The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-04-26
CURRENT CANTON CHAT
GstR.red Here and There BY En-
ergetic Reporters.
A Brief Synopsis of the Local News o.
the Day Complied to Suit Both
Young and old-Newsina
Nutshell.

Nutshell.
r. A. Wilcox, Of Sandusky, is in the
city.
A. G! Pontius. of Louisville, is in the
city.
o. D. Leisinring, of Akron, is in the
city.
Constable Webber was in Akron yes
terday.
Prosecuting Attorney Welty is on the
sick list.
A. Q. Casselberry, of Salem, is in Can
ton today.
Dallas Wolfe, of GAINESVILLE, is in the
city today.
Rudolph Bauhof, of this city, is Wis
iting in Orrville.
H. Hauptmann, of Sandusky, is at
the Barnett House.
Miss Rachel Van Miller, of Canton,
is the guest of Minerva friends.
Mark X. Wettach was in UniOntown
and North Industry on legal business
Jos. Mock, of the second hand store,
is confined to his bed with rheumatism.
J.F. Dell, of Magnolia, one of that
villages prominent citizens, is in Can
ton.
The Akron Daily Star has yielded up
the ghost, after fitful existence of six
weeks.
Judge Fawcett has purchased the
Comerford residence on Cleveland
Avenue. ,l|. ".'
Miss Daisy Perdue, a yinsome young
Minerva lady, is the guest of Canton
friends.
Akron Beacon: Mr.. and Mrs, Fred.
w. Davis left today for their new home
in Canton. .
The Arlington Hotel in Alliance will
be sold at executors sale on Wednes-
day, May2.
Miss Deannie Young, of Canton, is
the guest of Alliance relatives, accord
ing to the Leader.
There will be county examination
of school teachers held at Navarro on
Saturday next.
Wooster Republican: E. Greenber-
ger. of Canton, former Wooster sales
man, spent yesterday in the city.
The hotels are crowded to their
utmost capacity today. This is an indi-
cation of good trade and lively markets
Nubar Hassan and wife, who will
travel with Barber's circus, have arrived
in the city, and are registered at the
Barnett.
Marriage licenses were issued to
Phineas Collier and Lizzie Owens, OF
Beach City, and Harry s. Cooper and
Fannie Bachert, of Canton.
VIC. McKimm, of Osnaburg; W. F.
Miller, of Marlboro; I. G. Belding, OF
Waynesburg; and William Weher, of
Massillon, are registered at the Farm
ers' Hotel,
The strike at Elbel & Cos remains
the same as heretofore. 1t is under
stood that the moulding department
will be run as usual by the force OF
men now at work.
Correspondents should write plain and
to the point. Many communications
are thrown into the waists basket be-
cause illegibility, or rather through lack
of time to rewrite.
Married by Rev. j. J. Lebermian,
April 22nd. at the Reformad parsonage,
Louisville, Mr.. Aaron Matz to Miss
Albertie McEnterfer both of Paris,
Stark county Ohio.
At Crystal Park everything is being
pushed rapidly along. The foundation
of the Mcleod Works is being laid.
An increased number of wOrkmen are
employed at the Park H
Mrs. Mary Sides and Miss Emma
Bargar, returned to this city from
Reading, Pa, after three years
absence. and their many friends are
giving them a hearty welcome.
The directors of the Central Savings
Bank will meet in short time to con-
slider the matter of electing a successor
to the late lamented George w. Raft, as
President of that institution.
Dannemiller Brothers, the carriage
and wagon manufacturers at the corner
of Plum and Fourth streets, are erect
ing a large carriage repository at the
corner of Fourth and Dewalt streets
They are live business men.
Mrs. Betsy j. Millard, of Indiana
mother of Mrs. John Danner, is visit
ing her daughter, corner Tenth anC
Market streets. Mrs. Millard is in the
89th year of her age, and is quite active
. for woman of her age.
Cashier Raft, of the Central Savings
Bank, said to a DEMOCRAT. reporter
that there would be no election held al
present, to choose a successor to the
late George w. Raft, as President o.
the Bank. Mr.. Biechele, the Vic'
President of the institution, of course
fills the vacancy occasioned by th'
death of Judge Raft, and for the pres
ent, things will go on until it is deem
ed expedient to elect President.
Mr.. Frank Halter, of this city, lef
on the Connotton train this morning tt
:o;v, por+ina,e circns at West Milton, q