The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1889-09-11

!. Rev Andrew Wilson and wife expect to G.
with the OIin excursion Tuesday. the 18th. an
be absent till the following Tuesday evening.
Mrs. D. W. Knapp and son Freddie. are v!sitin
relatives in Elmira. N. Y, expecting to be abseD
about four weeks.
Mrs. S. Palmer is visiting relatives and friend
in the city She has been making her home. sine
early last winter, with her daughter. Mrs. Thos
Palmer. in Lorain.
Dave Day. of Canton. made short visit to hi
, old home. last week. On Friday he and Cal. Nc
Manus caught among other fish. two bass which
together weighed 9'l pounds.
y. Mr.. Mahlon Towns is visiting his relatives aut
friends at his old home. it being his first visi
here in fourteen years. during which time he ha
resided in Kansas, Colorado and Montana.
John F. Bysrs went to Cleveland Tuesday. OF
+ business.
J. W. HoIcomb Esq, was engaged in profession
al business at Cleveland, Tuesday.
Richard Morris has been appointed postmaster
at Parisville vice Thomas Thomas. resigned.
Miss Della Thomas is very low with typhoid
fever, at her home ON Cedar street
Chas Yahrling of Kent. was in town Monday
Chas Schall. of Akron. was in town over Sun
day, the guest of G. j. Brakiow.
; Adam Lansinger, a former employe of Merits &
Riddle was seen on the streets the first of the
week.
Mrs. Amelia Watraus of Elmira. N. Y. is the
guest of Mr.and Mrs. Geo. Brown.on Lincoln Ave.
Mrs. E. b. Blown returned. Sunday, from a
two weeks visit with Charlestown friends.
Mrs Harry Davis. of Pittsburg, is visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Alvah Hartle.
Harry Beaver babe farewell to the new State
of Washington the 9th inst, and is en- route
for his Buckeye home.
| A. L. Seaton and bride have returned from
their wedding trip and are at home in their
residence. South Chestnut street.
D. c. Gardner and flmiay will accompany the
Olin excursion. on the l7th and will be absent
some time, visiting relatives and friends.
Mr. John Urquhart and family returned Mon
day evening from Buffalo. where they have been
spending two or three weeks visiting with friends.
A. Miller and Jacob Mades. who came to this
country from Germany last spring. and located
in this vicinity. contemplating early return
to their native land,
Mrs. Julia Keesler and Miss Katie Willyard
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1amllles, heiu at Ine nome vi o. d. morse' hun's
burgh, Geauga county. Aug. 29th. driving there
on Wednesday, and on their way home attended
| the Geauga County Pioneer picnic at Punderson, g
p,,nd ratnrning 70 Ravanna Friday eveninp we'll
pleased with their trip.
Mic Nou;ap w.,1 c.mo hama from cleve-
land Saturday. in response to n telegram an
nouncng the serious illness OF her father. w. H.
Ward. with typhoid fever. She returned to that
city Saturday noon' but was agaiu summoned
hoio Nu"u"' evening no n"'iie eio"" ipi0''
~ u .,oor,, E,o faand cbi,5 Of p;ttshur,,
Mr.. and Mrs. Garfield and Mr.. Bert Canfield, of
Cleveland, after spending some six weeks at the
oniiu"U'u no'ne u 'no l' ~ o. .t MS
Rart fauf,ld goiue 70 paris France. to pursue
his studies as an artist,
Albert Snyder. brakeman on the P. & W. Ry.
tell from a ireight car at hent' TUESDAY mornins'
oleaNins 'nio 60 lo' i1' "a' =. " W
the company's surgeon. and afterward taken to
his home. IN Newport. Pa.
Chester Rogers, who for the past 20 years has
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! confinement being subject to violent eDileDtiC
fits, has recovered sufficiently to be allowed the
freedom Oft farm and to make occasional trips
TO the county scat.
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| Mrs. Capt. C. L. Bartlett, who has been visit
ing relatives in St. Paul and vicinity during the
past three weeks, returned to her home this
morning.
Mason Waller and wife, of PALMYRA, visited
their sons Edward and Charles, of this city,
Tuesday and Wednesday,
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Miss Nelson, a former student with Miss Verde
Seymour at Vassar, is the guest of the latteI at
her home on North Chestnut street.
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MIS- N converse was called 10 Newton fails
f,,bar Er.dar;cl p,r,,sr 1nbo i o. ,,,,re ,,,d
verv sIiobt homes are entertained for his racov'
r
Mrs Fannle b. Ward and daughter FANNIE
are contemplating an extended tour oi the prln-
ciPdi countries ana ciues OF oouth America.
Mrs Reuben Simmons and little SON of Union
Citv Mich were the ouasts of Ivm.n G Ward
r5 f,n,;1,, 1ost ,aal, ,rha,,ora ,,;s;,;rcr IN Do,
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MISSES MARIE Leonard ana 'eroie seymour
"el' "o Vi 'iie ioui Diloes"'alus a' uie "eo-
ulhs ol NoDert H. SESSIONS ana MISS ranMe L.
Nlce' Oh Youngstown last wednesday evening
MI. f1arry M ROBINSON OF tnis CITY, was one OF
'he OshefS'
ihe oliueoiliiiuS "ele Sil a''iieu III punk SILK
WIN o'erareSSeS oi PINK Grape IN harmony win
the prevailing COLOR II oeing PINK wedding.
| The bride was roommate OF Miss Leonard S