Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-10-30
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Mrs. Jos. Fisher, residing on South.
ampton ST., is very ILL.,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. b. Miller and Mr..
B. G.. Work have returned from New
York.
Mr.. A. G. Bachtel was the guest of
his father, Mr.. NJ. A. Bachtel of Canton
Sunday.
Miss Emma Eippert of Spicer st,
spent Sunday with her parents at Ca
nal Fulton.
officer Edwards of the Akron Police
force on Monday commenced his two
weeks vacation.
Mrs. Erase and granddaughter Miss
Pearl Hartel, Of Doylestown, were In
the city Monday.
DR.. w. p. Conner, formerly in the
| Arcade block, has fitted up new OH
ces in the Hamilton building.
Miss Elizabeth Anble has returned
from a four weeks visit with her sis
ter, Mrs. James Il. Cole of Norwalk
A Halloween social will he given at
the First NJ. r. Church Tuesday night
by the church and Epworth League.
Mrs. John w. Evans and son John, Of
30O1h Allyn st, have returned from a
two months visit in Colorado much
improved in health.
Twenty intimate lady friends of Mrs.
John Washer assisted her In celebrat,
ing her birthday anniversary Sunday
afternoon and evening.
| George w. Grouse, NJ. f. Anderson,
II. j. Thompson, +. Il. Werner and
w. II. Byrider We're Akron men regis
tered at New York hotels during the
past week.
George w. Gardner and Nora Spade
were united in matrmony at the resi-
dence of the officiating Minister, Rev.
o. w. Slusser in the presence of a few
friends on Sunday, Oct. %.
Mrs. John Flath and daughter, Miss
Mabel, of Wadsworth, and Mr. NJ l..
Harter, of Painesville, visited with
their parents, Rev. and Mrs George
Harter, of 121 Ira ave-, Sunday.
Mrs. l.. d. Smith who has been the
guest of Officer and Mrs A. j. Cogs-
well of 140 Benjamin ST., the past two
months, will return tonight to her
home at GAINESVILLE, AIinn.
Mr.. ID. ID. Church, jeweler and opti
elan, who has been the guest of friends
in this city the past four weeks, left
this evening for Steam Corners, o..
where he will permanently settle.
The Epicurean club gave its first
dance of the season mt XXth Century
hall Monday night. The hail was beau
tifully decorated with palms and Gu
flowers. Nearly 80 couples We're pres
ent. Ls
Mr.. Clifford l. Foltz of 21S Carol
st. has accepted the position of privat
secretary and stenogrnpher for thu
University of Pennsylvania Mr., Folt
/. was formerly employed by the Akrol
Supply company. He will leave 500
for Philadelphia.
A number of the members of Colum
bia Council, Daughters of Liberty, vii
drive to Canal Fulton Tuesday after
moon to attend meeting Of the orde
in that village, All members who in
tend going, are requested to meet a
Lalfel's corners, promptly at 3 p. m.
LIMRIC- C-ELLINwOoD.
Mr. Howard h. Lmric and Miss Jes
sic III, Ellinwood We're quietly marie
Monday at $ p. M. in the presence O
the immediate families. Mr.. Limri
leaves for Boston, Mass, soon, In th
a interest of the Is. +. Goodrich Co.
YOUNG MARRIED PEOPLES CLU'
, The members of the Young Marie
4 Peoples club met at the Office o
t Hall II llarter Monday evening an
organized for the coming social Sc,
, son by electing the following dire'
tors: |. G. Alden, J. Walter Lyde
Q A. j. Rowley, G. c. Goodrich an
Harry Raymond. Mr., Alden is pres
dent and Mr. Lyder treasurer III
club decided to hold series of eigl
Q dances in the new Hamilton hal
There will be no parties after Easte
The dues were reduced from $50 p,
annum to Sl2.
. MULnOWNEY-S
: Mr.. William j. Muldowney of Akro
D and Miss Mary j. Scott of Thon,n
town We're married at ST. Vincent {
: Paurs church by DR.. Il. II. Mahar /,
: o'clock Tuesday morning A lare
number of friends were Dreseut at IL