Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-06-17
DerSOnal
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sunday.
Mr.. Harry Miller, of Canton, was
in Akron over Sunday.
Mr.. NJ. Anthony of Barberton, was
visitor at New York last week.
Messrs. o. G.. Schultz and II. S.
Riddle were In New York last week.
Mrs. l.. Il. Terry and daughter are
visiting friends at Frankfort Springs,
| Pa.
Mr.. Joseph Markley of Orrville, Wis
tied Akron friends Saturday and Sun
day.
! Mr.. ana Mrs. A. f. Paige will spend
this week at the Pan American exposi,
ton.
Mrs. j. A. Scott and daughter were
in Youngstown over Sunday, visiting
friends
a picnic was held at the Gorge Sat
urday by number of Spicer st. res.
idents.
Mr.. Edward Workman, of Ashland
is spending his vacation with Akron
friends.
Mr.. Joseph Trotter, of Doylestown,
will leave Tuesday for Il tour of
Europe.
Mr.. Bert Brubaker, of this city, left
for few weeks visit with Ashland
friends, Sunday
The Married Peoples XXth Cen
tury club will dance at Silver lake
Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Doyle will leave Tues
day for three weeks visit at the
Buffalo exposition.
Mr.. b. Ian Gorder, formerly of To-
ledo has obtained a position with the
Northern Ohio Traction Co.
Miss Alice Malone, of 633 E. Mill
ST., has returned home from a six
months visit in New York city.
Prof. c. NJ knight and family have
returned from Tidiute, Pa where they
attended the funeral of friend.
Miss Elizabeth Mason has returned
J from Smith college, at Northampton,
Mass, where she has been student.
The second annual picnic of en-
ployes of the Diamond Rubber Co.,
will be held June 20, at Randolph
park.
Messrs. w. r. Palmer and w. g.
Robinson were entertained at Mr..
Pat Shanks' farm in Litchteld, sat.
urday.
Mr. Nelson Mantz returned last week
from Lodi, after weeks visit there
He attended a reunion of his family
at Nova.
Mrs Ida Wilson and daughter, Miss
Jessie, have returned to their home
in Cleveland. from visit with Ak.
ron friends.
Mr.. Samuel Graver, of Medina, is
, visiting friends in this city. Mr.
Graves was recently admitted to the
bar of Columbus.
A lawn fete will be given Wednes
, day evening ON the lawn of the Nortf
Hill NJ. +. church by Mrs. Osborne's
Sunday school class.
Mr.. Homer Campbell of TIC f. Elk
change St, left today for Ravenna
He is travelling in the interests o.
Adelbert college, Cleveland.
, Mr.. w. A. Tilton. for the past tw,
years manager of the Barberton Inn
has resigned his position. He hal
D been succeeded by Mr., j. r.. Thrall.
A series of dances have been ar
IduStu Dy members OF lne GOOullcl
s Social club, The dances will be helC
D every Friday evening. at Lakeside
park, until September 20.
8 Mis-. S, S, Haynes gave a very de
> liehttul musical at her home Thursda.
evening. The Misses Gammeter
q Swain, Durr and Mrs. Me sang sew
4 yeral beautiful selections.
l. Miss Nora Scott of this city, grad
uated at the Danna Musical institute
o In Warren, Friday. Miss Scott is
talented musician, and many friend
wish her success in teaching.
One hundred couples attended tn
> dance given by the Merry Maker
Social club at Lakeside park, Saturda.
evening. A prize waltz will be givel
Saturday evening, June Goth.
Miss Cathryn Cline has returned t
: Cleveland after a visit with Doyles
|. town and Akron friends. She at
= tended the commencement exercises o
= the Doylesrown High school
q on Wednesday evening Mrs. NJ. II
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