The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1889-08-28

} R Beatty returnel Friday. from a visit t.
the East.
Dinner from 1880 M to D. m. next satur.
day. at Town Hall
Will Dodge is out again after a severe sickness
Mrs. Ida Henderson is visiting her parent and
her sister. Mrs. Cora Fox. of Randolph.
Miss Eva Leonard. of Canton. is visiting hel
. parents, west of town.
Mrs Almon goes home this week to attend a
family reunion.
Ed. WIllyard is able to be about once mora.
George Rogers is building new barn on his
Chestnut street premises.
The Higley family reunion will be held in
Windham. Thursday, Sept. 5th.
Mrs. Thomas Jory, Sr. is very sick with lung
trouble
Little John Cox is quite sick with Inflammation
of the bowels. at his grandfathers.
Mrs. II. Shannon visited her mother ard
friends at Minerva, O.. last week.
D. C. Gardner and Col O. c. Risdon are attend
ing the reunion of their Regiment, the t2nd. in
Akron.
Dinner will be ready at halfpast e'es en-
O'Clock. next Saturday, at the Town Hall.
j. Ford has concluded to remain i'll Ra
VIENNA in the employ of his father at j." sunny
side -
H. Goldman. W. J. Weaver aud George p.
Douthitt are attending the Democratic Conven-
tion in Dayton.
Mrs. W. Il. Marsh is visiting friends in Wood
stock, Canada.
| j. Ii. Nichols ESQ. returned this morning from
business trip to Fcwlerville. Mich.
| Hirem Yontz. of Meadville, Pa, has been
visiting his sister. Mrs. A. d. Gurley, several
days.
Misses Nellie and Jessie Rumbaugh. and AL
| ma W allcr are camping at Muzzy Lake, where
| they went Tuesday morning for u meek's stay
Sew were pleased to see the smiling face of G. F.
| Geopriuger on the streets again this week.
Mrs. Huldah Lindsay is slowing improving.
Democrats as well as republicans are invited
t. dinner next Saturday. at the Town Hall.
Mrs Marsh returned last week from
visit to her parents. in West Pennington.
Mrs. J. S. Dickinson has returned to her home
in Connecticut last week. after visiting friends
here.
Mrs Marvin Collins, accompanied by her faith
er, 5. W Gates, left for his home in Fowlersvile.
Mich, Monday evening, via. e. & P. 4. R.
The employees of the Morgan Manufacturing
Co.. of Alliance. picniced at Silver Lake, last
Saturday passing through Ravenna via. .C.&P .Ry.
Miss Grace Armstrong returned Saturday, from
Glenville, where she speut week visiting her
friend, Miss Carrie Black.
E P. Hatfield AMI family are visiting in the
city. guests of NJ Kelley. They came Satur-
day and will return Thursday.
Mrs. II. p. Brigham and daughter, Louise,
returned Saturday, from a TWO years residence
in California.
Mrs. Eta Reed Clayton left. Sunday morning,
to join the l., ons' Opera Co. at Cincinnati. CT
which she is the leading lady.
Master Dillon c. Jay left for Pittsburg, Tues
day morning, after passing the summer with
his father. Ii yron Jay.
Thomas ID. Douthitt and wife were guests of
Sheriff Jones portion of last week. Mr.
Douthittis Principal of Palmyra graded schools.
The gentlemen and ladies, of Ravenna, have
a special invitation to take dinner at the Town
Hall, next Saturday.
WI. Towns returned, last Thursday, from a
trip 10 Michigan. accompanied by his wife, who
has been visiting relatives and friends in that
state. several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grin Stevens visited their son
William and wife. Saturday, returning home
the next day.
DR.. o. r. Baker went today 10 Clarendon
Springs, where he expects to remain for month
before retu ming to Sioux Falls. Dali Rutland
(Vt Evening Telegram.
Pearl. the twelve years old daughter of Mrs.
Eyers, on Lincoln Ave-. has been sick with Sc
we're attack of diphtheria for nearly two weeks.
She is much better
c. Il. Stoerkle arrived in the city Sunday, from
Pittsburgh. where he is located in business. His
wife has been here about two weeks. and thev ex-
pect to remain about two weeks longer.
MIR. and Mrs L. e. Todd. of GarrettsvilIe.
re guests OF Mr. and Mrs. L. Y. Lacev. We'd
nesday and Thursday of last week Their
daughter, Jennie. was the guest of Miss Lotta
III. Lacey.
Mrs Mary Woodbridge left Friday eve
ming f n an extended tour of labor in the inter
ests of the National W. C. I. U. She has
appointments to speak every day from now
until October 1st, in Indiana and Sou4h Dakota.
Louis Schweitzer attended .the Clam Bake of
the Snolleygoster Club. at Rocky River Friday
last. About 2O0 members of the Club and invited
friends were prt sent on the occasion and partook
of royal feast.
Mr. Lee McAdams. brother of S. L. McAdams.
from the southern part of the State. has been Wis
iting in Ravenna, returning to his home Friday.
Mrs. Addic Henson is home again from Cleve-
land. where she went for treatment. She is now
living at her old home on Walnut street.
Miss Rood. who has been visiting the family
of her uncle, N. A. King, in Charlestown. return
ed to her home in TOleio on Monday.
Dom. fail to patronize the Ladies of theCem-
etery Association. next Saturday. at the Town
Hall, by taking dinner with them.
Miss Minnie Musser. of Beaver Falls. Pa. is
visiting her sister. Mrs. S. L. McAdams. Little
Flo.. who has been making her grandmother an
extended visit. came home with her.
DIR. B. B. Loughead returned from his trip up
the Lakes. last Saturday. having been absent
six weeks. The Dr's. many friends are pleased
to note his improved physical appearance.
L. N. Baldwin and lady, of Port Gibson. Miss.
are visiting friends in this city. Mr.. B. having
resided here before the war. since which time he
has been a resident of Mississippi. He is visit
ing his sister in Atwater. TODAY.
Last Thursday, John F Charles and George
Byers with two nieces and nephew. attended
the initial reunion of the Richard family at
Milton. Mahoning county. There were about
100 in attendance and it is the intention to
have the yearly meetings perpetuated.
Last Friday, Sheriff Jones, with an assistant,
Mrs. Cyser, took Betsey Matthews, of Mantua
Station. to the Asylum at Newburgh, she hay
ing been adj dyed insane by Judge Ingell.
The Ladies' of Grace Church are making ar
rangements for - The Lullaby of the Nations"
ar Reeds Opera House the third week in Sep
tember, in which some of our best home talent
will participate.
Last Saturday, Joseph Gledhill, of this city.
left for Denver, COL. in response to a message
advising him of the serious Illness of his son
Charles who had been Frustrated by typhoid
fever. Charlie, as he was familiarly known