The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-11-18
MAssILLON MATTERS.
West End NswS Notes and Personal
General Items OF InLsrsat.

"SsI And ASWs Notes and PersonAl and
General Items OF interest
Nine. RiVe-King. the great pianist, at
6ucner's Opera House tonight.
Smoke &c. and H." tho new brand Of
cigars sold at Hotel Conrad cigar stOre.-
The Q. G. D. Club met at the residence
OF Mr.. James Dunn, on Oak atrast Tnas-
day evening.
MI. John TrsgesseF and Miss Carrie
Jser were married to-day at 8 q. N, A
st. Aary's Catholic church.
MGR Huwiok, OF West BrookfiaId. was
oarore Mayor FTHntz 9atuT dsy charged
with dIunksnDess; he plead guilty and
was ordered to pay the costs.
A little racket was had by one Of the
Salvation boys and one of the visitors
SUI day at the Barracks, which TeanIted
IN blows, the Salvationist coming ont,
victorious.
Mrs Thomas ShOrb and daughter. Miss
Laura Barlet, and Miss Nettie Streb, OF
canton, spent Saturday and Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Royer, on South
Mill street.
The MassillOn Water Works Company
paid their men Tuesday evening and
Mill street from the corner of the Hotel
conrad TO the Office was packed with
men for some time waiting for the office
Lapolt KrOcker came before the Msyor
Tuesday morning and withdrew The
charge OF carrying concealed weapons.
which he had preferred against George
MeIz and paid the cost of ali three
Charges which amounted to $500.
AL. Sleighbaugh, young man living
on the West BrOOkfeld road, while care
ipssly handling revolver Saturday
forenoon, was shot through the palm Of
Tue hand oy the accidental discharge Of
tne weapon. DR.. Barnes dressed the
wound.
Mr.. Ben Doll and son Melville leave
wednesday for California to visit
iriends' Mr. Doll expects to be gone
Tor SIX months and will visit different
parts OF the west before he returns
while his son will locate there and
expects to make that State his future
home.
Leopold Krocker, living on West Main
S.Eeer, had his wife arrested Saturday,
charging her with cOhabiting in state
of forDiCatlOn with one George MuTz, a
slDge mar. She was brought before
the Mayor In the evening and pleaded
not guilty and gave bond of 800 for
her appearance. There Ia a warrant out
Tor The arrest of MuIZ, but he has not
oeen found as yet.
Remember that "True Blue or Brother
Against Brother" which will be pro-
duced at Bncher's Opera House Thurs-
day, Friday AMI Saturday eVenip gs Of
this week, Is under the management Of
the Sons and Daughters of Veterans, and
expressly for the benefit of their organ
lzatlon. Admission %, 50 and so cents;
chlldTen first evening 10 cents.
Larry O'TooIe, section boss on the
Massillon & Cleveland Railroad, q
branch Of the Ft. Wayne Railroad, was
Instantly killed by the 2 O'clock even.
Ing passenger train from the north on
the I. V. Railroad Tuesday night. Mr..
O'Toole lived one mile north of the city,
and was on his way home when the
train struck and ran over him near the
coal chutes. His head and legs wero,
severed from the body. he was man Of
about fifty years, and had been In,
the employ Of the Ft. Wayne Railroad
company for a number Of years. He
was we'll known in MassillOn. Mr..
OIoole leaves wife and three small
children.