Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-02-08

Miller, started Tuesday for Los Ger
rlbos, New Mexico
Policeman James Duffy indulged 30
of his friends with n fish fry nt his
home. 2li North Canal ST., Tuesday
night. Among the number were some
Of Mr.. Duffy's brother officers AMI
several city officials. A royal good
time was had by all.
Miss Iclinn IIourict, one OF Akron's
successful teachers, spent Sunday
with her parents, says the Fulton
Signal.
Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Lusk, Of Lincoln
ST., Will remove to Barbcrton. Mr..
Lusk was formerly local supervisor
of the Erie. lie has engaged In bus
mess at Barberton
Mrs. NJ Il. Foster left "Wednesday
for Boston where she will visit her
daughter for Il few uays and viii then
go on to New York
Joe Fleishcr was in Cleveland We'd
nesday.
Miss Edna Loeb returned TO Cleve-
land Wednesday after n few days Wis
1t with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Louis
Loeb, III Adolph ave.
Gus Moss returned from an eastern
trip Wednesday.
d.: Roberts of-Ncw York. city, Cen
eral Passenger Agent of the Erie stop
ped over in Akron Wednesday Ell route
for Chicago. He was accompanied by
4 N',I ,r l,nnnrny
Agent of the Erie.
Mr.. Daniel Hummcl has removed
from 10T Wooster AVE. to his new res
idence. corner Of. tpQr and High SITS.
Mrs. G. Ii. Bat.. and children of
Hamilton are visiting her sister, Mrs.
ii. Il. Dalton of TO Bowery street.
City commissioner Paige and Solici-
tor Esgate left for Columbus Wednes.
day. 1t is said that they will remain
there until Friday.
The Ladies Sodality of st. Mary's
church; will give a social in tire hall
this evening.
Mrs. ID. Z. Wheeler entertained the
Auxiliary of the Woman's Board of
Missions of the First church of Christ
at her home on Fir St, Wednesday af-
ternoon. A very interesting program
had been prepared, the principal topic
discussed being Negro Evangelical
tion.' After the program light re-
freshments We're served and all present
spent Il pleasant social hour.
Invitations have been issued by Com
pany + for military dress ball at
Schumacher hall Friday evening. Feb.
16. Sid Morey's orchestra will fur
nish the music. Ii is given for the
benefit of the Monumental fund.
Major A. b. Critchfield of Shreve. O.,
was in Akron, Thursday morning OH
his way to Clcvelanc..
The Normal class of the First NJ. Il.
Sunday school was det;ghtfully. enter
tanned with n book II the home
of Miss Grace SOM 80 = y 49,
way on Wednesday evening. There
were 80 people plesei.-
DAMON CLUB DANCE.
Tho Damon Social club held very
delightful dance in Twentieth Century
hall Wednesday. The ladies' of the
club had the affair in charge and ar
ranged for a calico ball, and the invit-
ing the whole afraif was like leap
year party. The ladies were nearly all
dressed in calico, and many of the gen
tlemen wore blue overalls. There. We're
no out of town guests. !. "a.
W' - M CLASS SOCIAL. gaia -,
The Reserve Corps of the First Con-
grcgational Sunday school, held a
pleasant social Wednesday evening at
the home of J w. Daguc BOD e. Buch-
tel ave. There were 100 guests present.
Mrs. s. :. Haynes and her pupils rem
dercd a very entertaining program.
Remarks We're made by Dr. r. Il. Mon
roe. j. H.. Seymore and Nathan Morse.
Refreshments were served and a gem
eral good time enjoyed by all.