Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-02-18

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W8dsworth, Sunday night
Mr. Sol ]. Bucker. OF the 104th Ohio.
ffter nearly years stay at Worces.
ter, Mass, has returned to Akron He
viii be here for six months.
Mr.. j. W. Kelly, Of the u. b Good
r ch Co. left Monday for 9. taree
weeks business trip in the interests
of the Company, in California.
Rev. j. g. Smith went to Harrison
county, Monday to attend the funeral
OF member of his former congrega.
ton there. He will return Friday.
The Carrie Nation Pedro club meets
tonight at the home of Mr.. Il. F..
trary, of n. Summit st. A beautiful
prize will he awarded the winners.
Mr.. Geo. Eckler and Miss Mabel
Matthews were married this forenoon
! by Rev. Moran. They left Akron this
afternoon for wedding trip to Chi.
I cago.
Mrs. S. w Parshall. of 116 Fav St,
has gone to Washington, d. c., TO rep
; resent the local Charter at the nation
al convention of Daughters of Revo.
| luton.
Mr.. Chas S. Little, of 429 Park ST.,
who has been i'll for the past year.
with Brlght's disease, has become
worse. and his condition is now very
serious
q Attorney and Mrs. George c. Kohler
Of sol East Market St, and Miss Ellen
j Mcneil. of 2OS South Union St. arc
AT Cambridgeboro, Pa, for a two
weeks visit.
Mr.. V. G. Russell, late of the Sur
prise store, has accepted a responsible,
position with a New York clothinl
firm. Mr.. Russell left for the cas-
Saturday night.
Messrs. Alexander Adamson anC
Earl Tanner left today for Franklin
Pa, to inspect the plant of the Frank
lin Air Compressor Co, where Mr.. G
+. Adamson is employed.
Ion CO. W S;obov on5 Ar. {,
Pardee attended the banquet of til,
18th General Assembly at Columbus
Saturda ynight. Sen. Sieber Responded
to the toast, The Senate
Mrs. !. r, Campbell of III Eas
Exchange ST., returned from Cleveland
Saturday. She has been there severa
days. nursing her daughter. Mrs C. F
Toby, who was i'll with the grip.
Senator George W Sieber delivered
an address Saturday night, at th'
34th banquet of the General Assembly
held at Columbus. Attorney Lionel
| alu't dlSb dlltuttu illt Ddu'lucl
Mr.. and Mrs. f. O. Weary left Mon
day for Toledo. where Mrs. Weary Wi
join Mrs. R. W. Sadler and daughter
They will then proceed to Californi
where they will remain for some time
taffy pull was given Saturday ev
ening at the home of Miss Clara MuS
worthy. The evening was pleasantl
spent in games and music by the 2
young people who attended, Refresh
ments We're served.
The Mems League of the Firs
Church of Christ will he addressed b.
: Rev. c. C. Merrill of Steubenvill'
Tuesday evening on Making City
t fNt Place to Live In" A social wi
follow.
On Feb. 81. Mr. Chas. Fl. Palmer, q
1U1 South Forge st, general super.r
tendent of the Diamond Match Co., wi
: sail for Europe to look after the intel
/, ests of the Company's plants in tia
country.
: An entertainment and dance will b
= given at Music Hall on Thursda.
, evening, Feb. 81, by Messrs. VIM. SUI
ber, Flip Fleming, Ed Mustin an
Frank Robinson. Elaborate prepare
tions are under way to make the al
4 fair huge success.
Mr.. John McAllister of 105 Hall av,
q entertained the Tire Makers of the II
n da Rubber works. Friday evenin.
I. Cards were enjoyed and an elegar
supper was served 10y Mr.. l.. Chris
tian. Music was furnished by Baugl
mans orchestra A feature of the e,
p ening was a solo sung by Mr.. Thoma
Mccormick
BIRTHDAY PARTY.
The ninth birthday anniversary {
Mary, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. j. "
Dague, of 55I East Buchtel ave, wa
celebrated, Saturday afternoon. HC
school teacher, Miss Hattie T.. Van O
man. and % school mates were preser
- to assist with the celebration. Lunc