The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-08-14
TOWN TALK.
Facts Briefly statedIFOF the BENEFIT
OF Busy Rehders.


morrow,
j, Muokly OF Magnolia, was In town
yesterday,
II. NJ, Erlle, OF MassIIlon, was In town
yesterday,
Councilman Freudeman, Of Akron, is
IN the city
Mr., and Mrs, II, II. Melser Of Osnaburg
are In town,
Hon, johnson sherrlok is quite III with
rheumatism,
John u, Lonas, the poet Of Navarro ID in
tho city to-day,
Max BostooS, a hotel man Of Akron, 10
In the city to-day
Mr., Flanagan, a M, Union insurance
agent, 10 Ia town,
Mr., Isaac Harter returned last night
from Beaver, Pa,
Mr., John Book, the butcher ID seriously
III with typhoid fever,
Mr., Mertz, formerly Of this city, now Of
Cleveland, ID In town.
Mr., Gottahall and son Of MagnolIo,were
In the city yesterday.
Mrs. William Wagner and daughter Of
Columbus are In the city.
George Kennedy and Christ Baaman, OF
Canal Dover, are In the city,
Felix HlrSehhelmer and wife, Of Cleye.
land, are Waiting In tho city,
Miss Clara yogelgesang, Of Columbus,
4 visiting relatives In the city.
Quite number Of Cantonana went 10
the Minerva races this morning,
Mrs. j. Masten, Of Cleveland, Ia ylalt
Ing her mother on Canton avenue,
Prlmus PhIllppI returned yesterday
from trip through southern Ohio.
Mr., and Mira, j, l., Mick Of New Harris.
burg are attending the SaenRorfoat
Eugene Rudge, OF Youngstown, la In
tie city calling on his many friends
Mrs, Fast, who a few days ago foil and
fractured her loft hip, 10 recovering,
Agent Burdette, Of the Reyman Brew.
Ing Co., Of Wheeling Ia at Lake Park.
Miss Dell Fisher, Of Canton, Ia Waiting
her sister Mrs. A. j. Harry, Of Alliance.
August Rloom Of Tlnln, Ia Visiting his
brother, John Bloom, at % Logan avenue.
Mrs, A. Dumont and daughters went to
Reading, Pa, TO visit Mrs. Dr.. Bortalott.
The will OF Catherine Albright late Of
Lake Township has been filled for probate.
Chaa, Blschoir, Of zanesyIllc, Ia the
guest Of Daniel liIseholf onRowland street.
DR., 4. NJ. Johnson, who has been alillot.
cd with malarIal fever Ia out for business
again,
John Mendorbach, OF Akron, Ii tho
guest Of S, u. Talbot, 10 North Walnut
street,
Miss Bortlo Seaman Of MaaaIllon ID the
guest Of T.. II, Double on East Fourth
street,
DIR. S, T.. Post Ia In attendance at the
meeting Of the Board OF Pension Examl-
nors at Alliance.
Norman Reese has been appointed
guardian Of the estate Of Myrtle Young, OF
Paris township,
Mrs, Clara Sterling and daughter Grace
and Miss Emma Morgan, Of Cleveland,
are visiting friends In the oig,
DIM. Sluss has boon appointed admin
lstrotor Of the estate Of Maggie Etchburg,
late Of Nimishellon township.
Mrs, James Toggart, Of North Walnut
street, who has been visiting relatives at
Huncsyillc has returned home,
Miss Lizzie Becker aud Mrs, Henry
Hoffman, Of Columbus, are the guests Of
Louis Hoffman on Dunbar street.
Miss Kate Snyder, Of Mossillon, Is Wis.
iting nt the home of Mr., and Mrs, August
Cook, on North Cleveland avenue,
Mrs, Flora Horncr and son Vernon,
from Toledo, are visiting at tho residence
Of William Fcllor on East Tuscarawas
street.
DR.. H.. Russell Burner or bis assistant
will bo nt his Canton Office on his regular
dates, Friday and Saturday. August IA
and To-,
David Obcrdorf OF Louisville was or.
restod by Constable Weber last night for
drunkenness, He was fined 81 by Justice
Rolgnor,
Marriage licenses have been granted to
Ralph McMackon and Eva Miller, Canton
George Buchanan and Christena Morri.
son, Alliance.
Mrs, II. j. Nothnugcl, Mrs, Louise
Schmidt and daughter Nellie, are visiting
at the residence OF NJ. NJ, Herkt, in South
Market street.
Misses Maggie and Nora Clark, Of Mar
TINS Ferry, and Flora Hughes, Of Woos-
ter are the guests Of Miss Hattie Miller on
South Market street.
Miss Mamie Stolscnbaugh, OF Zanes-
vile arrived In the city yesterday after.
noon as the guest of Miss Gintz, OF Sec.
ond and Newton streets,
Peter bomberger manager OF the
wholesale dry goods firm OF Stifel d Co.,
Of Wheeling is visiting AL. Longenbach,
at No, o. North Cleveland avenue.
The horse which was supposed to have
been stolen from Schertzer q Fry has
been heard OF. II was found near the
Fair Grounds grazing, II gave evidence
of having been driven considerable dis
tance.
John Fisher, stonemason, residing at
50 Lincoln avenue, died this morning Of
hemorrhage. He was 80 years Of age. The
funeral will be held tomorrow morning
at o'clock from ST, Peters Catholic
church.
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