The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1889-07-18
Mrs. David Lindsay is home from

Dunhams.
Mrs. Rice Freeman went to Cuya
hoga Falls Tuesday.
LaRue Elson is visitsng friends in
Cuyahoga Falls.
B. A. Derthick, ESQ.,, of CARROTS
vile, was in the city Saturday
Mrs. Ola Allen. of Canton, is visit
ing friends in Ravenna.
Mr.. Chas. Cooke, of Cleveland, was
the guest of his Ravenna friends Sun
day.
Geo. F, Douthitt, Esq. was in Cleve
land from saturday to Tuesday OIL
professional! business.
Mrs. Geo. F. Douthitt is visiting hel
parents in Burton, expecting to be ab.
sent about two weeks.
Mrs. Amy Rogers is home again af
ter a two weeks visit with her son,
Carl, in Randolph.
Tom Boetler, engineer RissePs fire
man, is still confined to the house
He is with friends in Orrville.
Mrs. Sherer, who has been visiting
MIR. Pt this city, left for Vernon
Wis. No. sening. via Erie line.
DIR. M. salm, the eminent German
Oculist, Aurist and Optician, will be
at the Etna Hotel next Saturday. July
Goth.
Royal Skilton was arrested Monday
for intoxication and taken before the
Mayor, and entering plea of guilty,
was fined $3. 90 and costs.
The state of the weather is much
more satisfactory to people in general,
who prefer moderate warmth to some
of the extreme heat mentioned in
" Dantes Inferno"
Will Jennings, familiarly known as
Chuck" who has been visiting his
parents and friends in town, will leave
for his home in Sacramento, Cal. :,
Thursday evening, via. P. & w.
Ed. Wetzell left for Pierce City, Mo-,
evening, via. Erie line. where
he will remain about two weeks, the
guest of Gottlieb Resh, former resi-.
dent here.
Geo. F. Douthitt, Esq. has purchased
the entire assignees stock of J. J.
Woodward, who recently went to the
wall. and parties desiring bargains,
will find them there. No. Riddle
block.
The Burton Races, July 25th and
26th promise to be the best that have
ever been held in that place. Pres't
Reed has our thanks for compli.
mentary."
Our genial friend, DR.. o. D. Baker,
arrived Monday evening, from Sioux
Falls, OAK. and will spend few days
with Ravenna friends before making
his annual visit to Saratoga and the
ssashore.
Louis Schweitzer was the lucky
winner of the diamond pin, valued at
S55, at the rattle Tuesday evening. A
m IN is always lucky when he wins,
So don't it ?n5
The Disciple Sunday School will
hold their annual picnic, Thursday,
July Oath, at Twin lakes. A cordial
invitation is extended to all. Don't
forget to bring we'll filled basket
Fare for round trip 80 cents.
Union services were held at the M.
E. Church last Sunday evening Rev.
DIR. Lock preaching an able discourse.
Next Sunday evening, the union ser
vices will occur at the Congregational
Church.
The parish workers of Grace Church
will hold Lawn Feta at Mrs. w. B.
Thomas, corner of Main and Pratt
street, on Wednesday evening, July
nth, from to 10 M. Ice Cream and
Orange Ice served. A cordial invita-
lion is extended to all.
Hon. D. C. Goldman left Monday
evening on Erie train number to at,
5end the meeting of the National
Association of Window Glass Manu-.
'acturers at the Windsor hotel in New
York City, which began its session
yesterday.
The Pennsylvania company has
eased abo1t 25 acres of land at Brady
axe for term of years, and will con.
vert them into elegant picnic grounds.
The lay of the land is admirable for
he purpose, and there is no prettier
AXE in this section than the one above
Elias A. Long, Editor of Popular
published at Buffalo, New
York, was the guest of Frank Ford.
Tuesday. He selected this season of
he year for his visit in order to have
N opportunity to see the celebrated
Jrandall currant on the bushes.
DR.. Loughead started last evening
or Green Bay, Wis, where he will
7isit a brother and sister, and from
here go to Duluth and around Lake
superior, the entire trip being made
" water. This is the DOCTORS first
in the twelve years he has
,racticed medicine. He expects to be
.bsent a month or more.
LEADER, July 10.-Mr.
Wm. HOlcomb and Mis-. Smith, his
granddaughter, of Ravenna, were the
guests of Mr.. Wanzer yesterday. on
Union avenue. Mr.. Holcomb is 85
years old and Mr.. Wanzer is in his seth
year. They had pleasant visit.
Hon. M. Stuart is attending the tenth
annual meeting of the Ohio State Bar
at Beebe Hall, Put in-Bay
which commenced yesterday. This
is composed of the ablest
legal minds in the state and was or
ganized for the purpose of further ele
vating and advancing the legal practice