Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-01-04
LATE LOCALS.


on and building Wednesday. The
team started to move suddenly, with
the result that Mr.. White was pressed
against the wall with such force that
one of his ribs was broken.
A fox killed 30 ducks belonging to j.
w. Wilson Of Client, Tuesday night.
Miss Mary Il. Keener Of Kent, and
Mr.. IL. Il. Overholt of Brimfeld were
married Monday night in the presence
Of 10 invited guests. Miss Hattie Keen
er, sister of the bride, acted as brides.
maid. Mr.. James Beckwith was best
man. After receiving congratulations a
sumptuous wedding supper was serv-
ed. Mr.. and Mrs. Ovcrholt received
many handsome presents.
An enjoyable entertainment was given
mt the First German Reformed church
Wednesday evening by the Norka quar-
tet, assisted by Howard Brenizer, clo-
cutionist.
Mayor Barkhammer, of Doylestown,
declines to grant licenses to fake shows
on the ground that they take money
, out of town. His determination In
this line is being applauded by Doylcs
town people.
i, s. Pardee Of Akron. who was elect
ed sergennt-nt-arms, will he quite well
remembered by Enst Liverpool, says
tne Crisis. In the early nineties Par
dee was Adams express agent, succeed
ing w. w. Blythe In the position and
serving the company for about three
years as its agent in the Cerami City.
From East Liverpool Pnrdeceyent to
Akron, read law and later was admit
ted to the Summit county bar
| Mrs. VIM. Wilson, OF South Akron,
has been called to Massillon, by tel
eSram announcing that her brother,
Chns. Davis, had been severely III
jured in w. & l.. Il. Wreck Mt Dalton.
The party holding ticket No. 3426 is
entitled to the tea set raflled off Jan.
l, at G. Plappert's liquor store, 41O
II. Exchange st. If It is not claimed
by 8 pm. Jan. s, 1t will be rnilied OF
again.
The pension OF Charles L. Harris,
deceased, has been rc.lssucd nj Sia
per month. The widow, Julln A.
Harris, has been granted u pension of
So per month.
Hon. w. IL. Young will deliver an
address at Dayton, Tuesday, ian. 16
Tho occasion Is the third annual con
vention Of the League Of Ohio Mu-
inequalities. His subject will he
''The Civil Service system of Cities
and Powers Conferred Upon tho Coy.
crnor."
&'+
Northern Ohio Traction ear No. 80,
on the Main and Market ST. line. col,
lldcd with one of the Dickson Trans.
fer compuny's wagons at corner Of
Rubber and South Mniu SITS. Wed.
nesday about noon. Damagc slight.
Chief Of Police Harrison has called
an election for January =, between
the hours Of ! and ! pm. 10 select
three trustees for the Police Pension
Fund association,
The Sons of the American Rcvolu.
tion Will enjoy an Informal banquet at
Hotel Buchtel Friday night. The
members of the local lodgcandu few In
vited guests from Cleveland will he
present.
Engineer Gallagher of Mansfield has
been brought TO this city to III va
cancy In the Erie yards,
G Il, Kimball, general passenger
agent of the Pennsylvania lines, was
In Akron Thursday.
Erie engine No, ~, has been put into
active service for tho first time since
the wreck AZ the salt works south of
the city, n month ago. The engine was
rebuilt at the Pan Handle shops In Co
lumbus Engineer Benjamin Glnther
Will run the locomotive,
Agents ticket agents and clerks in
the Akron railroad offices are having
their busiest season now. With month
ly and annual reports and the yearly
Ia. al.... L..