The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-04-19

CHI France, of Rootstown, O., is a.
the Barnett House
| HI. Eclzley, of CarrOllton, is regis
J tered at the Barnett.
E. w. Ranches, of Pittsburg, was in
the city this morning.
L. E. Thayer, of Ft. Wayne, Ind, is
registered at the Hurford House.
Frederick J. Harrison, of London,
Madison county, Ohio, is in the city.
Ell. Grimes, of the Dayton Herald.
was registered at the Hurford last
night.
George II. Wheatley, of Marietta, is
mingling among Canton business men
today.
T.J. Mccartney, of Linton, Coshoc-
ton county, was in the city a short time
today.
Judd Wann took the first degree last
night in the Nimisilla Lodge, No. 80,
LOOT,
Look out for the electric light parade
of Barber's circus Thursday night OF
next week.
Daniel Amerman, an old and highly
respected citizen of Alliance, died last
night of old age.
Ed. Yost, of Massillon, came over
this morning to witness the Canton
Pittsburg base ball game.
John Kearns, of this city, went to
Wooster yesterday to attend the fune-
' raj of his cousin, James O'Brien.
Harvey G. Hamilton and G. ]. Knox,
of Youngstown, are in the city in the
interest of the Royal Baking Powder
company.
Dandelion gatherers are attacking
some of the private lawns in our city.
They are probably not aware they are
{ espassing.
Christian Zaiser and Miss Phillipena
Daum. both of Jackson township, this
county, were married last Saturday by
Rev. L. F. Meyer.
Married at the Presbyterian Parson-
age by Rev. d. E. Platter, April l4th,
Mr.. Willis F. Emerson and Miss Phoebe
Willis; all of Canton.
Ed, Elton and John Harbaugh left
this morning for st. Louis, Mo-, and
other western points, in the interest OF
+ba Paarlpss Reaper Co.
Manager Horace B. Phillips, of the
Pittsburg base ball team, made call
at the DEMOCRAT office last evening.
He is an agreeable gentleman.
Mrs.. P. Hart has got new wagon
which was made by William Berg on
North Cherry street, and is used ex-
pressly for delivering pianos and or
gans.
Dandelion is favorite dish with
many of our citizens at present, being
especially valued for its medicinal
virtues. Some people eat it for clean
ing the blood.
Mr.. Frank Brown and Miss Halle
Miller were married at the brides resi-
dence, on East Third street, yesterday,
nv Rev. Beck, of the Church of God.
The wedding was pleasant and quiet
one.
Ladies as well as the opposite sex are
invited to visit the new temporary
headquarters of the Young Mems
Christian Association tonight at the
Monitor Block. There will be fine
music.
Mr.. Robert Duncan, of Mt. Pleasant,
pa. and Miss Jennie Moody, of Pitts
burg were married on the 10Th of
March at Mt. Pleasant. Miss Moody
is a sister to Mrs. Louis M. Keefer, of
this city.
Rev. DR.. James 7. Edwards, principal
of Chambers Institute, Randolph, N.
V has been chosen President Of Mt.
Union College. The gentleman is fifty
years old. He will otficiate at the July
commencement.
Representative Monnot gave the
DEMOCRAT OHlce d Gall C'lo' Au0ou"J'
morning, the General Assembly having
adjourned Monday till next winter.
Mr.. Monnot seems to have stood the
winter campaign at Columbus well.
Mr.. Austin Lynch, assignee of E. 5,
Norton, yesterday sold the personal
property of the assigned estate to Mr.
Alexander Hurford, for $l0,50O. The
hotel changed hands last night at mid
night and will now be run by Mr.. Hur-
ford.
Marriage licenses were issued to Da-
yid Schuler and Regina Erb, Massillon;
Christian Zaiser and Philippine Daum,
Jackson township; Frank M. Brown
and Halle Miller, Canton; p. M. Rich
and Elizabeth Yoder, Washington
township; Emmett Miller and Emma
IA Van Derkar, Alliance.
SS Major Brady Pierce, of the War De-
'cSSfEsSS;iEtnient P Washington, spent yester-
Nv in CS IN visiting Mr. and Mrs.
@ Raw Bour,sfe latter daughter. The
Major and hiD wife went to their home
in Carrollton last evening. Major