Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-10-25
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Miss Katherine Parsons was In
Cleveland Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Adams have
returned to their home in Florida.
Mrs. c. f. Wood and Mrs. ]. f..
Chambers went to Cleveland Thurs,
day
Mr. A. +. Stevenson, night agent at
the Union station, is i'll with tonsl-
litis.
Captain A. p. Baldwin left this
morning for Mansfield, to attend tho
funeral of the late Hon. John Sher-
man. E.,ItEk&l
Mr.. c. Il. Johnson, travelling pas
senger agent of the Wisconsin Cen
trail railroad, was in Akron Wednes-
day.
Mr.. Charles Baird, eastern repre-
sentative Of the n. b. Camp company,
with headquarters in New York, is
in Akron.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jackson Schaar, of
Corrima, Mich, who has been visit
ing friends in this vicinity returned
home today
The Chautauqua circle met at the
home of Judge N. d. Tibbals Wednes-
day evening. A musical and literary
program was given.
Mr.. B. n. Austin, general passenger
agent of the b. & @. and Mr.. W.. L.
Holley Of the Union Pacific called on
local railroad officials Wednesday.
Messrs. Herman Smallfelt, Edw
Goodenberger and Adam BAIL, the del
egates who represented the local Uunt
form Ranks Of Odd Fellows at the ma
tional convention in Richmond, w. Va.
recently, rendered a banquet to q
members of the Uniform Ranks Wed
nesday evening. Addresses, describing
their trip to the convention were made
by the delegates.
Mr.. and Mrs. Forest Swain of Hame
town gave 6 o'clock chicken dinner
Wednesday night in honor of their un
Gle and aunt Jackson Schaar and wife
of Corruna, Mich. There were alst
present, Mr.. Henry Schaar of Pennsyl
vanin, Miss Cora Roush of New Ber
lin, Miss Pearl Harter of Wadsworth
Mr.. and Mrs. o. n. Harter and family
Mrs A. G.. Teeple and daughter anC
Mr. G.. w. Spidle Of Akron, o., and Mr.
and Mrs. John Swain of Hametown.
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Miss Aida r. Sohn of 1902 Crous'
ST., was happily surprised by abou
/ 30 of her friends Wednesday evening
The occasion was her eighteenth
birthday and she received numerou
presents. The guests We're entertain
ed with music and Caterer Becke
served refreshments.
ARMSTRONG-CAMP.
At o'clock, Wednesday evenin;
Mr.. r. r. Armstrong and Miss Grac
+. Camp were married at the residenc,
of the brides parents Mr.. and Mrs
ii. r. Camp of 112 n. Union st. Th
ceremony was performed by Rev. A
B. Church, pastor of the First Univer
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90 friends and relatives. The wedding
march was sung by Mrs. S. $. Haynes
Mrs. Fred Burt and Miss Aunice Bel
den of Canton. The accompaniment
was played by Miss Crum. After tn
ceremony had been performed and tn
guests had extended congratulations
a splendid wedding supper was serve,
by Caterer Alderfer. Later in tn
evening Mr. and Mrs. Armstrong wer
driven to their new home. which ha,
been given them by the brides father
They will reside at 427 Perkins ST
Mr.. Armstrong is well known in Akrol
and for several years has been EN-
ployed by the H. b. Camp company
The bride has many friends in tn
city and in social circles has alway
been general fayorite.
sCHREINER- ROTH.
Mr. Martin Schreiner and Mis-
Mamie Roth were united In marriag
at st. Bernard's Catholic church at
o'clock Wednesday morning. Th
service was conducted by Rev. j. h
Broun. priest of the parish. Mr., Jos
eph Schermesser was best man an,
Miss Tillie Roth, a sister of the bride
was her attendant. The bride wa
gowned In white wearing brida
veil She carried bouquet of ros
buds. After the service the brida
party drove to the home of the paI
ents of Miss Roth on Merrlman st
where an elaborate wedding breakfas
was served. The tables were decorate
with cut flowers. After spending fey
days in this city Mr. and Mrs, Schrein
er will leave for Frank, o., their fu
ture home. The out of town guest
were: Miss Theresa Schreincr an,
Mrs. Adeline Bliss, of Tennessee, bot
sisters of the groom.