Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-10-15
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Friday evenings session was not
large, but we had some visiting COM
rades present who gave us grand
| good talk. Then the orators of Buck
ley Post woke up and the old battles
were fought over again and patriotism
flowed down the cutters knee deep.
We want another camp fire, one Of
those kind where we eat, drink and
invite our friends in to enjoy it with
us. Invite the Department Command
er and his staff. He costs money but
those delinquent members, who, COM
bined, owe 5000, will come in and set
tie soon as they hear Of the banquet
and bills will be easily paid. Talk it
~ NJ our next meeting and let it come
off soon as election is over.
Comrade Moore who was reported as
being on the sick list last week went
to the Soldiers Home, Sandusky dur
| ing the past week. Comrade Acker-
man was reported as being quite ILL.,.
Comrade Rutman is up one day and
down the next. Comrade Barnhart
who was quite sick last week was on
tue street this week, but has not fully
recovered
Comrade w. II. Sperling who was re-
ported as being dangerously sick at
our last meeting died on Saturday last
and was buried Tuesday under the au-
spices Of Buckley post, and the letter
carriers who turned out in force. Com
rade Sperling was a member Of the
Fifth N. Y. V. l. and was promoted to
Captain, and assigned to the Third
Maryland V. I. the second year of tho
war.
Detective Jumes Burlison who
fought in the bloody 164th o. V. L.,
applied for admission to membership
In the post and was duly elected. There
are n few more old soldiers who do
not belong to our post yet, who we de-
sire to have join us. Come, fall in all
of you, who feel that you want to get
into good company, and have n grand
good time this winter at the numerous
camp fires we intend to give.
UNIFORM RANK, X. of P.
Summit City Company, No. GO, has
completed arrangements for meeting
in Mcpherson hall and will hereafter
meet there on Monday evening. For
some time the assembly has devoted
Its entire attention to business matters
and bylaws but now Is ready to begin
the regular drill. Next Monday even.
ing will be the first regular drill FOR
the winter season and all the knights
Loyal will be present in fatigue dress
with sword. Action also will be TAX
en- with reference to attending the
Pythian Day of the Wooster street fair
X. OF r.
The last convention OF Mcpherson
lodge was large in numbers and full OF
enthusiasm. Usual routine business
was disposed of in a short time, anC
the principal work Of the evening came
under the good of the order when q
number of excellent short addresses
were made. After closing socia
session was held with light refresh
ments. Captain Myers of the tlrst
rank team called the team together fol-
practice and before he let them sc
did very excellent and pleasing work
Two applications for membership were
received. 1t Is desired that all knights
attend the next and following conven
tlons as 1t Is the plan to make this
season one of unusual social activity
X. O. II, NJ.
Busy Bee Hive win hold It's regular
meeting Thursday evening, Oct 1S
at Z o'clock in the G. A, r. hall. There
are still few ladies that have not pait
assessment No. 4S. IL it Is not pait
by Thursday evening they stand sus
pended. Also the emergency fund as
sessment which is due Oct. /, of eacl
year must be paid by the last of this
month, the last term Of dues whicl
were due Oct. /, for all members mus
be paid this month. Ladies of Busy
Bee Hive are all requested to be al
the home of Mrs. John Worron on tn,
corner OF Water and Cedar st. Wednes
day afternoon, Oct, II to sew for til,
bazar which will be given In Decem
ber. The Busy Bee Hive ladies vii
give supper Saturday evening, Oct
81, at the G. A. II, hall, everybody In
vited TO come.
|. O. o. Il,
Summit lodge Monday evening had {
good attendance. The first degree was
conferred on one candidate. The sec