Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-05-25
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visit with her brother at Flanagan,
Ill.
Gen. Asa W. Jones, of Youngstown,
was in Akron for few hours Friday,
registered at the Buchtel.
Mr.. II. +. Carter travelling passen-
ger agent of the Union Pacific lines,
was in the city Thursday.
Mr.. G. $. Willford goes to Sandusky
Friday evening to begin his work as
travelling agent Tor Cedar Point.
Mrs. O. K. Chatdeld. of Sharon
Center, visited Mrs G. G. Crane, Of
5SS West Exchange ST., Thursday.
The South End Athletic club will
give its opening dance at Randolph
park Thursday, May 30, afternoon and
evening.
The Daughters Of Liberty gave a
party Thursday evening in their hall
on East Market st. 1t was well at
tended.
Mr. Leonard OFT of 900 S. Main ST.,
ltiI lbl NIbboUtlu anu
ion where he will visit friends and
relatives
Miss Hattie Hutton. of the Empire
house, stenographcr for the West Hill
Land Co., will visit over Sunday with
Cleveland friends.
Mr.. Adam neilman. of Gallon, VINO
is employed at the Goodrich Rubber
works, is visiting his parents at Gal
ion today and tomorrow.
Miss NJ May Allen has returned to
her school of Music in La Grange, Iii.
after spending week with her mother
who Is slowly recovering from ser,
ious illness.
Mr. Mart Ackerman of Mansfield,
was the guest of his brother, Earnest
Ackermnn. of 800 =. Main ST. Friday.
The former is Oh his way to Mansfield
from Pittsburg.
Members of the local branch of the
National Association of Railway
Clerks gave a lldy's night social at
their club room in the Walsh building
Thursday evening.
Mrs. Margaret Thomas, accompanied
10y her daughter, Miss Sarah Thomas,
left Friday for New York. They will
sail Saturday on the Umbria for
Europe. They will return to Akron
in the fall.
Dir. q. Il. Gardner and Editor w. S.
Hostetter Of Doylestown, were in Ak
ron Friday. Mr.. Hostettcr is manager
WIS here looking for IA game with Ak
ron players.
large audience enjoyed the plano
concert given by pupils of Mrs. Ella
c. Bigclow ut the opera house Friday
evening. In one number four pianos
were used and in all I6 pupils took
part. The recital was eminently sue,
cessful.
Tuesday evening, May %, a grand
military bah will be given III Rose
Hall by Unity division Uniform Rank,
Is. o. Il, NJ. All divisions in this city
will participate, and delegations from
several out Of town divisions are OK
pected.
Miss Kathleen Mccormick was de-
lightfully surprised at her homo on
Miami street last evening, by a mum
Der of her friends who gathered there
to remind her of her 22nd birthday
anniversary. They presented her with
brooch, and played games till late
hour, when ice cream, cake, fruit and
lemonade We're served.
ENTERTAINED.
A crowd of Hello Girls" from Ak,
ron met at Cuyahoga Falls last night,
and were very pleasantly entertained
at the home of Miss Elva ClapsadcI.
Music was the feature of the evening.
The following were present: The Miss.
es Dora Brown, Celia and Mary Ran
kin, Bessie Henry Mabclla Post, Bes,
sic and Lena Wright, Viola Knapp,
Daisy Horn, Mary Wicsc. Sadie
Knapp. Mildred Wall, Minnie Humble.
Julia Gallagher, Ethel Pearson, Acrth
Mish, Louisa Bailey aud Miss Wads-
worth. "lbe line is busy now"