The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1888-07-12

e. ID. BROBsT,
Brimfield, O., June 20. 3t*
| Vegetation is booming.
Small fruits are abundant.
The evenings are delightfully."- cool
A great many acres of wheat were
cut last week.
Albert Davis, of Cleveland, spent
Sunday with his Ravenna friends.
E. Twitt has purchased the stock Of
the and 10 cent store of Geo Downs
AS an orderly crowd that in our city
on the 4th wfs a model.
Beebe Cushman, of Wichita, Kan.
sas, spent the 4th with Ravenna lends
George Waggoner is studying medi
cine in his fathers office.
For good shave go to the Etla
House Barber Shop.
Miss Matte Parsons is visiting N.ss
Bertha King. of Freedom.
A party of campers faom Gai -ett-
vi 'e and Ws rem are camping at Muz
zy Lake.
If you want to get your hair cut go
to the Etna House Barber Shop.
Dave Day has gone TO Canton to en-
ter the law Office of his brother, Hon.
w. R. Day.
Miss Ida D. Hitchcock and her
brother Rufus are visiting .fiends
different parts of Penneylvs a.
Mrs. DIR. E. G. Swain and children
are making protracted visit with rel
atives and f:iends ) n Detroit s1d e. D
ada.
| Misses Jennie Leach, of Cleveland,
and Fannie Rice, of Youngstown,
were guests of Miss Verde Seymour
last week.
c. G. Nighman and Mics Tina Bates
of RCotstown, were married on the
5th inst. at the Etna House psrlors, by
Rev, E. D. Holtz.
Willie Ward had his hand burned
quite badly on the 4th, while lighting
fireworks which prematurely exploded
in it.
| IF you want O nice, clean bath go to
the Etna House Bath Rooms.
Misses Grace Bassett and Sue Cart.
| VII RIGHT of Vounrsfoun end Moud
Myers. of Warren, were gues of Miss
Kate Harris, last week.
Spencer Myers and wife, of Leetonia,
and Mrs. David Myers. of Warren
spent the day Monday with Rsvenns
relatives and friends.
special attention paid to hair cutting
and dressing for ladies and children,
at the Etna House Barber Shop.
Charles 8. Mcbride, q former Raven
ma boy, now of N. Y. city, has been
spending a couple Of weeks with Ra
VIENNA relatives and friends.
George Robinson and Mrs. Lizzie
Kirchner. of Pittsburgh, spent the 4tt
with their brother Jimm at the Ra
VIENNA Jail.
Last week several parties in the pro
hibition town of Mantua were servet
with notices to sep up to the Captain
office and pay their Dow tax with SIS
. penalty added.
We understand our former towns
man, N. H. Smith, has engaged in tn
grocery business at Los Angeles, Cal
Miss Lottie Lacey is visiting he
brother, E. Y. Lacey, in Ga1rettsvi' g
and friene / n that town 8 nd Parknal
Ss'a Palmer "a unable to engage :.
his customary lsbess by reason of
seemingly stubborn stssck of ma eris
pros alton.
List of letters remaining in the Pos
Office July IL, 1888.
Miss Adda Revenns, Mrs. Luc
C,rnell, Mrs. L. M. Woodford.
The college boys" Hsuy Robin
son, of Corne' Dave and Rob't Day
George Waggoner aud VIII Beck'ey
of Ann Arbor, retp aed home lEs
week.
Myron Jay lel. for Portla nd, Oregon
Thursday. the 5th. He intends to lo
,ate in Washington Territory, shout
tle country meet HE expectations.
Albert Nelson and wife, of Cleye
lind, and Oliver Shook, of Warren
spent the Al in Fsvepua. the guest
of E. Twitt.
In responding to false alarm of q :
from the 7th wsrd, Wednesday aftel
noon, one of the lind wheels of tn
, hose cart was smashed. Fortu cate
: no person was init .ed.
Noble Haven & Son were insured i
the Royal Insurs nee Company at tn
time of their loss by fire. June 2Ott
and last Saturday d. G Gardner & c.
very promptly handed them a dra t i
full satisfaction of their claim agaius
the Company. See card in euot e
: column.
A plate glass front hes been place
in No. 2 Opera Block, under the 81
pervision of 81. L. Searl, whose I'm
workmanship and architectural ski
f j. seen in the construction and rene
vation of Ravenna's best buildings.
Friday last q picnic was held by th
teachers and scholars of the juvenil
department of the Congregational
> g., in the Tappan woods east of towI
Much happiness was thus secured ft
> the little folks, many of whom do nc
. attend the general picnic for the schoo
: held frequently at distance frol
home.