The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1890-07-02

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cents ayard. Now is the time for bargain.
N. CONVERSE & Son.
Henry Lewis, of the Ravenna Gun Club. shot
with the Meadville Pa. Club last week. making
a clean score, 25 straight. Mr.. Lewis in the
city over Monday night. and reports business
good in his line.
Mrs. Levant Holden and children, of Cleve-
land, are visiting her sister, Miss Emma Wat
kins, on South Walnut Street.
j. W. Gillingham, of Deerfeld. has filed an
affidavit in the Probate Court alleging the in
| sanity of Chas. K. Gillingbam.
Misses Iva Arm strong and Thala Bean attend
] ed Buchtel College Commencement, at Akron
last Thursday.
A large number of Findlay glass blowers. for
mer employees of the Crown Flint works. are
spending the summer vacation in Ravenna.
Mrs. Day. of Cleveland. who is in very poor
health. was brought to Ravenna on Monday.
B. A. Derthick. Esq. of Garrettsville. was in
town yesterday on professional business.
Still there are no signs of drouth
The incest and best Tennis Flannels and Shirt
| ings we ever showed, at 10 cents yard-new
goods. n. CONVERSE & Son.
The law now permits the shooting of squirrels,
| but the squirrels are very scarce, and he who
| finds them must have a large stock of patience.
Woodcock shooting begins July Is.
| bob White calls from nearly every field,
| gladdening the heart Of every sportsman with
| the prospect of full game bags in the frosty No
vember days.
Tabor, the barber, has moved into his newly
acquired property at the cornerof Walnut and
| Bowery streets.
Ball game between Palmyra and Grover nine
at Palmyra Center. Saturday. Grover ahead.
| Morrison L Swift of Ashtabula, is spending
| a few days IN Ravenna, on business pertaining
to the estate of the late Isaac Swift.
Jay Hart of East Cleveland, is spending the
| two first weeks OF his school vacation with his
brother. W. Il. Hart, of this city.
Mrs. DIR. Mcbride and her cousin. Miss Bessie
Finch, were guests of Garrettsville friends for
| few days last week.
II. B. Coe was in an alarming condition. Sat
urday night. from neuralgia of the stomach.
but recovered sufficiently to tax c short busi-
ness trip, Monday
Dinner and Supper, also Ice Cream and Lem
onade. will be served on the Fourth. by the Ladies
of Immaculate Conception Church. at the Town
Hall. All are welcome. Give them a call.
his fourteenth years work in Ravenna.
Miss NJ. A. Bartle. of Buchtel College. will
lecture in the Universalist Church next Sunday
evening. This will be the last lecture of the
series on Social Reform. All are cordially in
| vited.
NV. Riddle has built a new barn on his pro-
perty near Bunker" hill. and is fencing and
otherwise improving the place.
l
last week were of high order DR.. McCallister
the first President gave the Annual Address. ant
the orations by the class of ten were excellent
= This institution is one of the best in the w est
and is rapidly growing in influence and popu
larity.
Mrs, Marciaette Willcutt died at the house o
her daughter. Mrs N. FL. Bowers in the south.
west part of the town. at O'Clock Monday
morning, of chronic heart disease, aged 70 years
Her funeral was held yesterday from the house
e at p. M.
- Children's Day at the Universalist Church
was appropriately observed Sunday night The
church was very handsomely decorated, and al
G interesting program of recitations and musi
:. was rendered by the children and some Of tn
d older members of the school. The attendance
was large, and the exercises pleasing and en-
f tertaining
v We call particular attention to the Decennia
h County Board of Equalization meeting, adver
l. tised in another column of this issue. 1t viii
Y. be important, and all land owners should rea
v the notice carefully. Observe the date an
place-the second Monday of August. at tb
10 office of the County Auditor.
Sc DR.. White went to Rootstown Monday to asst
n Drs Powers and HiddIeson in surgical opera
ne ton upon Mr.. C. Fl. Bradshaw's foot. which WI
I'd badly injured by being cut with an ak about tN
weeks since. The three toes between the gre;
toe and small one, were removed. cutting bac
u into the foot. 1t is hoped that portion of IL
~ foot may be saved in this manner.
20 Leon j., the son and only child of Mr.. an
"a Mrs. A. s. Cole, died at O'Clock Saturdi
- morning after distressing illness of about tt
w. days. The cause of his death was malari
~ fever, which terminated in spinal neningiti
~ Had he lived until the tenth day of next Sc
or tember. he would have been five years old.
This is indeed sad aflliction which cam
be measured by words. The light of their hor
rs is gone and the father and mothe are left alo
ed in their unutterable sorrow. That the Reap
ge should select sach bright. loving little boy
he Leon. calling him. away from the pleasures
lie his young life and bringing the desolation
'o- such a bereavement to the hearts of his paren
ls' is bitter contemplation, and only those W
ea' have passed through the same experience C
ere realize the depth of their grief.
III Leon was an unusually bright, loving lit
on boy, and the beautiful child will be sadly IL i
hat ed.
out his IuheFai was held monday AFTERNOON
ces O'Clock from the residence. Rev. Andre " w
ere son o1hclatIng masters Howard 'Seymo
Gus Warren OAKLEY robert Seymour and Da
ley kockweh bore to the hearse the White cas-
Ind containing the form Of their lit. e friend {
and solemnly the procession moved toward the 6
of of the dead where all that is mrrta! of the Iii
IT'S being who brought so much sunshine to
me home he blessed for five short wears. was
for amid the beauties of Nature to sleep its
sleep