Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-06-10
DerSOnal
ano Social

city.
Miss Emma Holbrook has gone to
Ipsilanti, Mich, for the summer.
Mr.. George Stebick, of Chicago is
the guest of his parents at lo7 W.
South st.
Mr.. Jos. De puncha, of los Angeles, |
Cal, was the guest of Miss Collette
Stenger Sunday.
Mrs. Ida Haushalter of Pueblo, Col,
10 the guest of her daughter, Mrs. IL,
u. Reed, 10T Fay st.
MIR. Sol Moss, of Chicago, is spend
ing few days at the home OF his
father, MIR. =. W. Moss.
Miss Grace Gardner, a reporter on
the GAINESVILLE Sunday News, is in the
city the guest of friends.
A class of 2S boys and - girls took
their first communion al ST. Nincents
Church Sunday morning.
Mr.. Leonard Ost Of Gallon who was
guest of Akron friends last week,
returned to his homo sunday.
Pupils of Miss Cora Hartong will
give a free musical recital at Cal
vary Evangelical church Tuesday
evening, June IS.
The Misses Anna Shook of Reser-
yoir, Jenness of Barberton, and Mabel
Harter of this city spent Sunday with
Cleveland friends.
Mr.. Geo. ID. Bates, who has been
confined to his home for y week by
malaria, is able to be at the Second
National bank again.
Mrs. j. G. Price left Monday morn
ing for Chicago. where she will be the
guest of her daughter, Mrs. W. l.,
Porter, for the next six weeks.
Mrs. A. i. Coutcs and daughter left
l
spend the summer in the East. Rev,
Coates will join them in August.
Prof f. H. Brown. who resigned his
position as principal of the Howe
school. will 40 to Chicago TO engage in
tho lumber business with his brother.
Mrs. Ledyard Bailey and daughter,
of Salt Lake CITY, and Miss Grace
Bailey, of Canton, are visiting Mrs.
Stella b. Hapgood, of East Market st.
Invitations have been issued for the
{ marriage, June Is, of Miss Grace Lii
liam Heath and Mr. Frederick Wash
burn Taylor, both of Cuyahoca Falls
Attorney w. Oliver Wise was able t
come TO his office today, on crutches-
the first time since the accident of sev
cral weeks ago, in which his leg was
+ broken.
Mr. and Mrs Albert Flath, Mr.. anC
> Mrs. John Flath, and Mrs. Funk o.
near Doylestown, spent Sunday witt
= Rev. and Mrs. Ilurlcr and family, -
u Ira ave.
Dr. Mark ID. Stevenson has decided
TO visit Europe this summer to max
further study of his profession in th
I Mi
. and Dublin
Or. Francis II. Moran, pastor of 81
:. Marys church, Is at Valparaiso, Ind
attending Il celebration in honor q
Father Mink, pastor of ST, Paul'
Church, that city.
, Dr. and Mrs. III. II. Jacobs, Dr, an
Mrs. G. W. Nlillikn. Mayor and Nlr'
! W. h. Doyle and other friends to tn
=. number of 20. went TO Hawkins, Sal
mtay, to spcud the day ar Hon, G. I
, IIaIc's farm,
Is Mcssrs. George, Edward, AN
10 the Misses Emma and Mar
=. Eippert of this city and their mothe
" Of Canal Fulton visited relatives
n Cleveland, Sunday.
ut The Reserve Corps class of the Fir'
NJ. IL. S. S. will hold a June social
t. the church parlors Tuesday evening
,d All members and friends are cordial
re Invited TO be present
The report of the school cnumcrato
cs Mr. NJ. IL. Barber. shows that there al
n S3O school children In Cuyahoga Falls
IL no males ana 40 females, This Is a
mr. increase of 70 over last year.
Nv Mr.. Wm. c. Parsons of thl sclty, W
make the presentation speech AT Clcv
" land Tuesday, presenting II bronze Ia
let to Hatch library, Adelhcrt Collcg
''' in honor Of President IL. T.. lIitchcoc
y" of Western Reserve College
Mr.. Geo. H. Koplin has gone to Cl
cago to take charge of the sales d
partment uf the Western Cereal G
He was secretary of the Akron Cere
~ Co., until II was merged into the Gre
, Western