The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1889-07-18
Try Hart's Soda Water.

Try Hart's Soda Water.
Conductor Lewis Myers was in the
city, Wednesday.
Rev. E. D. Holtz went to Pittsburg,
Wednesday morning, via. G. & P. line.
Drink Milk ShaB es at Hart's.
IT residence of Mrs. skinner is
being repainted.
J. w. Holcomb. Esq, was in Akron
Wednesday on professional business
J. r. Grant took the G. & P. road to
Columbus, Tuesda:.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. P. Sperra have re-
turned from a two weeks sojurn at
Alpena, Michigan,
Chas. F. Day returned from his tou,
of the Pacific Slope, Saturday, wei,
pleased with his trip.
Treat your girl to Soda water at
Hart's.
A. P. Carlton has been appointed
postmaster at Mantua Station, in place
of. w. Galbraith, removed.
Porter G.. Tiran and R. 8. Webb,
Esq., of Garrettsville, were in town,
yesterday.
L. 8. Ward and family, and Mrs. g.
J. Post and son picniced at Silver lake
Wednesday.
Walter Jones. who has been visiting.
at Conrad Sapp's, returned to his i:a'no
in Galva. Ill, the Ilth inst, via Z. q =.
Mrs. E. R. Crowell, accompanied by
Miss Mary O'Keefe. left for st. Paul,
Mimi, the 18th inst, via G. s. z. line
Mrs. Nellie Fessenden, of East Sag
inaw, Mich, is visiting her mother.
Mrs. 8. A. Goddard. intending to re
main some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. Murfee left for
North Phetford, Vt. last week, taking
the Erie line. Mr.. Murfee is book
keeper for the Quaker Mill Co., and is
taking little needed rest.
Mrs. James Somerville, who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. Judge
Conant, some weeks, returned to her
home in Chicago, Thursday morning.
Extra No. IA through express on the
Erie, from SanFrancisco, passed this
station with % cars of tea, bound for
New York, Thursday morning.
Mrs.F Frank Barber and little daugh-
ter, of Greeley, Col, are visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Furney, in
Brimfield.
The Kent Rod and Gun Club has
reorganized for the season, and holds
regular shoots, Wednesday afternoon
Of each week.
The whitest, worst looking hair. re
sumes its youthful beauty and softness
by using Halls Vegetable Sicilian
Hair Remover. Try it.
d. E. Rogers, who has been rusti
eating in Randolph for the past two
weeks, has returned to his legal studies
In the Office of j. Ii. Dussel, Esq.
Douglass & Collins Carasole. steam
riding gallery, g now located at Silver
Lake. Mr.. Collins, who is the cham
pion swimmer of the State, will give
lessons in swimming.
ALLIANCE LEADER, July IONS.
A. E. Colt and daughter Helen have
returned to their home in Portage Co.,
aftar a xyiotk f.o THAR .,nnoipo Nrs {looo
and Mrs. Carver, on Ely street.
Mr.. George B. Woodbridge returned
to his home in Topeka, Kansas. Friday
evening, via. the Erie line. His wife
and child will remain here until next
fall.
Nelson Work, wife and daughter
left via. Erie, Wednesday night, for
Burlington, Iowa, to be absent three
or four weeks, purposing to make an
extended trip through Iowa and Mich
tg.n.
w. E. Swain, freight agent of the 9
& P, is spending two months vaca-
tion in Edna, Mimi. During his alb !
sence his duties as agent will be per-
formed by Mr.. G. M. Scranton.
Score of the Ravenna Gun Club at
their regular practice shoot Thursday, /!
July IL, out of 25 single bluerocks each:
! Lewis 81. Madole 81, Bierce IA, Har-'
ris 16, Schweitzer Is, Severance II,
Bush IL, Stenger Is, Grail Is.
ALLIANCE STANDARD REVIEW
Myron Rogers, much respected cit
izen, of Edinburg, has removed to Al.
lance, and taken employment at the |
Steel Works.
The Quaker Mill employees, their
families and their friends will hold q |
picnic. July Goth, at Summit Lake.
They will leave Ravenna Erie Depot |
at 5:23 q. M, railroad time, returning, |
will leave Akron at 4:38 p. M, railroad |
time. The excursion rate ia IS cents |
Rood AZ Hine. at the Rink, have
sold two car loaGss of Nc 'Cormiek Ma
chimes, mowers and binders, this sea-
son. Mr.. Rood reports trade equally |
good in other departments of the bust.
ness.
Last Wednesday night the following |
officers of Ravenna Lodge, 1. o. o. F.
were installed, viz: E. M. Cowles, N.
g.; G. II. Griffin, v. g.; A. p. Oviatt,
I. g.; G. II. Byers, o. g.; L. Alga, w.
o. p. Sperra, Secretary elect. was not
present and was therefore not installed
e. Twitt now occupies room number
Sin Riddles Block. The work of low
ering the front of the Little Block has
commenced and will be completed by
the first of August, at which time Mr..
Twitt will again take possession Of his
old stand.
Mrs. John Sewers, who has been