The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1889-07-25
1t is now lawful to kill woodcock,

sick list, at her home on Lincoln Ave.
Mrs. Moses Sapp has returned to her
hcme in Rootstown, after an extended
visit TO relatives in Freeport, Ill.
Miss Nellie Smith returned Monday
evening from three weeks'visi with
Cleveland friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Frazer visited
friends in Cleveland from saturday to
Monday evening.
Harris & Co., the new boot and shoe
firm, have left Ravenna for more Tor
less) lucrative fields.
Mr.. AMI hlfs Clark Barber, Of Fair
haven Vt, are visiting his brother,
Mr.. Horace Barber, and family
Ed. Conaut was in Akron Sunday,
where his wife is visiting, at Mrs. Bau-
mans, on Walnut street.
Kavenna Gun Club went to Kent
today "wednesday to shoot match
with the Kent Club.
Miss. Rhoda A. Twitt is taking a
few days vacation, visiting relatives
in Cleveland.
Mrs. G. E. Twitt and Mrs. DR.. Bietz
left Saturday night for weeks visit
in Chippewa, Wayne county.
A large number of people were in
attendance at the Disciple Sunday
School picnic at Twin Lakes, yester-
day.
Wheat harvest is nearly over, and
the crop has been secured in excellent
condition. Oats will be ready to cut
in few days.
The receipts of the Erie railroad, at
Ravenna station, during the past year,
were as follows: Freight, Sal, 1888 SO.
passenger $14,O63 II; a total of $685.
95l s6.
Gray hairs prevented, dandruf re-
moved, the scalp cleansed. and the
hair made to grow thick by the use of
Hall's Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renew
er.
Mr.. 81. 8. johnson had an attack of
congestion of the bowels last week, but
is improving. aud is able to attend to
business again.
P. B. Tomson has been engaged to
teach in the Kent schools next year.
He will have charge of one of the de-
partments of the DePeyster St build
ing.
Rev. Hoffman. of Youngstown. will
exchange pulpits with Rev. Hobbs.
Rector of Grace Episcopal Church,
next Sunday morning service.
A. J, Williams. wife and son, of Ak
ron, and Mr.. and Mrs. Fletcher, of
Cleveland, spent Sunday with Sheriff
Jones and family.
160 tickets were sold at the Erie sta
ton. last Saturday, nearly all of which
were purchased by those in attendance
st the Quaker Mill employees picnic
at Summit Lake.
Some fiue races will be had at the
Portage Co. Fair this year. See the
list of entries in the two and three year
old stake races, on the 4th page of this
issue.
DIR. R. A. Hasbrouck and wife in.
form their friends, from their home in
Salt Lake City, of the presence of
girl baby that made its appearance
July 4th.
August Hummer, of this city, and
his half brother, Ernest Wagner. who
came from Germany last January.
leave today for the West, where they
design locating.
During the past week John F. Byers
has shipped from his works, on Pros.
pect street, hoisting engine to Cook
& Grant, Columbus, o., an engine to
Minerva, O., and one to Canton, o.
F. P. Eskilen went to Minden, Neb,
last Friday. This gentleman recently
arrived from Denmark and was the |
guest of A. Jensan. of this city, for |
two weeks prior to his departure for
the West, where he will reside.
F. G. Wolcott, former resident of |
this city. who some twenty-five years |
ago located in Chicago, where he re.
sided continuously until his recent re.
moval to Coldwater, Mich, was the
guest of I. II. Phelps and wife last |
week. He Is a brother of Mrs. Phelps. |
The water was drawn from the arti.
fetal lakes at the Cemetery last week,
in order to take out the carp, which
were placed there about two years ago
and have transformed the beautiful
little lakes into unsightly mud holes.
Black bass will take their place.
The reunion of Battery IA" 1st o.
v. L. A, will be held at Twin Lakes,
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday,
August 18th, 14th and 18th. Among
the attractions, Wednesday evening,
will be fire works, music and dancing.
The ninth annual reunion of the
Stratton connections will be held in |
Venobles Grove, Patmos, o August |
Is, 1889. Ali are invited. A good |
band and choir will be present. Come |
early. P. d. STRATToN, Pres
G. R.. GANTZ, Sec.
The condition of our esteemed friend |
and fellow citizen, Hon. 9. D. Norton,
is. We are pleased to say. improving.
Last week he was able to walk from |
his home to the residence of his daugh.
ter, Mrs. s. R. Poe. and the prospects
for his ultimate recovery are much
brighter than heretofore.
Mrs. w. L. Goodman and daughter,
Leura. went to Hudson, Saturday.
They expect to remain sometime to
keep house for DR.. 81. q. Goldman dur
ing the absence of his wife, who will
visit her relatives and friends in north
ern Michigan.