Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-03-01
Republicans Will Caucus
on March Is.
Successful Entertainment at
First M. E. Church.
Entertained Friends at the Inn
Personal Notes.
Especial Correspondence.)

Barbcrton, March las the spring
election draws near, the political pot
begins to warm up and szzle.
Tho Republicans have decided to
hold their caucus to nominate candi-
dates on March II. The Democrats
have not yet decided upon "A date, but
will nominate by caucus.
| Many aspirants for the nomination
of Mayor. City Solicitor, Marshal and
Treasurer, have been mentioned. For
Mayor on the Democratic ticket, the
nalnes of John Il. Davis, editor OF
the News, and Justice John McNa-
mara. have been announced. Neither
of them, however, will make Il fight
for the place. On the Republican side
the present incumbent, Mayor George
+. Dumnt, will be Il candidate for re-
election.
| The race for City Solicitor promises
| TO be the most exciting. The present
Solicitor, Charles zimmerman, will be
n candidate for the nomination on
the Republican ticket, and will he
opposed by Attorney II, A. Huene. In
II statement Mr.. Hueno said, friends
are continually urging him to run for
the office, but Huene states that he
makes more money by parties bring
ling suits against the village than the
Solicitors income would bring him.
He says, however, that if he is tender
cd the nomination lie will become his
pnrtys candidate. The Democratic
nominee will be Attorney o. ID. Ever
hard.
Marshal j. l.. Smith, DcmocraD will
be opposed by @. A. Cotton, and David
Schoenstne, while Fire Chief David
Ferguson will run on the Republican
ticket.
Treasurer IL. r. Erase, Democrat,
will have u contest with Messrs. Hast
ings and the present City Clerk u. A.
Miller. TITO only Republican cand-
date inc,u ourd is Charles $. John.
ston.
II. Spillman Riggs gave an entertain
ment in solo whistling, impcrsonation
aud lecturlng Tuesday night in tho
First M. II. church that eclipsed all
previous entertainments of similar
kind. The church wass well filed and
he was applauded vigorously He re.
sponded 10 several encorcs.
on Thursday evening, Mr.. o. d.
Everhard, will he married TO Miss
Emma Ault, q teacher in the public
schools here. The ceremony will be
performed at the home of the brides
parents in Orrvlle,
Fred o. Goss, of Cleveland, repre-
sentlng the Bankers Fraternal I'm
ion, is here securing members for the
order A lodge will be instituted as
soon as enough members are secured.
A social was given last evening by
the Young People Of st. Augustine's
Catholic cyhurch, nj the home Of Mr..
IL. Il. Hayde, on First ST.
Miss Cicely Bishop will leave next
Monday for Chicago, She will study
clocution with Prof. Blanchard, Of
the University of Chicago.
Mrs. George l., lIartcr 107 Marshal
ave, Akron, entertained the following
ladies ut the Inn Tuesday, in honor
of Mrs. Chas. +. Harrison and Mrs.
l. +. Whiieside, of Louisville, Ky:
Miss Jess NJ. Smith, Mrs. IL, b. Ham.
lin, Mrs. II. Il. Wilson, Mrs. Il. A,
Oviatt, Mrs. A. II. Noab, Mrs. Geo, G,
Allen, Mrs, Percy w, Leavitt, Mes
danes Harrison and Whiteside are
the guests In Akron of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry II. Hamlin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Haas, OF Houghton,
Mich, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
NJ. RIchberger
Chas. f.. Rink has concluded n
lengthy visit in Massillon with his
parents.
WIN. CuTen, OF Apple Creek, is Wis
iting his brother.
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