The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-12-16

Interesting Items rioi,ad Up in and About
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. AutoAehtlnk lheiAT H.ItN.u Up IN anu ADoNl
the T.wn,
Car thieves In Alliance.
Stating q the lake Is excellent.
Subscribers to the Dueber fund con.
ttnNe TO pay up.
The good little SuUday-schoOl Roy tr
becOm ny quite numerous just now
Christmas is coming.
Mr.. William ID. ImmeI and Miss Mar
NJ. Mckinney were married Thursday,
December b, by Rev. j. n. Fahs.
A cniOred mail agent makes his ragu-
lar rips Oh the F. Wayne road. And
this too under Democratic admlnistra-
tiOn.
Mr.. Harry Stevens and Miss Cora d.
OOv, both Of stark county, we're marie
Thursday, December 81, by Rev. 2. Hes.
GrueE.
Mr.. William Lotz4, OF HlWeHstina
and Miss I'll q UrleT, of Canton tOwn.
ship, were inarGlod 10y Rev, j. b. Rust, l.
Canton, to day.
Dir. John A. Smith and Miss Amand
X. Smith, both of Stark county. wer
married Wednesday, Decemrer 9Th,
Rev. P Herbruck.
Mr.. franklin BOllinger and Miss Ma
linda Sell, both of Stark county, wer
married Thursday, December Oh, o.
Rev. P. HerOruck.
The Gilmore Concert Company will b.
at SGhRefers Opera House Wedn' stay
evening with one hundred voices Of su
periOr vocal talent.
Marriage licenses were Issued to day
to william W Scott md Ora Johnson
of MssslliOu; Philip Herr and Lydia A
| White, of North Lawrence.
The merchants show windows begin
to blossom out with holiday goods, and
prOmenaders, taking IN the grand dis
play, will continue to blockade the side
walks until the advent Of the New Year
Mr.. Alan Goodman, the efficient City
Hall janitOr, has been appointed an
confirmed for another year in that posi-
ion. The salary this year Is $50 pc
month, an increase OF $40 per month OVeI
last year.
The Buckeye Band has changed It,
name to the Canton One Prise LiOIhinl
CUmDany's Band, III honor OF the euter
| prising concern, which employed tn
band last summer to give concerts e8c,
Saturday night In front Of the g, D. P
U. Cos. stOi es.
MIR, Frank Meneg8y, the popular
| caterer at LakeVieW last su mer, ha
leased the nOtel and privileges of tn
LakeVieW side Of Meye . lake for mex
season and promises TO conduct thC
resort Ia excellent lyle.
! Squire Henry W. HOssIer, as admluis
! tratuT, sold the real estate of the Adsn
! KintslGT estate SATURDAY The Cherry
street property sold fo, $3 l50 and tn,
East ruscaTaWas street property fOi
$500. TIE widow, Hannah Klutyler
bought TO h yieces.
MI Guy RenneT, a young man IiViDg
at North Industry, 0rOugh5 white OW
into the store IF WiB s. Becner las
week, which measured feet inche
across the wings Mi Renner shot th,
owl by moonlight and being white Il
quite curiosity.
The talk of scOntinuing the use o
the electric light on Main street in Ali
anCa, raises a general howl. AlliHnc
citizens believe they have the lies
electric light In the world, an will no
tamely submit to the cruel city fatherl
rObblng them OF their darling.
The Young Ladies Sewing Society o.
the German Reformed Church will gtVt
"Taffy SJciable" to their friend4 a
the residence of Postmaster Archinal
on. East Tenth street, between Marke
and Walnut, Thursday evening. TD(
articles made by the ladies will be OF
exhibition and for sale. An abundance
of taffy will be pulled.
At the annual election of officers oI
Z sgie Lodge, No. Alb, +. & A. N. of this
city, Monday evening, there WAS large
attendance of members. FOllOWiI 9
officers were elected: George An, w NJ
j. B. Mehener, s. VII. G, f. Roger, j
W; G. +. Laibiin, Treasurer; Henry
Cock, Secretary; Wallace Davis, 8. D.,
Harry HUI. j. D.; s. d. Mayer, Tyler
Charles Cock, Trustee.
The County Commissioners and Pros
ecntOr Welty went to Cleveland 10 In.
Vestigate the suit for $1,000 royalty Of
Mrs. Sarah May against stark county
for using patented device for locking
the dor Of the jail, which patent Ia the
property of Mrs. May. The plaintiff has
sued a number of other counties besides
Stark. 1t Is thought that the patent is
being used In the jail here.
Mr.. Henry Elmer has received letter
from Messrs. Frank Ball and Mark Brad.
ley, recently of Canton, dated Eureka
California. They are on their way to
near YOcumsville, California, where they
will be employed at the mines owned by
Mr.. Albert Ball, formerly Of this city
Both are In excellent health and are
confident they will do we'll. They are
we'll pleased with the country.
The new high school bnildlng will be
opened about the first of February and as
the time approaches applications for the
position of janitor of the building pour
in thick and fast upon Clerk Raedel, OF
the Board Of Education. Up to the pres
ent some fifty applications have been
| filed and each day brings fresh batch.
Including those who merely apply for a
janltOrshlp, without specifying build
ing, the number is up to about one
hundred and twenty-five. II is said that
one reason that so many want the posi-
tiOn at the high school is that there will
ha M nlatA Olaaa tn nOliah