The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1889-06-27
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Miss Winnie Reed Sundayed il
Rootstown.
Miss Josephine Paltzgroff was il
Kent Sunday
Eight persons united with the Dis
cIple church last Sunday
Mrs. Jennie Brooks went to Akron
Monday.
Mr.. Gideon Seymour, of Rootstown
went 10 Newton Falls Saturday.
Drink Milk ShaB es at HarL's.
A picnic and dance is the attraction
at Sandy Lake. on the 4th.
Wheat is turning, and will be ready
fol the harvester before many days.
Thos. Williams and wife have been
visiting l.. L. Bradley and family.
Misses Bertha Reed aud Annie
Humphrey went to Akron Monday.
The old barn in the rear of Pitkin's
block has been torn down and removed.
Attention is called TO the advertise.
ment of Rumbaugh & Chapman, in
this issue.
Mrs. DIR. J. G. Preston, of Cleveland,
is spending few days with her sister,
Mrs. l.. q. Dodge.
The bridge over the Breakneck west
of Randolph center is being repaired
and enlarged.
The Diamond Glass Works draw
their fires next Saturday night, for the
regular Summer vacation.
| A German Band, of six pieces, dis
coursed sweet music on the streets
Wednesday.
Gilt papers at 16c.. 1sc., zoe. and 25c.
per double roll, at C. A. MYERS,
The residence of David Lord is be.
ing toned in C olor with the brush of
the painter. :.
From March 81, .lSSs to March 81,
1889, there were 800 births aud .95
deaths in Portage county.
Next Thursday will be the glorious
4lh of July. There will be no public
celebration in Ravenna this year.
James z. Golsoa, q former resident
of this city, is visiting old friends here
His home is now i'll Connecticut.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. McGahan have
returned from a weeks visit in Paris
among relatives.
Will Dodge and Ed. Trescott are
spending their vacation from Hiram
College work, at their homes in Ran
dolph.
John F. Byers and 8. J. Post expect
to go to Hagerstown, Md Sunday,
to attend the meeting of the American
Wheelmen's League.
Dave Humphrey, accompanied by
his sister Annie, left Tuesday night for
California, by the popular P. & w.
route.
- W Va oAA va Chhh y OuuS LAOu
attended the terpsichorean gayeties at
Randolph, Friday evening, and report
a good time.
A sermon in memory of Mrs r. B.
Hayes, wife of the eX President, will
be preached in the nj. e. Church, this
city. next Sunday evening.
Mr.. Simpson, prominent oil mer-
chant, of Oil City, Pa, with his wife,
are guests of Chas. Merits, Esq. They
came overland from their home.
The family of Joseph Loomis, for,
mer resident of this city, now residing
at Ottumwa, Iowa. are visiting Ra
VIENNA friends, the guests of Mrs. s. j.
Parmelee.
A. + Seaton, Esq and L J. Glenn
ents left Wednesday evening for N. Y
City. The former will visit Boston
and other eastern points, returning in
about two weeks, and the latter goes
to Washington.
Next Sabbath morning, at the close
of the sermon in the Methodist Episco-
pal Church, the pastor will administer
the ordinance of baptism to four adult
persons.
FL. B. Dickinson and wife were in
Johnson, Trumbull Co., from Thurs
day of last week to the following
Monday evening, where they went to
visit Mrs. Mason, cousin of Mrs.
Dickinson.
J. g. Flath, P. w. Snyder and Geo.
H. Smith appraised the stock of J. J.
Woodward. Monday, who made an
assignment last week. They fixed its
value at 5
Children's Day at the Disciple
church in Randolph was appropriately
observed with "a pleasing program of
music. recitations and other exercises.
The solo by Miss Susie Dellenbarger
was of special fine rendition.
Mrs. E. Y. Lacey is in Akron visit
ing her sister, Mrs. John Elzbeck,
where she will remain week and then
visit her parents in Clinton, Summit
county, expecting to be absent about
four weeks.
Charley Morley was arrested last
Friday and brought before the Mayor,
charged with stealing an attachment
to hand car belonging to the Penn.
Company. Fined the costs. He found
them and departed.
Mrs. Hattie Nailor, who has been
visiting her sister. in Wildwood. Pa.
and her parents in this city, returned
to her home, in Findlay, O., Thursday
last. Her little nephew, from Wild
wood, came as far as here with her, to