The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-06-14
TERsE TOWN TOPICS.
Cream of Current Chat .C~orralLsa
in Canton.
All Forts of Local ews Arranged TO the
Reader With Limited rime-scrapsS
From the Report er's otC
Book--Personal Points.

The Melbourne Hotel is having quite
a rush.
Mr.. Josiah Hartzell has just returned
from a southern trip.
Lawyer Case is in Columbus on SUI
preme court business.
IAThe mating for thehallways in the
City Hall has arrived and viii be puk
downat once. r.-. 12. 80
Mr.. J.. u. Whitacre, of the law firm OF
Case, Monnot & Whltacre, is in Cleve-
land on business. .l. gu
Miss Ella Beck, of Columbiana, iR
visiting Miss Allie Fisher, at No. 10I
Mahoning street m
Ed. Janson is assisting at Weber
Bros. during the illness of the senior
memDer of the firm.
The work on the fine residence az
Joseph, Dick, in West Tuscarswas.
street is being pushed rapidly.
Mr.. Richard Ball and wife, of YoungS-
town, are visiting at the residence Of
Milton Harding in South Market.
Married, on the 18th of June, by Rev.
E. p. Herbruck, Achille Beuche and
Maria Hummer, both of this city.
Charles StinchcOmb has returned
from attending the annual reunion of
Psi Chi College fraternity, at Ann Ar
Dor, Mich.
The Young Mems Democratic Club
will ratify the nomination Of CleVe-
land and Thurman Thursday night
Parade, at 8.
Mr.. Joseph Heman, who has been
oontined'to his bed by sickness fox
some days past, is again able to be-
around on the streets.
h. ]. j. Samson, train dispatcher at the
Cleveland & Canton railroad, has gone
as a delegate to attend the convention
Of railroad t~elegraphers.
yRidgeway, Burton & Company, Of
this city, yesterday secured a contract
of fifty cars of their best coal. There
were a dozen firms after it.
The Canton water works trustees.
may decide to purchase the court house.
fountain if the Republican county COM
missioners desire it removed.
Up. Woolf, of Washington, D. c., is,
visiting friends in the city. Mr.. WoOlft
is a former Cartonian, having once
taught school in Canton township.
Hiram j. Smith who was convicted
last week for obtaining goods under
false pretenses was today sentenced by
Judge Fawcett to $40 fine and costs.
AT the Council meeting last night
there we're only five members present
Adams, Dumoulin, Fries, Loichot and
Ply. No business done and Council
adjourned.
latsAnnie Bartol, Maud Hines, Harry
Williams and Jacob Henzel and wife
wilhaye a trial before Mayor Blake
Thursday evening at Z o'clock, on the
charge of keeping and visiting a house
of ill-fame.s&
r. afyD.,J. Holsky was granted a di.
v0rcei this afternoon from her husband,
Matthias HOlsky, IN the ground Of
gross neglect of duty and extreme cru
city, she paying the costs. She was also
allowed $500 alimony.
The, dedication of the st. Jacobs
Church will take place at Carlo, Satur-
day afternoon at 2 O'clock. An extern
sive program has, been prepared, and
the ceremony will be conducted by
Rev. Fahs, of Canton, and Rev. Keller,
of Hartville.
Elijah b. Gibson, a member of Co. c..
87th, Penn. Vol. Inf'y, of Middle
Branch, this county, has been placed
upon the pension rolls of the United
States, through the pension agency of
c. +. Callahan, of Youngstown. U.
Mr.. Chas. W. Parker, formerly fore
man of the plate department at the
Rockford, ILL.,, watch factory, has ar
rived from Elgin, Ill, and will COM
mence work in the machine depart
ment of the Hampden factory tomOT-
row.
The Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton will give a reception to young men
on next Tuesday evening, June 1sl.
There will be music by the OrchestEs
and refreshments. All young men who,
have lately come to this city are espe--
cially invited.
Talk about women being dependent
on men. Painters, whose reputation
is about equal to that of Plumbers
not putting in an appearance at ana
appointed time, a North Poplar street
society belle, undertook the novel *
pertinent of painting the kitchen walls
and ceiling. Critics pronounce the work
equal to that of professionals.
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