The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-01-26
MASSILLON.
Brief Budget of the News Of tne 11ay 11fNys
From Our Regular Correspondent

An Ola lauy ndIHou -'"0AhN''
mind is affected is in the calaboose4 Q
Mrs VIM NJ Carver, ofisDetfoit, is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Smith.
Ambrose +. Boehmer drew a fine
shotgun ratified off by Mrs. A. Moran.
Mr. Fred Albright and family are
spending the day with friends in Canal
Fulton. st
A. Boerner d Co. have released the
business place they occupy for term
of three years. as. ID.
Mr.. II. w. Leoffier expects to receive
today, from New York, aprize-winning
pointer dog, H., tsr..,
The Episcopal Dime Society meets at
the residence of Mr.. Kent Jarvis Fri
day evening. .. c......
Mr.. Huntington Brown returned to
Mansfield Monday, after few days
visit in this city. a..h
Messrs. Gust Theirs, jefferson and
Adam Frantz went to Millersburg for
a weeks hunt, Monday.
The funeral of Mrs. Charles Snyder
took place Tuesday afternoon at st.
Johns Evangelical church.
Mr.. Henry Clayton, of Philadelphia,
Pa, is visiting Mr. and Mrs. E. l.. Arm
old, on East fremont street.
Mrs. Hannah DOlmaier, and old lady
who lived in a cottage on Locust street,
died yesterday. Funeral today.
Miss Mary Herman, of Canton, who
has been visiting Miss Nettie Keller
the past few days, returned home Mon
day. .l ,....
The new shaped "Massillon Belle" is
taking the place of the other brand of
cigars at present. Smokers seem to
enjoy it. i.n a.
Fred Fetzer will remove his restau-
can't from Sailer's building to Mrs.
O'Neal's building, formerly occupied by
Max Kracker ha.r' s'.N
Mrs !. Brison died yesterday morn
ing at her home on West fremont
street The funeral will take place
Thursday afternoon.
Two horse buyers from Pennsylvania
had little fight last evening and were
brought be the Mayor. They put up
for their appearance this morning.
Mr.. G. w. Harbaugh, Manager of
russell & Co.'S. branch office, at St..
Paul, Minn and Mr., c. G. Dennis, of
She same city, are in town,
The Mechanics Library meeting was
held Sunday last, no business was trans
acted They decided to hold another
meeting on the Sd of February,
The new police gave their bonds Sat
turday, and all except Mr.. Kitchen
entered upon their duty Sunday night.
Mr.. Kitchen will be on duty tonight.
The Daughters of Veterans will hold
their social at the residence of Mrs
Stella Herring, on West fremont
street, Thursday evening Of this week
The Scotch will celebrate the birth
day of the poet, Burns, at Alliance to-
day. DR.. McGee and wife and mum
Der OF citizens of Scotch descent will be
present.
Two MassilIOn young men went to
West Brookfeld last evening to aparty.
one of them has bad face, the result
of coming in contact with wire
clothes line. . -rr.,..5 .r .
Gilbert N. Potter has just returned
from a long visit to Arkansas, and has
brought with him his sister, the sisters
daughters four children, who viii make
their home in this city.
James Smith, Jr., messenger boy at
the Western Union Telegraph Office
hand his arm badly hurt last evening
by the sled upon which he was coasting
on Main street, running into teIe-
phone pole. u.s.. ..-..... -..r
Miss Lila Karthans left for New
York yesterday, hoping the treatment
she is about to take will restore to
strength the ankle which has crippled
her for year Mr.. and Mrs. w. K L.
Warwick accompanied her
Mar Hayelfanger slipped and fell in
'front.' of the German Deposit Bank
yesterday, She was carried inside and
it was feared for some time she would
die. BY proper attention she recover
ed and was able to go home.
Those wishing to hear very instruc-
tive lecture upon our National Capital
and to be able to see the exterior inter
ior of the most prominent building per
haps upon canvas, should not fail to
hear Prof. Barret next Wednesday
evening at Bucher's Opera House.
Our ex-cymbal player of the Har-
monia Band got completely knocked
out of time by a young man who he in
suited Monday evening, and who he
has been continually imposing upon for
some time past, 1t is not always the
size, but the courage which brings a
man out victorious in melee. ,-4l.
Mrs. Snyder, wife Of Charles Snyder,
of West fremont street, when about to
retire sunday evening, complained to
heE husband of e feeling of faintness,
and as he arose she fell into his arms
dead of heart disease. Mrs. Snyder was
only twenty-five years old, and leaves
an infant child only few months old.
Funeral at st. Johns Evangelical
Church today at 2p M rs3tNI w !
Sunday morning passenger tain No
8 on p, Ft. w. g. @. r. r. going east