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—UP 1/ A JT D of Capt A. D. gave t dress OOOC0OUK, lin IV 111 I, parade.A splendid banquet .von v-rvrd and — ■ a program of toast* followed. Cnpt.• II. V. Egbert acted an toastmaster audSummit City Company “m',e an *udr,‘* ,,f wcir rru •«»Gavea Reception and BanquetIn Honor of the Akron Company.Large Delegation From Cleve land Present.lal,batde-Capt. H. V. Egbert Wat the Toast timber at the Banquet.Ing'iuho:on,terrorrer.m.aidyou004*VttSon-butnorwrung•eetde-fol-Kmnoilt City company U. TL, K. of P. gave reception Monday even lug to tho members of tbo Akron com-pnuy In CnstJo ball. TUere wore present a largo number of the friends of I the order and tbo affair proved an j enjoyable and social ovent.A Urge delegation from Cleveland in eluding the officers of the Second reglresponse woe inad* by Capt. A. D. Siegfried of Akron company. Col. A. li Khollontreger of Cleveland ro-■ ponded In l*ehuJf of tho Cleveland party. Hcrgt, O. E. Ollu's subject wan the ‘ Baby Company. Major Samuel Gliuroel responded to the Ladies, and Mr. A. C. Johnson to the Tin Soldier.” Col. G. II. Maeoy and Brig (ion. T. W. Ml nab nil spok npon Pjrthhmlsm and the Uniformed Bank respectively.Those proaent from Cleveland were: Brig. Gen. T. W. Mlofbull. Col. and Mrs. A. B. Sbollontrager. MaJ. and Mrs. C. K. Blttehofsky. Capt- and Mrs. D. R. Ileaa. Lieut and Mr*. L. E. Bullenger, Col. nnd Mrs. G. H. Macey. MaJ. and Mrs. S. Glmmel, Capt. and Mrs. E. a. Sebanbaeher; Sir Knight* W llkina, and Baumberger, MaJ. James Walker, MaJ. uud Mrs. John Hoffman. Limit George Hare, Capt. and Mrs. M. P. Campbell. Lieut, nnd Mr*. W. F. Gueutzlcr. Sergt. \V\ B. Reading. MU* B. Keiuder and Capt* and Mrs. H. K. K rumba r.How U Gots In Chicago.During the present cold and grip season one hundred und llfty-one thousand and two hundred boxes of Laxative Bromo-Quinlne have been purchased ment, to which the local companies by tiic following wholesale houses ofbelong, came ilowu iu a special car. Tho party returned at midnight.Chicago: Morrison. Plummer Oo..Fuller Fuller, Lord. Owen A Co.,fiuuilstou, Keeling cc Co., Robert Stev*, enson A Co. and Peter Vnu Schaak Tho early part, oi the evening wua ^om*.devoted to sociability and receiving the guest* and au lufornml musical program woe giveu. Miss Ada Hudson's aelectlouH upon tho piano pleased the visitors. Mr. A. E. Llmrlc saug * solo and tho Harmony quartette of Cleveland whDb accompanied the Forest Olty delegation sang and was recalled.The Summit City company, under command of Cnpt. H. V. Egbert, and i be Akron company, under comiuaudOYSTERSWill he Served by Band Boys al Sherbondy.Sherboudy, Jau. 22.—Saturday night was thought by some to have been our coldest night thin winter.Both telephouu lin**H are now extended west on tbo bill.The bond boys will give an oystorIlf*,1.60
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Akron Daily Democrat
Akron, Ohio, US
Tue, Jan 22, 1901
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