The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-06-03
MAssILLoN MATTERS.

MAbblLLON MATThhb,
West End News Notes and Personal and
General Items Of Interest,
Traphagen & Kramer yesterday put q
new baggage wagon on the line. Jake
10 very proud OF his new V5hlcle
The little boy of Mr.. and Mrs, John
Vert died Saturday evening after q long
and severe Illness from scarlet fever.
Peter Perar, formerly of this city, who
has been In the grocery business In
Navarro for tho past three yeare, will re-
move to this city In the near future.
The rhill4 for the black pony and bug
gy formerly owned by Traphagen and
Kramer, took place a. Alright X Cos
last night. No, 2S6. held by James
Saint, OF Sharpsburg, Pa, father-in-law
OF DIR, Barn, drew the pTiz,,
A game of ball between picked nine
OF clerks and Dine from Russsll's shop
was plsysd yesterday forenoon at the
High School grounds They played Ave
innlnga, ard the reault was M follows:
Clerks 40 scores, Russelps men scoTei,
The lrstannual festival Of Mrs. Major
Mckinley Tent No. 1, s. OF v, will be
held at the residence OF Mr.. Orlando
Martin, on Duncan street, Thursday
evening, Strawberries, ice cream, cake,
etc. Will be served. Everybody Is In
vlted.
Ten Mellon was arrested by Marshal
Vending yesterday, charged by GCo:ge
MeTz with attempting to rob him on
North street Monday night about eleven
O'clock. He was req llred TO give bond
OF $500 for hls appearance before the
Mayor to-day AT 2p, m.
Mr.. Robert Bell has Inst received
notice OF his appointment az assistant
mine inspector for the unexpired term
Of Mr.. King, resigned. Mr.. Bell Ia one
Of MassillOn'g most respected citizens,
and the appointment will give uniyer
aal satisfaction Throughout this section
OF the State, Mr.. Bell will make good
inspector as he 10 a practical miner,
His friends Will be pleased 10 know that
his enemies who tried 10 byat him by
| foul means have been crushed and his
appointment made upon the recon-
mendatlon Of q number OF prominent
men throughout the State.
Memorial Day dawned bright and
clear, the rain during the night settled
the dust, and II was q fitting day to
decorate the graves Of our fallen heroes.
Business was discontinued and az 1880
o'clock the procession formed as follows:
MassillOn Wheel and Bicycle Club,
Chief Marshal,
Harmonic Band,
Knights OF ST. John,
Perry Lodge No 81, X, Of p,
Vigilant Fire Co..
Odd Fellowe,
Daughters OF Veterans,
Sons Of Veterans.
Orator, re,ident and Vlce'Presldent,
Clergy,
Mayor and City 0llclals,
Citizens In Carriages.
The procession marched 10 the Ger
man Catholic Church, where q short ad-
dress was delivered by Rev. Father
Kuhn. The procession then marched TO
the cemetery, and after decorating the
graV'a the following exercises were
held al the cemetery: Nusic by Hm.
monia Band; prayer by Rev. Dr.. Bailey;
introductory address by Prof. Jones,
President OF the Day; memorial address
by Rev, Shlnkle, Of Aabland, o.; latlon'
al hymn, and benedlctlon by Rev J, b,
Booth.
The nuptlals OF Mr.. o. o p. Sprenger
and Miss Theresa NJ. Keller were cele.
! trAted at st. Mary's Church yesterday
morning at o O'clock. The bride, who
was dressed In white, looked very lovely
and was much admired. The groom
also looked very handsome In dress
suit OF black The bride was attended
by Ms Mary 0ler, and the groom by
Mr.. Frank Sprenger. Rev. Kuhn was
the officiating clergyman. After the
wedding Ger 'm0ny he Invited guests
repaired TO the home OF the brides par
ents In the sublrys OF the city, where
they were served with bounteous 70
past, They we're alec delightfully."- On
tertained with excellent music fur.
niehed BY the Masslllon StriUg Q mr.
tette. The following Ia list OF the
presents receiy d A handsome marble
top walau b doom set from The brides
parents; q marble center table from the
| els ira Of the bride, Mrs. S0nnhalter and
MIRA. ROyCr, snd another by the sisters
| OF the groom; canel seated rocking
chair from MIR. and Mrs, Poetner; bible
stand from MIR. and Mrs, Vim. Welner;
center table from Mr., Frank Sprongeri
cane seated rocker from Mrs josephine
WeIner; rose carpet from MIS-, Sprel ger,
the grO0m's mother; eight day clock
from Mr.. Charles G bale; set OF bone
handled knives aud forks from Mr.
Cramer; handsome hanging lamp from
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred. Keller; two large oil
paintings from Nr, and Mrs. G. Mau, Vi
steel engraving from j, j Stranger, Jr,
table cloth from Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob
Heinrich; bed spread from Mrs, Anthony
Oser; bed spread from Mrs. j. Sonn
halter; table cloth from Mrs. Belchel
elk muflsr from Mr., McMillen; silver
castor from Miss Mary 0ser; silver cake
basket from Miss Kate Keller; silver
butter diah from Mr9, Lawrence Royer
ten dollar gold piece from Mr.. Peter
Sell; eet Of silver ten spoons from Mr.
Sam, Burgess; silver butter knife from
| Mr.. and Mrs Hayerstack; dozen OF en-
gravad water goblets from james "
WaIwl.k one dozen napkins from
| Mr., and Mrs, william 0Jer; bread
plate from Mrs. Fasnight. The
hap.y couple will at once take ny
their residence In their new house on
| Grant street. Mr.. SpreDgsr "prepared
the cage before he caught the Bird This
day also was the tenth wedding ami.
vereary Of q sister Of the bride, Mrs
Sonnhalter, aud she ard husband were
agreeably surprised by their many
friends, who presented them with quite
number Of articles OF tinware
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