Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-07-22
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Mrs. VIM. Burns was the guest OF
Massillon friends Sunday.
Mr.. l.. d. Brown and family are
spending two weeks at Sandy lake.
Mrs. j. IL. Seller has gone to Char
lotte, Mich, to visit her, parents ana
sisters.
Prof. Il. Adolph Whitelaw, of Brook
lyn, n. u, is visiting his sister, Mrs.
n. NJ. Berk.
Mrs. X. l.. Russell has returned
from visit in Huntington, Ind, and
Gallon, o.
Miss Minnie Fuller and members Of
her sketchlng class, have returned
from two weeks outing at Zoar.
Mr.. Louis Mckenzie of John Aliens
shoe store has gone to his home in
Bellevue for ten days vacation.
Prof. John r. Smith has returned
from trip to GAINESVILLE, where he
went in the interests of the Path
finder.
Mrs. Anna NJ. Russell, of North
Lewisburg, o.. is visiting her sons,
Messrs X. l.. Russell and Il. G. Rus
sell in Akron.
Rev. j. Ii. w. Blake is in Titfin to
present Rev. G. S. Reifsnider of Hud-
son, for ordination. The latter will so
to Japan as missionary.
Miss Ida Lothman, 213 South High
st is home from St Paul, Minn.,
where she has been the guest of her
sister, Mrs. H. IL. Haserodt.
The dance which was to have been
given at Lakeside park Wednesday
evening by the Star Athletic Club
has been postponed until July 81.
Mr.. and Mrs Mark Winelandcr and
children of Philadelphia, are visiting
Mrs. Winelandel's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. ID. NJ. Leopold, Of Buchtel ave.
Miss NJ. Pauline Edgerton, city Ii
brarian, and her sister, Miss lone Ed
gerton, are spending their vacation in
Warren, the guests of Mrs. l.. D. Park.
Mrs, Fred Terry, Of Detroit, who has
been IA guest at the home Of Mrs. w.
q. Good, will return to Detroit, Tues
day, accompanied by Mrs. Good and
children.
Mr.. A. M. Barber, who attended a
meeting OF American Strawboard Co.,
stockholders in Chicago last week, has
gone from there to Mackinac to spend
few weeks.
Mr.. Sidney e. Smith of the B. f.
Goodrich Co., left Monday for Port
Washington where he will spend his
vacation visiting his sister Return,
ing he will visit friends in Coshoctou
and Cleveland
George Hirsch, of Winona, Mimi
at one time manager of the New York
Clothing store in Akron, Is visiting
his father-in-law, Mr.. ii. w. Moss
for two weeks. Mrs. Hirsch and
children have been visiting her par
ents for some time.
DR.. Gilman w. Stauffer, graduate
of the medical department Of the
Ohio Medical University at Columbus
and II son of Mr.. Peter High Stauffer
editor of the Loudonville Advocate
has located in Akron, In the Office OF
the late DR., c. G. Davidson, 100 Broad
st.
Mr.. +. II. Galley has been very ser
iously i'll at the home OF his uncle
Mr.. Il. A. Palmer, in Shelby, O.
While in Mansfield he was poisoned
unaccountably. He went on to his
uncle's home, and after arriving there
was taken very i'll. He has nearly re.
covered.
Among the campers at Silver Lake
are Mr.. and Mrs. j. Byrd LOCKER, OF
5I3 w. Market st. Their camp is
named Chicago, in honor of Miss Ma,
bel Parker and Mr.. Carl LOCKER, OF
that city, who are visiting the family
Another guest Is DR.. Is. IT. Coggip OF
Lake Lindon, Mich.
Judge G, Il. Grant left Sunday foi
West Haven, Conn, to attend the
reunion of his regiment, the Twelfth
Connecticut Volunteers, at Old Fielt
Beach, Tuesday He was accompan
led by his daughter, Miss Frances
Grant. They will visit the Pan-Ame
lean exposition in returning.
GARDEN PARTY.
A large garden party with many
novel attractions viii be given on til,
lawn at Mrs. j, IL. Peterson's home