The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-07-19
VERY BRIEF.
Interesting News Events For the
Hurried Reader.
Detailing in Condensed Form the Small
but Important Happenings Of the
City and N~eighborhood in
Day,

incl operations III II Guy.
Foot ball is played by a great many
boys and young men in the city.
The First Evangelical Church will
picnic at Cottage Grove on the LIST.
G. w. Brown, steward at the Hur-
for |, is visiting in New Carlisle, Pa.
District State Mine Inspector Morris,
of Coshocton was in the city Tuesday.
Lew Shauf, one of Massillon's sure
shots, made our office a pleasant CAL
today.
Misses Jessie Horn and Clara Halter
are making arrangements for a trip to
Kent.
The dance of the Y. NJ. d, c. at Lake
view on the Goth, promises to be a nice
affair.
Misses Amanda Finch and Minnie
Ritterspaugh are visiting friends in
Middlebranch.
A marriage license was granted to
Charles E. Stein and Jennie Knepper,
of Bethlehem township.
Jacob Rineouhl has been appointed
administrator of Catherine Higert, of
Tuscarawas township,
Mr.. A. Kit, the merchant tailor, is
visiting his mother at Millersport. He
will visit the Marietta centennial.
Calvin Baum and Gilbert Baker were
appointed administrators of William
Baum, deceased, of Sandy township,
Wesley T, Holcomb, Of Mogadore,
visited over Sunday with his daughter,
Mrs. Gilchrist, of West Eighth street,
Mrs. E. HerDruck and children, of
Dayton, are visiting at the residence OF
Rev. P. Herbruck, on East Tuscarawas
street.
Auditor Luther Barrick, of Carroll
county arrived in the city this morning
and left this afternoon for a trip to
Logan.
The wills of John p. Miller, of Beth
lehem township, and Rachel Smith, Of
Lexington township, have been filed
for probate.
Miss Mary Grosswiller, of MassillOn,
after spending several days with Mr..
and Mrs. BOerner, left for her home
last evening.
Mr.. Mike Bast went to Malvern to-
day, where his daughter, Stella, is visit
ing her uncle, John Henry. She will
return with him.
All the Us and their friends are re-
quested to be in attennance at the meet.
ing this evening at 7;45. An attractive
program is promised,
Marriage licenses were issued today
to John Moss and Alkaline Muse, of
Massillon, and Solomon Shoemaker and
Clara A. Ebir, of Cairo.
Daniel Dewalt is SO years old today.
He is the oldest resident in Stark
county, having been here longer than
any other person living.
Mr.. Mark Weiner and wife, of Pitts
burg, are visiting friends in the city.
Mr.. Weiner is an old Canton boy, and
was formerly with Lowenstein Bros.
Henry Welsh was brought before
the Mayor, charged with disturbing the
peace, and fined SO and costs. John
Lautzenburger, same charge, 81 and
costs.
We regret to learn that County Audi
tor, P. L. Manley, has lost a very fine
'colt by Prophet Willes, out of his fast
road mare, with a record of 2:32. This
is a severe loss.
Married, by the Rev. j. S. Smith, Phi,
D., at the parsonage, 118 South Market
street, this forenoon, Richard H. Ford
and Miss Margaret Kelley, both of Sa'
lem, COlumbiana county.
The estimable wife of Congressman
Mckinley is much improved from her
recent serious indisposition, and the
Major expects to return to his Con-
gressional duties in a few days.
A n~ine-year.o old son of Mr.. Joseph
Mayer, of North Walnut street, became
| engaged in a scufle with some neigh
boring boys and was thrown to the
ground. His arm vas broken by the
fall.
Mr.. VIM. L. Bender, Of Bolivar, and
Miss Flora B. Cochenhour, of the same
place, were married on Thursday, July
18th, at the residence of the officiating
minister, VIM. Williamson, in South
Poplar street.
The ladies of the Christian Church
will give a social supper, Ice cream and
berries, Friday and Saturday evenings
the goth and 21st in the Sunday school
room of the church. An excellent bill
of fare is provided. All are invited.
One year ago Joseph Weaver was
appointed administration of Jacob
Blocksom's estate, ana civil action has
now been taken by Mrs. Blocksom.
widow of the deceased, for $5o3.3l,
which she alleges is due her from the
sale of the estate.