Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-07-11
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LABOR CLAIM-The City of Ak
ron and the Akron Traction & Elec-
trio company are defendants in a
case brought against them in Justice
Hard's court by Justus Shepard, a
laborer of the city, who brings action
to collect labor bill of $3.50, which
he claims is due him for repair work
done on a bridge on Howard st.
INCREASED - Summit county
pensioners have received increases
as follows: George Van Buskirk
Tallmadge, $6 to $S: Washington
Atha, East Liberty, sS to $40, and
Thomas P. Bean, Peninsula. IS to $40.
CLERKS ELECTION = The
Clerks union will meet Tuesday
night. when the election of officers
will take place.
NEW GREEN HOUSE-Sam J.
Hibbs, of Dean ST., will in few days
commence the erection of a large
green house, designed especially fol
the growing of chrysanthemums
The building will be l00x22.
INJURED AT FIRE-Julius Oh
sen is confined to his home, 1l2 $.
Summit ST., the result of an accident
at Wiener Bros fire last Thursday
night. Olsen was a sub-fireman at
the No. 3 station. While he was
taking ladder off the truck, a hose
struck him on the left foot. His foot
has swollen very much and the cords
in his leg have also commenced to
swell. He is unable to walk.
NAME CHANGED-The Amer
lean Fine Art Castings company has
filed an amendment with the Secre-
tary of State changing its name to
the American Castings company.
The plant is located on River st.
CHILD INJURED-A A laundry
wagon ran over the child of Mr.. and
and Mrs. Fred J. Hess of III Mills
av., Tuesday morning. The child
was injured but not seriously.
INSTALLED-The newly elected
officers of Akron lodge, No l, Path
finder, were installed Monday night.
ANKLE SPRAINED-Mrs. J. H.
McCrum, 2OS Adolph ave., sprained
her ankle Monday. She was going
down stairs, with her baby in her
arms, when she tripped and fell. The
infant was uninjured.
ESTIMATE FILED - Engineer
Payne has filed an estimate of the
Johnston st. improvement. The
city's share amounts to $1,935.46 and
the property's $9,976.57, making the
total $11, ,912.53 or about $2.16 per foot
front.
LARGE AUDIENCE-A very
large audience was present at the
Lakeside casino Monday night. The
vaudeville attractions and special
ties for the week are fine, and elicit
ed prolonged and vigorous applause
from the audience.
TAILORS OUTING-The tailors
of the city and their families are
having big time in the enjoyment
of their annual outing at Blue Pond
today. Quite large crowd is in at
tendance and the amusements are
varied and entertaining.
LIQUOR CASE-The case in
which Samuel Mantle, an Akron
carpenter, is plaintiff in a charge
against Menches BROS, proprietors
of Summit Lake park, accusing them
of selling liquor ON Sunday, will be
heard in Justice Hoffman's court
Wednesday at a. IN.
LAWN FETE-The Womans' Re-
lief Corps has made extensive
preparations for the lawn fete at the
home of Aaron Teeple, West Market
ST., Wednesday evening. Ice cream
and cake will be served.
SMALLSUMI MINVOLVED-Amos
Watson of Coventry township, has
brought suit against August Zillsdorf
of the same township to collect 81
cents due him in a settlement. The
case will be heard before Squire A.
e. Betz of Coventry, Wednesday
morning.