The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-08-19
MAssILLON MATTERS.
West End News Notes and Personal an
General Items of Interest.

West End News Notes and Personal and
General Items of Interest.
Miss Emma Knapp, of Akron, is the
guest of Miss Nettie Miller.
s. johnson, of Alliance, and Ed. De-
Vile, of Canton, are In the city. .su4
Ritter & Clutz's orchestra went to
Navarro Monday night to play for the
Knights Of Labor dance.
All persons wishing to smoke good
cigar call for the &c. & H." Sold at
Hotel Conrad cigar store.
Mr.. John Shoemaker, ticket agent here
for the Ft Wayne Company, accom-
panied by his mother, left Monday for
Newton, Iowa.
The Niagara cigar is one OF Blumen-
schein's best, and is faVorlte with
every one who smokes 1t. Sold at Hotel
Conrad cigar store.
Watkins Bros. are removing their shoe
store from Canton to this city and will
have q shoe store in addition to their
dry goods store Oh Main street.
Mr.. Charles Miller, formerly employed
at FTitz's blacksmith shop, has accepted
position as travelling salesman for the
Dsnnemiller wholesale grocery store OF
Canton.
Jacob StOoldreEer was brought be-
fore Mayor FTantz late Saturday night
charged by Balser SeifeTt with assault
and battery; he plead guilty and was
fiued 81 and costs.
L.J. Bonar, of Mansfield, represent
ing the North American Insurance Co.
ana j. W. Reynolds, of Chicago, repre-
sentiDg the West Chester Insurance Co..
are registered at the Hotel Conrad.
Fred. Gumph, one Of the boys who lei
the flat cars run from the siding to the
main track on the W. & L. E. railroad
Saturday last, and who WAS not arrested
at the time, wae locked up Tuesday by
Marshal Vending.
Miss Flora Ertle, Of Msssillon, whit
has been visiting friends at Titlin rOl
! the past three weeks, has returned home
accompanied by her cousins, Mess.a
! Gassner and ScnribeT, who will remaiI
! in the city for few weeks. -,
j WOlly Vending, section hand OF
= the TuscaraWas Valley Railroad, wa
: thrown Saturday from hand car AM
9 run ever by 1t. He received severa
severe flesh wounds about the head Hn,
body, but had no bones broken. He i
now doing we'll.
A horse owned by Stoner, hitehed nea
the Ft Wayne depot Sunday, wa
frightened by double header, brOk
0 loose and ran down South street, alOn
g the embankment of the railroad, to o.
o street, where he was caught, The bugg
was badly smashed. -. .---ls-, ..-
n Four small boys named Nelson Male
's Frank and George Crooks and Ere
d smith were brought before the Mayo
}. Saturday evening for running fiat cal
from siding to the main track on tn
It Wheeling & Lake Erie railroad; thei
q hearing was set for Wednesday morning
l. Stands Band went through town tn
D. morning and played several pieces
music ut the corner Of Main and Err
IF streets, after which Mr.. James McCu
q. who is visiting here from CalifOrni
g. gave them some good advice and eEcou
8. agement In a lengthy speech WhlC
So drew quite large audience.
Is Sunday evening Harry Siade gave
N SpirItnalistic seance In the Opera HOus
There were about seven hundred peop
ls present to witness the exhibition
Of which were so poor that they WOu
N have dlsgTaced second class legerd
k- main performances. Slade and his par
10 ner were sharp enough to baVe ever
3 thing packed up before the exhi6itlC
lg closed and no doubt they left the bull
+ ing before the audience reached Il
sidewalk. Part of the audience cOlleC
m ed on the pavement below and decide
v to run Slade out of town. They rushI
n up into the hall, broke open the gate
v leaped pell nell up the stairs to find th
fo Slade and his partner, like the Ara
ra had "folded their tent and silently sto
n away"