The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-04-05
CURRENT CANTON CHAT
Gathered Here and There BY En-
ergetic Reporters.
A Brief Synopsis of the Local News of
the Day Compiled to Suit Both
Young and Old-News in a
Nutshell.


Mrs. S II. Rockhil. and children have
returned from a visit with Alliance
friends.
Mr.. Frank Halter, the contortionist,
has gone to Pittsburgh, to fill an en-
gagement.
The Rep. says the Republicans were
not organized. What has become OF
their club?
The c. o. P. c. Co.'S opening next
Tuesday night, will be a grand affair
See their ad
Stone cutters are now working upon
the stone for the new vault to be built |
for the City National Bank. |
Edward Roller this week removed
his family from Alliance to Canton
and will reside here in the future.
George Horner and family, of Woos-
ter. have removed to this city, which
they will make their future home.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Cowan left this
morning for Hudson, where they will
spend few days as the guests of Peter
Benz.
No new developments at Crystal
Park. Workmen are engaged in gra-
ding and filling the streets, and work is
progressing quietly but surely.
A break in the water works pipe
occurred on South Cherry street. be-
tween Ninth and Tenth street, yester-
day afternoon. 1t was quickly repaired
Mr. H. A. French, of the Ft. Wayne
freight office, told the DEMOCRAT this
morning that they are now taking
freight for points on the G., b. q O.
road.
The Canton Hardware Company is
tearing down the old building adjoin-
ing their store room, preparatory to
erecting an addition to extend to Court
street !a. 70. aH
Married, at the residence of the bride,
groom, by Rev. L. Hang, of Louisville,
on Sunday evening, April l, Jonas
Keim to Mrs. Katie Notice, both OF
= Louisville.
John collars, of Bolivar moved to-
: day to Canton, and will reside hereafter
, at "A West Tenth street. Mr.. collars
> has accepted position with the Peer
less Reaper 90.
Mrs. Annie NJ. Sheib, of Canton, was
=. granted a divorce this morning from
+ her husband, w. II. Sheib, on thu
:: ground of gross neglect Of duty an(
|. willful absence.
IS The funeral of John Herbst, who's
/, suicide was noticed in last nights pa
per, occurred yesterday afternoon a
70 four o'clock. The remains were III
r Rowland Cemetery.
n; Mr.. f. II. Plant, the New York tray
Y; cling salesman who has been lying SCI
o. iouslv ill at the Hurford House fc
ID the past week, has recovered sufiicentl
+, to return to his home last night.
ly James Moore and Kate Sherwe
were hauled in last night by the polio
for being drunk and disorderly in tn
street. They were fined So and cost
:, each by Mayor Blake this morning.
An extra addition to our regular ed
id ton was necessary last night. SO gre'
ne was the demand for the DAILY DEM'
e- Graf. The people of Canton are nj
o. slow to appreciate good newspaper.
On Massillonians are indignant over tt
'e- exaggerated reports in the daily pape
III of the Krear- Mccall case, as furnisht
d. by reckless correspondents. The Ind
a pendent fairly boils over with "indign
w ton.
Remember the suppers given by Il
oo ladies of the Trinity Reformed Chur'
o1 m this evening and tomorrow evening,
'to No. AZ South Market street. A go
ho meal for % cents at any time betwe
rv 5 and 9 o'clock. @.t'.
it, William Riley, a clerk at the FS
lis mer's Hotel, has resigned his posltic
and will accept position with t
,at Troy Steam Laundry formerly filled
ed. Edward Cress. Alya SHUTTER has
,rk cepted the clerkship at the Farme
the vacated by Riley.
he Messrs. Hawk & Breckbill, late
IKE Osnaburg, have located in Canton, a
.he are about starting mill for the maj
IND factlre of roller meal, at the corner
on Eighth and SaXton streets. we W
n these gentlemen success, and have
ne; doubt they will have it.
'oA m Fank McKelvey, the man that v
,nt M injured Sunday evening by fall.
non 1o out of window on South Mar
Ha0 S street, is no relation of George
nU, .mc McKelvey, Asst. sec'y. Y. M. G.
,m ,m or S. D. McKelvey, travelling salesn
MD with Diebold Safe & Lock Co.
90 Wooster Republican: DIR. Dougl
ped Swartz, brother of Probate Judge
B. Swartz, very fine young man,
,oes decided to locate at Canton. X
,ple .Tohn Kearns, an old Wooster boy,
ess- is now resident of Canton, is in
not city, having been called here by
ade serious illness of his cousin, Jal
ick. O'Brien.
for At a special meeting of Canton "
an mandery, No. 38, K. T., an unanim
vote was passed rendering the ina
of the commandery to all who IN
uro way contributed to the success OF ,t
nes S' Good Friday services, and especial
ney, Rev. d. Mulioi' III, ~ S nddressed the
ton, church' "ho 90 Guy ooio1 services