The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-12-10
MAssILLON. MATTERs,
West End News Notes AID Personal and
General I,sm ms of Interest.

her daughter, MrB. Putmanb, rehluehce
on Eaat Main street.
The BILLS are up announcing dance
to be given at the PbOple's Hall, by the
Carpenters League, on Christmas eve,
Any ono Wishing 10 have q good laugh
shOul not fail TO attend Mestayer's We,
Us aud Co., Wednesday, December o
The Park Hotel, which changed pro-
prietors lately, has und rg0ne complete
renovation In the interior from cellar to
garret.
Mr. Frank snOdgTasa and mother, OF
CTestline, returned home yesterday, after
AprO 'ractei visit ~ the residence OF hr.
H. p, Drake,
For aae-At the residence Of j, W.
Humbergar East South street, a piano
aud thirty yards brussels carpet Terms
reasonable.
Mr.. j, j, Bernard, proprietor Of cigar
store on south Erie siprat, has been sud
denly called 10 Dlylelt0wn by the seIl
ous illness Of his sister.
Prof ", A. Jones IL dangerously Ill
with ipilammatOfy rheumatism. Tuesday
he was taken home from school In u
carriage, aud has been cOnlaed to his
bed ever since.
Max Kracker was arrested last night
on complaint OF Robert Bahler, for
assault and battery, AMI was brought be-
fore JuatIce BranZ and gave bond for
hs appear nee thls morning at niue
o'clock.
Mr., Samuel Whistler, who was for
many years resident OF Maaaill0n, but
now q prosperous farmer Of Elkhart
county, Iudiana, has returned IN Mas
slllon for the purpose OF VisiIing with his
many friends,
Mr.. Frank Clemens, OF Railroad street,
found, on December 3rd, on South
Efle street, ladies' gold Ting, The
owner may gain possession OF II by call.
Ing on Mr., Clemens, ut hls home, aud
giving description OF the ring,
II, j. Thompson, second cook In the
Park Hotel, was discArged yesterday
morning, but nj noon no appeared IN the
office In u highly exhilerated condition
aud wanted TO light. He attacked Mr.,
John Henchy the clerk, who, after
short scull ., elected him,
An exhibition Of fancy shaking will
be given at the Niagara rluk this
evening, December 9th, by Mlaa Lulu
Garfield, the Little Roller Skate Qaeeu,"
OF Cleveland, Her father, Amasa Gar
Aeld, IN said 10 be cousin OF our
martyred President, Gen, j. A. Garfield
Last wednesday a party Of hunterq,
HOuser Jacob Young and Fred. MOule-
dOre. started for B0wbyillo on u little
hunting expedition. Friday evening the
.nH oil tttI
forty Que rabbits 10 testify 10 their ex-
pertnesa as marksmen. Bat one instance
occurred 10 mar their pleasure. Two OF
the dogs they had taken with them were
poisoned, one having died from the
effects OF the dose.
0ne Of the notable society events Of
the season was the marriage OF Mr.,
George Sterling, rising young business
man Of Battle Creek, Michigan, aud Miss
Minnie Jnstus only daughter OF Sir,
VIM, II. Justul, OF the ilrm OF Warwick
Il Justus, Of this city, Wednesday even
ing,
Mr Justice lives In a pleasant home
on East Main street, which was most
beautifully dec0rht d for the occasion
DR.. d, q, Osborn, OF the First NJ. II
Church Of Youngstown, OHIO, was the
officiating Clergyman,
There was quite n brilliant assemblage
OF the friend ana relatives OF the fami.
ly present NJ the ceremony, all joining
In hearty congratulations for the future
welfare OF the young couple, who are
starting out on llfo's voyage, Many very
elegant and costly presents were re-
Celyed.
Tue friends from abroad were: Mlss
Sterling, Battle Creek, Mich. sister lf
the groom, Charles Earl, Battle Greek, |
Mich, Miss Gfaca BeldOn, Flnilev, o.
Miss Nellie q gillespie Pittsburgh; Miss
Parker, Wooster; Mrs, w. Il Barue4, De |
tr0lt Mich; Mrs. Q, " Potter aud Mrs., |
NJ o. Fireytone, W0os er o Mrs, Adam |
kur 2, Canal Fulton; Mf j, W Elswlrth, |
Wife sou and daughter, Of Cltyelald
Among the guests from Mus-ilon |
Were; Gov, aud Mrs. warwick, Mr j, II
POCOrk ANA wife, Captain John Jacobs |
aud wife, Nc, Warren Jacobs aud wife, |
Mr.. Warrington Warwick aud wife, Miss |
Ida Karth0m, Mr. VIII j 0bprlln aud
wife, MIR. Wm, YOst aud wife, Hon, l.. y, |
Cole and wife, DR.. 7. j. Reed aud vile, |
Mr., Bernard McCue aud wife, Mr. Th0s, |
X, Russell and wife, Capt, s. NJ Knapp |
aud wife, and large number OF young |
folks, the school mates OF the bride.
After the marriage ceremony u eplen'
did wedding supper was served, Music
and dancing until midnight followed, |
when Mr., aud Mrs. Sterling took the
night express Oh the Plttaburg, Fort |
Wayne n Chicago rilltOud for "a two
weeks wedding tour through thu EAST. |
Upon their return they viii lake up their |
residence N Battle Creek.
The bride was Ia life Of brilliant |
circle OF Young folks IN this city, aud
white she viii b. missed by her large
circle Of friends, sne goes TO her new
home with their best wishes.
Massillon, December 9Th.
Mr.. Frank strobel, formerly Of Oak
street, has removed TO Canton, intend
ing TO make that city his future home.
Hon. John Mcbride went TO Columbus
this evening In the Interest OF the
Miners Association, OF which he Ia
president.
Mrs. W, II, Pumphrey and family, Of
Balineyllle, o., who were Visiting NJ the
home OF Mre, McGauhy, on East Oak
street, returned home yesterday.
Tuesday evening daring robbery
was committed on the farm owned by
Charles Steeee, about two and half
miles south OF Massillon, on the Navarro
road, consisting Of one light bay horse,
with q white foot behind and u star on
the forhead, six years old and 10 hands
high; one chestnut sorrel, I've years old,
white hind feet, 10 hands high, weigh.
Ing about 050 pounds; also, light act Of
working harness. q plano box tuggy,
made NJ Dover, two blankets with red
stripes across ends, and q large lap robe.
One hundred dollars reward IL offered
for the arrest aDi conviction OF the