The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1889-10-16


18th, at 7 40 O'Clock.
VIM. Heisley will address those present, on th'
political issues before the people. Let every
one tura out and hear this able speaker.
DC GOODMAN. Pres.
Ely. LACEY, Sec.
Hon. NJ. Kent made US short call Monday.
Harry Kemp is quite sick with diphtheria.
1t has been an excellent Fall for farm work
No excuse for idlers.
The brick work of the new Atlantic Mills is
nearly completed.
The Quaker Mill Office and portion of the
ware house have changed places.
Will Hunt, of Akron, and two children. Verna
and Harry. visited his parents over Sunday.
Lucy Jory is quite sick with malarial fever.
Grace Church sunday School will be re opened
next Sunday, at the usual hour, 1878.
There was no shooting at the Gun Club grounds
last week.
| Very few took the trouble to attend "Casey's
Troubles" J" Thursday evening, but the audience
was larger than the performance deserved.
Thomas Williams. of Alliance. was arrested
Saturday for intox!cation. He was fined the
costs by Mayor Holcomb.
The woods are now clothed in their beautiful
autumn garb. and present grand appearance.
Mrs J. S. Smith has eurntd from Chicago,
after visit of two weeks with her sister.
Rev. w H Locke and family leave for East
Liverpool this week.
Mrs NJ. A Madole returned home Tuesday
from Allegan Mich. She reports good time and
a pleasant trip.
Mrs. Hattie Hilderhoof of Union City. Ind.
has been very sick with malarial fever. at the
home of her aunt Mrs. Abby Oneil.
Mrs. L. I. Ticknor has been confined to the
house by sickness since her return from Warren
last week.
Beautiful prese nts given with every purchase
of Tea and Coffee at Hong Kong Tea Store. Ra-
VIENNA, No.3 Riddle Block.
The large number under treatment Of DR.. NJ
Salm, of the Germania Infirmary, will remember
that he will be at the Etna House. Ravenna. on
Don't forget the Musical at the Congregational
Church Friday evening.
DIR. W. w. White was in Pittsburgh Tuesday.
attending meeting of the Pennsylvania Co.'S
Surgeons, of which corps he is member.
Miss Brown. of the Buffalo Store, wishes to in
form her friends and customers that the Millinery
department will be kept going until the Holidays
New styles added right along.
A little daughter has engaged board for an in
definite time at the home of Legrand Dalrympe.
Mrs. Thos. Patterson, Sr.. who has been very
sick with typhoid fever, is gaining. and able to
be about the house.
If you wish to hear some fine music go to the
Congregational Church Friday evening. Oct. 18th
Miss Jennie Lacey went to Pittsburg W ednes-
day. and is guest in the family of Mr.. J Black
shaw
DR. R. B. johnson is in Canton. at the Confer
ence of the N. E. Ohio Medical Society.
The Y. L. M. B.. of the Disciple Church will
meet tonight at the residence of D. L. Baldwin.
Mr.. and Mrs. james Miller attended the we'd
ding of Wesley Eilber and Miss Lizzie NJ. Lauter-
bach. at Columbus. last Wednesday.
Joseph Gledhill returned from Denver. COL
last Saturday, accompanied by his son Charles
H., who has just recovered from a seven weeks
sickness. of typhoid fever.
Mrs. L. L. Bradley and daughter Efie. returned
home last Tuesday from AlIegan. Mich. Both
were well pleased with their trip and had splen-
did time.
Big crowds are taking advantage of the Buffalo
Closing out Sale; now is your time to buy cheap.
Charlotte Heater. of Lowellviile. died at that
place on Saturday. Funeral at p, M on Sunday.
Mr.. Theodore Clark's sister, who has been Wis
iting him at Highland Home. Edinburgh. return
to her home Saturday.
Mrs. David Lindsay. Sr., who has been helping
her daughter, Mrs. Wilcox. to care for the twins,
returned home Saturday. She reports the twins
on the road to recovery.
Tom Patterson and wife, of Cleveland. were ia
town last Wednesday. being called here to attend
the funeral of their neice, j osie Cox.
Do you want Plush Cloak, Wrap or Jacket,
or Newmarket, and that very cheapr Come to
the Buffalo Store; they must be sold.
Mrs. Jennie Brooks. who has been visiting in
Akron, at her sisters, Mrs. Wilcox, returned
home Friday, bringing with her little Elsie, her
sisters Oldest daughter
Dr. C. H. Griffin can make an Organ talk. Go
to the Congregational Church Friday evening
and hear him.
In spite of the watchfulness of Game Warden
Goodenough. the quiet of each Sunday continues
to be disturbed by the frequent bang of the shot
gun in every direction.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. Crooks returned home last
Friday. from Grand Rapids. Mich. They were
visiting at the house of Mr.. and Mrs. Rickart's
at the time that unfortunate couple were shot,
an account of which was given last week.
Miss Brown. of the Buffalo Store. attended the
Wholesale Millinery Openings in Cleveland last
week,
John c. Beatty. Esq. went to Cleveland Tues
day morning to meet the other Trustees of the
Northern Ohio Insane Asylum and assist them in
showing the Pan American delegates through
that institution.
Mrs. Laughlin, mother of Rev. E. G. Laughln,
fell down the cellar stairs at the family resd, nee
on Van Buren, street last Sunday morning. She
received serious injuries, several ribs being frac
tured.
Mr.. james Allen. of Willoughby. was the guest
of Rev. Andrew Wilson from Friday to We'd
nesday. During his stay he attended the meeting
of the Western Reserve Association Of Uniyer-
salists, at Kent.
And Death and hell delivered up the dead
which were in them and they were judged every
man according to their work." Rev. 20: Is. On
this text Rev. Andrew Wilson will lecture next
Sunday es ening.
o. II. Griffin and wife, C. II. Griffin and wife.
and Mrs. Carrie Esty and two children. Lewie
and Eva went to youngstown last Thursday to
attend the wedding of Miss Bessie. eldest daugh-
ter of John Truedley.
Hon. A. T. Paige having declined the nomi.
nation for Senator from the 94Gh and 96th Dis
tricts, Samuel z. Mcneil has been chosen to ill
the vacancy on the ticket.
J. P. Dswley. Esq. of Cleveland. has accept
ed an invitation to address the Thurman Club.
at the Town Hall. Friday evening. All are in.
vited.
Hereafter the Board of Pension Examiners
will meet in pr. A. W. Alcorn's ONCE, In Ra-
VIENNA, every Wednesday. at ~ O'Clock. q. M,
instead Of at Kent. as heretofore. The Board
consists of Drs. A. w. Alcorn. e. W. Price and
F. G. Applegate.