The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1890-09-17
THE DEMOCRATIC PRESS
RAvENNA.w WEDNESDAY, sept.17.1sso


RAvENNA.WEDNEsD Sept.17, 1890
|
Mrs Royal Gurley. of Cleveland, is visiting il
| town.
Semi Annual meeting of Puritan Conference
at Windham. Sept. 80 and Oct. l.
Sherman Snyder. deputy under Sheriff Sawyer
in Cleveland. was in town yesterday.
Every man summoned as a Grand Juror re-
sponded to his name Monday morning, and no
talismen were called
DR.. NJ. G. Mcbride was in Cleveland Monday
on professional business
S. Wachner, proprietor of the Mogadore dis.
tillery. was in the city yesterday.
S. V. Muncie. James Hayes and J. W. Gran
Cleveland detectives, were in attendance at
Court yesterday.
Those farmers who sowed their wheat early are
smiling, but there are many who were not quite
ready when the rain came, who are anxiously
watching the clouds.
Miss Florence Tack and Miss Fannie Max
well, of Philadelphia. Pa, are guests of Miss
Jennie Banks. South Prospect street.
The Prohibition Picnic will be held ON the
town line between Atwater and Deerfield. w ed
nesday, Sept. 24th. L. B. Logan will address
the meeting
Married, Sept. 18th. $780, by Rev. Andrew
Wilson at his residence. Alte D. Brown and
| Miss Susan j. Eckert, all of Ravenna.
few days more of warm weather will help
corn crop to mature. The crop will be much bet
| ter than was anticipated month ago.
There are Gil inmates at the Boys Industria
School. Ravenna contributed six to the num-
ber Monday.
Louis schweitzer and wife returned Saturday
from six weeks western trip. two weeks being
spent with relatives in each of the three States.
Iowa. Illinois and Indiana.
J.. W. Peacock is very sick. with typhoid fever.
at his home on Day street. His symptoms are re-
ported favorable.
The members of the Ravenna Social Club are
requested to meet at Riddles Hall next Mon
day evening to make arrangemen nts for the
coming season.
Miss Mary Laughlin has accepted a position as
teacher of vocal music in an Alabama College.
She will leave for her new field of labor the last
of this week, accompanied by Misses Bertha
Jennings and Irene Towns, who.will enroll their
names on the students catalogue.
Marcus Taylor. one of the pioneers of Aurora,
uieu a' nis nome nortn OF the center OF that town
MONDAY night, aged So years. He died at the
homestead where he had lived since he was two
years of age. The deceased was a brother of
of o'clock
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TX s;nr,o 80, w eOofe was ilaue' aI
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friends il, t,otor ,,, 117;.t,-..s e' ~
in-low uorrn 49,, oe ilio D.o.,ei- .,''
an thai, -, =, no n." Ano' 'ieni
veved tben, e., bic - '-'A'"'' anu 'on-
Last Saturday. L. G. Dodge was moving a
large box IN his warehouse when the cover
Whlch mad been thrown back upon its edge, fell
upon MS hands and nail was driven nearly
tnrough each hand. The Injuries are very pain
full, but are doing well.
cp x;oho,,
Co.. p.;o.o. 1nu VIC VI A1"ater, Will start
Huxley, with whom they will remain ten days,
then they go to Council Grove Kan to visit
Frank Wierman, brother of Mrs. Nichols. re-
naming about two weeks, at the expiration of
which they will return home.
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80 oe 49, - .o@y 1.N~ es CHING "' lhe
w on H,"s' nain street. Inc
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=. ~ A"us ",- asSoi VI Lhe rirs' 'isclple
onurcn. this clty. Inc wedding was private
oniy .he iLinaeoia'e trienos oelng present. Mr.
~ LIS sons aio a' nolne 70 tnelr friends,
nv ~ -. Dos oi oou'n w aihu0 street,
-''s ~N' eons i"'uia'ions anu good
For breaking into an Erie freight car and
stealing six dozen rosettes valued at Sis. Her.
man Baker, Fritz Hamm, joseph Proctor and
Howard Kelley were arrested on comn,o,,t of
u. w caldwell before Mayor Holcomb, and
sentenced to the Boys Industrial School at
Lancaster, U. Ihe hrst two of the quartette
are aged 10 years. and the last two, II and IA
years respectively. In color they are evenly
divided. Baker and Hamm being white. and
Kelley and Proctor having ebony skins. Sheriff
Jones TOOK them to their new quarters Monday
morning. 1t IS said they also broke into
another car and stole about 80 pounds OF candy
willard wickvire oftor
freedom was in.orcantod - MoaJs.,,n .o.ne "
tho Ko1storo a,-tto,.;.,o. ~ d., ny
onartars in ..co,,o >, - 20
starved him and made hin, So S.s. ", Ia, hoaiiy
uo o+tr;h,to, ~ -; - 'leop on Doaru
time arriuoI of shan;S - ~" W 'ne oppor-
souara ,naoI wioh-r-iro - w SOW ntnu
+ho $50. 80 "%e % oferJoyeo at
=, ~ pe.t".ea ~ ing W MS ior"er quarters
formality of requisitien papers and cheerfullv
accompanied his former keeper to Rayenna.
Wickwire was arrested last June at Kent.
charged with obtaining So from F. B. Longeoy
on false pretenses, but one day, becoming tired
of the laws delay,n bade farewell to his nris-
on walls and enjoyed a fugitiye,s life until
hauled up at MeadviIle. He reached Rayenna
last Wednesday and once more awaits the legal
sentence that shall free him or continue him in
limbo.
Gibnev. Gordon 4, Gibnov,s co,,,.5,- c.
commenced a weeks eneaeement - ~ o.,
House Monday evenino q. 'nS opei@ pe11
act comedy. Mismated." Their andience ,Uas
not large. but werc 40 we'll satisfiod rHith A.
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