The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-07-29
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What Democrat Reporters See and Hear
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Farewell celebration at "Fritz"
Isler's Friday night.
Go to Congress Lake tonight. Fare,
dance and all, only % cents.
The Evangelical Church picnic at
Congress Lake to day was we'll attended.
Miss Lizzie BOerner has returned
home after months visit to Minerva
The dance given by the Four Leafed
Glover Club In Leonardo Hall last night
was we'll patrOnized.
Alvin Fl. Douds, of Durbin, Wright 6
Co., Is lying Ill at the residence Of Miss
Hannah Wright, on West Eighth street.
Mr.. Anthony Kell has been awarded
the contract for the building of the
stone tower on the Presbyterian Church
Misses Olivia and Clara Halter, of No.
70 North Market street, are rusticating
among the hills In and around Maple
ton.
Charley Prince Is again to be seen at
the Empire restaurant-his old position
where he is as courteous and attentive
as ever.
Mr. Joseph Kilt, of Fort Worth, Texas,
q brother Of Mr.. A. Kilt, is visiting the
latter. He has been absent from Can
ton since 1857.
Mr.. Tom. Mcdonald, an emplOye at
the Steel works, had two fingers on his
right hand badly mashed yesterday
while working the crane.
Mrs. W. L. Caldwell, formerly Millie
Manly, daughter of Auditor Manly, is
visiting at her former home In this city,
No. 1872 West Fourth street.
Evidence will be taken before com
missioner in Boston, probably in
August, in the suit of the COrbin direc-
tors of the Cleveland & Canton railroad
to remove the Blood party.
A party of friends surprised Miss Ida
Krebs ct her residence, 81 West Fourth
street last evening, 1t being the young
lady's 18th birthday, and general good
time was had until midnight.
RI Kinsman, late of the Battalion
Band, is over from Youngstown, where
he is now located. Mr.. Kinsmsn will
accompany the Battalion Band to the
Mt. Union College Con mencement. The
Band leaves this afternoon.
Mrs. Conkle, the wife of the Rev. J.
Il. COLkle, pastor of the N. E, Church al
New Lisbon, died at her h0me there
Monday. She was an estimable lady
and her early demise will be sincerely
regretted by those who knew her.
Mr.. Frank B. Gessner, manager of O
news bureau at Columbus, Ohio, which
furnishes the occurrences at the capital
to q number of metropolitan journals
Is here after ding the State Prohibition
Convention In professional capacity
E.P. Reynolds challenges any one to
debate with him the following propo
sition at the Opera House OF come other
place: Resolved, Tbpt the.capitalist q
this government and the world at large
is more detrimental than the into xiCat
Ing cup"
Monday afternoon "Yoney" HoesIer
an old and we'll known resident of East
Third street, while walking along the
Ft. Wayne track, at Third street, was
struck by he pilot Of the engine and
thrown from the track, without receiv
ing any serious injury.
Mr.. G. W. Richards, proprietor Of thC
Ten Cent Circus, now exhibiting here
has not been arrested for failure TO Iay
county license. He has paid the city
license and claims that under the State
statutes he Is exempt from county II
cense. The case Is teiDg investigated
by the authorities.
OF the 214 saloon men In Akron liz
have paid the Dow law tax amour ting
$1,000 The remaining ninety-eix have
eDjoined the county treasurer from col
lectirg the tax pending the decision by
the Supreme Court. The tempeTlI CT
people vill petition the COuI ell TO order
Q local option vote under the Dow law
The con miesioners appointed BY Gov
Foraker TO select g site for al Ohio Sol
diers' and Sailors HCne have been Wis
itiDg a number of places. Thty will
bring their trip to close at Dayton
Friday, when they will, after careful.
consideration of all the propositions
made, decide upon the location Of tht
Home.
Robert, the four year-Old son Of Mrs
H. A. Weaver, died at the family resi-
dence, 100 South Market street, at siz
O'Clock this morning of memtTanOuE
Group. The funeral will take place
frCm the residence at p N. Thursday
Rev. C. V. Wilson officiating. The re
mains will be inferred in West Lawn
Cemetery.
A beautiful one sheet, colored litho
graph of Delhauer & GeyeI, "ThC
Human Frog and Silent ClOwn," now
with Thatcher, Primrose & Vests Con
solidattd MinstTels, ornaments wall Of
the DEMOCRAT. 1t is an artistic piece
of work, designed by Ogden, the define
atOr, and executed by the StTObridgt
ComI6Iy.
The Mayer Saturday received tele'
gram from the Chief Of Police Of OIL
City, Pa, notifying him that msI
named Adam StCcker, belonging to Can
ton, was found dead, and requesting
that the mans friends be notified Of The
fact. Diligent inquiry by the police has
failed TO locate any such man as being
from Canton.
Mr.. Will Caldwell and Miss Ola K
Ellison, of this city, were married al
noon Tuesday by Rev. Father Thorpe, In
the Cathedral Parish, at Bishop GIL
mort's residence, In Cleveland. After Q
tour OF the lakes they will return and
make their home here. The happy
couple have the hearty congratulations
Of their friends, including the DEMO
Graf.
Prof. B. F. Holl, VI ho has charge Of the
art department at the Ada, Ohio, Nor
NAL School, and who Is brother Of City
Civil EG giDeer John Il. Holl, of Canton
will spend his vacation with friends In
this city and vicinity Prof Holl has
done sCme good work here. having al
present 0 picture OF Rev. Father Ar
mould on exhibition at John Il. Werner'E
store.
Mr.. Harvey sbirk, boot and shoe
merchant Of Louisville, was In the city
recently for the purpose of securing
copy of the constitution and bylaws Of
the Canton Board of Trade, with view