The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1889-10-09
C. A. MYERS, Sec'y.

1lth. to take place Immediately after the Caucus
adjourns. Let every member be present. Good
speeches may be expected.
1T. sIDDALL. Pres.
| CA. MYERS, Secy. -
Col. W. S. Kent and Miss Ella Kent, OF Kent.
were at the " Old Homestead
number of Garrettsville people attended
| the Old Homestead"
Misses Marie Leonard ard veldie Seymour
are spending the week in Cleveland
Miss Kate Harris was in Akron few days
last week.
Mrs Ii W W.Riddle and daughters were in Cleve-
land the first of the week.
! Miss Nellie Smith spent Sunday in Cleveland
Charlie Curtis. of Wichita. Kas was calling
on Ravenna friends, Tuesday
Mrs. Frank hollenbeck and sou of Burton,
o.. are the guests OF Kate Harris
AL A cher and fsmily returned Monday from
atwo months visit with friends in Pennsylvania
MIR. Claude Williams and Miss Jessie Davis
of Garrettsvile. attended the 'Old Homestead, >,
John F. Byers shipped hoist to Cleveland
Saturday.
Mrs. VIM Poe went to Chicago Yesterday. tn
visit friends.
Misses Winifred and Bertha Reed attended
the Akron Fair last week Wednesday
L. Fl. Bean left for New York city Sunday
morning. via Erie
Rob't Day went to Cincinnati Sunday evening.
via Erie.
VIM Walker. of Freedom, went to franklin
Neb, via Erie, to visit his son who has been a
resident there for several years.
Mrs l.. 1. Ticknor returned Wednesday from
visit in Warren and Leetonia
Union services were held Sunday evening, Rev
hlngely, the new pastor. delivering a forcible
discourse.
The Fire Department was out for practice
Tuesday evening.
The following score was made at the Gun Club
last Thursday: Madole IA. Grail &c, Bierce I2,
Berliner TO- Smith 20. Lewis23
Letters remaining in Ravenna Postofice Oct. 9.
w. Z. Belden. Miss Kate Da y, Mr.. Frank Ellis
worth. Mr.. Georgia McDermott, G. lie. McCam-
mon. Miss Mabel Phillips,
Next Monday evening will be the 25th anni-
versary of The marriage of Mr.. and Mrs. w, H,
Beebe. of this oity. They have issued invitations
to their friends to be present. at the residence of
D, c. Goldman. in celebration of the event.
The large number under treatment of DR., M
Salu. of the Germania lnfirmary, will remember
that he will be at the Etna House, Ravenna, on
Sunday. October 20.
John F. Byers now lights his shop with l6 in
candescent electric lights, from the dynamo ma
chine recently invented and perfected by himself
and c. E. Twitt.
The Akron Telegram has died the death of
the righteous, but its soul has found tenement
in brigh newsy creation, christened THE
Akron Telegram.
The wicked shall be turned into hell" will
be the subject of the lecture in the Uniyersalist
Church next Sunday evening. On account of the
Association in Kent there will not be any morn
ing service or Sunday school.
John q. Dussel. Esq of this city, and Miss
Carrie Doerfinger of 6andolph were married
In st. Joseph's Catholic Church at 9 O'Clock
yesterday morning. The Press extends hearty
congratulations and uniues vita their many
friends in the kindest wish for their future
MIR and Mrs. Rob't Knapp returned from a
three weeks visit among Michigan friends and
relatives, yesterday. having experienced a
pleasant trip and good time.
Mrs. George Eckert OF Charlestown, went to
Boston, Mass, to visit her daughter intending
to remain several wesks. She left via Erie
Messrs. Harry Vickers, Chss MCGEE, Henry
Bedenbaker, Curt Cav and Harry Bethel of
Kent, attended the play "Old Homestead. % last
week thursday evening in this city.
Mrs. A. H. stillmsn, of Little Rock, Ark,
after visiting friends in Portage county for
several weeks. returned to her home Tuesday,
via Erie.
The party leaving an umbrella at my booth
at the Fair Grounds, can have the same by CALI
ing at my store and proving property.
G. "A. MYERS
Your Butter and Eggs taken at the Hong Kong
Tea Store. Ravenna. and highest prices allowed.
| Josephine Cox died Monday morning, after an
| illness of six days. of Group. Josie was one of
Mrs. Hattie Beekwiths brightest schol ars, and
had gain 4 the good will of her plsymates, by
| whom she will be sadly mi ssed.
An infant son of Allison Weldy and wife died
thursday night and was buried Sunday. at 2 IN.
Rev. Laughlin officiating. quartet. composed
of Messrs. Braden and Seymour and The Misses
| Laughlin. sang some sweet songs.
Buy your Crockery, Glassware Hardware
Cutlery. Jewelry, Whips. Stationery, Hosiery.
Soaps, Toys. Notions, Tinware. 5 and Ia cent
/ goods sc &c. at the Hope Novelty Store, No 8
Riddle Block, Ravenna.
CARNEGIE wants the Pittsburgh Western
railroad, but cannot get hold of it until 1892 on
account of contract.
Last Monday. Sheriff Jones escorted James
johnson, convict to the Ohio Pen The prison.
er will remain there one year for burglary.
DR.. F C. .Applegate. of Windham. has been ap-
pointed one of the pension examiners of this
county.
Frank Alcorn is again at the news stand in
| the post office,
Thousands of Beautiful Beads, Fancy Hair
Pins. Side Combs and Jewelry at the Hope Nov
city Store. Ravsnna. Ohio.
More agents wanted (either sex) to fill unoc-
cupied territory.
HONG KONG TEA STORE. Ravenna.
Hon. D. G. Goldman went to Syracuse, r.
last week, to attend the Conference of manu-
| facturers and workmen, relative to assuming
operations at the Diamond.
a5 artists is what Uncle Toms Cabin Com
pany carries; also pony for Eva aud trick DON
key for Marks.
Charles H. Maloney. of Kent, who in August.
1886. received the appointment from this district
to the U. S. Military School at West Point, died
at West Point Sunday, Sept. 29. of heart trouble
complicated with malarial fever and pneumonia
His remains were brought to Kent and interrod
the following Thursday, He was a young man of
exceptional fine qualities bright and capable in
no ordinary degree and his death is q sad blow
to his parents and many friends.
The Universalst Church of Kent extend to all
fraternal invitation to the Association Friday
Oct H. services will be held at p. m. aud in the
evening. and forenoon. afternoon and evening OF
Sunday. Several clergymen will attend and some
of the laity Will present interesting papers on
important subjects. At 2:3O p. m, Saturday
Miss Annie Carts will read a paper on "Ths
Duties of Sunday School teachers
About everything you require for the House
Shop or Farm at the Hope Novelty Store. No.
Riddle Block. Ravenna.
Miss Lila Ward attended the Gardner Hunt.
ington wedding in Cleveland last week.
Don't miss seeing Uncle Toms Cabin Co
at the Opera House, Wednesday evening. Oct
18th
RUTLAND tV'T) EVENING TELRGRAM.-Dr O
3 Baker, of Sioux Falls Sou h Dakota, our gen