Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-05-26
PERSONALS.

Rev. Edward G.. Mason pastor OF the
Universalist church, went to Hagers-
town, Md. to attend the funeral of a
member Of his former parish there,
Mrs. ]. r. Harrison and daughter, of
Cumberland, Me-, are visiting Mr.. and
Mr.. F, g. Haines. of Buchtel ave.
Mr.. and Mrs. volney Ferris and son,
Clarence, Of Portage Path, have gone
to Canfeld, Pa, to visit Mr. Ferris
parents.
Attorneys r. NJ. Wanamaker and Jas.
W. Harter left Saturday on business
trip. They will visit Youngstown, AL
lance, Canton and other cities.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Rothermal OF 202 Harvard st.,
gave them a surprise party In observ-
ance of their sixth wedding anniversary,
leaving them a beautiful table as
memento.
Mr.. Philip Mailer, representing the
Aultman, Miller Co.. of this city, will
sail from New York for Hamburg,
Germany, Tuesday, on the steamer
Pennsylvania. Mr.. uailler will repre-.
sent the company in various parts OF
Germany
Hon. J. Park Alexander leaves to.
morrow for Detroit, to attend the Ma
tional convention of the Charities and
Correction association. He will go
thence to Mt. Clemens to remain 10
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Street, Sunday,
entertained their son, Mr.. Walter
Street, Of Cleveland, and Mt. Cari
Friday, Of Elyria.
Misses Lizzie and Mary Chesney,
Of Butler, Pa, are the guests Of Mr..
Franklin L. Hitchcock, Of III Mills
ave.
Rev. ]. G. Slayter. pastor Of the
First Church Of Christ, will deliver an
address before the State Sunday
School convention at Findlay on June
4. Sunday School and Christian Mis-
sions" will be the subject Of the ad-
dress.
Squire r. n. Hoffman returned
Sunday morning from Chicago.
Hon. W. G. Johnston went to Colum.
bus, Monday.
Mrs. Dora Dowds, of East Center
st., left Sunday for Mt. Vernon, where
she will spend week with relatives.
| Mr.. Almon Knowles, of Cleveland,
was the guest OF friends in this city,
| Sunday.
Miss Esther Wright spent Saturday
and Sunday in Youngstown.
Miss Bertha Staver left Sunday for
a visit with friends in Muncie, Ind.
The dance Of the Jolly Economicals,
last week, at silver lake, was at.
tended by 175 couples, and was sue
cess very pleasing to the promoters.
The next dance will be given at the
same place June 10.
Mr.. Chas. j. Moersch has returned
to his home in New York after visit
with his brother, Mr.. r. j. Moersch,
1854 North Forge st.
Mrs. -. j. Boyle, of Grand Rapids,
accompanied by her two sons, is WIS.,
iting her mother, Mrs. A. w. Lodwick,
202 Beck ave.
Mr.. Fred H. Payne, who has made
some clever drawings for the Demo-
crat, on number Of occasions, Is now
employed In the art department of the
] Cleve!aHd Presgs we
Mr.. Dan IL Rentschler Ia spending a
two weeks vacation at the home OF
his parents In Plymouth, Ind
Mrs. Karl Kobe, of Passaic. n. j.,
and son, are visiting Mrs. Kolbs's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs, VIM. Barnett.
They will spend the summer here. Mr..
Kobe will he in Akron two weeks
during July.
Mr.. r. p. Otis of New Philadelphia,
, is visiting his sons. Attorneys e. Il.
and f. r. Otis, of Akron.
Mrs. Wm. Allen, OF 127 Adolph ave-,
has gone to Milwaukee for visit OF
several weeks.
Superintendent r. =. Thomas, of the
Akron schools. has been reelected
superintendent Of the Warren schools
at an increased salary.
Mr.. H. s. Maddy. an advance press
agent Of the Ringing Bros show,
l-SuVut CuuuuN W AhTOl. MT. hduuy
was until the past winter Chicago
newspaper man. Formerly he lived
in Muncie, Ind, where he is well nc.
quainted with Mr.. Fl. G. r. Wall, Mr.
Leo Ganter and other Akronans now
located there.
The pupils Of Miss Ella A. Bige
low will give recital In the NJ. F.
church, Wednesday evening. An OK.
cellcnt program has been arranged
One Of the features OF the recital will
be an octette played by eight young
ladies at four pianos.
DR.. !. r. Detweiler and wife, DR.
Il. c. Lyder and wife. DR.. Walter
Boyer and wife and Miss Mabel Col
by, of Wadsworth. are visiting Coun
ty Surveyor and Mrs. j. A. Genres
of 212 Crosby st.
DR.. q. b. Williamson has recovered
from a brief illness.
Mr.. Il. j. Hoskin was the winner OF
a bicycle given away at Geo. s. Dales
&Co.s store Saturday evening. Tick,
cts on the wheel had been given Gus
toners for some time.
KOpPERS-OWENS.
Rev. W. r. Wykoff, OF the woodant
NJ. Il. church, married James Hopper,
and Miss Mary Owens, both OF thi
city at hia residence Thursday after