The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1889-10-02
Democratic Caucus Fridav nirbt.

- Democratic Caucus Friday night.
Rev Nathan Paltzgroff is gradual Y falling
Messrs Chas. Horn and Harry Vickers
of Kent. were in the city two days last week.
Mr.. Clate Goss, of Mt. Union, was in the city
last week.
Miss Edith Coe has been retained as organist
at the M. e. Church, commencing next Sunday
Misses Carlotta Packard, Mary Adams and
Nellie Hail. of Warren. were the guests of Mrs
I. T. Siddall, Fair week
Your Butter and Eggs taken at the Hong Kong
Tea Store. Ravenna, and highest prices allowed.
o. g. Williams. of Cincinnati. was at the Fair.
He leaves in a few days for the Far West.
Miss Name Baldwin. was among the Garretts-
vile people who attended the Fair.
Mrs. A. G. Krabill. of Cleveland. was the guest
of her mother. Mrs. Chester Holcomb. last week.
H.M.Wright returned Thursday fromWa ashing-
ton Ter.
Kent was well represented at the Fair, Among
the visitors from that city were Hon. and Mrs.
i Marvin Kent Col. W. S. Kent, Scott Williams. of
the firm of Williams Bros. G. W. Higgins, L. O.
Hathaway. of the Cooperative Store. Mark H.
Il Davis and family
A. g. Mason. wife and daughter, of Cleveland.
were in town Thursday:
| Miss Anna White left last Thursday for
months visit in Pennsylvania.
Miss Mary Mcdonald. of Cleveland. WAS the
guest of Miss Addie kanney last week.
Mrs. DIR. Goldman and daughter, of Hudson
attended the Fair.
Miss Stella Mcconnell. of Brimfield, was the
guest of Miss Nina Harris Wednesday and Thurs
| day last.
Mrs. Rev. Webster and Miss Julia Gibbs, of
Deerfeld. attended the Fair
Ben. b. Wells, a promising young artist, of
Cleveland. was the guest of A. T. Smith last week
He leaves soon to join the Art Students League,
| of New York City
Charles Ruch. who has been spending a few
days with Ravenna friends. left Thursday for N
T., where he is in the employ of the Quak or Mill
Hon. E. S. Woodwork was in attendance at the
Fair Thursday.
Miss Ella Hineman is the guest of her sister,
Mrs. Morrow. of the Etna House.
Ex-sheritf Sheldon was at the Fair Thursday,
He reported all Windham In attendance
W. c. Holcomb & wife. of Paris, were guests of
his brother. j. W. Holcomb. ESQ.,, last week
Perry H.. Babcock. Esq. of Babccck. Hurd &
Co.. Cleveland. spent few days last week with |
relatives and friends in Ravenna. We were
pleased to receive a call from him.
Merits &c Riddle shipped very fine funeral car |
to Chicago Monday. via the Erie
o. w. Bond and family returned to their home
in Chicago, Sunday evening. via the Erie |
Erastus and Eliza Hatcher. guests of E. R,
Taylor and family. returned to their home. in
Watcher, Iowa. Sunday evening, and Mr.. Arthur
Rayne,who has been visiting the same family, lett
for L0aVenWOrth- kas- Saturdov v;o he Rr;o l
The Old Homestead" at the Opera House, |
Thursday evening.
Rev, Earl ID. Holtzpastor of the N, E. church /
this city. has been appointed By Bishop Hurst |
pastor of Broadway Methodist Episcopal church |
Cleveland, Ohio. He will move his family to |
Cleveland next week.
According to our best authorities, human life
may be shortened by the use of low priced poor
quality tea. The Hong Kong Tea Store. No. 8
Riddle Block. Ravenna. keep only the choices
grades. Try them
On account of the Fair the regular practice of
the Gun Club was postponed to Friday afternoon
when the following was made: Lewis o.
Madole Is. Grail IL. Schweitzer IA, Parsons I3,
Aikens 6.
As an inducement to his patrons to place their
Holiday Orders early ]. 81. OAKLEY will make
Cabinet Photographs at 81 per dozen, during Octo.
Der and November. By taking advantage of this
offer you can secure first class photographs at about
the price which poorer ones cost elsewhere. See
his advertisement next week.
Buy your Crockery. Glassware Hardware.
Cutlery. Jewelry. Whips. Stationery. Hosiery,
Soaps, Toys. Notions. Tinware. and 10 cent
goods &C. &c, at Hope Novelty Store. No Rid.
die Block, Ravenna.
The fifty ty-seventh annual meeting of the Wes-
tern Reserve Association of Universalists will
be held in Kent. beginning Friday. October H.
at p; m. and continuing over the flowing
saturday S fy and sunday. An interesting pro gram
and Kent will extend to all a cordial welcome
Beginning next Sunday evening, Rev An
drew Wilson will give series of sunday eve
Mug lectures on difficult texts In the Bible
The first lecture will be on Paul's statement,
God" To all a fraternal invitation is given
Thousands of Beautiful Beads. fancy Hair
Pins. Side Combs and Jewelry at the Hope Nov
city Store. Ravenna.
Misses Eunice Huntley. of Smith St., Akron,
and Florence Crane, of Granger, Medina county,
visited at ]. N. Huntley's. Rose Hill. last week.
to attend the Fair.
Thad. L. johnson. with his bride. returned from
Detroit on Friday evening last. and spent Satur-
day and Sunday with his parents. and ON Monday
morning went to Cleveland where he resumes his
studies in the Homeopathic Medical College.
Miss Nellie L, johnson spent Saturday and
Sunday at her home in Ravsnna.
Mrs. ]. S. Smith went to Chicago last week to
visit her sister.
David Lindsay. Sr.. visited his daughter. Mrs.
A. w Wilcoy in A kron I'd,
has been there several weeks. but is expected
home this week.
Miss Minnie Musser. of Beaver Falls. Pa, who
has been visiting her sister. Mrs. S. L. McAdams,
for some time. returned home last Saturday. She
left many friends here who hope to see her again
soon.
l.. l.. Bradley returned from Michigan last
week and reports having a good time. Mrs B,
and daughter Efie will remain longer. Miss
Efies friends will be pleased to hear she stood
the journey well and is fast gaining in health.
Mrs. Lucy Smith and son Arthu. visited friends
in Tallmadge over Sunday.
Albert Kemp, who was so badly hurt last July.
is able to be about on crutches.
Mr.. Cowles. accompanied by his daughter, Mrs.
Alice Humphrey will leave for the West some
time this month.
Mrs. R. Miller was called to Pittsburgh Monday
by the illness of her son,
Dennis Rogers will go to New York Saturday
on business for his father. Volney Rogers, of
Randolph.
Mrs. Cook. of Cuyahoga Falls. is visiting friends
here.
Mrs. Ella Wilcox, of Cuyahoga Falls, who was
called home by the sickness of her mother, has
returned home.
Mrs. Shannon and Mrs. VanMeter went to Or
vile yesterday.
Mrs. D. L. Rockwell is visiting Akron friends
during the Fair.
We are pleased to note the fact that the work
of rebuilding the Atlantic Mill is being rapidly
pushed. and in a short time a two story brick
structure will occupy the site of the old MILL fully
equipped with the best roller process machinery.
Corn Knives. Potato Forks and Hu-kinE Pins
reduced to clio e, at Hope Novelty Store, No. 8 |
Riddle Block. Ravenna,