The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1889-06-27
Miss Hattie Stump returned from

Miss Hattie Stump returned from
her visit to Kansas, last Friday.
Charlotte King has returned from s
visit in Grand Rapids, Mich.
The gravel from Bunker Hill }
seems to be about the right grade fol
road purposes.
J. A. Bennett and w. Fl. Montgom
cry went to Atlanta, Ga, Thursday
forenoon, via the Erie.
s. j. Gross returned Saturday eve
ming from a weeks visit to his son
Robert. in Boston.
Miss Carrie Lindsey is spending va
cation with her sister, Mrs. D. J.
Ahearn, at Canton.
Mr.. D. ]. Ahearn and Mr.. Dan
Moore, of Canton, spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs J. G. Lindsey aud friends
Mrs. Addie Mcconnell nee Foljambe
OF Cleveland, is the guest of May Kel-
ley.
Rev. and Mrs. Samuel J. Douglass,
of Berlin, Rensselaer, county, N. Y,
are visiting their uncle, E. p. Brainerd
on East Main street.
Miss Lila A. Brainerd. of Mantua,
is spending few weeks with her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. p.
Brainerd.
There should be an ordinance passed
at the next meeting of the council.
compelling property owners to mow
the grass growing by their sidewalks
The Erie Il. r. Co. will sell tickets
at one fare for the round trip July 3rd
and 4th, good for return July 5th, in
elusive.
The wet weather of the past two
weeks has made q marked improve.
ment in the appearance of the growing
oats. Corn is still backward.
The Summer Meeting of the Oak
Grove Driving Club. will be held at
Warren, Ohio, Thursday, July 4th.
Three races are on the program, in
which $500 in purse are offered.
The Mantua Station Driving Asso-
ciation's races, July 4th and 5th, prom
ise fine sport for the lovers of trotting
horses.
Mrs. Chas. Messner, nee Lila Fol
jambe, and Miss Lucy Mcconnell, of
Cleveland, were the guests of Mrs Ed.
Bush from Thursday of last week to
the following Monday.
Mrs. Minnie MOnosmyth (nee Can
field) and husband, of Chicago, attend
ed the family reunion held at her
parents residence in this city last week,
and remained until Tuesday, visiting
friends and old aquaintances of Mrs.
Monosmyth.
Bradford Rowland Esq returned
from his western trip last Friday,
having travelled upwards of 1000 miles
He says Ohio is a paradise compared
to the Pacific slope.
There will not be any Sunday School
in the Universalist Church next Sun
day. The services of Children's Day,
at 1890 a. M, will take the place of
both Church and Sunday School.
Chas Waidron Esq of Brimfield,
has our thanks for box of the mag
niicent Strawberries which bear his
name, and Of which he is the origina-
tor. Their size may be judged of when
it is stated that 2S of them made
heaping quart.
Among the modern varieties of the
luscious strawberry. the Jewell"
ranks among the first in siz9, quality
and flavor. They are very superior
berry for every Use and their solidity
and uniformity of size recommend
them to the dealer and consumer alike
and they are deservedly popular. A
liberal supply was furnished this Office
last week by Rev Andrew Wilson,
on whose place they were grown.
They were delicious and he will please
accept our thanks for the same
The sale of VanNess Golden BitteIs
is immense. He has sold 5S75 bottles
this Spring so far, and all who have
used it, recommend it very highly. 1t
is medicine that if kept in the house
will save many lives, also big doctor
bills, no quinine nor opium used in its
composition, and being purely vegeta
ed to do you good or no pay, if ailing.
Try bottle.