicinity,
except those OF No, 0, resumed work
Monday NJ the old price-65 cent? per
ton, with the understanding that all de-
| llclent screens would be fixed lmmedl-
ately, We hope TO zee our city, which
has been dull for the past two or three
months, brighten up again.
DR. $. Jenne Spalding, known az the
"kng Of Dentists" II at the Park Hotel.
He extracts teeth without pain He gave
an exhibition OF hla wonderful skill on
tho street yesterday and last evening,
extracting free OF charge. Quite mum.
ber OF citizens received the benefit OF
having their teeth extracted without
money or pain.
Quite u change has taken place In the
puOlic schools Of this city by the reaig'
nation Of Mrs, Belle Garrigues, nee Will
lilon, teacher OF b Secondary on North
street. Miss Minnie King, principal OF
the school on Cherry street, was pro
NOTED 10 teacher OF Il Secondary on
North street; Miss Ball, Of b Primary on
North street, 10 principal OF Cherry
street, Mlas llapg0oi, OF . Primary, 10
teacher OF Il Primary, land Miss Olive El-
saa was employed to oil the vacancy
caused by the promotion OF Miss Hap
good.
MAssILLoN, Dec, lst.
Mlss Nellie Gillespie, Of Pittsburg. Ia
Waiting her alster, Mra Warrington
Warwick, on East Main street.
The regular meeting OF tho city nro
department was held IN the second story
OF the engine house this evening and
was largely attended.
The pOdo0lce closed yesterday from
| II u. m, TO b y, M, by order OF the = o.
Department, In honor OF tho memory OF
Vice President Hendricks.
Thomae Fitzgerald, u preacher crank,
was arrested to-day and promptly lodg.
| ed In tho Calabooee, for disturbing the
pence on the corner OF Main and Mill
streets.
Everything wasln readiness 10 resume
work nj Taylor Clay's foundry, but 0w.
Ing TO some dissatisfaction between the
principal parties concerned, the Iron
wae removed to-day, and In oil proba.
bllity tho foundry will bo closed oil
winter,
Wednesday evening, December 81,
will witness tho event OF grand we'd
ding The principal charactera being
Miss Minnie Justus, Of Maaeillon, and
Mr., George 0, Sterling, OF Battle Creek,
Mich; Rev Osborn, OF Youngstown, 0,
will be the officiating minister, The
wedding will take place nj the residence
OF tho brides parents on East Main
street,
The holidays are fast approaching aud
all are beginning TO think OF pleasant
little surprises In the way Of glfts for