The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1888-10-04

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All the fair sex are in favor of Hymen.
Hon. 8. d. Norton will address the
Thurman Club Friday evening.
Wild geese and other migratory birds
have begun their flight southwark.
Another week 10 past, and still nc
damaging frcsts. The lovely autumn
weather Is grand and beautiful.
For School Books, Tablets, &C.. go tc
Mrs. e. A. Scriptures.
Alliance now has two daily papers.
Geo. Waggoner went to New York
via G. d P. Ry., Sunday night.
Miss Kate Harris is visiting relatives
and friends in Buf.o. ;, Geauga county.
A gun club has recently been organ
lied at Salem, with thirty members.
fyou want to get your hair cut go
to the Etns House Barber Shop.
The Rink YVES OPEN for skating on
Thursday eveui 1g, and fair sized
audience attended.
Myron Jay has taken q position in q
drug store at Portland, Oregon, where
his health is much better.
For q good meal or q good oyster
stew go to Marvin's Restaurant, on
Chestnut street,
Special attention paid to hair cutting
and dressing for ladies and children,
at the Etna House Barber Shop.
A pair of twins, boy and girl, were
born to Mr.. and Mrs. Cal. Price, in
Shalersville, Friday morning.
Mrs. A. II. Parsons and daughter
Flora spent Tuesday in Cleveland, at
tending the Millinery openings.
Henry 8. Graham, of Newton Falls,
has engaged to sell dry goods for N.
Converse & Son.
Divine Service at Grace Church next
Sunday morning. Offering for the
choir fund. No service in the eve
ming.
E. w. Frazer, from Michigan, pass
ing through to New York, stopped
over one train at Ravenna last Thurs.
day.
E. A. Vanness is gradually secover-
ing from his long and severe sickness,
aud will, it is hoped. soon be able to
be out again.
Pixies Orchestra will give Select
Ball at the Town Hall, Brimfield, to
morrow friday evening, at which
time the Dancing Club will be reor-
ganized for the winter.
The Buckeye Hunters will hold
their Annual Picnic at Clay Hudson's
Wednesday, October 10th. All mem.
bers, with their families, are specially
invited.
The Protective Home Circle will
meet in the g. A. r. Hall, Monday
evening, Oct. 8th, for installation OF
officers. The Supreme Secretary will
be present.
The first snow storm of the season
last Saturday morning, was rather
severe and sudden change, and came
several weeks earlier than usual. The
first snow last fail came Oct. 2lst.
]. w. Bowen, of Manchester, Vt, is
visiting his cousin, Mrs. Lafayette
smith, on Freedom Street. Mr.. Bowen
is fiue representative, in physical
and mental caliber, ,f6f q Green Noun.
tain stslwart OF Democracy.
The people of Ravenna are highly
gratified to know that Rev. Earl D
Holtz has been returned to this charge
for another year, by the late Confer
ence.
The Dorcas Society meets Friday
evening at the residence of Mrs. I. J
Vance. This being the first meeting
of the season, full attendance is de
sired.
Mrs. Catherine Cast, residing OF
| North Chestnut street, received sever
injuries from q fall down the chambe
stairs on Saturday morning list. Th
accident YVES occasioned by Q misstep
One rib YVES fractured and her hsa'
and left side severely bruised. She
doing well, being able TO sit ap par
Of the time.
Itisn't safe to leave even the gentles
horse on the street without hitchine
especially with small children in tn
carriage. We are forcibly reminde
of this by seeing L. J. Towns hors
walking ieisurely down the alley wit
little four year,old hanging on to tn
animals tail and yelling whoa |!
} i Fortunately her cries were heard i
time to prevent an accident.
Mr.. D. w. Thomas was thrown fror
his sulky while driving his horse AL
tonelli in the 2: IS race Thursday q
ternoon, and was considerably bruise
) and shaken up, but fortunately M
seriously injured. At the time of th
accident he was behind the others
|, the race and going around the upps
turn, and after leaving his driver, tf
horse, with the true racing instinc
completed the mile, going once and
half around the track, and comm
under the wire ahead of all the other
slackened his speed and allowed hin
self to be caught. Mr.. Thomas was /
D far recovered from his injuries 90 to