The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-10-21
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Minor Mention OF Happenings in This
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the past week.
The National Convention of Universal
ists Is being held In Akron this week.
The Shadow Detective will be present.
ed at the Opera House next Friday
night.
Mr.. Lewis Klein, Of Wayne county, is
visiting with his brother, julie Klein, In
this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Asa HanscOm spent Sun
day with Mrs. g. W. Manly at Canton
Akron Beacon.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. Ballard leave to day for
an extended visit through 8 uthern
Ohio and Kentucky.
jacob O5erlin, Of Canton. was In town
on a visit to relatives and friends
lCanal Dover Workman.
The sociable given by the COncordis
Society last nirht was an enjoyable af
tair. 1t was we'll attended.
Mr.. John Melbourne held the lucky
number which drew the fine gold watch,
Taftisd off By Mr.. Mark j. Weiner.
Rev. j. f. RapsOn. Of the Baptist
Church, and Mr.. John Danner are In Mt.
Vernon, attending the annual conven-
IiOn of Baptists.
GsOrgie, son of A G. Buchanan, living
a: No. SO Dunbar street, died Monday, OF
diphtheria, aged two years. Funeral
Wednesday at 2p. m.
II is said that carpenters in this city
are to have their pay reduced from 20 to
l619 cents per hour, commencing next
Monday. Trouble Is looked for.
The fremen of the city are under
obligations to the Battalion Band for
kindly assisting in the funeral services
of their cOmrade, Lewis McKibben.
Mrs. Annie BOOry, relict Of the late
E!ward Boory and mother of Mr.. Will
liam +. BOOry, died suddenly at her
home in Waynesburg Saturd y morning.
MIR. John Coy, of Louisville, who has
been attending the meetings of the
Ohio Synod of the Reformed church,
held at CedsrVille, Ills, returned this
morning.
Michael Blttner, living at No. so
South YOnng street, died Monday, aged
seVenty-three years. Funeral Wednes.
day at 10 a. m. Heart disease was the
cause Of death.
MIS-. George LainiDger died Tuesday at
the family residence, on East Ninth
street. Funeral Thursday morning at
III n'cloek; services a. the Bethel church
on East TuscarawRs street.
Mr,JOhn Rseber, living on East Fourth
street, slipped and fell while descending
the stairs at Empire Hall Saturday
evening, but fortunately escaped with
no other injury except several bruises
After an illness of five months Squire
Hudson 10 about attending to business
again and is getting healthier than
ever. A new baby girl at his home Is
also having an enliVening effect upon
him.
The case of Farmers Bank Of Canton
vs.. John <. Bailey, of Waynesburg, and
his endOrsers, John Knots and I. G..
LuDher. asking Judgment on notes for
some $1,000, Is on trial to jury before
Judge Pease.
A 6Ve-year-Old daughter of MIR. Robert
Hanchey, living north of West Tus-
caraWas street, near the Valley Railway,
died of membraneous Group Tuesday
morning. Funeral to day at 2 o'clock;
interment in West Lawn Cemetery.
Rsv j. H. Spence. q. B. minister Of
ParkersbUrg, W. Va, will speak frcm
the band stand this evening on the SUBJ
jact of Prohibition of the Liquor Traff
&c." The gentleman is said to he good
talker and can entertain an audience.
Miss Ida Raymond Of Cambridge, O..
is spending this week with her friend
Mrs. A. 8. Van Buskirk on North Market
street. They were school girls together
at MingO, Champaign county, Ohio.
They RaymOnds are now In the dry
goods business In Cambridge.
A we'll dressed, midd lie. aged stranger,
who has been In the city for about two
weeks past, drinking heavily, fell on the
pavement, corner Tuscarawas and Wal
nut streets, at 2:30 O'Clock this after
noon, In drunken stupOr. He was ar
rested and taken to the city prison
where he will be properly cared for.
At Alliance last night Clark Webb, Ia
vid WeOb BurnhOuse, and man named
Culpe, were arrested on suspicion of
stealing lot of hides from car on the
Pittsburg, Fort Wayne & Chicago Rail-
road yards at this place, and are now
being held for trial. The stock of boots
and shoes of Emmett MoCOnville was to.
day attached to satisfy the demand of
his landlord, Curtis Goddard, for rent
due. The matter was adjusted.
Yesterdays Akron Beacon ssys:
Joseph Mcclure Stark county man
who Is known to the police hire for his
frazy creaks while drunk, became intox-
1cated Friday and was soon bereft OF
his senses. In North Howard street
saloon he caught up an axe and with 1t
drove the inmates out into the street
but did not succeed In iDjuring any one.
He was soon afterward locked uD and
will be shipped back to his bome."
President Blood, OF the Cleveland &
Canton Railroad, says he has no knowl.
edge OF what is putting up the stocks
beyond the fact that everything Ia Tis
Ing. He is combining his attention to
caring for the property and TO making
the least expenditures possible, while
developing the earnings which are
good. He says $75, 900 to 100000 ought
to be spent on trestlewOrk at COshOcton
and elsewhere the coming year. He
smiles at the SENT annual rumOr about
the Baltimore & Ohio road wanting the
pr perty Il Boston Herald.
Colonel Charles Whittlesey died at
Cleveland on Monday, aged IS He was
known as an eminent geologist and
Rrch@ >l0gist. he was educated at West
Point, and served for time In the late
war. he served the government for
years as geologist and naturalist. To
MN IS dus the opening up Of the ccal
mines at Tallmadee, Ohio, and he was
largely Instrumental In discovering and
causing the deveIonment of the 1raat