Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-12-19
PERSONAL NOTES.

Mr.. s. c. MCGOWAN and wife spent
Thursday in Cleveland.
Past Department Commander ]. II.
Seymour will inspect Buckley Post at
G.. A. II. hall tonight.
Mr.. j. X. Thornburg, of the Carnegie
Steel Co., of Munhall, Pa, called on
freight agents in Akron, Thursday
Mr.. n. w. Clover, of Cincinnati, was
here Friday. He is travelling freight
agent for the Southern Pacific railway.
Miss Maud Carrothers, OF Buchtcl
college, will spend her vacation out of
the city.
Mr.. John Rath has returned from
a visit with friends and relatives In
Mogadore. .
Mrs. ]. ID. DietZ, $40 1.2 Second st.,
will visit In Warren during the holi-
days.
Mr.. T. II. Smith, of Cleveland, travel
ing freight agent of the Chicago, Bur
llngton and Quincy railroad, was in
Akron Friday soliciting business.
Mr.. A. d. Roberts, of Ashland, was
In Akron Thursday evening. He Is now
employed by the King Bridge Co. Of
Cleveland.
Mr.. Daniel Stair, 423 South Forge at,
went to Cleveland Friday, to attend the
funeral of former cOmradc of the
Clvl war, Engineer Warren II. Goss,
who was killed In an Erie wreck.
Mr., Il. l.. Flchthor who is attending
nnphia1 anllAnn uII1 hn
days visiting at his home in Milledge-
vile, O.
Mrs Albert Hurd and three children,
o. Tallmadge ave-, left Thursday night
for Michigan to spend the Christmas
holidays with her husband, a civil en-
gneer who has been employed in Ne
hraska, and has gone to Michigan to
meet Mrs. Hurd and visit relatives.
Miss Lillian A. Rodcnbaugh. 2O1
Carroll st., left Thursday night for
Chicago to spend the holidays with her
sister, Miss Irene Rodenbaugh, who Is
employed In the offices of the Whitman
q Barnes Mfg. Co., ut West Pullman.
Glass work and studies were sus-
pended at Buchtel college Friday for
the holiday vacation OF two weeks.
At the chapel exercises Friday morn
ing, college songs were sung by the
students and the college spirit was
pretty thoroughly rejuvonated. Presl-
dent Church in few remarks wished
the students n merry Christmas, and
there was JOY among the students
| from several causes.
The following left for their homes
Friday; Miss Hazel Clark to Pitts
burg, Pa; Miss Mildred Clark and
Miss Edith Heacock to Chicago June
tlon; Miss Ada StarBwcather, the
librarian, to Marietta; Mr., Charles
| Faunce 10 Conneautyille, Pa; Miss
Maria Parsons, instructor In English,
to GAINESVILLE; Miss Elda Hepp to
Wadsworth Saturday morning Miss
Ethel Jefferson and Harry Rowell will
leave for Norwalk.
The social held by the freshmen of
Buchtel college, Friday night, at the
home of Carl II, Butler, on West EN-
change ST., was n very enjoyable af-
fair. The class was well represented,
II couples being present, Progressive
games and ping'pong were engaged
in, In the games, Miss Ethel Carr
won the irst prize, a paper cutter, and
Miss Bessie Seden got the consolation
prize, a tiny box of chocolate creams,
As the best ping, pong player, Hal
knight won beautiful china and
silver match safe, while Miss Hazel
Clark got the consolation prize in the
shape of an oSidized silver pin tray
Refreshments were served and much
merriment was ocoasioned in the
choosing Of partners.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
! Mr.. william Meisamare and Mrs