The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1884-08-21
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
ploWing Tor wheat already.


Everybody wears a small cane now.
Miss Laura Bruce is visiting at Dayton.
Don't miss McCord's excursion to Gin
cinnati next Wednesday.
Elmer Haines of Hamilton, was at the
reunion.
Hon. Riley Knox of Greenville, was at
the reunion on Friday.
Make no mistake at our County Con-
vention.
Miss Anna Busch, of Cincinnati, is the
guest of Miss Mary Lander.
Pumps are giving out. Rain is what
we are suffering for.
Just think of it! $500 for a mans
suit, worth $500, at Joe Woerner's.
Misses Kate and Ella Huston have
gone to Orien, Ill, to spend some time.
Miss Bell Dix of West Elkton, was in
Eaton at the're-union.
]. <. Miller has gone to the mecca of
hay feverites, Petoskey, Mich.
Miss Cora Payne of Camden, has been
visiting Mrs. Minnie Deem.
39c. and 49c. for a fine Wool Hat, worth
75c. and 81, at Joe Woerner's.
The colored camp-meeting held here ,
cleared in cold cash upwards of $500 90!
Mrs. L. G. Gould and daughter Edith,
bova rono In Pafnekav
Mrs. A. w. Carroll and daughter, OF
Wyandott, Kansas, are visiting Mrs.
David Peters, on north Barron street.
Festival, Saturday evening, Aug. 23d,
at Opera House, for the benefit of the
Church of Visitation.
J. L. Lockwood and family have re-
turned home from a pleasant visit with
Miss Carrie Mathews. Of Peru, Ind.
Mrs. DR.. Stephens of the Soldiers
Home, accompanied by Miss Brete, an
artist of merit, visited Eaton last week.
2Sc. for a pair of Overalls, at great
slaughter sale at Joe Woerner's.
Miss Edith Whitridge of Cincinnati, is
visiting her cousin, Miss Kittie Camp
bell.
Miss Lucy whitridge of Richmond,
visited her aunt, Miss Ruth Whitridge,
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schlonekerof Hamilton,
are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Erve
Bruce.
Joe Coffman returned from Iowa last
week and reports a good prospect of corn
out that way.
Picnic on Saturday, Ang. 23d, in Van
Ausdal's grove, east of brick yard. Come
everybody. Dancing free.
Geo. Lockwood of hotel fame at An
derson, Ind, was in Eaton at the re-
union.
Next Wednesday John R. McCord viii
ran an excursion to Cincinnati. Better
go.
Charley Patton made a narrow escape
of broken leg last Friday by horse
falling over him.
Hon. JAS. E. CAMPBELL, our candi-
date for Congress, will address the Dem
ocrats at their County Convention next
Saturday. Come and hear him.
A suburban correspondent writes to
inquire the best method of raising calves,
1t evidently never occurred to him to ask
his mother.
Fancy Undershirts worth 81, now fol
SOC, at Joe Woerner's.
A black bordered handkerchief wal
dropped on Main street last Friday. The
finder will receive thanks by handing i
over to Mr.. David Musselman.
Fun for everybody at the picnic, Sat
urday, Aug. 23d, in VanAusdal's grove
east of brick yard. Dancing free.
On the last day of the reunion Mrs
Moses Surface was slightly injured b,
being thrown from a buggy, the hors'
getting frightened at a hoisted umbrella
The Cleveland and Hendricks Clul
will meet every Monday evening at tn
Opera House. Don't forget it boys, an
be sure to drop in promptly.
An Eaton party of picnickers at tn
"Back Bone last week, on the wa
home through Camden. were handsome
ly entertained by Mr.. and Mrs. Fowle
at their beautiful home.
The LIST Lieut.. of the I. o. of the T
KS OF Camden, attended the re-unio
on Friday last, and dropped into tn
DEMOCRAT office. He belongs to th
.'craft'' also.
Money can be had in sums of 50, 900 I
10000; for three or five years. Reason
able interest on unincumbered real e.
tate. For particulars call on w. G. Bal
fill. [aug21-2
See the. Pants for $3.50, $500, $2.5
and $500, worth twice the money, at th
slaughter sale at Joe Woerner's, Til
Clothier.
LosT-On Friday, the 10Th inst, c
the streets of Eaton, a pair of silv,
frame double glasses. The finder wi
be rewarded by returning them to j.
Robinson.
Rev. VIM. Tucker and Rev. J. Blac
ford will hold a Grove Basket picn
meeting 1t the old Monroe Church ne
Sabbath. Preaching at IL a. m. and 2.
p. m.
LOST, sTRAYED OR STOLEN. Dog-lem,
colored, Irish setter, with white spot
the breast. viii make up with anybod
and answers to the name of 'Sank." T.
finder will be literally rewarded by
turning to E. A. Deem, Eaton, o.
Festival, Saturday evening, Aug. %
at Opera House, for the benefit of t