Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-09-26
DerSOnal
an0 Social

Ex-City Commissioner Henry Young
will leave Tuesday for Pittsburg. He
will be permanently located there.
Deputy Probate Judge w. Il. Pardee
has returned to his work after Il
weeks vacation during which lie
visited Buffalo.
Mrs. Theodore Harter, of Woodvilie,
Michigan, who formerly lived near
New Portage, is the guest of Sum-
nit county friends and relatives.
Rev. a. G. Stull, presiding elder,
will conduct services at the Calvary
Evangelical church Friday evening
and hold the session of the quarterly
conference at the close. ~s ,st
Mr.. Ernest Alderman, of 900 S. Main
st. will go to Mansfield where he has
accepted a position with the Tracy &
Avery Co.. wholesale grocers, Of that
city. He leaves Saturday.
Mr.. Evan J. West, well known in
Akron, has returned after an absence
of nearly two years in the East. He
has been at Binghamton, N. Y, much
OF the time He is much improved in
health.
Geo. Kelley, son of Sheriff F. G.
Kelley will go to Philadelphia next
week to enter the University Of Penn
sylvania. VIII (Buck) Washer is al
ready there amid hopes to get on the
foot ball team.
The pupils of Mrs. T.. M. Heaton
gave very pleasant recital at the
home of their instructor, 60I Bowery
st. Wednesday evening. The members
of the advanced class showed marked
progress in their work.
The Reserve Corps class of the First
Nj. T. Sunday school will hold a so
cial and business meeting In the
church parlors. Friday evening, Sept.
81, at 7:30 O'clock Members and
friends are invited. Miss Matthews,
chairman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman G. Nelson have
returned to Akron from their wedding
trip and are receiving the congratu
latlons of their friends. They will
make their home for the present with
the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Irwin. $40 Il. North st.
DR.. Warren Slabaugh and Hon. Will
lard Slabaugh, both of Omaha. Neb..
spent Wednesday with their brother
Attorney w. f. Slabaugh, of Akron.
They are on their way to the Buffalo
Exposition. Hon. Willard Slabaugh
Is one of the judges of the District
Court of Nebraska.
The first of a series of select dances
that will be given by the Yondoteega
Social club this winter will be held
at Maple hall, on the evening of Oc
tober .. These dances and entertain
ments will be strictly invitation af
fairs and will be among the best OF
the social events that will be given
in Akron this winter.
At regular meeting of Summit
council, No. 10, o. u. a. NJ. Wednes
day night, 1t was decided to give
public reception and social. The
wives, sweethearts and friends of thu
members will be invited, and music
dancing, and banqueting Will be th'
features. The committee having II
charge the arrangements are Messrs
II. NJ, Curtis. John L. Hoye and w
H, Harrington. The reception will b'
held in their hall on Il. Market st. a
date to be decided upon later.
BAILEY.CARNER.
Miss Loretta Garner, we'll known II
South Akron, and Henry G, Bailey, o.
Kent wero married Wednesday even
'ng Mt Kont, Rev. ], W Hefninger. Of
ff calvary Evangelical church, OH
rla,lng 4 few membcrs of the imme
lloie,fimfics witnessed the ceremony
ana enioved the elaborate wedding
supper that followed. Mr. and Mrs
bailey will live In Kent
~, WALSH-WARNER,
| Mr.. NJ. II. Walsh, an Erie operator
ana Miss Elizabeth Warner were mar
rled Thursday morning at St Ber