The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1889-07-11


ton over the 4th, visiting friends.
A. E. Seaton ESQ. returned from hi
eastern trip, Monday morning.
A picnic committee was appointe
at the Disciple Sunday School, at ii
session last Sunday
DIR. D. r. Jennings, of Cleveland
is visiting his brother and other friend
here.
A s. Cole Esq., who has been oil
the sick list recently, is again at hi
Office.
John Porter, Esq. was in Cleveland
Monday and Tuesday. on professional
business.
We are told so often of late that i
is hot" that we ale bound to believe
the statement.
The appearance of corn has lmprov.
ed greatly within the past week, but
it is still back ward.
Esq. Mrs Monasmith will protrrct
her visit through the mo nth. returning
to her home the first of August.
Those who witnessed the celebration
of the great day at Akron say that the
program was a fine one and well car
ried out.
Miss Mary Davis and two sisters
went to Ravenna, Wednesday, to re-
main over the 4th.-[ [Garrcttsyille
Item
Union services were held at the DIG
ciple church. Sunday evening. Rev.
s. w. Meek preached an excellent dis.
course.
The Erie company sold 23S tickets
from this city. last Thursday, 2l7 of
which were for Akron. The N. Y. P.
& o. division of this line sold 1s425
tickets during that day.
Miss Effie VanMeter is enjoying a
home vacation during the summer in
terim of her labors as teacher in the
Cleveland schools.
The Fourth in Ravenna was a very
quiet day. business places being closed
and the majority of the people went
elsewhere to celebrate.
The mowers and reapers have been
busy the past week, and harvesting is
now we'll along. Threshing will be
gin next week.
Mrs. B p. Converse and daughter,
of San Antonio, Texas, arrived in this
city on the 4th, and will remain dur
ing the summer with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. w. S. Krake.
Arrangements are being made for
an organ recital at the Congregational
when the new organ arrives,
which it is expected will be about Au-
gust 1st.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. T. Siddall are at
home to their friends in their elegant
residence on East Main street. They
returned from their wedding trip last
Thursday.
Portage County Battallian will go to
Twin lakes August 18th, where a
grand g. A. r. picnic is to >ke~ held on
that day. None but GA. Rs will be
to go. -
Mr.. apd Mrs. E. e. Bedding spent
Sunday in New Baltimore. Mrs. Beld.
ing will remain with her sister Mrs.
Porter through the week.
8. L. McAdams will move into the
house on South Chestnut street, be.
longing to w. F. Towns, which that
has recently remodeled and
enlarged, next Monday.
Geo. w. Monasmiih, with E. 1.
Baldwin. Hatch & Co., Cleveland, &C
by his wife, is spending
two weeks vacation with his Ravenna
friends, the guest of S. J. Parmelee,
Mrs. s. l.. McAdams and two child
rem, who have been making an extend
sd visit among relatives and friends
N Pennsylvania and south eastern
Ohio, returned to the city. Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. Long. of New
York City, are visiting their Ravenna
relatives aud friends. They will le
main several weeks. Josiah - has
more than held his own with old faith
sr Time. and is as vigorous and young
IN appearance as ever.
s. J Post and John F. Byers return
I'D Monday evening from their trip to
Md, where they attend
I'd the meet of the National Wheel
mems Association. They report very
nice time and about 1000 Wheels pres
ant. The inclement weather interfered
somewhat with the out of doors part
Of the program.
M. r. Furry received a severe and
painful injury last Friday, while help
ing to load one of J. F. Byers' hoisting
engines upon trucks for shipment.
A bar which was being used. slipped
enough to let the heavy machine settle
back a few inches, the weight coming
upon Mr.. Furry in such a way as to
dislOcate his left shoulder He is do
lag Well. and expects to be able to go
to work again in few days.
The fourth Quarterly Communio1
service for this year will occur in the
Methodist Episcopal Church next
Sunday morning. Quarterly love feast
at 8: 30; public service, preaching by
the pastor. at 10: 80, followed by the
of the Lords Supper. A
Union service will be held in the eve
ming, at which the Rev. DR.. Locke
will preach.
Marshall T. r. Mason arrested Fred
Cox, Monday morning, on complaint
filed by one Campbell Proctor, charg
ing Cox with having used obscene
and licentious language to certain fe
males. Mayor Halcomb administered