The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1890-09-10
THE DEMOCRATIC PRESS
NA.WEDNEsDAY, Sept. 10, 1890

Democratic Convention next Saturday.
: Remember. the Fair begins next Tuesday.
L. G. Bowman was in Cleveland Friday.
Monday was payday on the C. & P.
Mrs. George F. Douthtt is visiting in Burton
Miss Name Beatty entertained her friend:
with card party Monday evening,
Capt. ]. D, King has our thanks for late Hon
olulu papers.
NJ. Mowen has moved his house on his Cleve-
land avenue let.
There will be a full field in every race at the
Fair next week.
Miss Gertrude Towne. of Parkman, is the
guest of Miss Lottie Lacey.
L. B. Logan will speak ON Prohibition al
Hiram College. Monday. Sept 22d.
Entries for the races closed last Saturday
with full field in cl: IS.
Clarence Chapman is up from severe attack
of malarial fever.
Judge IngeIl and S. F. Hanselman left las
evening for weeks stay in Arkansas.
| J. C. Woodruff. a former resident of this place
now citizen of Tennessee. is visiting in the city
Mrs. E. G. Bedding is spending the week with
her brother and sister in New Baltimore.
| New Fall Millinery at Mrs. C. J. Woods Look
out for next weeks ady't.
| 1. T. Siddall. Esq, leaves for Rock Creek
Ashtabula Co., this evening, for the purpose o.
taking dispositions.
Misses Nina Harris and Violet Brigham are
spending few days in Streetsboro. the guests Of
| Miss Bird Hill.
Mrs. Samantha Porter returned to her home in
New Baltimore Saturday. after ten days visit
with her sister. Mrs. E. C. Belding.
Will. ii. Clearwater. the famous Pool player.
from this place. is giving exhibitions before large
crowds at the Pittsburgh Exposition,
A number of Diamond glass blowers left yes.
| terday morning for Greenfield, o. to work at
their business.
E. A. Pitkin has contracted for fine flag
walk in front of his residence on North Chest.
nut street.
Every race will be closely contested at the
Fair. Some good ones are named among the
flyers.
Mrs. - Rice. an aged lady. died last Friday
| at her home on Oak ST., of cancer. from which
| she had long been great sufferer.
Miss Elsie Purvis, of Pittsburgh. Pa, the
| trimmer at Leffngwell s. Holden's. has return
| ed from her vacation.
Mrs. ]. R. Ladu. of Brimfield. is visiting rela-
| tives and friends in Cleveland.
Deputy Sheriff SheweIl took F. D. Baldwin. of
| Atwater. to the Newburgh Asylum last Friday.
F. W. Jones and C. E. Ellet, of Randolph. were
in town Saturday. attending the Republican
Convention and visiting friends in the city.
Mrs. W. S. Hill of Streetsboro. started Tuesday
morning for Northwestern Dakota, to visit her
daughter Mrs. DIR. May.
D. C. Gardner is enlarging his residence by an
addition to the rear.
There will be no services at Grace Church next
Sunday, on account of communion service at
Niles.
Last Saturday, P. II. Bean pnd Orrin Stevens
purchased the Phelps homestead on West Main
street. for $3.371.
At Sheri frs sale last Saturday, J. H Nichols
Esq, as attorney for Marcus w. Heath, bid in
1sO acres of lan1 belonging to Peter Kimes in
Shalersville for 50 00O
| meet Thursday afternoon. Sept. /, with Mrs. FL.
| P. Morgan. A very cordial invitation is ex-
tended. Tea served at the usual hour.
While attending the County Fair. make call
at the store of N. Converse & Son. and see q
| store full of new Fall goods. which they are
selling at remarkable low prices
N. Converse & Son have received large new
stock of Oil Cloths for their Fall trade, and are
making low prices on them. Their Linoleums
| beat the town, at soc to 81 40 per yard.
Miss Gentry, of Cincinnati, who has been
visiting her cousin, Mrs. H. L. Beatty, for the
past few weeks, returned to her home last eve
ming.
Michael Calvin was arrested Friday for flour
| ishing q revolver and threatening to shoot John
Bergin. at a chattle mortgage sale of Galvin's
property. at the instance of Bergin, the mort.
gagee. A hearing was had before Esq. Beckley
and in default of bail Calvin was committed to
jail.
| M. Gretzinger went to West Virginia last
week in response to telegram announcing the
death of his only brother. which occurred al
his home in that State. The deceased spent
most of last winter in Ravenna. where he made
many friends.
| E. III. Converse left San Antonio last Saturday
night for visit home of couple Of weeks. Hi:
mother, Mrs. N. Converse left for Mt. Vernon
o., yesterday. to meet him. He will remain in
| Mt Vernon a few days. for the transaction Of
business, as a representative of the engineering
department of the city of San Antonio.
E. e. Babcock. who has been reading law in
the Office of J. H. Nichols the past year, tool
his departure for Michigan, Friday, first going
to Coldwater, where he has business engage
ments, on the completion of which he will enter
the law school of Ann Arbor University. which
opens the Fall term Oct1.
For some days past a gang of men have beel
engaged in digging trench from II. W. Riddles
residence on Main street. to the gas well on Oal
and Chestnut streets. and pipes will soon be lai
to conduct the gas. Mr.. Riddle is. probably. tn
only resident of Ravenna who will use natura
gas, for some time to come.
The case of C. L. Mowen VS.. the Erie R.
Co. was tried before Justice Beckley and a jury
| Monday. The plaintiff wanted $a31 for 25 shee
and 1s lambs killed, and sheep and lamb
injured by defendants trains last May. Th
! jury awarded plaintiff $22435. Notice Of appes
was given. o. P. Sperra, Esq, represented th
plaintiff and Hon. NJ. Stuart the defendant.
The other day the Victor Stove Co., Of salen
shipped car of sig stoves. And this is in add
tion to / 200 shipped previously the same weel
This kind of an output means many mems wo1
and more than 81 900 in wages to be spent
town. Why can not our capitalists initiate ii
vim and push of the Messrs. Mccall, and r.
VIENNA have not only a strawboard works, b
also first class foundry2
Sunday morning. while Mr.. and Mrs F.
Park were at church. their little nine mont
- old daughter. Helen Marie. fell from the secol
- story of their residence North Prospe
- | street. The little one was lying on a Led neal
window. the shutters of which were closed. b
. :. not fastened and must have turned herself 81
:. :. ficient to roll from the bed. Fortunately
~ child sustained no severe ininrieS althnn