The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-08-12
MAssILLON MATTERS.
West End News Notes and Personal and
General Items of Interest.

West End News Notes and Personal and
General Items of Interest.
E. T. Thompson and A. P. Cox, of Can
ton, we're registered at Hotel Conrad
Tuesday
Corp. C. Baatz, of company F., Eighth
Regiment, O. N. G., arrived home this
morning from weeks encampment at
Camp KOkOsiDg, Mt. Vernon.
The Burr Robbins Circus showed here
Tuesday to small audiences. The men.
agerie was good, the acting medium,
with a few exceptions. The show lacks
performers.
A grove picnic Will be given by the
Trades Assembly of MassillOn on the
old Fair Grounds, August 10. As this Is
the first picnic given by the order, every
thing Is bei1Ig arranged to make 1t q
success.
Smokers remember that BIumen-
schein's "MassillOn Belle" is very mild
cigar, and If tried once will always be
smoked, as il gives universal satisfac-
tiOn. Sold at Hotel Conrad cigar store.
A horse, attached to buggy occupied
by lady and gentleman, whose names
ed by the circus parade, upset the bug
gy and threw the occupants out but,
fortunately, neither were injured. The
buggy was damaged some before the
horse was caught.
A large crowd accompanied the c. NJ
| B. A. excursion this morning to Camp
Chippewa. Just before leaving the
members Of the Harmonic Band had
their photographs taken In their new
uniforms by Herring. The city may
we'll be proud of the band, as 1t is the
best one MassillOn has had for years.
A Dalton man, who came to the city
yesterday, got under the influence Of
liquor and lost about $50 -Four parties,
| who were with him, are not very rella-
BILE and one of them, a stranger, has
been arrested on suspicion. What the
result will be cannot be given, but the
authorities will give the matter thor
Ough investigation.
Remember that the German I. 0. 0.
r. excursion goes on August 16 to Camp
| Chippewa. All kind Of sport Is arrang-
ed, go that persons going will spend a
day of pleasure and recreation. Good
music will accompany the excursion,
Fare fifty cents. In the evening the
Knights Of Maccabees will give an ex-
curslOn to the same place, aud moon
light ride viii be had on the lake,
The funeral of Mr.. l., Ysardy, who
was an old aud respected citizen. was
largely attended. The German Pioneer
Association, of which he was member,
attended the funeral in body. The
remains were taken to st. Johns Evan,
| gelical Church, where the services we're
conducted by Rev. Shelter, pastor Of the
church, and thence to the cen9tery for
interment,
Joseph Michel was brought from
Sherrodsville, Carroll cou ~, yesterday
| by Constable Wilhelm ana taken before
| Justice FolgeE, charged by Sarah A
| Daniels, OF Iu l3RTaWas township, witt
being the father Of her unborn child
After hearing, he being defended by
Garrett & Wilson, the Justice required
him to give bond of $500 tor his sp
pearsnce before court.
Mr.. Frank Clemens, who Is employed
! at Russell & Co.'s to run the foundry
| engine, met with severe and painful
accident Saturday night at about II
o'clock The engine was USED to
teat the engines manufactured by them
and at the time Of the accident they
were testing engines. As he attempted
to open the door of the fire place the gaf
that had collected ignited, throwing the
blsze In his f8ce, burning his mustacht
and eye brOWs off, and his face vas ter
ribly burned. One of his eyes VIZ
| aft cted by the blaze, but not seriously
| Assistance was at hand and carbon oil
Was Immediately applied to the b1rn5
which eased the pain. He went home
i and DR.. Reed WIS summoned, and st
! tended Clemens, who suffered fOl
! about Ave hOurs before the pain abatod
At the present time, his face is In ter
rible condition and the skin Is al com
ing off.