Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-12-04
PERSONAL NOTES.
William Jenior is on the sick lis

Miss Laura Deible is quite sick.
j. S. Brown and wife are visiting
relatives in Cleveland.
Mr.. l.. @. Miller left for Denver,
Col, last night.
Col ana Mrs. George 4. Perkins are
in New York to remain two weeks.
Miss Elfleda Wilson spent Thanks
giving with friends at Akron.
Miss Charlotte Crocker, of Buffalo,
is visiting Mrs. G. A. Barnes, 204
North Prospect st.
A social session to which all lady
friends of members are invited, will
he held at the Elks' club this evening.
Mr.. George G.. Allen Is in New
York on business.
Mr.. II. Il. Carr, Of Cleveland, called
on Akron friends today.
Miss sadie Mitchell is the guest of
her sister at Youngstown.
Francis Edehurn has returned from
Il visit with Hubbard friends.
Howard Gates returned Saturday
from Il months visit with relatives
near Harrisburg, Pa.
Miss Grace Mayborn, of Kinsman,
o., Is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. w. G.
Mayborn, suite 1, the Nelanian.
The Eplcurean club will give a dance
in Twentieth Century hall, Friday
night, not Wednesday, as has been
announced.
Mr.. q. N. Belden, of the Akron
White Sand & Stone Co., is in the
East on business.
Miss Della Duval, of Cleveland, Is
spending week with Miss Ada Wall
113 North Howard st.
DR.. Il. II. Mahar, pastor of st. Vim
cents church, was in Cleveland Tues
day.
J. O. Hochstetler went to Cleyelant
Sunday and spent Monday in purchas
Ing holiday goods.
Coletta and Augustus Lynch, Of Ak
ron, spent Sunday with their grand
mother, Mrs Jane whitman.
Mr.. Frank p. Loomis, Of Akron
has been granted a patent on steer
Ing gear and brake for automobiles
Officers Patrick III. Raleigh and Mar
tin Harris are off for their vacation
They have not yet announced thei
programs.
Mr.. w. III. Stoner, with the Baker
| McMillen Co., returned Wednesda,
morning from a business trip to Terr
Haute, Ind. ana Chicago.
Mr.. j. Ben Campbell returned We'd
nesday from the East, where he close,
n large contract for the j. G. McNei
Co.
The oyster supper given by the lad
les of SITS. Peters and Pauls churc
was well patronized. They cleare
$50.
The funeral of Andrew Welnsheime
was held at SITS. Peters and Paul'
church Monday, at 10 O'clock. Th
deceased was 90 years old.
An oyster supper and museum will
be given Thursday evening, Dec. 8, a
the Fourth Church of Christ, corne
Steiner ave. and Getz ST., by the Bibl
class.
Mr.. :. III. Miller, of Doylcstowr
was In Akron yesterday, returning
home from Pittsburg, where he attend
ed meeting of the Pittsburg Plat
Glass Co. At this meeting the con-
pnny decided tn increase its capita
stock from Sl0,000,0OO to $12,500, -0Ot
quite II number of Akron womel
members of the l.. o. II. NJ, Will go [
clinton, Wednesday to assist In hol,
Ing union review OF lodges of Al
ron, Wadsworth, Barberton, Marshal
vile ana other towns In this dlsttic
Arrangements have been made for
good social time, aside from the +,
view work. ~
n reception was given Tuesday nigh
hy members of the Beta TEeta III fl,
ternity to Prof. Jerome Ill. Raymon,
of the Chicago University, after h
lecture mt the High school, The anal
was held at the home of Mr.. w. {
Parsons, 2O5 Fir st, Prof, Raymon
Is Il member of the fraternity.
Mr.. w, Il, Pence, formerly connec
cd with the BuchteI hotel, but now COZ
ducting restaurant in Cleveland, W,
in Akron Tuesday. He came here, a
ter tie funeral of his mother, Mr.
Mary A. Pence, in the Forest Cit
Tuesday morning. She died Saturdp
morning, aged 10 years. gt =,
The regular meeting of Mrs. Lake
Union Park Conversational class W,
held Tuesday afternoon. at the home
Mrs. Emma B. Farrar, 705 East Nj
st. "McCauley'S Story of War;,
Hastings" was discussed by Mrs. TIE
ry; "The Cavaliers" Mrs. Shreffie
character Sketch of Edgar Fay
cett," Mrs. Brewster; "The Appis
Way" by Mrs, hemingway; Nation
Cemeteries and Their Locations" Mr.
Farrar; yellow Journalism" Mrs. u
derwood; Tennyson's Ode to Wellin
ton was read by the class, after Will,
quotations We're given from Edwal
Fawcett.
There was social meeting and el
tertainment at the South End clu
Monday night from which everyoI
but the club members We're exclude
Music and athletic events compris,
the program. The star feature W,