The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-10-14
LOCAL LINKS
Made IptO a Chain by the Democrats
NeWs Gatherers.
Minor Mention of Happenings In THIS
Locality Arranged in Concise
Form for the Hurried
Reader.

Th sey mum socials this season are
intended for gentlemen only.
The Concordis Society will give
dance next Tuesday evening.
Hon. j. A. Ambler Of Salem was In
attendance at court yesterday.
Lake street, just west Of Market, is
being filled up about four feet.
A number Of beautiful new residences
are being erected on Lake street.
Mr.. Ben. Sondheimer, Of Cleveland,
is the guest Of friends in the city.
A balloon ascension was made from
the Rink VendOme Saturday evening.
The brick work on the tower Of the |
new High School building Is finished
Flagstone sidewalks are being placed |
in front of the Wild and Rex building.
The odor of burning rubbish heaps,
leaves, etc, fills the air In the evening"
Mrs. Stofer, of Canton, is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Mills.-[Dell Roy cor. Carroll
Chronicle.
The genuine chestnut received good
clubbing at the hands OF CantOnlans
yesterday.
The curbings on North Market, be-
tween North and Erie streets, are
almost completed.
Misses Ida and Alice Jackman, OF
Carroll county, are visiting friends and
relatives In this city.
Elenors Snyder has applied in Com
mon Pleas Court for divorce 1rOm her
husband, Aaron Snyder.
Miss Mary Rohn, Of East Tuscarawas
street, and her grandmother, Mrs.
Young, are visiting In Pittsburg,
An excellent cut representing the
, Canton boiler explosion gIaced the COL
umns of the DEMOCRAT Penny Press
Monthly meeting of the Young Mems
Democratic Club takes place Thursday
night. A full attendance Is requested
Application was to-day make to pr0'
bate the last will and testament OF VIII
Z liam Holli0ger, deceased, OF Perry town
ship, this county.
The opening dance of the Excelsior
Club last evening was grand success
= Several couple of young people from
. MassillOn attended.
=. The odor of fires started with gasoline
i or coal oil can be inhaled by the early
n pedestrian. If our people continue, theN
q will furnish large news item SOM
4 day. .
VI Mr.. Robert Adams is proceeding will
n the work of excaVating for the Due6e
10 works, and as soon as the contract To-
]. the stone work is let the masOns will q
l. to work.
d Adam Young, Of Canton, the beer bot
u tier, Is authority for the statement ina
more beer comes to Carr0llton now tnal
r before the saloons we're closed.-lCarrOl
10 Chronicle.
AID. Coldren, who has been In Ken
lucky buying horses, returned hon
Saturday night. He brought two I'm
he horses with him. Mr.. Milt Harding &C
I'D companied him.
81 Cleveland has the reputation Of bein
is the Forest City, but judging by th
1G leaves on the Canton residence street
lg this city Is q formidable rival of th
s' village on the lake.
IS Judging from the appearance Of tn
40 upper lips of some Of the members
bo the police force they must be playin
10 detectives. Four or five of them hav
~ been clesnly shaVen.
he Since the Ceople Of this city took tn
a. ubulh bCnAAhA oW0y ehVAh AAOh
he fences there is no place left to taste
the little sign boards, bearing th
names Of the streets.
The German Aid Society, better know
In as the Arbeiter Unterstuetzungs Verei
~ ~ of Canton, gave social hop In the Eu
- pire Hall Mond,y evening, which wa
az we'll attended and enjoyed.
xt Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. A. Lssh, of Auburn
Indiana, are the guests of DR., ElsOn, &
a. 1914 West TuscarawAs street. MIR. Les
h. was formerly citizen of Canton and
of stopping IF here from bis wedding tOu
as to see bis friends.
cd Major Brady Pierce, Of the War Dt
er prtment at Washington, paid the Den
is OCRAT Office visit this morning. Tn
I'D Major is on furlOugh to his home 1
CarrolltOn. In his y nnger deys b
stuck type In the DEMOCRAT Office.
happy men sit In the quiet corner Of th
" grocery, back by the stove and whistl
and play checkers, while wife and tb
et children are at home worrying to knov
where the dinner is coming from.
x; The committee having charge of th
Dueber pr!Zs distribution request a.
s; parties holding tickets to call for thel
prizes. A number Of handsome present
IL yet remain and can be had at the whole
sale grocery houae of B. Dannemiller
10. Sons.
Mr.. A. A. Van Horne, Of Bsinbridg
el Chenango county, New York, has bee
nominated by the Democracy Of tha
or county for the Assembly. We hope Nj
Van Horne will be elected. The gentle
ID man pSld Canton visit last summe
and while here was frequent visitor 6
e- the DEMOCRAT cffice. He has on liz
ing In our city.
~ Mr.. Baker of Tazewell county, Illinoi
called at the DEMOCRAT office tO-da,
He removed from Bolivar twenty fV
years ago and had not been In CantO
by since. He and his better half are vlsl
'e' ing here and at Bolivar. Mr.. Baker
er well advanced In years, being 70, but
n well preserved and hss not forgot to vol
ne the Democratic ticket.
"a The Carroll Chronicle says: "W.
9l Phelps, editor of the Alliance Leade
u was nominated for Congress by tt
80 Democratic convention at Alliance lat
~ Thursday. Phelps Is Young Americ
~ Democrat, full Of grit and ambition, an
w. should be energetically supported by a.
the young Democrats In the distriC
To overcome Republican majority q
1000 or 80 Is not promising outlooE
Il but Democrats don't scare at triflas no
ID give up without fight"
es The Cleveland Leader OF this m0rnin
Id SAWS: "PrOf, r, LeOnhRrt, of Can ton, VIII