Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-02-23
Men Served the Suppers-Social
Notes-PersonaIs.
Especial CorrespondenceJ

Burbcrton, Feb. 23.--Last week n |
story was sent out from Toledo stating |
that Mrs Ernestine Molitor had arriv- |
ed there for the purpose OF meeting |
man, whom she had been in CORE |
spondencc with, and expected to mar
ry. The man, however, failed to put in |
an appearance, her pocket book had |
become empty and she was compelled |
to ask the authorities for Transports
tion to Akron. Efforts make in Akron
to learn who Mrs. Molltor was, failed |
Mrs. Molitor resided here on Baird
ave, last summer, and her husband
Fred, was employed ut the Stirling
Boiler Works. She left him early in
the summer and applied for divorce
in Akron, alleging extreme cruelty.
At the same time she swore TO an atfi-
davit in Justice McNamara's court
( charging him with assault and battery.
Constable Swlnehart was unable to To-
cate Moltor to serve the necessary pa
pers. Shortly after that she left for
Crystal Springs to reside with her par
cnts, where she has been since. Had
she succeeded in marrying in Toledo,
she would have committed blgamy, as
her husband is alive and she has not
yet been granted n divorce. The tale
she rccitod in Toledo was that her hus-
band had died last May. His where
abouts at present are unknown, but
he was seen here last fall.
Barbcrton Lodge No. 1886 knights
of Pythas, gave nm elaborate banquet
in Moore hall last night Two hundred
and fifty people We're present and spent
the evening in socinbility and music.
The sumptuous spread was served by
the Sir Knoghis and the Ladies' We're
very laudatory in their comment upon
. the excellent manner in which 1t was
served. Charming music by Schuberl's
Mandolin club of Akron added much to
the evenings pleasure.
The G. Il. society of the Reformed
culirch held n conundrum social last
evening at the parsonage on Ilopocan
ave, 1t was largely attended Miss
Ella lIange was awarded handsome
Q diamond pin for answering the great
est number of conundrums. The ev-
cning was very delightfully."- passed. A
delicious lunch was served. A flash
: light was taken. Among those present
D We're Mr.. aud Mrs, ID. G. Hickman,
; Mr.. and Mrs. \. j. Zimmerman, Rev.
; and Mrs. c. u. Ewing, Misses Maggie
. and Mamie Williams, ella Snyder Ida
) Snadcr, Edith Hartzcl, Libbie Heck
man, ella Hange Mcadows,nnd Messrs.
. \. Ey Schneider, Marshall Clay, w. III.
> Hamilton, G. a. Wilds, G., Snyder, Guy
\ Brinkcr, Robert Sctterln. Dewitt Ew-
: ing, Grover Hickman, B. Il. Reis.
5 Abe McClcary attempted to run II
! Rapid Transit ear into the barn. The
Z brakes failed to work and the car ran
3 into the west wall of the barn. The
. bricks bulged out and yesterday part
of the wall fell. 1t Is being repaired to-
9 day,
. The Junior League of the First NJ. H..
Q church viii give Martha Washington
g high tea ut the church tonight. Re
. frcshments will be served from Z to
. ., which will he followed by an enter
Q The dance given by the Forcslcrs in
Q Tracy hall last night was well attend
= cd. \ special car conveyed the Akron
people home at II o'clock.
a. * Davis of Parkcrshurg, w. Va
r who built the riggs for the Soda Ash
plant, returned home Thursday.
d Mrs. j. Greenwood who has been at
the National Hotel for the past tive
u months will leave tonight for New
York; city.
Mr.. and Mrs A. NJ. Cliff of Akron
+. have taken apartments at the Nationa
Hotel. He Is employed by the Stirling
Boiler So
- Il, q. hammond is home from tn,
Z east,
Mr. and Mrs. j. $, Brcnizer are IL
; Cleveland today.
s II. A. Fritz is in Cleveland today OF
s business.
I The Van Campen company VIII hol,
n meeting in this city tonight, whel
s they will decide TO drlll another wei
I one'hall mile south OF the present well
Altogether, 10000 acres of land hay
( been leased by the company. rh
I present well has been cleaned out an
bailing Is now In progress. a pun
viii be pnt in soon. The compan
expect the well 10 yield from i've I
5 ten barrels daily,
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