Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-11-20
PERSONAL NOTES.

Hon. George w. Grouse spent Wed.
nesday in Cleveland.
Mr.. Edward P Werner was in
Cleveland Wednesday.
Mrs. John r. Pierce is visiting
friends in Rochester, N. Y.
Mr. f. G. Andrew will spend Sun
day in Millheim visiting friends.
Deputy Sheriff Ralph Hamlin spent
Thursday on hunting trip near Ak
ron.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. A. Pflueger were
the guests of Cleveland friends We'd
nesday.
Harry Polsky left today for Belle
fontaine, o., where he will spend
Thanksgiving.
Mr. Earl Martin, c., A. & G. operator,
has been off duty for a few days on
account of illness.
Messrs. Paul E. Findley and Al.
Lyman will spend Thanksgiving in
Cleveland, visiting friends.
Messrs. II. s. Renninger and p.
Steinmetz will spend Thanksgiving on
a hunting trip near Marshallville.
Miss Rose Polsky left today for
Bellefontaine, O., where she will visit
friends until after Thanksgiving.
An attic social will be given at the
home Of Rev. Edward G. Mason to
the members of the Universalist
church this evening at 7:30 o'clock.
Mr.. William Logan, cashier Of the
Hanover National bank of New York.
and vice president Of the Cuyahoga
Wire Fence Co., of Cuyahoga Falls,
is in the city.
The following Akron attorneys were
in Cleveland on business Wednesday:
%. g. Otis, George w. Sieber, George
O. Kohler, F.. A. voris and f. M.
Atterholt.
Mrs. G. r. Grant left Wednesday
evening to visit for several weeks
with friends at Arcadia, Miss. Her
husband, Judge Grant, accompanied
her as far as Cincinnati.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. V. Pouchot enter
tanned the Coronation club at their
home Wednesday evening. The first
and second prizes were secured by
Mrs. Hartzell and Mr.. Twynham. Re-
freshments were served.
Mr.. p. l.. Pfrom, of 419 East Voris
ST., who has been employed by the
American Cereal Co., as foreman of the
sixth floor, has resigned his position to
work for the p. & l.. II. at McKees-
Rocks, Pa. He will remove his family
to that city soon.
Akron Council, knights of Columbus,
will on Tuesday evening, the 25th of
November, celebrate the second ami
versary of the installation CT the order
In Akron. A banquet will be held al
the Buchtel hotel followed by recep.
tion in Rose hall.
Lieutenant of Police Alva G.. Green
lese, returned Wednesday evening
from n two days hunting trip in the
vicinity of Spencer, o. He was ac-
companied by Mr.. James McNaugh-
ton, and together they bagged very
creditable number of quail.
Sergeant Alfred Jones, who visited
relatives In. this city between enlist.
ments In the regular army has now
gone to begin his second enlistment.
His plans were for an earlier depar-
ture, but his stay was prolonged.
Sergeant Jones will sail for the Philip
pines March !.
j. t. Zinn, after an Illness of only
two days. died at his home in Madi-
sonburg last week, says the Wayne
County Democrat. Mr.. Zinn was n
man who held the respect of all who
knew him. He is survived by two
daughters Mrs. George Smith, of
Overton, and Mrs. Frank Stauffer, of
Akron.
: Mr. and Mrs. Herbert A. thinner
man OF Cincinnati, ARE here visiting
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs Samuel
Zimmerman, of 613 Locust st. Mr.
zimmerman Is a former Akron boy
and a graduate of the Glass In High
school In which Dr.. l.. C. Eberhard
and Willis Thornton, of the Smith
Premier Typewriter agency, were
members.
Mrs. w. A. Grlswold entertained the
Following young ladies of the office
force of the Miller Rubber Co., at din.
ner at the Barberton Inn, "Wednesday
evening: The Misses Geer, Jessie VIII
son, Minnie Tedrlck, Sadie Wadsworth
Name Carmen, Olive Brown and
Dolly Swinehart. Mrs. Griswold wa.
formerly employed In the Office of this
company and there was an agreemen,
existing between these young ladies
that the one who should get married
first, would invite the rest out to din.
ner' A very enjoyable time was spent
A number of Akron people gathered
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo Me
berg, in Cleveland, Wednesday, on inyi
tation OF Mr.. and Mrs Nieberg. and en-
1oyed the hospitality of their former
friends and neighbors. Mr. Nieber,
was resident of Akron for man,
years, and was one of Akron's promi
nent jewelers. up to the time he re
moved to Cleveland. The Akror
guests were: Mr.. and Mrs Aaro,
Wagner, Mr.. and Mrs. h. r. Clark
Mr and Mrs. G. A. Kempel, Mr.. ant
Mrs. c, ID, Honodle, Mr.. and Mrs Chas
Stacey, Mr.. and Mrs. George Kratz. Afr
and Mrs. John Memmer Mr.. and Mrs
A. w. Maynes, Mr.. and Mrs. It, n
smith, DR. and Mrs. J. v. Cleaver, Mr.
and Mrs s. B. I.afferty and Miss Id,
laferty, Mr. and Mrs. w. II Wright
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