Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-06-04

Edwards saloon, corner High ana
Broadway.
| The famous Werniz family left Sat.
urday for Grand Rapids. Mich, where
they will I'll an engagement.
| The excursion to Columbus Sunday
was attended by 175 people from this
city.
Special services were held Mt the
High street temple Sunday morning in
colnmcmoratioD of the Feast Of the
Weeks.
The Rapid Transit company's tracks
are being extended to Jobnson's Cor.
ners. Wooster ave. will be graded to
the full length Of the tracks.
Buchtel College students rehearsed
the play "Strathmore" at the Grand
opera house Saturday afternoon. The
| play will be given June II.
The funeral Of Austin II. PursciI
will be held at his late residence 1O1
Fairlawn Terrace, at 8 o'clock TUESDAY
morning. In:erment at New Portage.
The German Lutheran psrockial
school term will be concluded with a
picnic Friday, June 29. Plsce for hold
ing the picnic has rot yet been selected.
| The Senior vacation at Bucitel Col.
/ lcgc began Monday. This will give
/ tiIc class two weeks TO fnish their
/ theses and be in readiness for gradua.
ton.
In Justice HoffmaE's court Monday
! forenoon Martin Riley. accused OF az.
sault and battery upon the person OF
Frank Carderelli, was fined s2 and
costs.
Evangelist ". r. Crispin addressed
a union meeting of about 200 Univer-
salists and Methodists in the Brimtield
Methodist church Sunday night on the
Drink Evil.
About go potters and friends went
to New Castle, Pa. Monday, to attend
the annual picnic of the Association OF
Operative Potters. The picnic was
held in CASCADE Park.
Case in Justice Helblings court
against VIM. Rashall, against whom
replcyin action has been instituted by
Williams Bros, wholesale grocers OF
Cleveland, has been continued 10 June
| IL.
| At a special meeting of the Search
Light club. Miss Amanda Pontius was
elected president and Miss Ella San
tom, secretary. The club adjourned
for the summer months to meet again
| in September.
DIR. c. f.. Williamson will leave for
Cleveland Tuesday morning 10 attend
DR.. Williamson will read Il paper on
Some of the Reasons Why Teeth
Should Not be Extracted i'll Youth"
The annual strawberry lunch of the
Ladies' Cemetery Association. mt q. A.
r. hall Saturday was a great success,
More than 500 was cleared. The mon
ey will he used in erecting gateway
at the Exchange st. entrance to Glen
dale.
S. w. Berkey, a brakeman on the
Erie. lost two fingers of his right hand,
while making a coupling ut the Old
Forge. Sunday. He was taken TO the
hospital where DR.. 7. C. Parks attend
cd him. Berkeys houme is in Pennsyl-
vania.
The Board Of City Commissioners
Oh Monday morning decided to author
ze the placing of two fire hydrants
on Bell ST., one at the corner of Camp
bel! ST.. and the other at Popular st.,
providing that the Water Works COM
pary lays a six inch main through the
street.
A series of revival meetings are be-
ing held under the auspices of the Free
Methodist church at the corner OF
Bowery and Exchange sts. Services
each day at $50 and 7:30 p. m. These
meetings will continue indefinitely.
Reys. i. y. Foui, of North Baltimore
II. W. Mitchell of Youngstown, c. F..
Calkins of Rocky River. and 8. h.
Whcatlake Of Cleveland are expected
70 be there rart of the time.