Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-01-31
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Mrs. Chris Koch VIII leave 1Or New
Orleans. next week, where she viii
see the Mardi Gras and visit friends.
Frank Rostock, son of Mr. Max Ros-
took, Of North High ST., will begin
work as student at University
School, Cleveland, next Monday.
Mr.. Edward Brown, of New York,
is in the city, where he attended the
funeral of Mrs. o. B. Hardy, Thurs
day. Mr.. Brown Is a former Akron
young man.
Mr.. Ira A. Cocklln and wife, 325
snyder ST., who came near being SUI
focated by gas escaping from their
furnace. Wednesday night, have fully
recovered.
Mr.. John Roam, the amiable tele-
phone clerk at the Eric freight house,
who has been on sick leave for
week past, Is at his post Of duty. Mr..
Roam suffered from quinsy.
Grant Wcigaud has rendered his res.
| igna ion at Clewell's dry goods store
! i'm Ravenna to take IL position March
10, with the +. Ii. Schneider Co. Ia
this city. where he will have charge Of
the cloak department.
Miss Gertrude c." Kerwin, formerly
a music teacher here and well known
In Akron, who recently went to Ari-
IONA, in the hope that the change Of
climate might benefit her health, has
written to Akron friends that she Is
already greatly improved by the
change.
The L. G. r. A. of st. Mary's church
gave n social In tho church parlors
Thursday evening. The social was well
attended. Progressive pedro was a
feature OF the evenings entertainment.
Mr. John Walsh and Miss Julia Cara
han won first prize and Mr.. A. Baum
and Mrs. John Yeager were rewarded
with the "booby" prize. The social
was immensely enjoyed by all, Light
refreshments We're served.
Attorney Francis Selberlng has re
turned from business trip to New
York.
MIR. A. +. Carter, superintendent o
agencies for the u. $. Casualty Co., o
New York, Is In Akron, calling on Cit.
Commissioner John Mcfarland, lOca
agent for the company.
Adiutant Geo. lager, of the Akro
Salvation Army barracks, attended tn
wedding of Ensign Fran
Duerr and Ensign Sophi
Hummel, of the Salvation
Army in Cleveland, Thursday evening
EXProsecutor X. NJ. Wanamak6
left last night to visit his wife In Ne'
York. Mrs. Wanumaker is there tax
ing n special course in vocal music
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Gammeter gave
birthday party, Thursday night, n
their home, BOG Locust st The part
was In honor of the slXty-tirst brit
day of Mr. Gammeter's mother. I
G. Gammeter, OF Cleveland. and WI
+. Gammetcr ANA family, of Frcepor
o., We're among the guests
Mrs. ELLA Bien, of East Exchange 5
entertained the Queen Rec Circle I
Busy Rec Hive. l.. o. u. NJ. at h,
' home Friday night, The ladies had
very pleasant social time. Lunchec
, was served,
The Planet A. c. dance in Rose ha
Thursday evening was a most delgh
ful affair. Morey's orchestra furns
: cd the music. Scventy.tive coupl
= were present,
= PYTHIANS' SOCIAL.
, The first of a. series of social ente
tainmcnts to be given by McPhersC
lodge. Knights of fythias, during Il
y remainder OF the winter was given
> Mcpherson nah last night and 100 mer
' bers of that aud other Phythian lodg
= here aud In Barberton and Cuyahol
: Falls, and their ladies were preser
" Progresslyepedroand other games WEI
u enjoyed, followed by dancing. Nh
= II, n, Address won the first ladit
prizei| and Miss Ieola Lmmler Il
u, BOBBY prize. Mr., VIM. Schroeder W,
:, the first gentleincn's prize and Mr. &c
-, Lut1. of Cuyahogn Fans, the hool
. prize. Another social will he Civ,
Feb. II, and all present at Thursd,
:. evenings event have given assuran
TINT they will attend,
Patronlzc home industry and pla,
your orders now for door and windo
screens. There IL no necessity Il