The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-11-29
MAssiI.LoR H,aws.
How We win Worship THANKSGIVING
The PriHea AZ tho Fair-~LooAl, Social
aud Personal News Notes,

NNk q hfNkN w ~ AANN" AfNNNNfN NHNNNhf
aud Personal New Notes,
ispe'ial oauapuadpneel
MAstILL0M o, Nov, 20,
The following is q list Of tho contests
and tho apiounta raised NJ the English
Catholic fair Gold watch robert
poay, gel7I On, Couch, ela7, 20, Lady'a
gold witch alla Ilumberget ega09i
Flora sibila, sg5, Gold headed eme-
m Luckner 6b7i All, Panyard, 6ls6l,
silver ten set-Aliee BoerneE sl0i60
Flora PultmoE el52, Per6lan shawl
Mary Goeghan, 6Jai Annie Flynn,
silk dress lille Medreal, a7ib0l An
uie Orone, $500 bracelets Clara
Snyder $685. Ida Nolan, 9l2lsl, He'd
spread and pillow ahama- Kate Mauger,
6a0a0i Mary Morrison, ll0L Pair OF
Shoes Ellen Clark, si0i Yeroniean llu'
aer gll,60, Doll salome Roger slIa1i
Lulu Rebstook, sl074, Doll Mary
Nnnegan, a3i Mary Powers, ei07b,
Doll Maggie Poibera, $780, flzlle
Nnton, 81, Suit of clothes Lawrence
O'r0ole, $1,000 Frank GrOlean, eisO,
Dook-lda Mcbride, sl0lOi Miss RIOS.
enburner, s505I Violin George ~
Rhine, %, Jacob Paul, co. The totaI
from Thesis sources WIS VI ,66lAl
Most of the churches will hold NJ
Thanksgiving services tomorrow Al
the NJ, H. church there viii BIO none, ~
the now organ 10 being placed. There
viii be none nj the Presbyterian and
Christian churches, Services will b.
held VI tho Episcopal church NJ 1880 q
m, At ~, Mary'a, there viii BIO hlgl
mass nc q o'clock In the morning,
The following officers Of The l. o, o
Il, have been olfptpd. Representative
w Grand Lodge, III, q, BloWni NOblt
Grand, Dr. J w, uiaeyi Vice Grand, d
II, Flaheri Permanent Secretary
Charles lllgglubOthami Recording SOC
rotary, Chtllui q. Kings Treasurer, II
u, Oehleri Trustees, III, Huber Georg,
Young, III, q, Brown; Properly Trustee
GEORGE iouugi Relief Committee, w
J., WiBeman,
An audience that completely lllet
tho opera house saw postage stamp
the funniest kind Of q funny GXtrtYjl
ganZL last night aud was kept IN u con
tlnual roar OF laughter, The baud I'm
der tho direction Of Nickeraon, thI
G0rnetiat, 10 u llue one, 40 Is also th(
orchestra, The company 10 deserving
OF all the patronage they get.
Commissioners Laiblin and Wearst
Ter were In the city yesterday, They
were IN puBcarawas township, viewing
the ground In consequence Of an appll
cation for permission 10 cross q r0aC
with u switch 10 the coal bank on thC
Miller place.
Married, on November Goth, 1883, N
the residence of William Sayers, by
Samuel Krider, Esq, Mr.. Samuel Say.
era and Mrs. Ann Foster, both OF Cam
Crock, near Pigeon Run +, o. STARK
county, Ohio.
The Y. w, q. r. u. met the othel
evening and appointed commit
tees 10 thoroughly canvass the
city for subscribers 10 the lecture
course.
NJ A. Sommem, A.. II. Thorpe and y
AoEntaifer, officials Of the W. n l., Il
railroad, came down the road yesterday
and remained over night.
A half dozen members OF the llu.
name society met IN the Hotel Conrd
last light, butdid not transact any bus.
mess OF importance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phillips are visiting
Mrs, Phillips parents, Mr.. and Mrs, q
E. Tinker, In this city,
The postollce will DO open tomorrow
from ~ 10 IL u, No. and 4 10 3 y. IL.
Mr.. and Mrs, Il. l.. Arnold have re.
turned from Lexington, Ky.
Karl Miller Is at home over Thanks
giving.
John Paul, OF DoyleStown, was in the
city yesterday,