The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-07-08
MAssILLON MATTERS.


Mr.. Fred HOokawsy visited at Uhrich-
Vile Monday.
The Calaboose is being whitewashed
and cleaned up.
Prof, George Fry, Of Allegheny, Is viS-
iting friends In the city.
G. L. McClain & Co. took their en-
ployes to Chippewa Lake to spend the
fifth.
Mr.. Oscar Townsend, General Mana
ger Of the c. L. r. W. Railroad is In the
city.
Miss Mary Harmon, of Canton, Is Wis
iting Miss Nettie Keller, on South
street.
Vim. Gephart and wife, of Michigan,
are spending few days with friends In
the city.
All the clothing stores, except Whit.
mans, were open Monday, after agree.
ing to close.
Smokers, try the new brand cigar
called "Our c. & H." made by Phil.
BlUmensghein.
Mr.. Charles Tinker left yesterday for
Medina, and will also visit Cleveland
befOre.he returns.
Vim. Warner, son of the late Justice
Warner, and wife, Of Akron, are visiting
friends and former schOolmates In the
city.
lumber of members of the Bicycle
Club went Sunday on their wheels to
Canal Dover to spend the Fourth and
fifth.
Frank Cameron, formerly Of Msssll-
Ion, but at present employed at New
Castle, Pa, spent the Fourth at home
here with friends. .-...ssA Aa.4...-. - Rssl
MT. Fred s. Merrick, of the Standard
Horse Shoe Nail Co., of Brighton, Pa,
Is In the city visiting among his friends
and acqusintances.
George A. Shepley, of Ft. Wayne, Ind,
who has not been in the city for twenty
of his father on South street.
Mr.. Charles Luckner and Miss Sarah
Clark were married at the English
Catholic Church by ReV Father Varlet
Tuesday morning at s o'clock. ~.
Frank Shepley has been appointed
fish and game warden for Stark county
by the State Fish Commission for two
years This appointment gives general
satisfaction.
Six tramps in the calabOOse. Three
are serving out sentences Of four days
each. Tomorrow they will have to
work on the streets, cleaning crossings
and cutters.
Mr.. william c. Rooms and wife spent
last week in Cleveland. They went
there to attend the tin wedding of Mr..
and Mrs. Louis SiebOld. Mr. Siebold
formerly lived IN Massilol.
Albert Paul, young boy, was ar
rested last night, charged with commit
ting assault and battery upon little
girl. The Mayor postponed the hearing
of the case for few days.
Smokers, when you wish to smoke q
mild cigar that Is good and dry, call for
the "Massillon Belle" manufactured by
Phil. Blumenschein, and sold at almost
every business place in the city.
Charles Geschwinder, boy about four
teen years old, was before the Mayor
yesterday, charged with throwing lit.
tie boy named Weaver from a bicycle.
He plead guilty, and was sentenced to
two days In the city prison, and to pay
the costs.
Quite an interesting civil case was
before the Mayor Tuesday. 1t was DR..
McGee against the Township Trustees
for fees for medical services rendered
Messrs. Cole & Reinohl represented the
plaintiff and r. 81. FOlger the defend.
auts. 1t was hOtly contested case on
both sides; the Mayor rendered a de.
cisiOn In favor of DR.. MeGee.
Three German Associations Of this
city, beaded by the Harmonic Band,
marched TO ShOereimer'S woods Monday,
where they had picnic. In the after
noon there WAS shooting cOntes for
gold headed cane, which was won by
Ed. Snyder, of the firm of Snyder &
SchwOrm, tinners. About six hundred
were present and all came home we'll
pleased with their celebration of the
National holiday.
John HOben and Peter Gallagher who
worked together some time ago In q
coal mine near Navarro and ut that
time had some trouble between them
selves, met last night at a dance In
They attempted to settle the trouble
Lu6Io Wuou puoy WoIo bopdIdtou' hIteI
the dance. as Gallagher was walking
home with lady friend, HoOen came
up behind him and struck him on the
ear when Gallagher turned and
the team clinched. In the
tussle Hoben got hold Of
G6llagher's left ear with his teeth and
hit 1t half off, A warrant was issued
Tuesday morning by Justice Rogers for
HOhsn's arrest, and Constable Shepley
brought him before the Justice. where
he plead guilty, and in default of $1,000
bail was taken to jill to await the sit
ting Of the Grand Jury. -
About three months ago, al Lne we'd
ding of his daughter, Mr.. Lawrence
Roger had taken from his premises q
castirOn man, which resembled Presi-
dent Cleveland, and nothing was heard
of it until Monday morning, when 1t
was standing In front of Strobel's candy
factory, all decorated for the celebration
of the Fourth, with the inscription up
on the banner, "Come home again."
Mr.. Roger took the wanderer home and
locked him up in his front room, when
the parties who had taken the man be
soA ho ~ 10 H.,