Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-08-15
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MIS-. .. NJ. DliOhS 10 t's~ beNS' O- A'NN
sister, Mrs. w. B. Newell, of Asbtapu-
Ia.
Letter Carrier Chas. Pouchot enter
ed upon a two-weeks' vacation, Thurs
day.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. w. McFerran, 20S
Arch St, are at the Buffalo Exposl
tion.
Mr.. 4. A. Walters will leave Sunday
for New York City for the NJ. O'Neil
& Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. j. Costigan, of
East Liverpool, visited Akron friends
today.
Mrs. A. ]. Lawrence is entertaining
a, her sister, Miss Florence Pye, of
Brooklyn.
Miss Lille Adler, of Youngstown,
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Adler,
of Bell st.
Messrs. w. W. Mcintosh and NJ. s.
Long, left Tuesday evening for fish
ing trip in Michigan.
Mr.. Albert Schwarz, Of the postof-
fee clerical force, has returned from a
trip to the Pan-American.
Mrs. w. M. Bender and daughters,
Martha and Helen are visiting friends
in Lima, Findlay and Wapokoneta.
Miss Edith McGill, of Frain & Man
beck's, has returned home from a
pleasant visit with friends in Dayton.
Mr.. VIM. Hassentuefel, Of the Ger
mania, VIII leave Friday for 10
days visit at his old home in New
York.
Messrs. Arthur Schubert and Howard
G. Rempes, left for the Pan-Americar
where they will spend a few days va
cation.
Mrs. Daniel Hummel and children
left this morning for a two weeks
visit with brothers and a sister neal
Clinton.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. o. Webster ant
son, Daniel, of Akron, were among
President McKinley's callers at Can
ton, yesterday.
Mrs. Andrew Ritchie and daughter
Ella, of Northfeld, are visiting at th'
home of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ X. Martin
of West Exchange st.
5 Edward j. Irvinc, of Cpyahoga Falls
and Miss Eliza Stanley, of Akron
were married by Justice j. r. Camp
bell, Wednesday afternoon.
The G. w. +. M. Of the Broad st
, Church of Christ will give a reception
, this evening at the home of DR.. anC
Mrs. L. j. Hamilton, East Market st
Miss Gertrude Lothmann entertain
ed at her home on High ST., Tuesda.
Schwan and Minnie Plageus, of Cleve
land.
Miss Edith Bankiser, 100 S. Mai
= St, a well known musician of thi
!, city, left Tuesday for Syracuse, n. Y
: where she will accept position WITT
+ the Cleveland Ladies' Orhestra of tha
e place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard B. Halter an
son, Joseph, of 1873 Coburn st., hav
, gone to New York for a visit of a few
+ days. From there, they will go t
the Pan-American Exposition. Mr.
. Halter is one of Akron's letter carriers
The Star Athletic club gave the fift
!. of a series of dances at Lakeside
: Wednesday evening. Seventy-tiv
couples attended. The club has ha
: great success in conducting these dance
|. and they will be continued until tn
{ weather prevents. Prof, Morey's OIL
8 chestra furnishes music.
!: Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Warren, an
1 son, of Springfield, o., are the guest
!. of Mrs. Warrens parents, Mr.. an
: Mrs. d, b. Treat, of Tallmadge. MI
Z Warren is one of Springheld's bes
I known newspaper men, being connect
> ed with the editorial staff of the Ga
! zette of that city.
I EL-HERZBERGER
I Miss Lena c. Herzberger, daughte
+ Of Mr.. and Mrs William Herzberger, q
: Grant ST., was united in marriage {
Jacob j. Seidel, of A. Seidel's grocer,
Wednesday afternoon at the residenc
of Rev. Schiller of the German h,
formed church. Mr.. and Mrs. Seid
= left for Buffalo, where they will spen
, couple OF weeks,
BISSELL.-HUMPHREY.
st The home Of Mr.. e. s, Ellis, of j
'e Exchange and Beaver SIS, was I'll
IN scene of a quiet wedding Wednesda