The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-09-13
MAssILLON NEWS,
Y. NJ. D, q. Alert and They VIII Have
"a Reading Room-New Organ
! Eifemens' Tournament Other
Matters. 20

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MAssILLoN, Sept IL,
The Y. M. ID. o, met last night, On
account of the absence OF President
Howella, Vice President McQu.llen
filled the chair, Two new members
were elected lnitiatory steps were
taken 10 conduct reading room, 10 b.
open every evening, and TO keep good
Democratic llteraturei also 10 hold an
open public meeting, 10 be addressed
by local speakers A special meeting
10 perfect arrangements for these ma,
tors will be held next Tuesday evening,
The NJ. Il, Church has closed a con.
tract with Johnson, q Westlield, Mass,
organ builder, for u s8,SOO organ, II
will have 2e atopA, two manuals, two
Oetayea OF pedal and ls expected 10 bt
ready for use by next January,
Tie entries for the band tournament
aro coming In IN u very satisfactory
manner aud the committee feel enC0uf-
aged In every way with the prospects
The entries close next Tuesday ana tht
programmes will then be published
ExcuralOn rates have been securtd on
Rll the railroads but the 1T. Wayne.
The central traffic reduction arrange
ment Ia the best that could DO obtained
from this company,
A practice shoot was held on the gun
club grounds yesterday afternoon ana
the following very good score wat
made: Arnold 2s, Reed 20, ClutZ 25,
Hunt 22, Clayton, Visitor, Is, III
breaking twenty-five birds straight,
Captain Clutz also broke the record ~
that feat has never been accomplished
before on this range,
Mr.. ed. Johnston, of Canton, until
recently employed In Weber's drug
stOre, drOvs over last night and bid his
friends goodbye, before leaving for
Philadelphia 10 attend the college OF
pharmacy there.
Business mems association held It's
regular meeting last night and trans.
acted routine business A special meet.
ing will be held tomorrow evening,
Collector Biddle Is making fair pro.
greas.
The young Democrats of Massillon
are not asleep. They are organizing q
drum corps with nine members, and
will join Che Y, M, ID, q, and furnish
music for them,
Invitations 10 100 people have been
issued by Col. and Mrs, j. w, Nicely
mOnds for reception TO be held at
their Prospect street residence to'mor
row evening.
Mr.. Deweese, who was so dangerously
injured In building bridge at Ft
Wayne, Is getting along very well and
expects 10 be home In few days.
Max Bouomorltz lives In Westhavers
house and does not pay his rent A
suit for eIectment was heard this morn
Ing before Mayor Frantz.
A small company of about twenty
people were entertained at DR.. and Mrs,
A. +. l.. Pease's delightful residence on
East Cherry street last night,
President Blumenschein has called n
meeting of the Council this evening, at
which Che sewer commission will prob
ably be elected.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dielhenn left yes
terdAy 10 visit Buffalo aud other ada
cent points, They return on Friday.
Albright Kessler has been sued for q
bill Of 1913 by the carpenters who worked
on his house on railroad street
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Brown returned
yesterday from Toledo, where they had
been visiting Il. l.. Gates
Il. Stanton Howells Is In Cincinnati
attending the Exposition He returns
tomorrow.
The Protective Tariff Club meets this
evening In peoples Hall.
Carrier Charles Young is back from
his vacation.