Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-11-10
PERSONAL NOTES.


Col. d. w. Thomas has returned to
Baltimore, after visit in this city.
Mr.. Frank Gruver has gone to New
Orleans to attend the convention Of the
American Federation of Labor.
Mr.. F. 9. Glendenning, Of South
Main ST., attended reunion Of the
Glendenning family at Dover, o.,
Sunday.
MIR. J. f. Stoeckle, of the Howard
st. Valley depot, and Mr.. Herman
Myers, of the Northern Ohio, are
hunting near Spencer, o.
Mr.. Harvey B. slusser and his moth
er are visiting in villa, Ind, and
sturgis, Mich. Mr.. slusser is night
ticket agent at the Union depot.
The Colonial theatre orchestra will
give a dance in Rose hall Friday eve
ming, Nov. IA. The entire orchestra,
Sid Morey director, will furnish mu-
sic.
Mrs. James Trotter, Of 106 Bell st.,
who was taken Ill while visiting
friends in Warren, o., was brought
to her home In this city Saturday.
She is improving slowly.
Mrs. R, %. Heaton, vocal teacher,
entertained about 20 Of her pupils at
her hcme in the Arcade block, Sunday
evening. Music and social games
helped to pass very enjoyable even.
ing. Luncheon was served.
Ex-Mayor W. u. Young spent Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday in cleve-
land, taking depositions in an action
growing out of matters connected
with the transfer OF certain Canadian
railway property to Mr.. s. J. Ritchie.
Mayor William B. Doyle was at
Gambler, o., Saturday and part Of
Sunday. He was present at the dedi-
cation of the new hall which has been
presented to the college by Senator
M. A. Hanna, and states that he en-
joyed the trip immensely.
Mr.. George Schultz and Miss Mary
Nicol were married at Hartford.
Conn, Saturday evening. Both for
merly lived in this city. They will
reside at Windsor Lock, where Mr..
Schults Is foreman at the plant Of the
American Writing Paper Co.
! Mr.. Luther Rood. eldest son of the
late Prof. l.. v. Rood, Ii visiting Ak
ron friends for few days. Mr.. Rood
was q member Of Company b, Eighth
10. ". l., and served In the Cuban
campaign. Immediately after the war
he went West, and is now living at
Delta, Colo
Saturday evening a surprise party
was given in honor Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert ley. 1t was their fifth wedding
anniversary, and they received many
wooden presents. The evening was
spent at progressive pedro and music.
About 30 couples were present. A
supper was served.
Miss Grace A. Saxton, stenograph-
er for the Alden Rubber Co., who had
made her home In this city for some
time, and who is most popular young
woman, was married at Columbus,
Saturday, to Mr.. r. T. Huggard, a
prominent young business man OF that
place. Mr.. and Mrs. Huggard will
reside In Cleveland.
Sergeant Alfred Jones. who has
been visiting Akron friends and rela-
tives between enlistments, will leave
to serve his second enlistment In the
regular army Wednesday. Sergeant
Jones will spend the winter In the
United States, and will probably leave
San Francisco to return to the Phil
ippines about March l.
At $50 o'clock Sunday evening, Mr..
William Carpenter and Miss Elsie
Himelright were married by Rev. r,
r. Willard at the Wooster ave, Re-
formed church parsonage. They were
attended by Mr.. Edward Alderman
and Miss Anna Carpenter. sister OF
the groom. They win make their home
at Canal Fulton, where Mr.. Carpenter
will be in the employ Of the Pioneer