The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-21

Mr.. Henry Duoker Of Buffalo, N, Y,
was IN the city yesterday In the Interest
OF tho H. A, w, Mr., Ducker has tho hon,
or OF having the largest family on whGelf
Ia tho country lieRldGs himself, ten chill,
dren ride bicycles, Ito owns seventeen
machines and Keeps repair shop for hla
own benefit
Mr., Henry Bohl Of Marietta, State agent
Of the Mutual Benefit Association, was In
the city yesterday,
Mrs. Charles Rudolph Of Wllmot Is Wis.
ltlng relatives In the city,
Winfield Leo has gone 10 Albion, Ind.
and will be joined there by his family,
: The German Catholic social was we'll
| attended last night In spite Of the weather,
| The social meets next Tuesday at Mr.,
Sebastian Frltz's, Front street.
George Doll, tho boy who was driven
| from home few days ago by his father
went 90 Canton to-day whore he was
promised employment by j, j, Whaler,
real estate merchant aud hay balora.
Mr., and Mrs Henry Gribblo were the
Victims of olcyerly arranged gurprlse
party. Mr., Gribblo soon recovered hls
accustomed equanimliy aud entertained
his guests ngfceaby'
A recently organized dramatic club will
In the near future present two playa
"Cool Colleglauan and MY Lord In Lly.
ory,' two comedloai AT parlor entertain
ment,
Miss Nellie Gillespie, Of Plttaburg, lsyls.
ting her aunt Mrs. Warrington Warwick,
The English Catholic fair closed last
night with a big crowd present The FOL.
lowing h the result Of the lotteries not
given out on Saturday.
Gold-headod umbrella, J.W,Stago quilts
Peter Kollcyi quilt, Mary O'Toolo, Quilt,
II. pile. The following was the result of
the contests, those having the most mon-
ey winning the prlzoai
Lody's coat, Mary llcIlIno 5000, Anna
Bowers S22.A.
Cane, James Holland SO9iO, j, Hogan
$500.
Lqdy,s watch, Katie Quinn $3.50, Mary
Burke $1,000.
Ring, Edith Braun Slo15, Nora Schaf.
fodR SlOGb.
DOH, Lulu Bornhart S15l, Minnie Rcb.
stock, 1895.
Bedroom sot, LYDIA Mcbride S5O,25, Mary
Morrison SG5,
Doll, Laura Bernard SloO5, Emma MIN
ich $40.
Tea sot, MOy Mlnich, Maggie Scoloy,
$3.50.
Porlor mirror, sodlo MIhlch S3O,Ol;
Ovcreoat, Henry schafor $780, George
Moore S2i.Ob
Cents gold watch, Henry Holtzbach
SEQ; Frank Mohring Sil.
Doll, Mary Brady $500; Stolla Lutz 70
cents,
Dress, Edith Rcoy SlO,ali Daisy Ram
goucr S7,Ob,
SilS dress, MRS. John yogt Sl2O,75; Mrs.
Loinlngor Hl,i5.
II II estimated that tho net proceeds Of
the fair will be $500
Mr.. Warren u. Russell will after Jan.
unry LIST, enter the Office OF Russell d Co.
aud take charge Of the collection dopart-
mont,
Capt, Clutz Is In Knox county visiting
relatives and laying low FOR duck, lie
viii remain month,
Rov. Hnrks arrived In the city yesterday
and was warmly welcomed by his former
pnrishoncra.
Thomas Strong and family, OF Avon,
will tako up their residence again In this
city, and Mr.. Strong will take his position
again at the window glass factory as fore
man of the cutting room.
The indications point TO the election Of
James Il, Dunn ~ president OF the League
OF American Whocmcn, Mr.. Dunn has
received hundreds OF letters In his support
and all the leading bicycling papers do
clare In his favor, Tho election takes
place next month and will be by mail
vote,
Hon. Il, Il. Drcsbach has bcon visiting
hiH sick mother NJ ClrclCyillc, O. She
died Sunday.
The police last night made u raid on the
hApNa 20 M. .lu,,.s ulNuuN.1 i,.. Iaus
yard and known ~ the "bont housc.n
jennie Nottlo and Mrs. GroCtzngcr wcro
arrested and man by nnmo Of Larkin
from Youngstown Hill. They are In the
lookup awaiting hearing.
James Larklns, q brakeman on the w,
u l.. II. rond, had his hand NO badly crush-
cd yesterday that the doctor thinks u will
have TO be omputntod.
A marriage liconso has boon issued 10
Charles WNrth and Flora Seller Tho
marriage will take place next Tuesday at
81, Mory's.
MAssILLoN, o., Nov. 1s.
Mr.. Lcvl r. Miller, Of Virginia City,
Now, IL In the city settling up the Affairs
Of his mother, tho late Mrs. Ruina
Miller,
A special meeting OF the stockholders of
the Wheeling and Lake Eric Railway Co.
will bo held In Toledo on Dec. 10 to con-
sdor and determine the question of u
change Of the tcrmlni OF the road and its
extension TO Wheeling or the construc-
ton OF u branch TO BollNiro; also TO con-
aidor the construction OF branch TO
Stcubonville and the increasing Of the
capital stock TO S0,G0O,0OOby issuing $500
900 additional stock
Smoke the Imperial Jap, u puro Havana
illlcr, manufactured by NJ. A, Graf.
Prof. Fcuchtngcr has secured the SER
vicos OF Ovid Musin, the celebrated French
violinist, who will give concert IN the
opera house next Friday evening, assisted
by three vocallsts
Mr.. Abel Fletcher q wcll.known citizen,
IL very Ill and small hopes are entertained
for his recovery
Tho Junior Order American Mechanics
will hold their ball next Friday evening In
|. O. q. II. hall,
Clarence Rudolph last Saturday bought
the Rudolph Homestead on East Main
street ut Shcrlll's salo for S2,S0b. He will
occupy II after Dec. |,
Mr., Frank Winbiglcr OF Canton, visited
friends In the city yesterday.
Mrs. John Dcwcose, OF Ft. Wayne, Is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Shradcr, on
West Main street.
Mr., Archer Corns has returned from the
East nftor spending five weeks with Mr..
Morton Cobb, Of Newton, Mass.
"The Broom Maker OF Curlsbad,n with
James Rollly in tho title role, at Bucher's
Tuesday evening,
Mr.. and Mrs. g. l.. Albrccht, Miss Diel-
honn and Miss Eva Albrccht leave to-
night for New York on two weeks
visit.
Mrs. A, G. Wales, Miss Wales, Mr.. and
Mrs. u. N. Peasc and family and MisH
Brcnnemon went 20 Marshnllvlle on Sat
urd1y to attend reception given In honor
Of Mr.. Jacob Wcim0r and bride.
tcrlos decided ~ the English Catholic Fair
Saturday evening; Cigars, Mr5, Mary
Wagner; center tablo, Mfs, pille; co0l,