The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-12-09
NUBs OF NEWS.
Budget of Interesting Itoms From Our
MassIllOn Correspondent.

Budget Of Interesting Items From Our
MassillOn Correspondent.
The Disciple congregation is preparing
for bazaar to be held "Wednesday and
Thursday, December 22d and 23d, at
their church.
Mr.. George Atwater and Bert, Cole
man made the trip to Millp0rt and back
on their tricycle. in little less than
twenty minutes.
Posters are out announcing festival
and dance to be given by the COlOred
Union Civil Rights League at Peoples
Hall December 18th.
John W. Dewitt was before Mayor
Frantz Monday charged with drunken
ness. He was ordered to pay the costs,
In default Of which he was sent back to
the cooler.
Mr.. Noah Madison, aged eighty, six
years, much respected and wealthy
citizen, died at his home on West Main
street. Monday morning from cancer on
the neck. F"neral "Wednesday afternoon
at 2 o'clock.
The case of Carries Marge'son charged
BY Belle Hendry with being the father
of her child was settled Monday by Mar
getsOn paying the costs and returning
$50 of the girls money which he was
taking care Of. MaTgets0n Ia an Eng
lishman, married, and is now trying to
secure divorce from his wife. who is
pastry cook at the Tod House, YOungs
| town.
Thomas Ward was arrested Sa tUrday
for taking sack of corn meal from q
man living at Genoa, carrying 1t to the
center of Mill street, near the park, and
then cutting the sack open, allowing
the meal 10 run out on the ground.
Ward paid the amount OF costs aud
damages to the Mayor and was allowed
to depart.
A daring robbery was committed Sat.
urday mOt ming about 4:30 o'clock at the
First ward engine house. M. Richard.
son and G. Baatz, are the employees
of the fire department, room in the
second story Of the engine building
Saturday morning some unknown per
son sntered by unlatching the stable
door, which can be done with stick or
knife blade, and throu gh the stable the
theft entered the engine room and
reached the second story, where he went
through NJ. Richardson's clothes which
we're near the bed, taking gold watch
and chain valued at $50, a pocket knife
and $1.75 In money. The thief was
heard descending the steps but as he
could not be followed In the dark he
succeeded In escaping. No clue.
Branch No. 4 Of the @. n. B. A. held Its
annual election at the Hall Friday even
Ing. Following are the cfficers elected:
Spiritual Advisor-Rev, g. A. Verlet.
President-O. NJ. Whitman.
First Vice President-J0hn Msrgo.
Second Vice President-William
Clementz.
Recording 'cretsry-Henry Leshy.
Assistant Recording Secretary
George SchPer.
Financial secretsry-Jscob Schmad-
der.
TreasuTer-A. Bnerner.
Marshal-Peter Wilhelm.
Guard--J P. Paul.
Trustees-F, R, Foster, Peter Lsngs
and Frank VOgt.
Robert Downing Saturday evening,
December 11th. Admission 30, so, %
and 800. "The Gladiator" will, II we
may judge from the remarks Of the New
York press, have a perfect representa-
tiOn, and one which has never been
eQusled In this country. The spectaC-
ulBr effects will be very imposing, and
the company ls an excellent one.
Lucy Berry swore out warrant for
the arrest OF Jacob Wolford and Mrs.
Mary Brown, charging them with keep
| ing house Of ill-fame. The woman,
Mary Brown, was arrested last night
and gave bond for her appearances
Thursday at 8 o'clock a. M, when the
case will be heard. The house Of which
Wolford is proprietor Ia known ss the
Red Font" The girl who had the
warrant issued was st one time an in
mate cf the house. Wolford was arrest.