The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-30
OUR MAssILLoN LETTER.
Important Personal and Political ftoma---
Howolla, Dreabaoh and MoBride--.Por-
aonal Notes and Commenta,
Especial Corfespondenoel

MAsMLLoS, o., Jan. %.
Tho city council met In extra session
last night and discussed the wator works
question In all Ia bearings, The water
company was represented by two ongl.
nocra aud Attorney Y. l.. Baldwin, The
company Ia anxious 10 improve the quail.
ity and supply Of the water, and asked
several privileges from the council, which
the solicitor was not ready 10 grant, how
ever, as he claimed the city had no au.
thority 10 do no. No definite conclusion
was reached.
Mr., E, u, Upham Ia now floor walker at
Rlck's dry goods store.
Mr., Irving Yost has severed his connco.
ton with the Independent company, and
taken a position In the olllco Of Russell a
Co., In the purchasing department
Tho correspondent asks the subscribers
TO report failure TO receive papers, as
change OF nowsboya has boon made,
Henry Ebol, who jumped board bin NJ
d. Clarko'a, was yesterday bound over 20
common pleas court In 800 bail, which he
was unable 10 furnish, forobtaining goods
undor false protonaoe.
The funeral OF Mrs, G. Routaon took
place this afternoon from The house, and
the intormont was In the Massilon com.
otory.
Mr.. Charles Strobol was tondorcd sur
prise party by u number Of his friends
last night on Jarvis avenue, Mr., Strobol
is going TO Plttaburg, whore lac has so
curod position.
Mr.. A. Cronc, the South Erie street fur
nituro dealer, has sold hs stock 20 N.
II, WillOmHn, the fremont street furni.
turc man, and tho latter will consolidate
the two, and In company with Sylvester
Hgort, Of West Brookncld, will conduct
n store NJ Mr., Crono's place. The invoice
will begin noxt Monday, and the sale will
bo consummatod N Il Is satisfactory 10
both parties.
MAssILLoN, Jan. ~.
Representative Droabach arrived In the
city last night but left again on the morn
Ing train for Columbus, Holooke remark.
ably well, and said the Democrats were
gottinR along swimmingly AZ Columbus,
Senator llowolls, who has recovered from
his illnoss, win return TO Columbus To-
morrow.
MIR. II. Il. O'Mallcy, Of Canton, snys
that Hon. John Mcbride refused 70 accept
the presidency Of the miners orRaniEa.
ton at the convention recently held at
Columbus There IL much speculation
here as 10 whether Mr.. Mcbride will 70.
colvo State appointment or be u oandl-
date for Mayor In tho spring.
Tho two now sewors which are now on
tiroly finished will be flushed this morning
and Il is expected will bo accepted by the
council noxt week.
Fred Hose has boon appointed truant
officer by the Masslllon Board OF Educa-
tion.
The English Catholic social held at p.
Mellun'a last evening was largely at-
tended.
Tho Misses Klrchhafer, OF Longonnn,
Switzerland. entertained about twenty
five OF their friends last evening NJ the
home Of their brother, DR., Korchhofe.
Rob. Coleman and Otto Van Kanal furn-
ishod the music.
Miss Florence Schinks the nvo-year-old
daughter OF Mr.. and M. Schinke, died ut
her home on Prospect street OF inilamma-
tion OF the bowels, resulting from In
grippe, last night. The funeral will bo
held In Cleveland on Friday.
Mr.. II. II. Erhnrd signifies his attention
Of going into the ice business; that ia, N
there be no ice by tho last OF February,
Mr.. Erhnrd will organize n company with
d plant OF $4,000, 10 manufacture artifl-
cial ice.
Me-. Nathan Watts and Miss Jennie Me-
Donald will be married Thursday evening
al the home OF the bride, on North Clay
street.
Mr.. Jacob tIisnor, Of Canton, was IN the
city yesterday.