Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-02-17
LATE LOCALS.


Rabbi I. Philo, pastor OF the High
st. Temple, preached an excellent SER
mon Friday evening on The Religion
| of the Future"
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Prentiss, of
Copley Center, were the recipients Of
the incest kind of valentine Tuesday,
twin boys.
Miss Eflic McNeily, the accomplished
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Theo. Nc
Nelly of Ashland, was united in mar
riagc at her home Wednesday to Mr.
G. h. Dilley of Cleveland, Of the law
firm of Garry X Dilley. Miss Bertha
Hood of Akron was one of the guests
at the wedding.
Shortly after the fight of A. K. Seat
on, Miss Carrie Ward saw him on n
/ train at Chicago, where she recently
visited AS soon as he saw her he
arose from his seat and went into an
other car She knew nothing of his
troubles at this time, and thought his
conduct strangely rude in thus ignor-
ing an old acquaintance. Miss Ward
is the daughter of Mrs. l.. S. Ward,
now of Cleveland, but until late years
resident of Ravenna.--
4 Press
The Dauntless Burner X Gas Stove
company has received charter anu
the manufacture oe the new concerns
specialties will begin in o short time.
! The company has practically decided
to obtain site and locate in Massil.
lon.
! At the Sacred Concert to be given at
the Grand opera house Sunday after
noon at $50, Mr.. w. a. Putt, will be
the soloist and the band will play,
"The Beers Patrol in which occurs
the Boer National hymn. This is new
and is the first time it has been rem
dered.
The Francis Willard Memorial meet
ing which had been arranged for next
Monday at the w. c. T. L. rooms has
been postponed one week, and In its
place Temperance and Physical Edu-
cation Institute will be conducted by
Miss Margaret Winti'inger, at the First
BAPTIST church from to . p, m. Miss
Wintringer, who gave the pleasing
nbo1 IL toI Oh I,A 10, iet ,1, act
November is IA speaker of National rep
utation and thoroughly understands
/ every phase of tbe temperance work.
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The Tip Top Cycle club would like to
have full membership at meeting
Monday night, as plans for a new club
house are to he considered.
The Masons of Cuyahoga Falls gave
a dance at Apollo hall Friday night. 1t
was attended by 100 couples, among
the number being several Akron cou-
pies. Light refreshments were serv-
ed.
Buchtel College students enjoyed
their regular formal dancing party
for the winter term in Militant hail
Friday evening. About GO couples were
present The guests were receivd by
DR.. and Mrs. C. r., Kobe Misses Mil
dred Marty and Eva Hart, and Mr..
Gerald II. Brown. Dainty refresh
ments were served.
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| The Zeta Alpha Epsilon fraternity
of Buchtel College gave banquet to
their lady friends at Hotel Buchtel,
after the college dance, Friday night.
About 30 were present. eparty was
chaperoned by Miss J.. Elmic Warner.
Messrs. Jacob and VIM. Gayerreceiv-
ed the sad news Saturday of the ser,
ious Hines of their mother at Indiana
The funeral services over the re-
mains of Otto Boedickcr will be held al
his late residence, at 2 p, m, Sunday.
Interment in Glendale cemetery.
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C. H. and s. Il, Jones, with the as
slstance of G. Wildey Lloyd, special
agent for the Central Accident Insur.
ance Co., of Pittsburg, have written
two hundred and tifty-four thousand
dollars accident insurance with the
business and professional men of Ak
ron in nine days. These gentlemen
must have superior contract to write
so much business in so short time.
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