The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1889-09-04

/ Mr. A. U. Deane, of Akron, was the guest of
M. V. Reed and family few days this week.
! w. e Brumtaugh. of The Buffalo Store. will
be found at his old post. after two weeks va
cation spent at his od home in Mansfield
John Urqnhart, of The Buffalo Store, has gore
East on business. and expects to bring his FAM
] lily home when he returns.
The Buffalo Stor1 Millinery Department will
reopen, Tuesday, Sept 1Oth with the accommo-
dating young lady, Miss Anna F. Brown. in
/ charge.
Mrs w. "A. Lacey. of Cleveland, and Miss Helen
! Waldeck, of Akron, were guests ofW. e. Lacey
and family few days this week.
! Merits Riddle shipped by the Erie route, last
Friday, two fine coaches to Wabash, Ind. and a
| funeral car to Leipsic. ..
- Grant and family took the c. & P. line
for Bowling Green. o.. Saturday. where they will
make their future home.
| On account of the Olin excursion. the Horti
, cultural Society will be held Friday. the 18th
fast instead of Wednesday. 18th inst.
Mr. and Mrs. Griswold of PaincsvilIe. the
guests of Mrs. Griswold's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Cooley ON Day street.
The W. C, I. U. will meet at the residence of
c. J. Fowler. East Main St. Thursday, sept 9TH
at pm. All members requested to be present.
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Bosworth and daughter
Ida of cleveland spent sunday at the munle II
her uncle, S. S. Fowler. East Main St, Ravenna-
Miss Elsie Smith, of Toledo. is visiting friends
in this city. the guest of Miss Kate Harris. She
will remain to the wedding of her friend, Miss
Ina Taylor.
Mr. L. L. W. Freeman has returned from trip
up the lakes and is again smiingly dispens-
ing soda water and milk shakes at his cd post.
W. I. Hart's.
On Sept 18th. the Erie Ry. will sell tickets to
Cincinnati and return at 81 %, including admis-
sion to Conquest of Mexico. Good to return
til Sept. 10Th.
The Efie will run another excursion to Niagara
Falls and Toronto. Sept. 18th Fare. So to Nj
agara Falls and 81 to Toronto. For time of spe
cial train. see bills.
The Erie Ry. will sell tickets to Columbus. O.
for the State Fair at S4.45 for the round tlip.
Tickets on sale Sept. Sd 9th. inclusive. good to
return Sept. 7th.
Rev. L. F. F.Zinkham and family returned to their
home in Baltimore. Md. Saturday, via. c. Il p
terminating a pleasant visit among Portage
county friends.
night blooming Cereus. owned by Mrs Z. l..
Murfee, of this city. blossomed in magnificent
beauty, one evening last week. 1t of
the finest specimens ever seen in Ravenna,
For good supper. go to the Universalist
Basket Social. Friday. from to O'Clock p m.
at the residence of Spencer Collins. on Lincoln
Avenue. All are cordially invited.
Rev. Mr.. Freshwater. of Cleveland, was in
town last week, arriving Thursday evening. to
officiate at the marriage ceremony of Miss Ella
Cook.
Mrs. D. C. Allen called on Ravenna friends
last week, before taking her departure for Den
yer, Col. whittier she goes for the benefit of her
health. which has been poor for a long time.
Herbert Bradley. Harry Ticknor and Bert Ha-
eel attended the Olive Branch Literary Society
dance at Shalersvila, last Friday. They report
a good time.
Miss Clark. daughter of r. II. Clark, of Roots
town. left for Huntington. Pa. last Saturday.
where she will engage in teaching. She took the
c. & P line.
J.S. Allen is putting an addition on the South
side of his residence, porches in front and south
side. and will remodel the interior and paint
the building.
Mrs Simon Slough and daughter. Mrs. James
Manning, of Cleveland. were guests of the tami-
ly of Wanzor Holcomb. few days last week.
returning to their home Saturday.
We noticed the pleasant faces of James Wark,
Will Kent, DR.. Sherman and L. RhOdenbaugh. of
Kent on our streets Saturday. all of them weight
ed with the dignity of delegates to the Republic
can convention held on that day.
The monthly meeting of the Ladies' Cemetery
Association will be held Thursday. Sept. 5th. at
the Shannon House. at 2:30 p. m. Contributors
to the dinner on Saturday last. can find their
dishes at the residence of Mrs. DR.. Waggoner.
SLetters remsining in Ravenna post office Sept.
3rd, 1889: Mr.. Charlie Fry. Miss Nellie Hamil
ton ~. The Storrs. Harrison & Co.. A. e. Loomis.
Miss Jessie Morgan. Theodore Oyer.
Miss Carrie NJ. Riley. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
&. l.. Riley. of Aurora. died at her home Tues
day morning at $50 o'clock, aged IA years. Her
funeral will be held tomorrow at O'Clock p. H..
from the home of her parents. Rev. Fuller. of
Hiram, will oflciate.
Mrs. j s. Allen returned home Saturday. af-
ter ten days visit with her parents. in North
Bloomfield. Trumbull county Little Frank
who had been visiting his grandparents num-
Der of weeks, returned with his mother
Rena infant daughter of Lizzie and T. L, Heis-
Ter, of Rootstown died at o clock Sunday morn
ing of cholera inflntum. Her funeral was held
Monday at 1:30 o'c oek p m, Rev. Cclton officia-
ting.
Among the notices of prominent members of
the Constitutional Convention recently held in
Boise City, Idaho. the Cassia Co. Times mentions
Mr.. Fred Campbell. a native of Ravenna. Mr..
C. is now a resident of Placerviile. Boise Co.
Idaho.
Rev. Father J. 7. Cahll has been transferred
from his charge here to the pastOrate of st
Joseph's Catholic Church in Masslon. Rev
Father James J. Farrell. of Hudson succeeds
Father Cahill as pastor of the Ravenna Church
of the Immaculate Conception.
At the regular practice of the Ravenna Gun
Club last Thursd, afternoon. the following
score was made: Severance 21, Madole 2l,
Bierce 15. Schweitzer II, Grail l6. Lewis 21.
Several of the boys arrived late and did not
engage in the regular shoot, bnt a number of
sweepstakes Furnished amusement for the re-
mainder flhe afternoon.
George Carnahan arrived in the city Saturday.
and remained until Monday noon with his pa
rents and friends George is prominent attorn-
ey of Rochester, N. Y. and had been to Chicago
on professional business. stopping here his
return. He left via. c. L P.
A. G. Russell and wife left for Nantucket to-
day, for a two weeks tarry on the Island of their
nativity. ALBERT expects to feast royalty
upon "chowder,' - eels, = clam Bakes, % and other
delicacies known only to Nantucketers Fred
A. their son, who is located in Pittsburgh, will
spend couple of weeks with his parents, meet
ing them upon the Island where he preceded
| them a few days.
Rev Mr.. Powell, who has been occupying the
Disciple pulpit during the absence of Rev. Laugh
| lin. left our city Tuesday noon. his return to
his home in England. He fpurposed stopping at
| Cleveland. then going to Buffalo and Niagara
Falls from thence to Washington City. Phila
delphia and New Yo>k. ssiling from the latter
city the early part of next week. He enjoyed
himself while here, and made many friends, ant
assures us that he will make a visit next year
Mr.. Laughlin will sail for this country next Sat-