The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-28
MAssILLON MATrEHs,
West End News Notes aod Personal and
General Items,Of Interest,

West End News Notes AVID Personal aud
General Itemsof Interest,
Last nights new convert to the Saliva
ton Army was Jeese F0rat,
3. b, Post of Canton and A, II. ThOrp,
OF Toledo, o., were IN town yesterday.
George Cross and James ", Loud, mer-
chants Of Navarro, were IN the city yes
teTday.
Kicks Bros, dry goods merchants, are
selling out, as they Intend TO make q
change Ia the atm about the fTat OF
March.
Bishop Bsdell, OF Cleveland. and Rsy.
@. 8, Witherepoon, OF Warren, O., we're
In the city yesterday attending the Epis
cOpal ConyOcatlon.
Last night he rafiiing OF Rogers COW
took place NJ RoBeman's saloon. The
successful number was AZ, held by
David Grliiith, q rolling mill man.
Mrs. W. II. Justus leaves here this
morning for Battle Creek, Mlch,, where
she will Visit, for few weeks, at the
residence OF her daughter, Mrs, George
II, Sterling.
J.K. Russell, Of tho firm of Russell &
Co., accompanied by j. p, SniVely, ono OF
their travelling men, went TO Michigan
yesterday 10 purchase lumber TO use In
manufacturing their agricultural i'm
plements.
The petition OF Abel James for the
Collectorship on the canal In indoraed
by all the banka, Hess, Snyder Il Co.,
Russell IL Co.. TX Collector, Collector,
aud all the business men In the city.
We have no hesitancy in saying that II
Will be Collector James before very
long,
The remains of Mrs. Warner Chapman,
Y no died Friday, NJ her home In Muncle,
Ind, was brought here yesterday at 10
q. m, and placed In the vault, Mira,
Chapman was well known here, having
spent all the years of her life In this
county, except the last fBw, which were
spent In Indiana.
Mrs. Vim. Roger, OF North Mill street,
was agreea6ly surprised last night by
about dozen couples OF her friends aud
neighb0ra, who reminded her that thla
was the day OF the month that she frat
beheld the light Of day. After enjoying
the evening until late hour they left
wishing her a long and happy life.
Dan Sully's Corner Grocery" will be
at the Opera House next Thursday even
Ing. Tue play affords u constant round
OF amusement, aud the language and
acting are all that the most faslldiOus
might require. A handsome souvenir
card basket Will be presented TO each
lady In attendance. Don't forget the
dCte-Jan. 2S,
Fred Byers was brought before the
Mayor yesterday morning, and plead
guilty 10 the charge OF drunkenness,
was hned vi and ysts, TO DO committed
until paid, In default OF which he was
again locked up. Petty HOllander filed
an affidavit before the mayor yesterday,
charging Byera with breaking IN the
door OF hia house, He will DO brought
before the Mayor 10 day 10 anewer TO the
above charge
MassilloD, Jan. 27
The hearts OF the members OF the Sal
walton Army we're made 10 rej lIce last
Sunday evening by the addition OF Aye
new c0nyerts.
Fred Albright, grocer on Rast Main
street, fell down the stairway In hia
grocery, injuring him 'elf 30 that be had
To b. taken home Immediately.
0a complaint OF Philip Fuchs. Henry
V0ght, OF Petersburg, was brought be-
fore the Mayor yesterday charged with
assault and battery. He gave o bond
for his appearance 10 day at 0a. m.
Fred Dyer was arrested by Policeman
Higgan last night charged with
drunkenness and disturbing the peace.
He was locked up Ia the calabooae until
to-day, when no will have q htaring DO.
fore the Mayor.
An on ertainment will be given at
Peoples Hall, February I'd, called "The
Ancient Order OF Goat Riders" The on
teItainment will be given under the
auspices OF Hart Post, No. 1874, q. A, II.
Prices, gentlemen 20 cents, ladies aud
children 10 cents,
Massillon, January 20.