The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-05-03
CURRENT CANTON CHAT
Gathered Here and There BY En-
ergetic Reporters.
A Brief Synopsis of the Local News Of
the Day Compiled to Suit Both
Young and Old-News in
Nutshell.

Martin Bourke, of Youngstown, is in
the city.
Street ears are running to Meyers
Lake daily.
The lutirmary Directors met today
at the lnfrmary.
J. p. Olympus, of Cleveland, was IN
the city last night.
one vagrant was given lodging at the
city prison lastnight.
The County Commissioners went to
The Childrens' Home today.
The forgotten strike at Elbel & Cos |
Malleable Iron Works still continues.
joel G. Miner, prominent citizen OF
Ann ArOor, Mich, is registered at the
giurford.
Cooperative sewing circles are being
organized in this city with great sue
cess and benefit to the members.
The warm weather of last week
started many of the fruit trees in this
vicinity to budding and some to bloom
ing.
The new front in Bockius' shoe store
on South Market street has been com
pleted and presents ahandsome appear
ance.
David HemperIy, of Massillon; WA.
Bell, of Gallon; and t. 9. Putnam, OF
Beach City, are registered at the Far
mers.
Marriage licenses were issued to Laird
Wolf and Jennie Devaux, of Roberts
vile; Michael Lorson and Refiina La
pies, of MassillOn. H
Alexander Reifsnyder was arrested
for assault and battery and fined ~
and costs, and not for drunk and dis
orderly, as stated in last nights DEMO
Graf. "3 .''.
The Stark county Horticultural So
ciety meets in Beach City today. "A
number of the members of the Society
in this city left this morning to be IL
attendance.
A severe windstorm swept over Lake
township yesterday afternoon. Franz
Sheetz had his barn unroofed and
plank walk from the house to the
spring house, was torn up. ..
The new safety deposit vault being
built for the City National Bank Il
nearing completion. 1t will be
model vault, and one of the finest il
this section of the State. a" ..
Free lecture the day after tomorrow
friday at p. m. IN the EplscopS
Church, by the Rector, on "The Nature
Scope and Truth of Evolution, or Wer
Our Ancestors Monkeys?" to which a
are cordially invited.
Died in Louisville on the Goth uit
n John Kuehel, aged 81 years and tw
! months. He leaves his wife and thrt
!. children to mourn his death. M
Kuebel was a worthy and industrior
Il man, and was well respected.
Canton will have two convention
S this summer-the Northern OH
/. Teachers Association and the Nations
It Convention of American Flint Gla'
Workers, the one to occur the latt'
d part of May, and the other in July,
e FritzSpanagle was arrested forthro7
s ing stones.-The police are determine
to break up this careless habit. Befo
E. Mayor Blake last evening, Fritz WI
q, fined one dollar and costs, and warnt
N not to be guilty of stone throwing
the future.
! The child of William Fowler, wi
.. was SO badly bitten by vicious dc
~ - was reported this morning to be gettil
,o' Is along finely. The wounds were hero
y ally treated, and it is not thought Al
- thing of a serious nature will cor
~ from the injuries.
The Prohibition Club request us
ay say that they hold weekly meetings
he Temperance Hall, at which time tn
invite their friends who differ frc
them to meet there and fairly disct
the great question for which tn
contend. These meetings are held
Monday evenings.
of Levi Better was arrested last mig
ay upon complaint of his wife, CatheriI
n who swore out warrant before May
On Blake, charging her husband W.
as threatening personal violence to
rs, and acting in a menacing mann
n, Better was up before the Mayor t
of morning, and pleaded not guilty
en- furnished bond in the sum of 500
10 his appearance at trial tomorrow ev'
Il, ing, May Bird, at o'clock.