Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-02-05
PRIZES
For Ticket Sellers
Offered by Local Lodge
| of Pathfinder.
Will Boom Benefit For
BuchteI College.
SociaIs and Entertainments
Past and Future
News That Leaked From Behind the
Closed Doors.

In order to increase the sale of tick
cts for the Buchtel benefit entertain
ment given by the Akron members OF
"The Pathfinder" the committee hav-
ing the matter in charge have decided
to offer prizes TO the party selling tick
cts as follows:
To the person selling the largest
number, $40 in gold.
The person selling the next high
est number, So in gold.
To the person selling the next high
est number, one gold Pathfinder pin,
TO the person selling the fourth
highest number, one Pathfinder watch
Tickets can be secured by RESPONSE
BILE persons of II. +. Sauvain, 61O S.
Main ST., or j. w. uarter, 41O Everett
block.
This furnishes an opportunity not
only for persons to greatly benefit tho
city of Akron by aiding in the rebuild
ing of the college, but also to be am
| ply paid for the trouble they take.
Supreme President Steiner returned
from weeks visit in New York last
Thursday. e
A fine lodge was organized last week
|
in Springfield, Ohio, by Deputies Steb-
bins, of Canton, and Perry, of Cuya-
hoga Falls, Ohio
DAUGHTERS ST. GEORGE.
The Daughters OF st. George will
meet at Mrs. Hart's on North Broad
way, Friday, to prepare for their
bazaar on March 4.
PYTHIANd 'sISTERHOOD.
Tie growth of louise Assembly and
the strengthening ties lies in men
tioning what was done, who did it
and what will be done. Lodge notes
are not written particularly for those
who were there, but for those who did
not or could not attend. No personal
praise is wanted for events chronicled
it is for your interest, our interest.
Our endeavor to please all who have
a title to fill the seats of Louise AS
sembly.-
Wednesday evening, Feb. Z, we will
have a social at the home of Sister G.
r. Smetts, $50 East Exchange St, and
would be pleased to see all *. p
lodges we'll represented, as gCod
time is assured
There will be no meeting next Fri
day evening. We have decided to
meet twice month, the first and
third Friday evenings.
10. o. II.
Summit lodge, Monday evening had
a good attendance. After the routine
business Representative John Stall
installed the officers for the ensuing
term. The trustees made an unusu
ally good report for the past year.
Memo lodge, Tuesday evening, had
a good attendance. The third degree
was conferred on two candidates and
two candidates will receive the initia
tory degree next Tuesday evening.
Akron lodge, Wednesday evening
had the usual attendance. Only rou
tine business was transacted.
Canton Akron. Z. NJ, met Thursday
evening, with the usual attendance
An invitation was received fren Memo
lodge to pay them fraternal visit
Tuesday, Feb. 13.
Akron Encampment, Friday even
ing, had only routine business.
Gand lodge, social committee re-
ported that on Wednesday evening
Feb. ID, it would give a bauernball, ol
German farmers dance. The guests
are to attire themselves after the fash
ion of farmer folks in the old coun
try.
For officers Of the Grand lodge OF
Odd Fellows Of Ohio the following
votes were cast: Emery l.. Haskins
Sidney, grand master, 1873; James
Lowery, Van Vert, deputy grand
master, 4,799; J. Nj. Bever, Fostorla
grand warden, 5,091; G. III. Lyman
Pomeroy, grand secretary, 1888; Chas
f. Niles, Eindlay, grand treasurer
/ 7,67O; John C. Whitaker, Dayton
grand representative, 5,4s9.
Colfax Rebecca lodge will meet mex,
Thursday evening, and rehearsal OF
the degree staff will be held after the
meeting. A good attendance is de-
sired. The sewing society will meet
in the afternoon, Initiation Of new
members will be held two weeks from