Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-08-13
DerSOnal
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with. Cleveland friends.
Mr.. Francis Sieberling has returned
from a Western business trip.
Mr. and Mrs. w. G. Baum have re-
turned from a trip to the lakes.
Miss Clara Saunders, All Forge
St, is visiting friends in Cleveland.
Mr. H. Oxberry, 100 South Main ST.,
is attending the Buffalo Exposition.
Mr.. J. I. Bachtel and daughter,
Leora, are at the Buffalo Exposition.
Mr.. Ray Huber, of 104 East Buch.
tel avenue, spent Sunday in Niles, O.
Prof. N. l.. Glover and wife, are
visiting at Van Vert, o., and in In.
diana towns.
Mr.. William A. Gostlin, ia Pearl
street, is spending his vacation at the
PAM American.
Dorothy, the daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs w. Il. Eichenlaub, is seriously i'll
with typhoid fever
Contractor j. A. Brown and wife,
are spending week at the K. Of p.
encampment at Dayton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thad W. Rice are
spending q week at the formers boy
hood home. Castala, o.
Miss Lettie MacCoy of Mansfield, o.,
is visiting her sister Mrs. Stewart
Miller 115 Ellwood ave.
Miss Lillian Myers, of 145 North
Broadway, is spending the week with
her parents at Uniontown.
Mrs. Geo. j. Floeck and daughter,
Ruth, of 575 West Market St, are
visiting friends in Bucyrus.
Fred j. Crisp, 23S Johnston ST., left
Sunday for Put-in-Bay, where he will
spend his two weeks vacation.
Mr. George Pellinger, of New York
formerly of the American Hard Rubber
Co. is visiting friends in Akron.
Mr. VIM. Heslop, of New Haven,
Conn, Is visiting his sister, Mrs. AL
lis Heslop, of the Pathfinder office.
Fred l. Cook of the Pittsburg Com,
mercial Gazette, is visiting his aunt,
Mrs. Ella Berridge, 1O4 Lincoln st.
Mrs. N. Laskaris returnd home Mon,
day evening after two weeks visit
with friends in Port Huron and Mt.
Clemens. 4a
Misses Ethel Miller and Mary
Murphy, of Risch & McCoy's millinery
store, are in the East to inspect fall
styles.
Mr.. Geo. Thomas, employed in the
| Office of the n. D. II. Co. has gone
to the Pan.American Exposition for a
weeks visit.
Mrs. Herbert Griffin and daughter
Bessie, of 02S East Market street, have
returned from a weeks visit at the
Pan American.
Mr. Claude Cauffield has resigned his
position with L. j. Alderfer to return
to his home in New Castle, preparatory
to re-enterlng high school this fall.
Miss Myra Harpe, of 100 Gage street
left for Chicago Saturday night
where she will be the guest of hel
cousin, Mrs, Carl Kiefer, for d
month.
Mr.. and Mrs. v. Strobel of Balcf
St, entertained a number of friends
Monday evening, In honor of Miss
Lottie Radcliffe, a popular young yo
calst of Youngstown.
MIR, and Mrs. NJ. Otis Hover lef1
Tuesday for weeks visit In Chicago
Mrs. Eva u. Cleveland, of 322 Col
lege ST., has gone to Nova, O., for {
weeks vacation.
Constable Joseph Limric and Mrs
Limrlc are visiting their son, Mr..
Howard Limric, at Boston, Mass
In II letter to an Akron friend Mr.
Limric reports that he enjoys tn,
visit immensely,
Mr., George Neiss, president OF thu
Akron Clerks union has gone to Buf
falo for his vacation. Mr.. Neiss lef
Sunday night and will visit Rochester
and Watkins Glens, n. Y, before re
turning to Akron, He will be gon'
two weeks.
Mr., n, II. Steiner. who has been il
for several weeks, was somewhat i'm
proved Monday. His sickness, a rheu
matte trouble, had it's origin last win
ter, when Mr.. Steiner was often out II
stormy weather at Kenmore, He ha
been Ill ~ weeks.
Mrs. II. j. Cautiield entertained a
her home on West Market St, Satur
day evening for Miss c, May Mile