The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1890-10-15
THE DEMOCRATIC PRESS
WEDNESDAY. Oct.15 1890

| MISS May h. SheWell- of Rootstown, is visiting
| with the family of Sheriff Jones.
Senator John NJ. Stull of Warren, was in at
tendance at Common Pleas Court yesterday.
Charlie Lawrence was placed in Jail, Monday.
| for intoxication.
Miss Agnes Parsons, of Sumner, Ia. is visit
ing Miss Matte Parsons
| o. P. Sperra, Esq, is in San dusky on legal
business. Hewill return tomorrow.
c. B. Leonard was home for short visit during
| the past week.
| N. Converse and wife go to Pittsburgh tomor-
row to visit the Exposition, returning Saturday.
Mrs. Geo. Orgill and daughter. of Jeanette.
Pa. are visiting Ravenna friends.
VIM. Merits started Monday for Alabama for
visit of two weeks with his father and other
relatives.
Dave Day, of Canton. stopped over a few days
this week on his way to Johnson's Island on a
duck shooting trip.
Bishop Leonard will-visit the Ravenna Par
| ish, Friday evening, Nov. 7th, for the purpose
| of confirmation.
Sheriff Jones took James Hayes, the Cleve-
land detective. to the work house this morn
ing.
The case of Willard Wickwire the individual
of fame from Kent, was called up this morning
and he is now in the tolls of the Prosecutor.
Rev. VIM. Lucas, former Rector of Grace
Church, has left his charge at Marion, o , to
accept call from st. Joseph, Mo.
We neglected to state in last weeks edition
that the Kent parties who were induced to alb
sent themselves when wanted before the Grand
Jury, are all minors.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Seaton went to Chagrin
Falls today to attend the wedding of Miss Mate
Williams. of that place, and James Bigelow,
of Cleveland,
Fl. E. Williams. John Richardson and Louis
Geer went to Randolph last Friday to attend
made quick time.
Chester NJ. Day. convicted of administering
poisonous drug. has been released on bail.
pending the hearing of a motion for new
trial.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Parker, of Deep River,
Conn.,, left on the Erie, Tuesday morning, for
Bay City. Mich. after a ten days visit with
| their aunt. Mrs, Ed. Knapp. East Main street
B. NJ. Madole has been appointed Deputy
Game Warden for Ravenna, and W.. G Hol-
comb for Paris township. by Game Warden
Kelso
| MIR. Z. L. Hale, deputy State lecturer. reor-
| ganized Olive Branch Grange at Edinburg last
| evening, with B. W. Gilbert as Master. and j.
| R. Giddings as Secretary. 1t starts with 72
| members.
Philo Bierce and wife returned Tuesday
morning from an Eastern trip of four weeks
duration. During their stay they visited Pitts
burgh, Philadelphia, New York, Boston and
| other cities.
D. c. Hanold wife and two daughters. from
Hartford, Mich. are visiting Mrs. HIS m other.
Mrs. NJ. C. Wilder, in Edinburg, and other rel
atives, and will remain two weeks or more.
| c. H. Kelso G anne Warden of this county. has
| received a commission as Assistant Warden for
Cuyahoga county. and on Friday made a haul
of three commission men in Cleveland.
| A number of members of the Gun Club INDUCED
| in a pleasant afternoon shoot yesterday after
noon. The following score was made Grail lS
Madole 10. Leonard 10. Bierce 16. Andrews II
| Pierce s. Stevens 9, Fletcher II.
| Ihe haVe tlDer co. nave purcQaSe1 lou -
acres of land. being all the property on which
they held options. The Hal tract of 2-56 acres
was the last purchase made. the d-cd beins
i drawn yesterday.
James Hayes, the Cleveland detective arrest
ed Monday, was arraigned yesterday morning
and plead guilty to intoxication. disorderly
conduct and resisting an officer, and Mayor
Holcsmb gave him thirty days in the works
and costs.
Mrs. Helen S. Ford died at the home of he
sister, Mrs. A. NJ. Hfnman. on the morning o
Oct. 9th, of apoplexy. Services were held thu
same evening at 80 O'Clock. anu the remains
accompanied by Harlan Hinman, were takel
to her former home in Washington, Conn. TO
interment.
large supply of young black bass. intended
for the lakes in this vicinity. were delayed a
Indianapolis. SO long that it was impossible t
keep them alive. and the boys" here were YER
,; much disappointed. An attempt will be mad
to secure lot later in the season.
The jury in the case of Ohio VS.. Chester NJ
Day, after being out from Friday evening t
Monday morning, returned a verdict of guilt
, on the first count in the Indictment that of ad
ministering poisonous drug, and not guilt
as to the second. preparing the same. Th
penalty is from two to fifteen years in the per
itentiary.
James Hayes, Cleveland detective. subpo
l ned here to testify for the State in Ohio v
: Santoro was arrested Monday noon by Deput
sheriff Shewell just as he had got comfortabl
I seated in the west bound c. & P. passengt
train He was intoxicated and was goin
+ home before being discharged by the Cour
He will probably have to testify against h
will.
The ninetieth birthday anniversary of Ann'
= Hudson Baldwin will be celebrated at Hudso
Tuesday. Oct ssth. The aged lady is daught
!. of David Hudson. the founder OF the place nan
ed in honor of him. and who donated the lar
:. on which the Western Reserve College W
established, Mrs. Baldwin is the widow
Harvey Baldwin, and is remarkably active al
- vigorous for one of such advanced years, al
retains her mental faculties unimpaired. Inv
tati ons have been received by number
kavenna residents. to be in attendance.
K Among those who passed the examination
Columbus last week for admission to the B
II was our young friend, d. E. Rogers, who pu
sued his legal studies under the instruction
J. H. Dussel, Esq. Mr.. Rogers was one of fo
Z who carried away the honors of the class. Y
0r eXC6nu 10 MIN our SlnCerC d
. bespeak for him the success which alwa
" comes with high ability and faithful apple
tion to business, both of which are character
)r tics possessed in an eminent degree by n
! Rogers. He will at once become a partl
~ with Mr.. Dussel in the practice of his prof
U sion. and we look for the new firm of Dusse
Rogers to take leading position among P
I'd tage county practitioners.
III The music loving portion of our citizens h:
a treat in store for them next Tuesday event
u. The Schubert Quartette, one of the finest L
sical organizations in the country-who
10 not wholly strangers to q Ravenna audier
,o having twice favored us with an evenings
L lightful musical Yocaization- are to again g
Mt us a musical feast. Unlike most musical cal
ers. they render program of like pleasur,
the critic and the ear of the ''untutored sava
which has not had the advantages of class
culture. and hearing in rendition. The m
and appreciation of their former enterts
ments will insure them full house,