Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-10-24
Tribute to Memory of a
Young Woman.
Lecture Course Will Begin at
Brimfield In November.
Especial Correspondence.)

and Eugene Bard OIL SleNciuhu, pois
Kneifel, of Kent and Laura Boos-
niger, Of Akron, were home over
Sunday.
Charles Sax Is home from Cleve-
land and is selling book, "The Life
of Mckinley"
Charles Chapman and wife, return
ed from Buffalo and Niagara Falls,
Saturday.
Harry Hart is very sick with ty-
phoid fever. Miss Eva Stone, train
ed nurse. from Akron, and sister Of
Mrs. Hart, is caring for him
Raymond Porter, of Akron, was a
guest at A. L. Porters, Saturday and
Sunday.
Miss Pearl Keller and Miss Anna
Kerwin, of Akron. were guests at
John Werstler's, Sunday.
Mrs. l.. w. Underwood, accom-
panied by Mrs. Mary Upson, of Suf-
field. left Saturday for weeks stay
at Buffalo.
Mrs. Mary Smith is visiting Cleve-
land relatives.
Clarence Mcconnell, of Chicago,
spent Tuesday night with his parents,
DR.. and Mrs. w. III. Mcconnell.
Ray Thompson, of Kent, spent Sat
urday with Ira and Mark Baughman.
John Weistler and wife and daugh
ter, Myrtle, spent Sunday with Rich
field friends.
70. l.. King and wife were here this
week and removed their household
goods to Falls junction, where Mr..
King Is agent at the w. & L. 70. Of
flee They have many friends here
who regret their departure.
Doctor w. w. Osgood and family,
of Kent, spent Sunday with Ira
Baughman and family.
Robert Driesbaugh and wife, Of
Mogadore, spent Sunday with John
Jones and wife.
Theodore Campbell and wife, of
Kent, were guests ut Il. b. Richards,
Sunday.
Philips "Uncle Toms Cabin" troupe
passed through here Sunday en- route
to winter quarters at Cortland. o.
Charles Shannon and Ernest Russ
are working at the carpenters trade
at Akron.
A. Il. Smith, of Akron, Superinten-
dent of our Schools is living at j. II.
Williams.
II. o. Underwood and wife attend
ed the wedding of Miss Anna Goss
and DIR. Stevens, at Ravenna, We'd
ncsday night.
Miss Cora Williams, spent the past
week with Mrs. @. Waldron, at Kent.
Wesley Hockensmitn and wife, of
Streetsboro, spent Saturday with Mrs.
Anne Esslg.
Earl and Stella Sweeney, of Moga-
dore, were In town Sunday.
Mrs. Jennie Sapp, of Kent Is visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. G. II. Chap
man.
| The following officers were elected
for the ensuing year, at the annual
business meeting of the Epworth
League: President. Mrs. j. Il. Woods,
vice president Spiritual Department,)
ID. o. Underwood; second vice, (mer-
cy and help department,) Lottle Lull;
third vice, Qlterary department,)
Mary Underwood; fourth vice, Social
department) Lloyd Spannon; secre.
tnry, Mrs. Il. Swartz: treasurer and
organist, Clare Twitchell.
WIN Sherman and wife, of Kent.
woro guests of Richard Wise and wife
over Sunday,
Mrs. Cyrus Wildroudt, of Akron, Ia
visiting her mother, Mrs. Susan Baugh.
man.
About 80 of the young people gave
Miss Julia Moulton II surprise party
saturday night, the occasion being
her Ind birthday. Games ana social
chat were enjoyed and light lunch
was served. She was the recipient
OF number of useful and pretty tok.
ems of love and esteem. and at u late
hour the young people left for their
various homes, wishing her many
happy returns of the day.
Mrs. Seymour Boosinger was called
TO Akron, Monday owing to the death
or her sister, Miss Ida Hershberger.
Miss Della Brumbaugh is on the
sick list
line many friends of Miss Ida Hersh.
berger are shocked to hear of her
sudden death, Sunday night, at hel
nome at 3l3 Washington ST.. Akron
sho had been In her usual health unit
saturday night. when she was tnkel
suddenly Ill with Inflammation of IN,
poweis. physician was hastily sum
moned and did all that medical SIKH
could do to relieve her sufferings, bu
after 2S hours of intense SUFFERING
death mercifully relieved her. Id
! Hershberger was born at Mapletor
, Stark county, Aug. 0, 1878, and die
| Oct, 20, 1901, making her % year,
two months and IA days OF age. He
father died In 1893, and in 1898 tn
family removed TO Akron where the
have since resided. Ida was a brigb
sweet, dispositioned girl and mad
friends wherever she went. For
number Of months she was emplove
at the Werner Printing Co.'s work,
but for the past three months she ha
spent most of her time with her ST,
ter, at Brimheld where she had man
warm friends. She leaves motbe