Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-06-27
PERSONALS.

on their wheels to Suffield Sund ay.
Charlie and Albert Ley went to
Cleveland today on business.
Mrs. John Yeager of HOS South
High st. was happily surprised by a
visit from her brother Gust Dunn
beck and wife, her sisters, Mrs. Joe
Hauer,. Mrs. Jake Simons, and
friends, Mrs. J. Fritz, Mrs. George
! Hiegel, Mrs. ]. P. Heinlein and
Mrs. Joe Dumbeck, all of Erie, Pa.
Mrs. Don c. Ault, who has been
visiting with friends in Lodi, has
returned to her home in Akron.
Miss Eta Baughman of Carroll
ST., is seriously i'll with malaria
fever.
E. E. Stine of Stow was in the city
Monday looking after his interests as
candidate for Recorder on the Demo-
cratic ticket.
f. ]. Starn of Barberton, formerly
of South Akron, called on Akron
friends Monday.
The clerks of Coons & Co.'s five
and ten cent store enjoyed an outing
at Randolph park Monday evening.
Dancing was the feature of the even
ing. The trip was made in special
car.
Chas. E. Gostlin, a letter carrier,
of 139 Pearl St., accompanied by his
mother and sister. will leave Thurs
day for Montreal. Canada, for visit
with friends.
Mrs. Chas. H. Elliott of 406 South
Forge st. left Tuesday morning for a
two-weeks' visit with her parents at
Ontario. 0.
Mrs. B. F. Davis and grand
daughter. Miss Birdie Baumann, of
Euclid av., are visiting relatives in
Manifold and Chicago Junction.
Miss Zelle Berry, of 9O4 East Mar
ket ST., returned home Tuesday
morning from Boston, in which city
she has spent the past few months
in the study of music at one of the
Conservatives.
Mrs. Adam Hainer and daughter,
Miss May of New Castle, Pa, are
the guests of Justice and Mrs. j. r.
Campbell of 7l6 East Exchange st.
H. Harry Miller, Chas. Hawkins
and ''Toby" Hanscom fished at Tur-
keyfoot lake Monday. They say
they caught 2OS blue gills.
The Clerks union will elect officers
tonight.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gustav Jentsch, 400
Sumner ST., will leave Wednesday
for Cincinnati to attend the Saenger-
fest.
c. F. Bates of Cleveland, is here
for the week.
Misses Floretta Moss and Helen
Leopold and Gus Moss will attend
the wedding of Louis J. Schlesinger
and Miss Birdie Hexter in Cleveland
Wednesday evening. Mr.. Schlesinger
and coming wife will reside in Ak
ron.
VIM. Mehrle and John Bucher of
Bartges st. spent Sunday with friends
at Columbus, Mr.. Mehrle's former
home.
Mrs. Chas. Nettle, accompanied by
her son, Eddie, and Mrs. R. Smith
and son Earl, all of Bartges ST., Ak
ron, went to Columbus Sunday. They
will spend a couple of weeks there
with friends, after which Mrs. Smith
and son will go to Erie, Pa, where
they will make their future home.
DIR. Roland Barnes of st. Louis
was the. guest yesterday of DR.. w. E.
and wife of 1853 South |
He was stopping here
on his way to Niagara Falls.
Miss Nettie Merryweather, of
North Broadway ST., left Monday for
where she will visit
friends for few weeks.
Mr.. Christ Schoeninger and Jul
Barth, will leave Saturday for Gin
where they spend few days
with friends.
DR.. A. Sicherman, has returned
rom an Eastern trip.
EX-Mayor James A. Rice of Can
5on, Democratic candidate for guber-
1atorial henors, is shaking hands
with Akron friends today.
Grace Reformed Sunday school
will hold it's annual picnic at Silver
axe tomorrow. Tickets are ON sale
1t Frank, Laubach & Clemmer's,
Black drug store, Eberhard's drug
store, Akron Shoe company, Shu-
maker & Co.'s, M. T. Cutter d
JOS, Frain & Manbeck's, and Geo.