Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-09-18
tended the G. A. R. encampment at

tended the g. A. r. encampment at
Cleveland.
Henry Hinkley and family are NOV
ing back to Hiram.
i A. r. Kegereic and family of Kent
will move into their new home pur-
chased Of William Hinman in the near
future.
Mrs. Mary Reeves of Missouri is
visiting her brother, Henry Ewell, and
family.
The news of the death of President
Mckinley was received here with
great sorrow and it has cast gloom
over our entire community. Words of
sympathy for Mrs. Mckinley can be
heard on all sides.
Rev. B. P. White will attend the NJ.
e. Conference this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Woods of Cincinnati
visited Mrs. Emeline Waldron the past
week.
After three days of intense suffer-
ing with that dread disease, men,
braneous Group, death came to relieve
the sufferlngs of little Lorenzo Sousrs,
at o'clock Friday afternoon. Loren
20 Bert Souers was born Oct "a, 1899,
and was tho only child of Mr.. and
Mrs Philip Souers. He was bright,
little fellow, the light of the home, and
will be sadly missed by the grief strick-
en- parents. The attending physician
was untiring In his efforts to relieve
the little ones sufferings and did all
that human skill could possibly do,
but God in his Infinite wisdom and
Mercy took the little one to that home,
where pain and suffering Is unknown,
Undertaker Heriff took charge OF the
remains and they were inferred in
Westlawn Cemetery Friday night at
G o'clock. The sympathy of the entire
community is with Mr.. and Mrs. Souers
in their sad affilction.
Miss Hattie Beane Of Edinburgh is
visiting friends in town.
Prof. e. %. Carrier and family OF
Kent are visiting at Charles Koons.
Briggs Bros. are filling two large
u slices with ensilage.
y The superintendent Of the Rootstown
:. schools visited the Brlmfeld schools
= Thursday.
Il. X. Chapman of La Mars. Iowa
Is visiting Brimheld relatives.
: Mrs. James Miller visited Cleveland
. friends the past week.
. E. e. Sax has very sick horse.
j. Mr.. and Mrs. Seymour Boosinger'i
baby is recovering from its recent Ill
ness.
Calvin Essig and brother John from
Mt. Gilead spent Wednesday will
~ Wesley Hockensmith and family a
= Streetsboro.
A number from here attended tn,
u farmers picnic at Silver Lake last Sat
' urday.
- We are sorry to say that Old Glor!
wasn't hoisted in Brimield last Satur
'' day.
DR.. Frank Broun and wife Of Mich
igan visited his mother the past week
Miss Estelle Mcconnell went u
to Cleveland Friday for visit with he
sister, Mrs. Merritt Russell. From
RI there she will so to Pittsburg an,
East Liverpool for an extended vfsi
r. with friends.
G. IL. Chapman was called to Roots
"a town last week to adjust the loss o.
straw stack, belonging to Henry Lu
II. Ii, that burned. 1t was large stoc
Y. near the barn, and by the lively use o
force pump and threshing machin
ii. water tank, and number of kin
IS. neighbors the barn and other out builC
IS. ings were saved.
Miss Julia Moulton will begin he
do school south east Of Rootstown Ger
k. ter next Monday.
Ill Q. II. and NJ. s. Chapman were a
N. Ravenna on business Monday.
an Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Maloney entel
70, tanned his brother and wife from Micl
sr- igan and mother from Cuyahoga Fall
ii, the past week.
ry Mrs. Walter Dewy of Cleveland
nd visiting her parents. w. I. Pike. an