The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-03-07
MAssILLoN NEWS,
The q. M, II, A, Aiiair was Fine One.
Poraonala-poli Court Notes.othor
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MAAsLLLoN, o. Mareh D.

Especial CoHopohdenccl
MAsILLoN, o. March o,
The entertainment given by the G,
NJ u. A, last night was IN every way
u great success, The opera house was
nearly filed, there beng about 800
present, The drama itself, "lrue 10 Ills
ColOr0," pOrtrayiug scenes Of the civil
war, i8 not OF q high order was pre-
sCnted In u manner which was not only
highly creditable 10 0mOleures, but
would shame many professionals, Joe
E5g as the widcawake, aud Jerome
Shepley, as the sleepy niger and
Frank Clemens OB the drunken soldier
kept the audience IN a continual Ca0hi.
nation, the former by his song Listen
10 my tale OF woe singing himself IN
70 the good graCes Of every one present,
Mr., Il, Williamson made capital VII
lain, and Frank Sucker made the most
Of his part, that Of an old man, The
le0ding lady, Miss Minnie Reynolds,
has charming stage presence, and
Miss Nanette Springer and Ella Paul,
by their naturalness, made q very tay'
Orable impression The rest Of the
company were all good, and male
quartette sang several beautiful chor'
uses.
The following included the Massillon
contingent at the fancy dress ball NJ
Canton, last evenings W. X. warwick.
and wife, Il. l., Arnold, Mrs, james Nc
Lain, the Misses Upham, Wales, Rus.
sell and Hunt, and Messrs, Willard
Arnold, r. T. skinner, Charles Kicks,
James Peacock Frank McLain and
Clarence McLaln. The company In
spite of the two hours drive through
the mud, had a very pleasant time.
A yalise containing hardware sam.
pies, belonging TO Chas llutchison
Cleveland drummer, was set on the
platform nc the TT. Wayne depot this
morning for the busman 10 take TO the
hotel. The grip was stolen by some
unknown party and found in RENT
Clements stable, somewhat damaged
from efforts 10 force an entrance into
~, but the contents were intact,
Peter Rinkley was arrested yesterday
evening on charge Of baatardy pre-.
ferred by Christina Pulkowski, and
will have q hearing before Squire
Rogers to-day, Rinkley has been work.
ing at the residence OF John Jacobs for
the past three years, The girl is single
and lives north Of town,
About sixty couple attended the
German Veterans dance last evening
and had u Jolly time. Candidates for
local offices were out In full force be.
slowing their engaging smiles,
A. w, McCallum has rendered his
resignation rs secretary Of the building
and loan association. Ills successor
will probably be elected next Tuesday
evening,
II is reported that Dave Bowen, who
went 10 Seattle, w. t., q short time ago,
was taken seriously III with fever after
his arrival there.
George Yost has removed his saddlery
shop 10 the room formerly occupied by
r. W. Caugheys law office, on South
Erie street,
Harry Elsnss, James Ritter, 9. u.
Tinker, Thos. Kahr and Chas. G.. King
visited Canton sons Of veterans last
night
Miss Louisa Shearer, of Canton, at.
tended the German veterans dance last
evening,
The Democratic caucus will be held
In the Y. NJ, ID. q room today.
Miss Jennie Paterson Is visiting In
Canal Fulton.
Joseph Howald has removed TO Port.
land, Oregon,
Mr., W, X. Warwick is in plttburg on
business,
John Garrett was in Carroll county |
.o.day
Frank Shepley went 10 Akron 10.
lay,
MAneiiAL,
THOMAS tfAGAN.
THOMAS MYERS
CiTY TREASURER,
LOUIS LIST
srRHET COMMISSIONER
THEODORE KRAMER
Announce \. w. FOLTz ~ q candidate for city |
funsnrnT subject 10 the Republican primaries,