Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-08-30
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Death Of Respected BrlmfIsld Man.
District Schools Open.

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District Schools Open.
Especial Correspondence.)
Brlmfeld, o., Aug. '2s.--Howard sny-
der of Cleveland visited his father the
past week.
Mrs. Fred Reed of Mantua is spend
ard and sister. Miss Mary surby of
Kent spent Wednesday with Mrs. j.
Meloy.
Mrs. Pearl Blythe and children of
North Industry are visiting her sister,
Mrs. Philip Souers.
Mrs. Philip Souers and guest spent
ing the week with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. G. W. Bard.
A number of our people attended the
Farmers Picnic at Silver Lake Satur-
day.
Sunday with Newton Mead and family
tes had for weeks caused great anxiety
DR.. ]. G. Waldron was down from
Cleveland Sunday. fs
Frank Meyers Of streetsboro was in
town Sunday.
Mrs. Richard Stone and family Of
Akron are visiting her parents, O. w.
Hart and wife.
The district schools opened Monday.
High school will begin next Monday
with Superintendent Dontlitt at his
post of duty, having withdrawn his
resignation.
Herbert Hudson and wife Of Roots
town were in town Sunday.
Mrs. Maggie Sawyer and daughter
Carrie of Kent spent Thursday with
Mrs. Mary Chapman. Miss Carrie re-
manned until Sunday, the guest of Mrs.
r. D. Brobst.
Frank Ewell and wife of Suffield
spent Saturday with Richard Wise and
wife.
DR.. Mcconnell and wife entertained
NJ. +. Russell and wife of Cleveland,
Clarence Mcconnell of Chicago and
Miss Addie Fowler of Kent Sunday.
Mrs. Henry Ewell and Mrs. Mary
Miller spent Tuesday with Akron
friends.
Miss Gladys Bard visited her uncle,
Fred Bard and family at Kent the past
week.
j. J. Wertenberger received tele-
gram Monday that his brother Eli
Wertenberger of HartvilIe was dead.
Born, Monday, Aug 10, to Mr. and
Mrs. Theron Gueisturite of Cuyahoga
Falls, formerly of Brimheld, a SOP.
Miss Matte Pike has accepted a po-
sition as pianist in Prof. Stickle's or
chestra at Akron.
Eugene White and wife of Randolph
spent Sunday with their daughter,
Mrs. Frank Laudenslagel.
Mr.. s. A. Wise, one of Brimheld's
we'll known and highly respected citi-
zens, whose serious illness from diabe-
by a host of friends, who will miss him
on the part of his family and wide
circle of friends, died Friday morning
at o'clock. Mr.. Wise had been pa
tient sufferer for months, but had only
been confined to his bed ten days. The
death of Mr.. Wise causes sorrow in
the hearts of all who knew this good
Christian man. He was born Nov. ~,
1929 and died Aug. "a, 1000, making
him 20 years, o months and days of
age. He was married to Lydia Aulman
Feb. 26, 1854, and this union was bless
ed with three children, one son that
died in infancy, Jane, wife of G.. +.
Chapman, and Art. W. Mr.. Wise was
converted Jan. 1854, and had been
faithful member of the NJ r. church
46 years. In 1860 he was made class
leader and until the time of his death
had held some Office In the church,
being an active member always found
at his post of duty unless prevented
by illness. He was known and loved
by host of friends, who will mis- him
in the church and community. He had
known for a long time that he could
not recover and spoke words of encour-