The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-08-09

Avn NSSuEEcas A--~ .
sMTT
Miss May Curtis, of Akron, Ia EEaRz-
l & MISS LIllle BAL.
Jacob Hitz, a Perry township f2EruaEE,
mas geen granted an increase OF FRa-
sion.
w. ]. GarrettsOn, Texas agensSGES2Ec
safe works, is i'll the city TiEfAagE
f lends.
James M. Baker and Laura Zs.
Downey, of Navarro, have been graRGtEE
a marriage license.
Major Camp, the t importance Iep-
turer, and family have returned. zB
their home in this city.
MI. and Mrs. W. II. DaughenbaEg7sz
Of Allegheny, Pa, are visiting trjsUcg
1t Canton and Navarro.
II. j. Lamiel has taken a paltY2E2
with the Standard sewing maGR1aBa
company at Cleveland.
Godfrey Mausz, one of MasaE0Ias
representative business men, made E2ssS
pleasant call last evening.
Miss Eva Cummings, of Harrisburg
Pa, is visiting Miss Gertie Williams AL
No. 10 South Plum street.
Mr.. Wendell Such, a former GRn-
tonian, has been married in Los AI-
geles to Miss Gertrude Wiley
j. E. Monnot has been appointed ST.
ministrator of the estate of EdWsEA
Loichot, late of Nimishillen towshp-
Mr.. Abraham Longacre a fOrr1Gez'
resident of Canton but for the past XIX
months a resident of Akron, has IT.
moved to Canton again.
Mr. Christian Steltzer who has hFaI-,
away from Canton for some time 2S1
the benefit of his health has returIeaZ
and is very much improved.
Squire Goshorn, of Navarro, wasc1Ia
the city today. He says BethleherzA
township will give the usual Denpa-
cratic majority in November.
At the residence of the brides pa1
ents in Beach City, August l, by ReF,.
VIM A. Airhart, Alexander Campne2
and Miss Celia Pfouts were married
Married, at the residence on tEE
brides parents in Beach City Angug1
l., by Rev. William A. AirhaTtr Nix
Alexander Camp and Miss Celia PfosT&s
Miss Annie Trout has resignsr2 hNs-
position as recording clerk in 4E-
County Clerks Office. Miss Mary CEf,
voisie has been appointed by the eleEEi
to fill the vacancy.
Rev. J.. f. Meyer, pastor of TIA" 8&--
man Lutheran Church, has been giTg2Ha
a months vacation by his c~OngreSaSiEga
and left this morning for Gncinn Stti29
visit the exposition
The county commissioners weE@ MS
Bethlehem township yesterday, looEaDwI
after some roads and culvert9t. TfzGhgp
they went to the Childrens Home, &f2
Washington township,
The Reemsnyder reunion will be h8Efa
at the fair grounds, Saturday. This IL,
the second reunion, the first reunigH2.
having been held at the lake last. YEsE;
There will be a good attendance.
At the Presbyterian parsonage Me-
So West Tuscarawas street, ThNEs6Dg
Aug. 2, by Rev. d. E. Platter, @y-
Charles Knisely and Miss Jennie BrTx1l
both of Marlboro township, Stark .eoUZs-
ty, were married.
Mr.. George Piero, of New Lisbon EE
spending a few days with his fathEE-
and mother, Mr.. and Mrs. John 1. PieEn-
He is accompanied by his son aTeR
daughter, Miss Maud and, MssthZ
Robert.
The yearly meeting of the DisIpJgD
for Summit county will be he'd at
Mogadore, commencing the l7th inst
and continuing until the following
Monday. E. V. collars, president "a
Hiram College, will be the principa8
speaker.
Hon. John insolvency, the famous
Wooster attorney, is in the city today
Our reporter tackled him for an intsE+-
view, but he says he knows nothing
about politics now, except that thR.
Democratic party is all right and thaE
the red bandana is booming high
The Republican campaign lies AEB
already adoat. About as big a one Ss
we have heard was that Hon. FeEI2.
Schumacher, of Akron, the great 8AT2-
hibitionist, has declared that the ML4E7
bill would ruin his barley business, ana
that he would support Harrison Ma&
Morton. But just such a lie has bssG2
circulating on the streets of Canton gt
must be a forlorn cause that will eiryTs>
Tate such reports about a man of the
high character of Mr.. Schumacher