The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-02-14

MAssILLoN, o, Feb,

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Especial Correspondence
MAssILLON, o. Feb, 10
The following officers were elected
by the Young Mems Democratic Club
last night; President u, 3, llowells;
Vice president, Thomas McQuillOn sec
rotary, Chas, Frant2; treasurer, II, u,
SibllNi financial secretary Peter Smiths
sorgeantatarmS, VIM, Wont2el; trus'
tees, VIM. Slmonet, John Longheier,
l., VIM, Gels. Most Of these are the
old officers, and their reelection was a
deserved compliment for their Ell
cheney
The dance given by the Odd Follows
aud their friends last night can safely
be put down 90 the most pleasant and
agreeable one ever given by them,
There was no starchy formOity, and
enjoyment was In the air without any
effort being made, Perhaps sixty coup
les were present, An oyster supper was
served, and Richeimer's orchestra as
usual furnished the music. Among
those from out Of town were Miss
Ethel Henderson, and MesSrs. Harry
IL. Trump and Charles 0berly, Of Can
ton, and Mr., and Mrs, Geo, lliggin'
botham, Of Canal Fulton.
The armory dance tomorrow even.
ing will DO Zone OF the finest" The
program Is something like this; In
the forenoon u parade will DO given by
Co, Dof Wooster, Co. Is Of Canton, Co,
i Of Massillon and the Harmonic
band, Supper will be served TO the sold
ierB at the armory In the evening. AT
1850 there will be an overture by the
Harmonic band, IN exhibition drill by
Cos B and ID, and then dancing with
music by Richeimer's orchestra,
Mr.. Thomas Myers hereby announ.
Ces himself ~ n candidate for Mar8hal,
subject TO the decision Of the Demo-
cratic primaries. Mr.. Myers 10 u highly
respected young man who hH9 numor'
Gus friends,
Mrs. Russells funeral yesterday after
noon was very largely attended, Rev.
II, l., Kemp conducted the services, and
the employees Of Russell n Co, followed
| the remains 10 the cemetery IN II DOdy,
A remOnstranCe against the proposed
| city building Is said TO have been sent
10 Columbus,
A report was In circulation last night
| that DR.. A. w, Riden0ur had contract.
| ed blood poisoning IN performing IN
operation and that the amputation Of
an arm was necessary, AS far rs could
be learned the DIR, is only suffering
from u bad boil.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Goodhardt are vis.
ting Mrs. G%oodhardts parents at
| Cleveland.
william Sonnhalter is laid up with a
sore arm.
Drs. Ridenour and Reed were in
Akron yesterday.
Miss Charlotte Smith, tho west side
school teacher, Is confined TO her home
with quinsy.
Mrs. M. w. Wilson gave a small ten
party Mt u Prospect street home last
evening,
Mr.. and Mrs. q. l.. McLain win give
o tea party Friday evening.
II Ia not George but Theodore Kram-
or, who is o candidate for office this
spring.
"Tho Heroic Dutchman Of TO-" holds
the boards in the opera house this even
ing.
oShall we have city buildings" is the
great question with Massillon citizens
NJ present. After feeling the public
pulse a little IL may be said that the
great mass Of the people are In favor Of
the proposed improvements and that
most OF the capitalists and heavy tax
payers are opposed to II.
Mr.. Huntsman is no longer foreman
Of the Continental cigar factory.
The Graham Earle company will oc
cupy the opera house every evening
next week.