The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-06-21

Representative Wilhelm is in the
city.
Mr.. Daniel Hoffman, of Justus IS il.
town on business.
Mr.. Arnold Businger will spend the.
week at Wooster.
A. Struhldreher, of Crystal Spring,
was in the city Thursday.
H. E. Cowles, leading piano man Of
Alliance, was in the city today
Pauline Vogelgesang is visiting
friends on Mill street in Massillon.
The county commissioners visited
Louisville today OF equalization mat-
tiers.
VIM. Rigler, at Lake View, this
morning, caught a lack bass weighing,
80 pounds.
Miss Minnie Howenstine has again.
accepted a position in Volkmann's
cigar factory,
Mrs. Mary Woolf left today for Abb
lene, Kansas, on a visit to her daughter.
Mrs, Herman Myers.
Squire Fulmer left this morning o
Goshen, Ind, to look after his land pos
sessions in that region.
Ed. S. Raft was appointed admins
traitor, with the will annexed, of the
estate of George w. Raft.
Mr.. Abe Longacre, formerly of Can
ton but now of Akron, is visiting,
friends on East Eighth street.
The Bartol house-of-i i'll fame case is
on trial before Mayor Blake this after
noon to a crowded court room.
Mr.. Aaron H. Snyder, formerly Of
Canton, but now of Chicago, is back.
visiting some old friends in the city.
Ex-Intirmary Director Putnam, of
Beach City, came to town this morning
to attend the Horticultural meeting
Mrs. Albert Ball, who went to Cali
fornla several months ago to recupeT-
ate, has returned very much improved
in health.
A friend in our Office today, remarked
that tomorrow would be the longest
day in the remaining life of the Repuh-
lican party.
Miss HELEN Murray has gone to-
Iowa to visit her uncle, expecting to
be gone some time. She will stop of
at Chicago,
The Fifth Judicial Circuit Court
Convention will be held at Newark, o..
July 18th, 1883 to nominate a %successOr.
to Judge Follett.
John Calvin Dickerson and Ida Fries
of Alliance, and o. r. Barton ana
Sarah E. Kaufman, of Canton, have
been licensed to marry,
Mr.. Milton Harding, who works in
the blacksmith shop at the Safe Works,
had one of his fingers cut off by some
machinery on Saturday last.
Esquire VIM. E. Oberlin Of Tus-
caravans Township, a thirty-seven year
subscriber to the Weekly DEMOCRAT,
made us a pleasant call today.
See notice in this issue Of stolen
horses found. The party who lost
these horses can get a very valuable
clue by calling at the DEMOCRAT office,
The DEMOCRAT acknowledges with
our appreciation the following; At
home, Thursday evening, June q, from
s to 8. Hotel Melbourne Cafe. Chas.
W. Lane, Proprietor.
, John NJ. Danner, of the DanneT
Manufacturing Company, is spending
! this week in Granville, Ohio, attending
; the commencement exercises of the
? College there, the place where he once
attended himself as a student.
Alexander Atwell, living at the cor
ner of Eighth and Rex streets, left on
/ Saturday evening on a Fl. Wayne train
. for Omaha, Neb., to engage in railroad
: ing. Mrs. Atwell will follow him in
Y about two weeks, and they will make
Nebraska their future home.
Constable Weber went to MasSiILoIl
/ today to arrest Fred. Bell, charged with
jumping an unpaid board bill of 1926
: : at Fritz's boarding house on East Tus
caravans street, and Dan. Fiddler charg.
ed with selling mortgaged property be
longing to the Colby Wringer Co.