The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-01-29
AFFAIRS IN MAssILLoN.

MAssrnboN, Jan. "a.
Do not forget James Reilly at Bucher's
tonight.
Fabian School, a flasl-carrier at Russell
6 Co.'S. shops, and a resident OF Kent
street, had his right hand mashed while
at work yesterday.
Nick Clapper, the Wooster crook, who
was arrested by Officer Hagen few days
ago, was arraigned before the Mayor
for preliminary hearing late yesterday
afternoon, and bound over TO the court OF
common pleas in the amount of 81 900, in
default Of which he was taken to Canton.
Adam Holtzbaugh, of Harbert, o., is
visiting Mr.. Remi Clements, Railroad
street.
Fred Wagner announces the arrival of
a newborn son.
Messrs. j. j. and II. c. Dielhenn were in
Canton yesterday.
J. NJ. Walker is out Of town on business.
Master Ralph Vogt is suffering from
severe attack of membraneous Group.
Mr. Geo. Goodhart has returned from a
business trip TO Cleveland accompanied
by his wife.
Miss Grace Hartzel, of Canton, is visit
ing Boston relatives.
About twenty-five ladies surprised Mrs.
G.. G. Haverstack, at her home in East
South street last night the occasion being
her birthday.
Sergeant Berger, of Canton, will drill
Co. + boys tomorrow night at the Armory.
A gang of tramps were arrested at the G..
l.. q w. railroad last evening. The ofli-
GERS found "a quartette of thoroughbred
professionals in various stages of intoX.
ication, one of the members being so COM
pletely knocked out thatit was necessary
to escort him to the lookup on a wheel
barrow and the officers thoughtfully re-
quired one of the number who was not so
drunk TO furnish the propelling power,
The fellow who got the freelride was com.
PEELED to carry coal up stairs into the
Mayors office this morning.
MAssILLoN, Jan. %, 1891.
Thursday night at Bucher's, the Mid.
night Alarm.
Mrs. Amanda Houk has returned to her
home, Kansas City, after prolonged visit
with her mother, Mrs. L. Hackett. ..
j. M. Walker has returned home.
Harry Whistler went to Canton on the
early train on business and from there will
take the Valley road to Cleveland where
he will visit friends.
Mrs. John Brennaman and Miss Alice
Biddle are visiting friends in Canton.
Wilbert Ogden's son had a narrow
escape from drowning while playing OF
the ice yesterday but was rescued by &
passer by.
Chas. Archinal has returned to his home
in Canton after a brief visit with friends
| in this city.
Martin Mist is now in the state of con
| valescence.
The Pastime Club gave the third o
their series of dances in Music Hall las
| evening, The attendance was as larg,
as usual, and very pleasant evening wal
| spent by all.
Mr.. p. Pauley, a rope maker and one o
| Massillons oldest citizens, died this morn
| ing at his home on North street, after {
\ lingering illness OF that dread disease
Asthma
Henry Kitzmiller, is in Canton.
Mr.. Chas. Richard of Loudonville o., i,
the guest of Mr.. Fred w. Albrecht, hi!
cousin.
1.-THE Graduation Club will hop a weel
from tomorrow. A very enjoyable time
| is anticipated.
Mrs. William Justice is steadily i'm
proving.
The Massillon Tea Store is about tc
commence business.
Dielhenn, Bros, are completing arrange
| ments to sell their entire stock oI
groceries and china ware and are going
| to remove their mammoth clothing to the
room now occupied by grocery.