Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-05-14
PERSONAL NOTES.

Mr.. A. ii. Noah left for Columbus,
Monday evening.
DR.. and Mrs. l.. S. Ebright were in
Ashland Monday.
Mrs. John OFT, of this city, is visit
ing in Wadsworth this afternoon.
Mr.. Ira II. Brouse of Wadsworth,
called on Akron friends Monday even,
ing.
Mr.. Frank Fiebeger went to Buffalo
Monday night, via the G. & Il. boat line.
Attorney w. 4. Sawyer, who was
injured in the street car accident
week ago, was able to be at his office
today.
Mrs. ii. II. Johnson and children,
home from months visit at Nelson
vile, o.
The Young Ladies' Sodality of st,
Vincent de Paurs church will hold Il
social in st. Nincent's hall, Wednesday
evening.
X-Postnrastcr Il. ii. Murphy, of
Ashland, and Mr. John Romig, of
Creston, were in Akron yesterday in
tercsting themselves in Kenmore prop
crty.
A meeting of the Carrie Nation Pedro
club will he held Wednesday evening
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. II. IL.
F'rary, 900 :. Main ST. New officers
will be selected for the summer season.
James Rayner, president of the local
bartcndcr's union has gone to st.
Louis rs II delegate to attend the bar
tenders convention, which begins
Tuesday and concludes Friday.
Dr. W. G. Jacobs, j, IL. Seller, and
a. Il. Foltz were among the Akron
physicians who went to Canton Tues
day morning TO attend the 10Th quar-
tcrly session of the Union Medical AS
soclatiou of Northeastern Ohio.
Mr.. G. Il. Toby, Of Cleveland, travel
ing salesman for the Goddnrds Dry
Goods Co, of New York, Is detained
at the home of his father-in-law, JUS
ticc j. Il. Campbell, of Tl6 East Ex-
change ST., on account of an liberated
tooth.
The Young Ladies' Sodnlity, Of
st. Mary's church are preparing to
give grand May festival and enter
tanmcnt May 30 and 23. The young
ladies of st. Mury'S have complete
! knowledge of entertaining their
! friends.
MIR. and Mrs. Il. A. Crawford, Of
Columbus. O., have been spending II
/ ltrn InII'S mnthpr
| Mrs. j. IL. Kramer, i05 st. Clair ST.,
while on their way East TO visit tho
| Pan American exposition and several
other New York points.
The Goodrich Social club, members
| of which held successful series of
dances last winter at Tip Top hall,
| will give n series of dances at Lake
side park pavilion this summer. The
first dance will be held June and the
series will end September 20.
The Debating club of the Actual
Business college will give an entertain
mcnt Wednesday evening, having as
| its features, instead of the usual de-
bate, Il musical and literary program.
Much preparation has been made to in'
sure the success of the entertainment
The Junior Alliance of Calvary Evan
gclical church held May service, Mon-
day evening The program consisted
of vocal quartertcs, recitations, instru-
mental selections on the plano, guitar
and mandolin, interspersed with the
graphophone. A large crowd was pres
ent and the service was complete
success.
A number OF the Sunday school
friends of Harry Ferbstein called at
the home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Herman Ferbstein Sunday afternoon
to assist him in the celebration of his
18th birthday. They were most pleas
antly entertained, In the evening the
older friends of Mr., and Mrs. Ferb
stein surprised them. The day was
n happy one for the guests and tho
entertainers.
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