The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-09-11
THE STENCIL
From Rotting Wheat at
Louisville Elevator Fire
Referred to the State
Board Of Health.

Louisville, O., Sept. THE board of
health held a meeting Thursday night
to take action in regard to the refuse
which remains from the Louisville ell
eyator. Neither Lautzenhiser nor
Brumbaugh would claim the rotting
wheat which is left. DR.. r. G.. Walk
er, health officer, telephoned to the
state board of health and the clerk
was notified to have the stencil re-
moved. The affairs of the Louisville
Elevator company in regard to the
fire are in litigation, and until the
difficulties are cleared, the owner of
the burned wheat will not be known.
TO BOOST THE BAND.
A meeting was held Thursday night
by the Business Mems association, at
which the support of the new band
was discussed. 1t was found, how
ever, that the full amount needed to
equip the band was too large a sum
to be granted by the business men
alone. and a meeting will be held In
the near future at which the citizens
of Louisville will be asked to buy
stock Unless the money can be rails"
ed in this way the future of the band
will not took very bright, 1t was
thought at first that good secondhand
instruments could be procured which
would greatly decrease the expense OF
equipment, but Mr. Fiala stated after
his trip to Cleveland that it would be
inadvisable to buy anything but new
instruments.
PERSONALS.
Harry and Ada Slusser, of Akron,
are visiting their grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. D. NJ. Slusser.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hildenbiddle
visited George Meier at his home at
Paris. O., Friday
Miss Kate Kaufman Is visiting her
nephew, s. j. Kaufman.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. William Gill
bert. daughter
Mr. and Mrs. George Hildenbiddle
and daughter Mamie, will leave Sun
day for Denver
Arthur Keim starts for Denver Sun
day
Mrs. Martin Coy spent Thursday in
Canton with friends.
Marshal Guittard made business
trip to Canton yesterday.
Charles Meyers, the son of D. o.
Meyers, was seriously injured in a
machine shop, where he is employed
at Los Angeles, Cal. A telegram re-
ceived yesterday morning reported |
that there was little danger of the |
accident proving fatal.
DR.. R. G. Walker has sold his in
terest in the practice of the firm of |
Drs. Walker and Walker to his broth
er, DR.. A. A. Walker. He and his |
family will move to Denver, Colo, |
where he will practice medicine.
Miss Anna Hattria will enter st. |
Josephs academy at Cleveland in a
few days.
Mrs, H. Friday and daughter, Mrs.
Rose Prescott, of San Francisco, are
visiting friends in town.
Mrs. Lucinda Bissell, of Wooster, is
the guest of her sisters, Mrs. Eliza
beth Montgomery and Mrs. w. S.
Earseman.
Mrs. Frank Doll and daughter Gret-
chen of Gypsum, Colo, are the guests
of Mr., and Mrs Daniel Slusser.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Flynn, of Ba-
ker City, Oregon, are visiting friends
near Louisville.
Mrs. Peter Cachat, of Cleveland, is
the guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
F. X. Paumier
George Thurin made a business trip
to Cleveland Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs Joseph Haak and Mr..
and Mrs. Levi Summers are attending
the state fair at Columbus.
The w C. T. u will hold a meet
ing at the home of Mrs. ]. H. Rogers,
Friday evening.
Mr.. Dutton, of Alliance, will move
to Louisville shortly.