Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-08-18
PERSONALS.

MT. NJ. " Nell returned from New
York today.
The Heintz family reunion wa
held at Silver lake Thursday.
Miss Anna Schooler of Clevelan,
is the guest of Miss Anna Emermar
at 104 East Cedar st.
Miss Mary Wall of Wadsworth il
guest at the home of Harvey NJ
Hollinger on Cobb av.
The Misses Pearl Hartel ant
Mayme Manter of Doylestown, call
ed on Akron friends Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Little are at
t,nding the Smith-Little family re.
union at Garretsville today.
The ninth annual reunion of the
Smith association will be held a
Silver Lake, Saturday, August 10.
Mrs. Max and Mrs. Morris Seigel
of Alliance are visiting Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Kraus at $50 West Market st
| Mr.. and Mrs. John Flath anc
daughter. Miss Mabel, attended the
Maccabee picnic at Silver lake
Thursday.
Miss Bessie DeHaven of Akron
has been the guest of Fulton friends,
who have made it itpleasant for her.
Canal Fulton SPINAL.
Mrs. Jennie Wellock of South Main
st. will leave Saturday morning for
West Salem. where she will attend
the Evangelical camp meeting.
Mrs. B, F. Davis and granddaugh-
ter, Miss Birdie Baumann, have re-
| turned home after a four weeks visit
W tn relatives in Montgomery City,
Mo.
Miss Vone Browne of Wellington,
is visiting at the home of her cousin,
Mrs. B. F. Showalter, 746 Sumner
ST., and attended the Browne reunion
at Blue Pond, Wednesday, Aug. 16.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. P. Mason and
daughters, Kittie and May, of Co.
burn ST., Miss Bertha Pisel of Good
rich ST., and Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Pal
mer of 11S Fay ST., have returned
from a pleasant visit at Niagara
Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Manthey of
e. Crosier ST., entertained the young
people of st. Johns Lutheran
church Wednesday evening. The
lawn was tastefully decorated with
Japanese lanterns and various out
door amusements were enjoyed. Re-
freshments were served.
Mrs. n. G. Fancher, Mrs. J. B.
LOCKER and Mrs. H. S. Diller, of III
North Broadway, returned home
Friday morning from Chicago, where
they had enjoyed u weeks visit with
friends. Mrs. Fancher was accom-
panied home by her neice, Miss Inez
Alexander and Mrs. LOCKER by her
daughter, Miss Adelaide.
Messrs. w. T. Tobin, manager of
the cloak, suit, fur and manufacture
ing department. of the M. O'Neil &
Co., A. M. Barber, buyer for the gen.
tlemen' furnishings and underwear
department., F. w. Pickup, buyer for
The house furnishing department,
and J. D. Chandler, buyer for the |
books and stationery department,
left for New York this morning. |
they will go from Cleveland to Buf-
falo and from Albany to New York |
by boat. Miss Lizzie Hallinan, of |
lne M. O'Neil & Co., will leave for
New York the first part of the week |
to buy laces.
Reunion Of Smith Family.
The fifth annual reunion of the |
Smith family was held Thurday at |
the residence of VIM E. Heimbaugh,
South Main st. A good attendance
was had, there being about 20 per-
sons present. The main features of |
the dav was the dinner, which was
served under tent, which was
pitched for the purpose. After din
ner short program was enjoyed.
The election of officers followed.
Henry E. Shook was elected presi-
dent; Mrs. Emma Reeser, secretary
and treasurer; Miss Ella New, his
torian. All partook of watermelon
and bananas, after which the as
sembly began to disperse. Among
the out-of-town guests were John
Smith, of Toledo: Mr.. and Mrs. Jos.
Moore, Mr.. and Mrs Geo. New of
Hartville; Mrs. Radel and daughter,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Smith;
the Misses Samantha, Eva, Ida and
Mr.. Ira Smith and Emma Bowen of
Canton; Mr.. and Mrs. w. HooverIof
Uniontown; Perry Moore of Green
town; Mrs. Emma Reeser of Moga-
dore and Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Porter
of Kennerdell, Pa. All enjoyed
and it was decided to
hold the next reunion at the resi-
dence of George New at Hartville,
on the third Thursday in August 1900.
POCKET PICKED-Mrs. George
Craig of Atwater, o., was relieved of