Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-01-28
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taiumcnt at the lodge rooms Of Akron
lodge Of the Pathfinder tonight.
The Cuyahoga Falls Oil, Gas & Salt
company contemplate drilling well
ir the western part of the village.
Traffic on the Rapid Transit lines
was delayed considerably Sunday
night. on account of snow on the
tracks.
A galvanizing department to cost
$4,000. will be added to tho Il. A.
Henry Wire companys plant at Cuya-
hoga Falls.
The Akron Motor Carriage company
has completed its first vehicle. 1t is
. success. 1t will be exhibited on the
local streets.
The Supreme lodge of the Path
finder will meet in this city Tuesday
for the purpose of electing the Off
GERS for the new year.
A number of the local members OF
the knights of Columbus were in
Mussillon Sunday attending special
exercises of the lodge.
4 house occupied by Mr.. Chas. L.
bern, 141 North Broadway, was dam
aged by fire saturday evening Loss
$50. An overheated furnace was the
cause of the fire.
The sermon at the First Congrega,
tional church Sunday morning, was
preached by Rev. ". +. MeNIillen, oil
Chicago. In the evening, Rev. Nc
Millen preached at the West Congre
gational church. - ..~
Members of the Senior class. at the
Akron High school, have decided by
ballot that the free scholarship a
Buchtel college he given to Miss Ada
NJ Swinehart. of 727. East Exchang,
street
i
On Saturday afternoon Fred Wolga
4 mott was brought from Cleveland t'
Akron by Deputy Sheriff H.. S. Buf
fington, of the Forest City. Loretts
Br, wn of Cleveland, accuses Wolga
mott of larceny 1t is claimed that thu
attendant is a resident of Barberton
and that his mind is weak. .Tudg
Anderson will investigate the case.
.'Unclc Josh Wicllham.H presente'
Saturday night at Assembly hall, b.
Gould Bros Comedy company, did no
meet with the approval Of the audienc
in many respects sF~A distnrbanc
among the cast delayed the beginpin
oft the show until O'Clock Polio
officers We're obliged to promote orde
among the members of the outfit.
Despite the fact that they had nc
seen each other for II years, Mr.. Noa
G. Rorgey, of Loomis, Mich, and Mrs
Sarah Il. CRUDE, of 9S3 South Main st
. were united in marriage Saturday nj
ternoon by Rev. j. w. Moore. Th
groom is aged 66 years. and the brid
60. They were lovers during the
l school days. The newly married co,
; pie will reside temporarily at the HON
: of the bride.
t A lively mix-up of horses and V,
s. hicles occurred Saturday afternoon :
l. the corner of Beach and Canal SITS. NJ
'NNl N''upNi' VI A'ust Siptl'N' We
;. driving four horses. attached to W;
: gon loaded with hay. The nors,
;. started to run away, but the front tea
d got tangled up in the harness and fe
:, down, the rear team passing over ther
d Within a short time the runaway tea
|, collided with horse and buggy ow
ed by Mr. Philip Abel, AMI also Nj
;. & Fiebegers delivery wagon, All Il
\. vehicles in the collision We're dan
I aged but the horses were not mu'
v hurt
!. Watch the Democrat neJ
II Saturday-"there'S none
>. in it for yOu."
Only n Slight Difference.
"I hear your son is achieving gre
success in his stage career
:. Eyes" replied the architect
% II should have thought he won