Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-07-06
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NliSS IA a. Lazy VI w uiiSh' 10 thO
guest of Akron, friends.
Mr. John J. Leonard of Adams ST.,
is spending two weeks in New York.
DR.. f. b. Calm and family have
gone TO Ashland for a few weeks va
cation.
Mrs. Tucker. of Dayton, is the guest
of her son, Mr.. Frank h. Tucker, 211
Carroll Sc.
Miss Bessie Dague left Saturday
for East Liverpool, where she will
visit friends for q week.
Mrs. Robert Sanderson will return to
her home in Canada, Monday She is
the guest of Mrs. John Leonard.
Miss Olive Wernet of Canton,
spent the Fourth with Mrs. Margaret
Waldvogel of 10S North Allyn st.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. S. Harter are
spending n few days in trip up the
lakes. They will return Monday.
Mrs. X. l.. Russell will leave Mon.
day for Huntington, Ind, and Gal
ion. She will be away for two weeks.
Mrs. Lucinda w. Brown, left Fri
day for an extended visit in the east.
She will visit at Buffalo and Rochcs-
ter
Mrs. James Buffers and her niece,
Miss Margaret Kurtz, are in East
Liverpool, the guests of Mrs. John
Worcester.
Mr.. Pierre Boucher will leave Nor
day for Greensburg, Pa, where he
will superintend the construction of an
electrical plant.
Miss Ada Srutzman left Friday even
ing for San Francisco and other points
of interest in the west. She will be
away several weeks.
The Sunday School class of Mrs.
Baughman of the Grace Reformed
Church held its second social at
ia Union Place, Friday evening
Mr.. John Leonard is in New York
He is delegate to the International
Convention of the Lithographers Union.
Before returning he will visit Buffalo
Miss Catharine Caldwell gave
pleasant party at her home, POS South
| Broadway, Friday evening, for her
guest, Miss Kate Isaacs, OF Chagrin
Falls.
DR.. II. G. Chamberlain has retired
from the practice of dentistry He
will remove to Stow Corners, where he
has purchased property. DR.. ID. IL.
Henninger, of lib $. Howard has sue
ceeded to DR.. Chamberluin's practice.
Messrs. H. o. Weary and Chas. A,
Semler are spending Sunday with their
families at Grecnhurst, where the Ia
| dies have been for several weeks. They
expect to take n brici an up to the
Buffalo exposition the forcpart Of next
week.
The dance given by the Star Athletic
club at Lakeside park, Wednesday
evening was attended by more than
100 couples. Morey's orchestra fur
nished music. The clug will give a
lawn fete Wednesday evening, July
II, for the benefit of the South Akron
Memorial association.
Rev. and Mrs c. j. Tnunar and fam
ily of Minneapolis. are IN the city
the guests OF friends. Rev. Tlnnal
viii preach to his old congregations al
the First Church of Christ, Sunday
morning. He will visit the Pan.
American exposition ut Buffalo, before
returning to Minneapolis.
Prof. John Il. Mexican, supcrintend
ent of the public schools at Middle
town, o., Is in the city. He was for
merly principal of the Spicer school
in his city. He has host of friends
here who were glad TO meet him
again. He has been unusually success
ful at Middletown, the Board OF Edu
cation having given him an increase
OF $500 per year in his salary.
The social and reception given Fri
day evening by members of st. Mary's
parish TO their new pastor, Rev. Jos
eph Clark, was very pleasant af
fair, attended by more than 500 peo
pie An address of welcome wa'
delivered by NJ. Andrew Martin, ant
Father Clark expressed his appreciation
of the honor done him. Refreshments
We're served, and the evening made
merrier by number of selections play
ed by the Mandolin club, composeC
of younger members OF the parish.
Miss Florence Diers the only daugh
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Ii. Diers, WA
married TO William Petrie at tn,
brides home Wednesday evening a