The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-06-07
TERSE TOWN TOPICS.
Cream of Current Chat Corralled
in Canton.
All Sorts of Local News Arranged 70 the
Reader With Limited Time--scraps
From the Reporters Note
Book-Personal Points.

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Mr.. Edwin Probert, of Salem, is in
the city today on. business.
William Lehnis will return from his
European trip this evening.
Miss Laura Pearce, of Carrollton, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Ray j. Bour.
Charles NJ. Stamm, Of Cleveland is
visiting his parents in Plain township,
Elmer s Ball, the tailor, feels elated
over the arrival at his house of a boy
A marriage license was issued t.
John A. Schroeder and Emma Hug, OF
Navarro,
Mcclellan Sparks, of No. Asa South
Market street, died at noon today of
blood poisoning.
Miss Name Pearce, of Carrollton, o.,
and Mrs. Will Lowe, Of Steubenville,
o., were in the city today.
The water at Meyers Lake is literally
covered with a new species of insect,
much resembling a miller.
Mrs. Mary Thompson, of No. 149
West Fifth street, has removed to Phil
adelphia with her daughter.
The members of the Turn Verein
are arranging for a picnic next Satur-
day, to be held south Of the city.
The Canton Cutlery Co. will shut
down Saturday on account of the
dedication of the l. o. D. F. Hall.
Harry Boughton, of Youngstown,
has taken a position as cook at the
Andrews restaurant, Crowl Block.
A report came to the city Tuesday
evening that the Barber circus had
stranded. Nothing definite could be
learned.
A few cars and a stopping block on
the freight ware house track at the FIT.
Wayne, were slightly damaged this
morning by a train.
Wendell Wackerly and John Schiets
of Berlin, and Joseph Schrader, OF
Jackson, and ladies, are visiting Charles
Wernet, the old reliable.
Married, by the Rev. j. B. Rust, at
his rooms, on Sunday morning, June 3,
Mr.. Gustave Ehmann and Miss Alice
L. Trissal; both of this city.
A. K~atzenberg, of Canton, has been
appointed agent for Armour's Chicago
meat. Armour is going to erect a large
building for the purpose in the city.
Benz. Smith, of Pigeon Run, an old
subscriber and staunch Democrat, has
made improvements, painted his house
and beautlied his premises generally,
DR.. E. Henninges, of Cleveland, is in
the city attending his sister, Miss Con
stance Henninges, who is lying quite
sick at her home on East Tuscarawai
street.
A. b. Cox who left the city SOM
months since to make Findlay hi
home, has again taken up his residence
here, and says Canton beats Findlay al
to smash.
A. Pause, of Hartville, a subscriber
to the DEMOCRAT since 1888, gave thus
office a call last Saturday. His sor
Franklin will now receive a DEMOCRAT
at Sabetha, Kansas.
Mr.. Samuel Unkerfer, of Homework
Columbiana county, moved his famil!
to Canton today. Mr.. Unkerfer hal
taken possession of a grocery store a
258 East Tuscarawas street.
Patrick Stanton has been given tn,
contract for crawling Cleveland ave
nue. from the corporation line to tn
Catholic cemeteries. This roadway ha
been in very bad condition.
The Wrought Iron Bridge Compan!
has commenced to ship that $4,000
bridge to Minneapolis. The bridge j
to span the Mississippi river at tina
place and is a fine piece Of architecture
Henry Schaufele, member of Hos
Co. No. 8, has been appointed by Fir
Chief Ohliger to temporarily fill the va
cancy caused by the dismissal of Henri.
human, as driver Of the engine at tn
central engine house.
R. W. McClaughry, Warden Of tn
Joliet, ILL.,, prison, has sent a circular t
the Canton police to look out for VIII
liam Heller, escaped convict. He is
German by birth. Heller is a room
walker, second story climber and sneal
thief. we
Mr.. Gustavus Graf, fireman on tn
Fl. Wayne, and Miss Mary A. Flynn
will be united in marriage at the 81
Joseph's Catholic church in Allianc
July 26. A grand reception will b
held later in the day at the residence o
MI. Crafts parents in Loudonville late
in the day.
LAKE PARK