Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-02-11
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Miss Lydia Bunnel and nephew left
today for Los Angeles, Cal.
Miss Statrs George was the guest
of Kent friends last week.
Mr.. j. L. OFT of 4O1 East Market ST.,
was in Wadsworth over Sunday.
Among Akron's visitors Sunday, was
Miss Bertha Brenizer of Cleveland.
Mr.. Edward Beck has returned from
a visit with friends in Columbus.
Mr.. Ed. Mexican visited his old
home at Kent several days last week.
The Young Peoples society of st.
Mary's church will hold a social Tues
day evening.
Sunday visitors to Akron were
Messrs. Chas. Fisher and w. v, Mill.
kin, of Cleveland
Mrs. Robert Friedlander, who has
been seriously i'll at 10 n. Summit. is
able to be out of bed.
Mr. j. G. Reed, employed In the
office of the n. o. \. Co. spent Sunday
at his home in Canton.
John Ritter, who has been working
in Akron, recently returned to his
home in Medina county.
Mr.. NJ. o'Neil, of M o'Neil & Co.,
left Sunday for New York to purchase
supply of spring goods.
A Valentine party will be held at the
home of Mr. Henry O. Oster, 121 By
ers ave-, Thursday evening.
Mrs. G. A. Kempel, of 533 West
Market St, has gone to New Orleans,
for visit of a few weeks.
Mr.. Theodore A. Walters of 106 N.
Broadway, a clerk in NJ. 'O'Neil g. Co.'s
store, was in Cleveland Monday.
Photographed ii. w. Minis went to
Dayton Monday to take pictures for
a number of citizens Of that place.
Mrs. NJ T. Cutter has received word
from Florida that her mother, Mrs.
Neely, has died in Massachusetts.
Mr.. w. S. Mansfield who has been
spending the last few days in Canton
on business, returned Sunday evening.
Mr.. Robert Friedlander, manager of
the Reliable Art club of this city,
was in Cleveland over Sunday OH bus.
mess
A sleighing party from this city was
entertained Saturday evening at the
home of Mr.. Joseph Croft, Cuyahoga
Falls.
Prof. o. II. Olin will lecture at
Kent tonight, on Our Bondage" as
one of the numbers in the Y. 2. G. U.
lecture course.
Mr.. Herman Koenlg and Miss Lilly
Davidson, of Akron, were the guests
Of Miss Mary Wagoner at her home in
Nimislla, Sunday.
Mr.. George Thomas, an employe In
the office of the N. O.AT. Co., returned
Sunday from a visit of few days
at Weyland, o.
Mrs. j. r. Campbell of TIC East
Exchange ST., is at Cleyeland nursing
her daughter, Mrs G. +. Toby, who
| Is Ill with the grip. ~
Mrs. Hattie L. Williams formerly
of Akron, is recovering from an opcr-
alton performed at a Cleveland hospit,
al, for the removal of a tumor.
Mr. G. T.. Dern and family, who have
been living at 141 North Broadway
left Monday for Buffalo, N. Y, where
they will reside. Mr. Dern is paint.
er.
After a visit of several weeks at Old
Point Comfort, Va, Mr. and Mrs.
George G.. Allen ana Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward A. Oviatt returned home Sun.
day.
Jack Carroll and sam Cook, of Kent,
have arranged for series of nool
games, which will he played this
week, at Kent. A purse of $25 win
he the prize
Miss Nellie NJ, Dauforth OF 300 East
Mil St, has arranged sleiehine
party of 10 couples to 60 to the
Chadwick farm, near Tallnadge. Tues.
day evening.
Mr.. W, II. wardeu received word
Sunday of the death of his grand
mother Mrs McClintock, at North
Robinson, O., and will attend the fun.
eral there, Tuesday.
Mr.. Noah Foust formerly of Akron,
has been transferred from the navy
department at Portsmouth, n. H.. to
the office of the Secretary Of the
Navy, in Washington,
| Mr. Frank o. Weary will leave Tues.