Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-02-16
LATE LOCALS.

Prof. O. e. Olin entertained the
members Of his Sunday school class,
at his home on s. Union ST., wednes-
day evening. About 80 were present.
Refreshments were served.
The first of the three entertainments
to be given by the school room decor.
alton committee will be opened by
the Camera club, March 2, at Assem-
bly, room, High school. This club has
kindly consented to give this first en-
tertainment. Mr.. Minns will explain
the slides in an instructive and pleas
ing manner, so that every one attend
will be entertained 1t is the desire
of the committee to interest all the cit
izens Of our city in this art education.
All art clubs and artists will be inter-
ested in this work. With works of art
In our schools the artictic tastes Of
the children will be cultivated and
the change in our city in few years
will be noticed from an artistic stand
point.
The friends of Mr.. and Mrs. e. A.
Whiteman gave him a genuine sere.
made, at their new home. 11s Nash
ST, Thursday evening. All present
had an enjoyable time
David Ferbstein, who has been in
Hungary for more than year, is
spending the winter in Italy. He has
not decided when he4wiH return to Ak
ron. 1t depends on the time occupied
in closing some business matters in his
native land.
A number of Akron Masons were
present at the banquet and reception,
rendered visiting Masons by ]. b.
Clyne at the Century club, Cleveland,
Thursday evening. The guests of
honor We're e. B. Butterworth, Ottawa,
Ont; G. F. Clapp, Warren; j. NJ. Spen-
Ger, Toledo; George arnold, Cleveland;
f. S. Harmon. Akron; r. B. Avery,
Cleveland; j.. A. Warner, Ports
mouth; u. &. Gulliford, Cleve.
land; s. w. Richardson, New York; f.
ID. Page, Cleveland; ]. +. Jones, Pitts
burg; Lafayette Lytle, Toledo; d. ].
Pearce, Hamilton; G. G. Martin, San
dusky; E. A. Baker, Youngstown;
Mason Evans. Youngstown, and L.
Booth, Youngstown.
New crossings for street cars will be
put in on Mill street by the railroad
companies.
At yesterdays session of the Ancient
and Accepted Scottish Rite Free Ma
sonry at Cleveland the consistorial de-
gress, nineteen to thirty-two inclusive,
were worked ON class of 81 candi-
dates. The morning SESSION begun at
8 a. m. ad was coducted by Lake Erie
Grand Consistory, $. p. r.. s. 49, The
25th degree was worked exclusively by
Akron brothers, and the Goth by broth
ers from Toledo.
None Of the Akron sewer pipe plans
are included in the combine of manu-
facturers, perfected in New York this
week..
Fl. A. Benuer, of Akron. was /
Manchester, several days last week.
securing contracts for the Akron Can
ming factory to be located at New
Portage. Some farmers have already
contracted to raise from one 10 six
acres of sweet corn. This is certainly
paying crop. The company will
pay $s per ton. From 10 tons can
be raised per acre.
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Mr. O. V. Dibble, of Wadsworth,
read paper before the Ohio Institute
of Mining Engineers at Columbus, to-
day on the subject of Surveying and
Mapping Mines"
Alexander Mahony, an old regular,
to have been under Clusters
command, but who did not partici-
pate In the famous massacre, was
among Poor Director Kendall's call
crs Thursday. He As on his way to