The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1890-06-11
10 Celebrate

Mrs. Royal Taylor is no better.
, James Reynolds was reported very low, thi
wednesday, morning.
New Challies this week at N Converse
Sons. Call and see them.
Tickets for Alumni at j. c. Beatty g. Sons
A. S. Cole. Esq was in Warren, Monday, ol
legal business
Prayer for the Sunday School was the sub
ject at the young peoples meeting at the Con
gregational Church. Sunday evening.
The Congregational Y.P S. C. e. will meet
with the Disciple society of the same name
next Monday night
Joseph Bietz and Maggie Englehart of Roots
town. were married by Esquire II L. Beatty.
| Monday afternoon.
| The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. A. B Seymour,
| and the son Of Mr. and Mrs. fl. B. Dickinson
were baptised at the Congregational Church,
Sunday morning.
Joseph Adelman was arrested Monday for
selling beer on Sunday, and on plea of guilty,
was fined S25 and costs and sentenced to ten
days in Jail, by Mayor Holcomb.
! Rev. J. NJ. VanHorn, wife and family arc ex-
pected to reach this place the 23rd of this month
| from England.
Misses Minnie and Lulu Goeppinger, of Ken
dalViile, Ind, are guests of Mr and Mrs Louis
| Schweitzer. this week
For PURE Paris Green, so to E. c. BELDING,s.
No ?. Riddle Block.
From present indications it is probable that the
strawberry meeting of the Horticultural Society
will be held Tuesday, June "a, Possibly it may
hn haII =
Official notice next week.
The venerable George Knapp, father of Ed
mund Knapp. of GarrettsIille, is visiting in the
family of his step son, Chaulcey Davis, of this
city. The old gentleman is in his 92nd year.
Leave your orders for fresh fish with w W q.
Smith, Thursday evening. and have them de-
llVered either Friday or Saturday morning.
List of letters remaining in Postofice at Ra.
VIENNA, June Il:
Mrs. Gaily Franklin, ] os. Frazier (drop). Sam
uel johnson, james Hammell. George Hill Fred.
hamerer. Mrs. Anna Kendy, Frank Little
Miss Tlllie Marshall. Andrew Shock. Mrs. Intia
smith. L. W. Shepard drop, Hrs. E J. SheweII,
Mrs John Shrift. Langdon Wilcox.
Come and see the Pine Apple Tissues. new
washable dress fabric
CONVERSE SON.
There was no shooting at the Club Grounds
the regular day, but on Saturday afternoon "tbe
fever struck some of the members of the Club.
who enjoyed short time before the trans. The
score was as ftllows: Madole IA. Patton IA. Grail
49, Leonard ~ Parsons is, Stevens S. Severance a.
The Alumni Committee have arranged a good
program. and hope the members will show their
appreciation by being present. Prof. Hum
phrey's Orchestra will ealiven the occasion
with excellent mu?ic.
Mrs. Rich, one of the teachers in cur schools,
was surprised Friday evening by visitation
from e5 OF her scholars who presented to her a
large autograph album, in which each one had
written. 1t was pleasant affair.
Last Saturday the horse attached to Furry &
Williams delivery wagon, took short but
lively run down the alley at the east end of
fhenlX Block, bringing up at the rear of their
grocery store, where it was stopped. No damage
A meeting was held at the ofice of HI.
Beatty. Esq Monday evening, by the members
of the Lawn Tennis Club. and committee ap-
pointed to perfect membership and see to
preparation OF the grounds at the corner of
Chestnut &Ad EoEeTy streets. There is pres
ent membership of about 80, and there will be 8
courts. Work was commenced at the grounds
yesterday morning
James Reynolds, Road Master of the c. L. &
w. r. T., is lying dangerously i'll at his resi-
dence north of this city. He is afflicted with
asthma and his physician gives no encourage
ment for his recovery. He returned about a
week ago from salt Lake City, where he went
some SIX OF savea weeks ago for his health. but
was violently i'll there for eight days, and re-
f1a1.r1 a1 foh h
so, having experienced no benefit from his trip.
Some of our exchanges say the amended game
laws permit the killing of squirrels after June
1st. and Game Warden Goodenough tells us the
time is July 1st. We have not been furnishe d
with a copy of the law on the subject, and are
| therefore unable to say what the legal time is.
but it is perhaps just safe not to let the Game
Warden catch you with squirrels in your pos
session before the first day of July.
Yesterday was Knights Of Pythias Decorating
Day. and was very generally observed among
| the members of that Order. Diamond lodge
in Palmyra proceeded in a body to the cemetery
at that place. and decorated the graves of their
| deceased brethren, and also strewed flowers
| over the graves of deceased wives of members.
The ceremony was lot observed at Ravenna.
Some OF the Kent papers and others of our ex-
changes published a sensational story about
Frank Hook breaking into Mrs. Skinner's
| house and being captured on the G. tS p. tracks
| after an exciting chase, and embellished the
| article with numerous imaginative statements
| that did good service in filling up, but which
| had not any foundation in fact. The PRESS
published all there was concerning Hooks es
capade. and by consulting our columns thi'
week it will be seen that he pleaded guilty Il
| the charge made and is now in the work house
Rev. Oren C. Thompson died at his home il
Detroit. Mich. on Wednesday last June 4th
aged "a years. Mr.. Thompson was native of Ra
VIENNA. a brother of the late Richard J. Thomp
son. After graduating from the w estern Reserv
College and the Princeton Theological Seminary
in 1881, he went to Michigan, as agent for tn
American Tract Society. The following year h
married the wife who survives him, at Hudson
O., and located at Ann Arbor. where he establish
ed an Academy of high grade. Most Ofthe tim
for the past fifty years he has been engaged in tn
work of the gospel ministry. His funeral wa
{ held on Friday afternoon, at O'Clock. from tn
e Thompson Presbyterian Church. named after an
founded by him. in Detroit.
Miss Lou Henry, of Minerva, u fJrmer en-
ploye of the Shannon House. of this city. ae
ing upon the inspiration of the lamented Hol
ace Greeley's counsel, " Go West young man,
= left her home. yesterday afternoon, arrivin
d in this place at O'Clock last evening. HI
n mother, not being in accord with her penchal
! for roaming through the wild west" arrive
II in anxious pursuit, this morning. Finding h
e daughter had taken Erie $40 morning train
of Kent, there to be Joined by Mrs. Hunt, an ell
e ploye of the Revere House in that place,
IS continuation of her journey. the mother to-
is the first P. & W. (12 25) train, in pursuit-wi
is what result, we are not advised.
The County Commissioners, at their quarter
,p session last week, disposed of the followi
e. business: DR.. Jos Waggoner was appoint
lg Jail physician for the coming year; jail repo
nd ed in fair condition and properly kept; the
Iy Iowance per day for prisoners board is to
of so cents; S. P Wolcott was allowed $40 comp'
D. sation as assistant in the case of Ohio VS. Coz
he S35 was allowed on sheep claim of NJ Gl
re for $50, and 81 witness fees; so to Isaac Tut
ng on claim of Si1, and "a 90 witness fe e.s;
on lowances were made on ID transcripts. OF
i'm matters were considered, among them be
-or the disconfinuance from the county fund