The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-02-25
MAssILLON MATTERS.
West End News Notes aud Personal and
General Items VI Intereat,

General Items NJ Interest,
Mr., aud Mira, q, l., Magee, OF Plttsburg
are Visitlng NJ thi residence OF W. X
l. Warwiik, on Eas Main street.
Mr.. O, A, Kelley, OF Brooklyn, N, Y, In
Visiting NJ The residence OF Mrs. Ever
hart, about two mi les eOuth OF tho city.
Russell q Co, received a patent last
week for n new grain drill, and August
John, Of West BrOokaeld, a patent for a
new coal drill.
Mr., James Il Dunn Ia now In Wash.
lngt0n, In the interest OF the citizans on
Erie street, who desire the p0stCiilc0 10
remain In its present location.
The firm OF Hsmperly h Jacobs have
contracted 10 furnish, for $500. French
plate glass for the windLws IN Mr.. Chas.
sIeese's new house on Prospect street.
The hardware store OF Yost Bros.,
which was closed some time ago, was
sold Saturday by Deputy Sheriff McKin.
ney for vi ,425 TO Humberger, sebolt and
CrOne.
o., Sailer, who has been employed In
Heckart8 pool room for the paat three
years, IL going 10 Canton 10 occupy
like position In the HnrfOTd House pool
room, while his place here will be- filled
by Lewis Roger,
Gleilzman, the pop man, received bot
ties from foreign country some time
ago. He was waited on by q committee
OF the labor organizations here, who
notified him that II no order any more
bottles OF foreign make he would be
boycOtted by them.
The Cross Cut Polo Team, of Durham,
N. u, closed q series Of datea In Ohio at
Walhondlng Rink, Saturday night, by q
defeat OF one goal by the Massillon Club.
The team left this morning for Clncin.
natl 10 arrange aeries OF dates through.
out Indiana and Kentucky. Weheardi II
whispered that MIR. Small was negotlat.
Ing with Mr,Elsie Grapevine OF this city,
TO accompany him 10 assist In the team
and also TO give exhibitions OF hls rare
skill on skates.
MAssILLoN, February 22.
Mr.. Charles Morgetson has accepted
the situation Of steward at the Hotel
Conrad.
Geo. Haden, an attorney OF Medina,
who practiced law In Massillon some
two or three years ago, paid the city q
visit yesterday.
The cass OF Greg. Davis, charged with
drunkenness, was before the Mayor yes
terday. He plead guilty and was fined
Sb and costs; the lne was afterward re-
mitted.
Vim. StOddart and j. Bechel, of Can.
to1; ID, A. Pritchard, OF New Lisbon; II.
h. Coe, OF Cleveland, and Jas. Mcdonald,
OF Toledo, were registered nj the Hotel
Conrad yesterday.
Two boys named Allen and Larken,
about four or llye years OF age, fell into
the canal near the Main street bridge
yesterday, and were rescued by boy
by the name OF james, One OF the boys
got under tho Ice and came very near
drowning before he could be taken out
Polo seems TO have struck this city
with redOubled force, Our crack team
have reorganlzed under the name OF the
"New Massill0n Polo Club" yesterday,
z. q. Stout, business manager OF the
Chicago Polo Team OF the Casino Rink
In that city, was negotiating with Mr..
II Lot fllsr, 10 play the New Massillon's"
Ut the Walhondlng Rink Saturday night,
Feb. 27th. The Chicago team claim 10
be the champions OF the Western League,
and the game promises 10 be q very on.
citing one.
At q regular meeting Of the Amalga.
mated Association OF Iron and Steel
Workers, Stark Lodge, No TO- held Feb.
ruavy Goth, 1886, the following resolu.
tions were adopted.
RESOLVED, That we heartily endorse
the action OF Hon. John Mcbride In In
Producing resolutions In the Ohio Lsgls-
lature requesting that law DO enacted
TO compel owners aud operators or coal
mines TO have all coal weighed before
screened,
RESOLVED, That we request Senator
Conrad and Representative Cole, Of Stark
county, TO cooperate with Nr. Mcbride
and use all means Ia their power 10 have
this bill become a law.
RESOLVED, That copies Of these reeolu.
tlons be sent TO Governor Foraker, Lieu
tenant Governor Kennedy, Senator Con-
rad and Representative l., Q. Cole,
RESOLVED, rhnt copies he sent for
publication 10 the following newspapers.
Masalllon American, Maa'lllou lnde.
pendent, Canton DAILY DEMOCRAT, Can.
ton Daily Repository, Ohio state Jour.
nal and National Labor Tribune.
SAMUEL SIMPSON President.
RICHARD BULLOCK, Secretary,