The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-07-05

day. He stopped off on his way east.
Judge Folger's article on the early
Journalists of Ohio, will appear tomor-
row.
Genial Paul Rutledge, of GAINESVILLE,
an old Canton boy, spent the Fourth in
the city.
L. NJ. Jones, Esq, left for California
Wednesday evening, to be gone about
a month.
Mr.. Frank Williams. of Lake street,
has returned from a business trip to
Minnesota.
Misses Hattie Kalpheish and Eta
Evens, of Massillon, spent the Fourth
in this city.
Louis Vitak has left for Germany,
where he will take a course in musical
instruction.
Mr.. Jacob Ohliger, of Pittsburg,
spent the Fourth in this city, where he
formerly resided.
Miss Minerva Prist, of New London
is visiting her sister, Mrs. William
Glass, in this city,
George D. Saxton expects to start for
Montrose, Colorado, in a few days to
visit Robert Estep.
Janitor Adam Goodman, of the city
hall, has returned from spending the
Fourth at Springfield.
Miss Dora Bricker, of Mansfield, is
the guest of Miss Abbie Danzinger, of
No. 81 East Fifth street.
Miss Daisy Lantz, daughter of Jas.
Lantz, and Miss Emma Bell left for
Hagerstown, Md, this morning.
DR.. Charles Matthews, of Upper San
dusky, was in town spending the Fourth
and looking after his interests here.
Miss Nettie Wilen, of Pittsburg, is
visiting at the residence of her uncle,
Mr.. G. V. L. Mellinger, in Lake street.
Mr.. Gust Miller, who has been work
ing for Bonnet Bros. at Louisville for
several months past, was in the city
yesterday.
David Crise, of E%scondido, Cal, called
yesterday and wanted the old STARK
COUNTY DEMOCRAT sent to him. He
is a native of Stark.
Mr.. George Henry, of Columbus, is
spending a few days at the residence OF
his uncle, Joseph Henry, corner of Mar
ket and Second streets.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. p. Summers, of
Mansfield, are visiting at the residence
of Water Works Trustee Hogan, at
No. 1923 West Eighth street.
The many friends of Mrs. ". K.
Miller, in West Tuscarawas street, will
learn with pleasure that she is GONZALES
cling from her recent severe sickness.
The bold, bad boys and hoodlgms had
their own way yesterday, throwing ERE
CRACKERS under horses, The only won
der is that more accidents did not hap
pen,
Johnny Brobst, the restaurateur, is
in a sOrrowful mood today. His i'm
mense turtle, weighing S10pounds, died
from some unknown cause Wednesday
night.
Messrs. Lou Hoffman, George Myers
H. SchertEer, Abe L. Goldberg, William
Caldwell, and about twenty others at
tended the Fourth of July races al
Wooster.
The funeral Of William Coyle tool
place Wednesday afternoon at 2 O'CLOCK
from the church of God. Rev. Beck
conducted the services. The enter
ment was in the Rowland cemetery.
The citizens of Canton should SHOW
their appreciation of the battalion b.
crowding the lawn of Mrs, Meyer, OF
!, West Tuscarawas street this evening
and buy freely of the good things there
, The prohibitionists hold a meetinI
in Osnaburg Friday evening. The
say they intend to hold many of thes
. meetings throughout the county, SUI
plled with home talent and documents
; In the window of Chance & Rose
! store may be seen a beautiful silk un
: brella, with solid silver handle, to b
t presented to the minister getting tn
largest number of votes at the Orang
Lawn Fete this evening. Who will &c
it?
S Rev. DR.. Smith, pastor of the Simpso
e NJ E. Church, joined in marriage Alfre
NJ. Fletcher, of Cleveland, and Mis-
Mary E. Miller, of Canton, at the pa
8 sonage, No 11S South Market stree
q Tuesday afternoon, after which tt
happy pair started for the lakes.
Miss Media Manly, youngest daught'
of Auditor Manly, celebrated HI
seventeenth birthday on Tuesday evel
3 ing at her residence on west Thil
f street. Several of her intima
n friends called upon her and the visito
y were entertained with music al
n luncheon.
Col. j. j. Clark, Canton Post, q. !
L R., has just received a commission
Aid de Camp, with the rank of Lieu
Col. on the staff of state Departmel
Commander O'Neall; also a very el
CANT gold badge with the Grand Arm
insignia, with his rank designation,