The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-12
our MAssILLoN LETTER.
The Soldiers Reunion--A nig Time-The
Y,M, u, o,.-Looal and Personal Notes,


The Soldiers Reunion--A nig Time.-The
X, M, 10, O,..Looai and Personal Notes,
MAsAiLLoH, September II,
The q. A. II. Hall was crowded yes
terday afternoon and evening with the
Veterans of the 18th and friends and
their happy faces indicated the warmth
Of the good feeling that prevailed. The
program was carried out az printed
yesterday with but few changes, and
stories, such 10 only soldiers can toll
we're related IN the experience meeting,
In tho evening u famous banquet was
held at the Hotel Conrad, at which
some famOuA speeches were made, and
the gathering adjourned 10 meet next
year at Columbus during tho time OF
the State fair. Col John COnwell, OF
Oadlz, waa elected president, aud An
drew Smith, OF Cadiz, Secretary. There
we're AZ present 40 the reunion. The
l9th D. V. /. was organized NJ Camp
Jackson, Columbus, In 1851, and mus
tered out IN 1865, serving In the army
of the Cumberland. During ltH service
IL took frat Ia twenty.three battles,
among them (the llrht) Carnifex Ferry,
shiloh, Mission Ridge, Stone River,
Resaca, Chicamauga and Atlanta. II
numbered 200 men, recrulta and all,
and had u great reputation for bravery
Mention has been made OF the fact
that Mr.. W, X. Warwlck's friends
would present his name ~ u candidate
for Senator before the Democratic CON
yenti0n. Mr., Warwick was seen aud
declared emphatlcally that other bust
ness would not allow him 10 comply
with the wishes OF his friends, While
stark county would delight to honor
Mr.. Warwick, his refusal OF course aet'
Ties the matter Your correspondent has
talked with q number Of prominent
Democrats aud learned that " was
their earnest hope that Hon, Anthony
llowellss, OF this city make the run
Mr.. Ilowells himself 10 unaware OF
their intentIona, and II Is not known
whether he will accept the honor still
10 10 hoped that he would sacrifice his
own wishes 10 those Of the Democrats
of the county, especially no this is
close district, which the Democrats can
carry with u man Of acknowledged
worth and weight as q standard bearer
MIR. li0wellB not only stands high IN
the party councils, ,haylngeeryed u term
az etate treasurer, but he 10 among the
foremost business men OF the county
aud enjoys respect and confidence
second 10 none, as Democrats here foe
that IN nominating Mr.. Howells, II
would not bO 30 much MaBslllon bui
Stark ane Carroll counties that woulC
be- honorod In line II was learned thai
Mr. Howells' name will be presented u
the convention NJ CarrolltOn by thI
MasslllOn Democrats, unless he Bh0ulC
positively decline the honor
A notable society event was the mar
rage Of Miaa Mary A. Dunn TO Rev
Albert A. Putnam, which took place NJ
81. Timothy's church at l2 o'clock thiI
noon. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. A. A. Brazee OF Wooster, M
sisted by Rev. II. l.. Kemp OF ~. limo
thys. Mrs. j. NJ. Jarvis gave the bridI
away, and Messrs. Kent Jarvis ant
James Corns, assisted by Messrs, II, j
Skinner and Willard Arnold acted N
uehers. A reception was held after thl
ceremony nj the home OF Mrs. j. NJ
| Jarvis. The faculty OF Gambler col
lege and Hon. Columbus Delano ar,
expected to be present.
j. W. Foltz, OF the firm Of Hookwa!
| & FoltZ, has gone 70 The CLEVELAND
Wholesale markets. Jake Is q dandy
he can buy more goods IN one day thai
any three men In town. Look out 70
big bargains In merchant tailoring
clothing and furnishing goods. The
lead the city.
The Young Mems Democratic cluI
held lts frat meeting after the summe
recess last night. A considerable mum
Der of members were present and ind
cations point TO the fact that the clul
purposes as formerly TO DO power II
the city during the campaign. Presi
dent Howell's presided.
A young man not hundred mile
away from the corner Of Erie AM
Main streets receives his love letter
from his best girl, written on posta
cards. One OF these furnished muc!
amusement 10 large circle of friend
and the mail carriers the other day
Hubby was mad,
Joe Sprenger was twenty.one year
| old yesterday, and . half hundred o
his friends reminded him OF II by aI
sembling at his home, much to his sur
prize. There was heaps OF fun.
Patrick Burke was fined $500 by th
mayor yesterday, for assaulting Ere
Hose.
Miss Stella Fake left yesterday 70
the Mt. do Chantal Academy, Wet
| Virginia, to attend school.
The Harmonic band serenaded ID
Paul Kirchhofer yesterday evening.
Happy Cal Wagner's minstrels thi
evening.
Misses Edith Ertle and Emma Was
ner went TO Cleveland yesterday.
| Miss Katie Turly Of Findlay vlslte
| Miss Eugenla Shepley yesterday. N'h
is on her way to school at Plttsburg,
| j. w. Foltz Ia In Cleveland.
| Mrs. M. Jacoby and daughter Of X
ledo are visiting Mrs. Jacoby's parent
Mr.. and Mrs M, Young.
John Dunn OF Towanda, N. Y,
the guest Of j, II. Dunn In this city.
Ed. Good Of Akron Is the guest O
l Vn..a.n.. n nUaanlI