Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-07-21


like veterans. The lodge is very much
pleased to know that Bro. Geo. w.
Carmichael is rapidly and nicely re.
covering from his recent injury.
Bro. S. U. Wilson has extended
cordial invitation to the lodge to
fish fry at Long Lake on Wednesday
evening, July %, and will furnish free
transportation to the knights and their
Indies. The boat will leave lock one
at $50 pm. sharp, and tables will be
placed ON board for those who wish
to enjoy a social game of cards. The
hotel charges will be fifty cents
plate. Let all turn out and make it
royal good time.
U. r. X. OF P.
Summit City company U. r. X Of P.
is making excellent progress in drill
ing. Meetings are now held twice
week, and at the last meeting the
company took to the paved streets,
where better air can be secured and
there more space for the evolutions.
The members of the company are
full Of enthusiasm and turn out almost
TO a man SO that by the time of the
muster tribe company will be in very
presentable shape. Tho warrant for
the company has been received from
Major General Carnahan, and Capt.
A. y. Siegfried, of Company No. 21
has been appointed mastering officer.
1t is expected that the company will
be mustered in soon after August 1.
/. O. o. f.
Summit lodge No. 80, Monday even.
ing had good attendance. After the
rountine business, Brother Henry gave
"a lecture on the Initiatory Degree,
which was very interesting. The
officers for the ensuing term follow:
G. G. Bunts N. g.; r. Il. Washer. B. G.;
Ed. Goodenberger, recording secretary;
Perry lireisher, II. S. n. c.; FREQ
Hardenstein, l.. S. y. g.; j. w. Walk
er warden; ]. Stewart conductor;
Fred Laub, H. s. s.; A. Mauderbaugh.
T.. ,s. S.; r. Frank, II. $. V. c.. y. G.,
Leininger, l.. S. V. G.; Geo. McFcrron,
outside guard; G. A. Swope, inside
guard; j. w. King, chaplain.
Memo lodge met Tuesday evening
with a good attendance. After rou-
tine business, the following officers
| were installed, by j. Z. Jones, ID. ID. G..
Nj. and staff: N. g.; II. A. Whiteman;
". g., E. j. Baugh; recording secre-
tary, Iinchan; financial secretary, j.
III. Wagner; II. s. n. G., G. Nj. Hib-
bard; l., S. n. g., f. Renninger; war
den, Fl. u. Keck; Conductor, +. G.
Marsh: X. s. S., II. ID. Jackson; l.. s.
s., X. II. Broucher; outside guard
Jackson Morter; inside guard, II. Rob
ing; r. S. V. c., VIM. Wierman; L. S
| v. c., A. S. Kitingcr.
Canton-Akron met Tuesday evening
with n fair attendance. The drill was
omitted, owing to the very warm
evening.
DAUGHTERS OF REBEKAH. =
Colfax lodge Daughters of Rebekah
installed the following officers Thurs
day evening, Mrs. Clara Madison be
ing the installing officer: Mrs. Jen
ME Weaver, n. c.; Mrs. Grace Twyn
ham, V. c.. Mrs. Nellie Cahow, record
ing secretary; Mrs. Annie Chapman
warden; Emma Homan, conductor; L.
Kryder. r. =. V. g.; Jennie Garfield
IL. S. v. c. Mary Il. Coney, first guard
Jos. c. Weaver, outside guard. Next
Thursday evening, July 26, will be the
regular meeting night. Sewing circle
in the afternoon.
Akron lodge No. "a had their usua
attendance. Routine business was
transacted Installation of officers was
postponed until next Wednesday even
ling.
The Summit county beneficial asOcia
tion mad their monthly meeting Mon
day evening. After the routine bust
ness, an order was drawn for the bal
ance due Mrs. Jane Morris, on thu
death OF her husband.
Akron Encampment, No. 1S, Frida.
evening, had fair attendance, whel
the officers were installed. A, w
Hawkins, u. ID. G.. p; @. p, b. L
Wills: II. r., Chas. G. Warner; senio
worden, Fred Tweed; junior warder
Il. Il. Marsh; A. q. Keck, first w.
VIM. \. Gostlin, ID W.; j. Runion, B
warden; Jas. Salmon. ith warden; II
II. Keck, list guard; ed. Goodenbergel
I'd guard; II. n. Bowerd S.; o, Zandel
outside guard.
l.. III. @,
The excursion to Cleveland Tuesda
evening promises to be up-to-dat'
The car leaves on the A. r, @. line u
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