The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-03-08
MASSILLON,


From Our Regular Correspondent.
Mayor Frantz spent today in Canton.
Mr.. F. ]. Keller is in Cleveland on
business.
Z. Sargent, Jr.. of New Philadelphia,
is in the CITY.
j. W. Graybill of Bridgeport is visit
ing in Massillon.
Miss Mary Ertle has returned home
after weeks visit in Bolivar.
Mr.. Karl Hellenthral, has returned
after four months soiourn in Europe
The Stark County Horticultural
society met in Grange Hall, in this city
today.
Presbyterian social Friday night at
the residence of Mrs. E. p. Edgar, OH
East street.
Mr.. H. D. Snyder, of Akron, is in the
city to attend tie funeral of his brother
in-law, John List.
Mr.. II. r. Hart, of Toledo, has accel t.
ed position as stenographer in Rus
sell g. Cos. office.
A. NJ. Karl and Miss Rix were mar
ried last night at the residence of Mrs.
Sibila, on Wellman street.
News from Cleveland announces the
death Of John Dearwalt, formerly
well known citizen of this city.
The meat firm of Graber & McFar.
rem, on South Erie street, was dissolved
last night, Mr.. McFarren retiring.
Messrs. G. Albrecht and Z. T. Shoe.
maker have purchased the west end of
the Roger Block on West Main street.
The second concert of the season will!
be given by the Harmonic Band in the
Opera House, Thursday evening,
March %.
Ed. PETER, the proprietor of the
Valley House, paid fine and cost
amounting to $l5 yesterday for keeping
a house of ill-fame.
The advance sale tickets for "a Cold
Day" are being sold very rapidly, and
those desiring a selection of seats
should purchase Immediately.
The local assembly of Knights of La
Dor have leased the large hall in the
stone block. The hall will be remodel
ed and handsomely furnished. Posses
sion will be taken Arril first,
Mrs. A. Heitzer leaves tonight for
Tennessee, in which state Mr.. and Mrs.
HeitzeT intend to make their future
home. Mr.. Heitzer will remain here
until he dispOses of his undertaking
business.
August Dieti, of Elton, had Mrs
Shuh arrested yesterday, charging hel
with assault with intent to kill. Mrs.
Shuh hit Dieti on the head with a beer
glass. Trial set for tomorrow before
Justice Frantz.
Mrs. Eliza Simmons, an old lady who
has been ill with dropsy for several
months, died yesterday at o'clock at
her home, on corner of East and South
streets. Funeral from the house Thurs
day afternoon.
Miss Ida Runser left for Portsmouth,
o., Saturday morning, where she spent
Sunday with friends, leaving there Oh
the steamer Bonanza for Maysville,
Ky, where she will enter the Academy
of Music to take course in that branch
A progressive euchre party was given
at the residence of Mr.. Fred. Wagner
on West fremont street last evening,
About twenty young people were pres
ent, and an evening of enjoyment was
spent. An elegant supper was served
by the hostess.
While Ira W. Fisher stood upon a
ladder fixing the electric light wire
upon the second story of Russell X
Cos office, yesterday afternoon, the
ladder slipped and he was thrown to
the ground, a distance of twenty feet
iniuring his right foot and arm SO that
it will be some time before he will be
able to be about.
The Protective GrocerS Association
met last night and perfected their or
ganization. The bylaws Of the Akron
association, which were adopted as a
guide, were modified, and all offices
which were vacant were filled. The
next meeting will be held in the a. o.
! L. W. Hall, Monday evening, and all
members are requested to be present