The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-08
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A dancing party was given yesterday
evening by Mrs, B, Meuue aud Mlhh
blanche MoCue IN honor OF Miss New
ton OF Hlly0ke, Mass, About 10 were
pfesent, liloheimefs orchestra fur
njshed the music and MT, H0lenmb
prompted, Among those present from
0ut OF town we're Miss Newton OF Holy
oke, Mass, Miss Mcdowell OF hoaton,
Mass, Misses Williams, llartzell, Hunt
ingtOI, and freaae OF Cantonj tho Miss.
% Fay OF Hartford, COnn,l Miss herfet
of Northampton, Mass, and Mehhrn
Rob and Fred, Fast, Wade Chance,
Will KuhnR, Welty, Bueklua aud Dan,
ner OF CantOnl MT, aud Mrs, Edward
MoOaitfey OF Cambridge City, lnd MI
and Mira, MCue, Miss Newton, Miss
Mcdowell and the Mlasea MoCne com
posed the receiving party
The PfohihIiionieta hold their con
yention Ia the Peoples Hall to-day,
RobInaon's circus exhibits here TO-
morrow,
The Third Ohio Dattery win hold
their annual reunion IN this city TO-
morrow, Thursday, This battery went
out from Ohio nnder Captain Williams,
now OF Canton, IN 1851, 100 strong, ana
there are only 30 left 10 attend the re'
union,
Mr.. Il. L0eiller demonstrated the rug
gedneaa OF his old age yeaterday when
he rode aoroaa tho street on a bicycle
Notwithstanding his 70 years,
Rev. Long, the now minister Of ~,
Paula church will be installed on Sun
day, the 25th OF this month, Elaborate
preparations afe being made for the
event,
Reese James, tho son OF Abol James,
was driving along fremont street yes
terday evening IN company with MI
Edwafda, his grandfather, when the
horse became frightened, ran away, do
mOllahed the buggy and threw the 0ecu'
pants out, lieeae sustained q broken
log,
An invitation party was held ut
Farmer hoaee, southeast OF town yes
terday, NJ
Curly Rhone Is In the city prison for
beating hia Wife because ahb refused 10
give him money. The mayor will give
liim q good doAe and send himto jail,
A Bimpleminded East Greenyllle
man WAS iined 90 by Squire Blackborn
yeAterday for carrying concealed weap'
One lle Ia now IN the prison.
Mr.. ed. Fake has returned from at
tending u funeral In Tiilin.
Mr.. l.. A, Rooms was yesterday elect
ed aeCretary OF the Loan and Buildlng
Association, vice q, A, Rlcka, resigned,
NJ. o, Killer and Edelbert Huzzard
were arrested by the police and appear
cd before Mayor Frantz to-day, They
are suspicious looking characters ana
were discharged by his Honor on con
dltlon Of leaving the city.
Mrs. Joseph FOrSythe was taken 10
the inllrmary today Hers Is sad
case. She was married a short time
ago, her husband recently left her In
destitute circumstances and bho Is now
In an interesting condition.
Miss Ida Patton, Of Canton, has been
the guest OF Miss Fannie Upham.
Miss Eva Welker Is visiting friends
In Akron.
Miss Bertha Borrey rs visltlng Seville
friends.
The Misses Julia Harding and Sadie
Deweese are spending u weeks camp AT
Chippewa.
Two weddIng8 of note will take place
next week. On Tuesday Mr.. John
Walker, OF Chicago, and Miss Annie
Flynn, of this city win be married at
81, J0sephs Catholic church. On
Thursday Mr.. William Flynn and Miss
Mary Wendling, both Of this city, viii
be united In marriage.
AlrFred Merrick has returned 10
New Brighton after visiting the iami'
ly Of Captain Crawford,
Messrs Charles q. King and George
Crawford took the preliminary steps
of organizing q camp Of the 5, or V. NJ
Navarro yesterday evening. A charter
list was secured ana the camp will be
mustered In by Mr., King on Tuesday
August 90
Mr.. and Mrs, Harry Lynch are visit
iting IN Cleveland,
Following Is the program OF 'he re-
union OF survivors of 7Bth o. Y. V. l.,
nj "Camp sherman" Licking Co fair
grounds, Aug. H. 1880! Assembly at
$3.50 Il. m. No Warden Hotel, by Lemeft
Drum Corps, take street bars and Camp
Sherman. On arriving In camp the 30
ciety will be called 10 order by Prosl'
dvnt DOxsee; invocation, Comrade M.
II. Scott; address of welcome, by the
son of veteran, Edward Kibler; re-
sponse on behalf OF the regiment, Gov,
l.. N. Humphrey Of Kansas; music by
Lemert Drum Corps; adjournment for
dinner; assembly aJ y. m., Lemert
Drum Corps; business meeting OF the
society; short addresses by comrades, n
good time generally by all old soldiers,
aud promptly at p. M dress parade
and pass In review Following are the
officers: Il. ID. Doxsee, MasBillon, pres;
G.. r.. Scott, Newark, vice pres; J. M.
Walker, MassilIon, sec'y; john Hiser,
Newark, cor. secy.; Finley Stafford,
Newark, treas.