Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-07-03
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.

Mr.. NJ. j. Orin left Tuesday, for his
home in, Carrollton.
Mr.. Charles Cross of Ithaca, NJ T..
is in the city on business
Major F. C. Bryan of Washington.
D. c. is visiting in the city.
Mr.. H. A. Hitchcock of Hudson. is
spending the day in Akron.
William Millikin will leave tonight
for Detroit to spend the Fourth.
Miss NJ. May Allen has returned
from Chicago for short visit With her
|parents.
Mr.. viii Couch of Blooklyn, N. Y,
has been visiting his Cornell friends
in this city.
Mrs. Harry B. Hamlin and family
left on Tuesday for an extended visit
in Cincinnati.
Miss Bessie Stine of Dayton, O., Is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. o. Salisbury
Taggart of 500 f. Buchtel ave.
Mr.. Charles Parsons, a sophomore
at Yale college, returned to Akron
Mo- lay, for his summer vacation
Mr.. and Mrs. X. L. RUSSELL of 206
s. College ST.. are spending the Fourth
at their old home, North Eewisburg,
Ohio.
The Misses Mary and Clara Gayer
have returned from Cleveland and Me
dina, where they have been spending
few days.
Mr.. Walter STREET of Toledo, in the
employ of the Hallwood Cash Register
company, is the guest of his parents
on Water st.
Miss Martha Chase returned Tuesday
from Oberln, o., where she has been
attending the commencement exercises
of Oberlin college.
The class of n, Akron High school
will hold social al the residence Of
Mrs. Bert II, Wills, I56 South Broad
way, Thursday evening.
Justice Il. j. Hard, deputy manager
OF the Pathfinder for this district is
home from Cleveland for visit of
few days with his family.
Mrs. Carrie w. Sadler, and son How
ard, of Ann Arbor, Mich, are visiting
friends in this city Howard leaves
on Friday for Chautauqua.
Mrs. o. +. Kntz, formerly of Ak
ron, has returned to Ashland, O., from
|a pleasant visit with her sister, Mrs.
10. w. Crevelng sos w. Cedar st.
The young ladies' of the Dague Bros.
s Co store enjoyed tally no ride and
flsh fry at the State Mills Monday
evening, About twenty in number
were present. @
About twenty members of the local
order are attending the Sons Of Vetcr-
ans reunion at Springfield o. Among
those who went were Mcssrs. ID. W.
Holloway and r. l.. Atchnson.
Mr. aud Mrs Burt l.. Dougherty will
leave Saturday for Pasadena. Cal. Mr..
Daugherty has not been well for two
years and he goes west to recover his
health Should the climate prove bene
| fetal they will make California their
future home.
Mrs. Ida H. Haushalter, supervisor
of sloyd and sewing in the public
schools left Tuesday morning for New
York city, where she will take sum
mer course in sloyd work al Columbia
University and instructions in sewing
at Pratt institute.
Mr.. Robert Estep, who has been at
tending college at Cambridge, Mass,
returned TO his home on East Ex-
change st Sunday, where he will spend
his summer vacation, MIR. Estep did
excellent work this year and received
the best grades of the class
The fifth anniversary of the dcdica
ton of st. Johns Lutheran church was
celebrated by the congregation sunday.
The members brought their dinners and
remained on the church campus all
day. In the afternoon open mir ser
vices were held, and the assemblage
was addressed by Rev. w. II. 10th
man. pastor of the German Lutheran
church.
ALBAUGH- -MOSSLY.
Mr., 4. K Albaugh of Canton, son
Of Judge j. w, Albnugh, was married
al o'clock this morning to Miss Ger
trude Mossly, also Of Canton, at Clevc.
laud. Mr.. Albaugh is the new manager
of the Grand Opera house, and is pop
ular and well known here, as well as
In Canton. The bride is an accom-
plished young lady. They left for a
trip up the lakes,
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