The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-09-04
LOUISVILLE.
Items of Interest from Our Regular corre-
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Born 10 Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Smith, on
Mill street, a daughter.
The Union and Catholic schools will
begin on Monday, Sept. lat.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Myers spent Sun
day among friends In Alliance,
Miss Amelia Thurin Ia visiting her
uncle, MIR. A. Vignos, OF Canton.
Mrs. Sarah Betz, OF Canton, spent a
few days among friends In town.
Mr.. Louis Vinez has returned from q
weeks visit among friends In Canton.
Mrs. JOS. Penney returned from ALI
ance, where she had been spending
few days.
Mr.. Julius Thurln and bride returned
from their wedding tour on Monday
evening.
Mr.. Joseph Myres sold his house and
lot on West GOrgas street TO Mr.. Hiram
Brunner
Mr.. Victor Guittard returned from
pleasant visit to his parents In New
Bedford. Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernett, OF Alliance, Wis.
tied Mrs, Joseph Penney, on Gorgas
street. Wednesday.
Miss Sarah LAWN, Of Canton. was In
town on Saturday, the guest OF MIR. Jas.
Mofilt and family.
Mr., j, ii. Brownback, from near Phila-
delphia, Pa, visited Harvey Slusser, on
MIL street, this week.
Mr.. Daniel Holwick, OF Marshallville,
ILL.,, In yisltlng his sister, Mrs. d, N, Slus'
ser, on South Mill street.
Miss Louisa Bete left for Nottingham,
Ohio, on last Sunday. to resume her
studies at The villa Angela.
Mr.. Joseph LolchOt, of Canton, spent
Sunday last with his cousin Mr.. John
Bonnot on North Chapel street.
Miss Annie Ballzet, who has been sick
with rheumatism for the past few weeks,
Is recovering under the treatment Of
DR.. Rogers,
The Misses Mary Lallemant and Louisa
POupaney left for Nottingham, Ohio, on
Thursday, TO resume their studies at the
villa Angela.
At the last meeting of the Council, A.
NJ. McCarty was appointed TO take charge
OF the enlargement Of the corporate lin
Its Of Louisville.
On Thursday last Marshal Gaume ar
rested two men for drunkenness and
lodged them In the cooler. The one
claimed TO be pen artist from Wooster,
Ohio.
Mestra. Joseph Beucler, Louis Dos.
tr0ph, Edward Menegay and Albert
Mason left on Monday last for Beatty,
Pa, where they will attend ST. Vincent
College.
The staff and cold wave flag, as 70.
qured by u. s. Signal Service, Is about
completed, and will soon adorn the
front part of the post Office building on
Main street.
A surprise party was rendered Miss
L0ulsa Fete on Saturday evening at the
residence OF her uncle, Louis Menegay,
on North Mil street. At about eleven
o'clock The guests sat down TO o very
elegant supper. II was an enjoyable
occasion, aud one long TO be remem.
bered with pleasure by tho guests.
Messrs. Charles GOughner, George
Chenot, Charles Schllling aud Agustus
Juilliard left on Tuesday for THIN, o.,
where they have been attending Heidle-
berg College for the past year.
We notice that large hollow tiles are
coming into general use for the build
ing Of cellars and walls In thls vicinity.
Mr.. Anthony Hang Is building his cellar
wall with them. They are said TO be
cheaper than common bri;b, and much
better.
Miss Ella Meckley's 18th anniversary
was celebrated on Monday evening, Sep
tember ID, by aome Of her friends Miss
Meckley was taken by surprise, but she
appreciated the occasion very much,
and all present enjoyed themselves
splendidly,
A very pleasant and largely attended
surprise party was given Mr.. Edward
Meneg0y and MIR. Louis D'0str0ph on
last Saturday evening at tho residence
OF their parents, Mr.. and Mrs, D'0stroph.
The evening was spent In various
amusements, and good time 10 reported
by those present.