The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1890-08-13
THE DEMOCRATIC PRESS
WEDNESDAY, Aug.1s, 1890

Miss Lila spelman, of Cleveland. is visiting
friends in this city.
W. B. Taylor has been granted pension o
s. per month and arrears for two years.
The W. C. T. U. will meet in their room owe
Lindsay's store. next Thursday at o'clock.
Miss Eta Reeder, of Alliance. is visiting he
cousin, Miss Adele Burson.
Highest Cash Prices paid for Poultry and Eggs
C. A. CHAPMAN. Cleveland Ave.
Misses Nina Harris and Violet Brigham arr
visiting friends in Brimfield.
Mr.. N. c. Lawrence has laid an elegant new
sawed flagstone walk in front Of his residence
on East Oak streetE
Messrs. NJ. A. King, NJ. 7. Page and c. H.
Baldwin. with their families, and Miss Edith
Moore went into camp at Twin Lakes, Monday
morning. FIR a weeks vacation
A large crowd attended the picnic OF the 1s4th
Reg't at Sandy Lake last Saturday.
Wanted-Poultry and Eggs. by G. A, CHAPMAN,
Cleveland Avenue, Ravenna. Ohio.
Remember the Fair will be held earlier in
the month than usual this year. Get your ex-
hibits ready in time.
MRS David Myers and family, of Warren, and
Mrs. Spencer Myers and son. of Leetonia. were
guests of Mrs L. I. Ticknor last week.
Mr.. j. E. Furry, of Washington Court House.
was the guest of Miss Ethel Holcomb few
days this week.
ID. c. Gardner has built an elegant and sub
stantial walk in front of his premises on Lin
coin avenue.
A party of young people went to Nelson
Ledges. Saturday, and enjoyed the sights SO
well that they remained over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thornton Douthitt, of Atwater.
spent Sunday in town, with their son, George F.
Douthitt.
James Peters and Robert Gose have each put
down new stone walks in front Of their resi-
dences on Pratt street.
Thirty-two members of the 1O4th. from Raven
ma. Garrettsville and townships in the county,
attended a reunion of their regiment at w ellis
vile. O., today.
A special meeting of the Ladies Cemetery Asso-
citation is called for tomorrow. Thursday, after
noon, at Room q. Riddle Block. A full attend
ance is desired as business of Importance is to be
Thos. Jenkins has returned from his summers
work for Messrs. Hallock Bros. contractors,
and is again prepared to serve his customers at
at his blacksmith shop on South Chestnut street.
Ariel Case, of Cleveland, made us a pleasant
call on Monday morning. He has been visitin G
friends and relatives in this vicinity and at
tended the family reunion held on Thursday
last and yesterday. in Rootstown.
f. S. Comstock and wife returned Friday
from their visit in Olean. NY. Fred
says months recreation finds him bronZed and
toned up for business to degree that is highly
gratifying to himself and friends.
George W Freeman and family returned Fri
day from their eastern trip. Mr.. F. reports
very pleasant time, and returns with health
much improved by his short vacation from
business.
The German Catholic Central Society of the
United States will hold its annual meeting at
Baltimore, August 1921. Excursion rates via
the Pennsylvania Lines.
Game Warden Goodenough has number of
copies of the game and fish laws of the State
and any person wishing one can obtain it by
applying to him or addressing him, enclosing
stamp for return.
y. "A. III SSTSt VI ILLS Clbys anu W o. AC1 WILL
of Edinburgh. with their families. went into
camp at Sandy Lake. Tuesday. They expect to
be out week or more
Remember the changed date of the meeting of
the Pioneer Association-We ednesday. Sept. Sd.
Gov. Campbell will be present and address the
meeting.
About rs were in attendance at the Grace
TaI
last Thursday. A delightful day and pleasant
grounds conspired to render an enjoyable oc-
casion.
Sheriff Jones was called to Palmyra. Satur-
day, by the illness of his mother, Mrs. Hannah
Jones, who was stricken with paralysis. Hel
condition is such that. coupled with her ad'
vanced years. precludes any hope of her recov'
cry. She is IS years old.
Word was received Monday of the death OF
Rev. j. T. Cahili at Massillon that morning
from nervous ailments which had long troubled
him. His remains will be brought to this city
this evening. where they will remain until q
m tomorrow. when they will be taken to Elmi
ra, N II. for interrment.
J.De B. Kaye, Lay Reader and candidate 70
Orders. occupied the Grace Episcoprl pulpi
Sunday. The Rector. Mr.. Brown. was in Al
lance, whittier he went at the request of Bisho
Leonard to administer the Sacrament and t
baptise
On August and 10. the Erie took 40 coache
of people to Boston. On Sunday. No. IA went
Meadville in II sections. II of them passin
| through Ravenna Sunday morning. About II
Pullman Sleepers were used. on the 9Th an
10th, to Boston alone. There were 20 tickets sol
| at the Erie depot at Ravenna.
You do not pay city prices when you hay
your eyes measured and corrected by our opt
clan. THE E. z. WAIT Co.
The National Encampment Sons of Veter al
will commence August oath at st. Joseph, Nc
and continue three days. Low rates via ii
Pennsylvania Lines, good returning until Sci
tember 1st.
Mrs. John Eckert. an old lady who reside
about ~ miles south of the center of Rootstow
died suddenly last Friday. She was working
a neighbors on that day and complained of n
feeling well, and a short time afterward. thre
up her hands and fell. expiring Instant
Heart disease was the cause of death. H
funeral was held Sunday.
Frank Ford, proprietor of Sunny Side M
series, was in Garrettsville last week, and
n conversation with friends. the unusually lar
l hay crop of the present season was mention
and the remark made that much of it had to
stacked out doors, owing to the barns and ott
store-houses being inadequate for its accomn
l dation. In verifcation of the statement.
counted 124 stacks on his way home betwe
Ga1rettsville fair grounds and Rayenna, d
tance of less than 10 miles.
F.P. Chapman and family returned last
day from a three weeks visit with his brotl
l at Mansfield. His journey was made by C
riage and was enjoyed by reason of the pecul
and leisurely opportunity which it afforded
observation of scenery and the country trave
Q ed, as contrasted with railroad travel.
r. John F. Byers and Miss Kate Palm W
~ quietly married last Thursday evening by 3
% Andrew Wilson at his residence on Diam
street. Mr.. and Mrs. Byers at once commen
housekeeping at their home south of the
The PRESS adds its hearty congratulations
those of many friends, and with them joins
Wishng the estimable couple long and ma
voyage in life.