The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1891-07-29
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Work has been commenced on the fail portico
The Methodist Sunday School had delightful
picnic at Sandy Lake last Wednesday.
Oakwood Chapel Sunday School will hold its
annual picnic at Brady Lake tomorrow.
The Disciple Sunday School picnic at sandy
| Lake today.
L. II, Bean went to Toledo Monday, to sell
horses for w r, Russell
Miss Grace Dickinson is visiting friends at
Kirkland, o.
| 7. P. Watkins, who has been visiting his
sisters, Misses Emma and Fannie Watkins, on
1 South Walnut st returned to his home in N Y.
| City, Saturday.
| John Meharg, Esq and family are occupying
| their summer cottage at Sandy Lake
| Miss Helen M. Kelly has been attending Hi
ram Assembly for the past three weeks. She
| returns to Ravenna Friday.
man named Davis who lives in Palmyra
| was seriously injured by stallion last Satur-
day.
! w. E. Goodrich has returned from his trip for
| the shoe company and reports excellent success
party of young ladies from this place are
| in camp at West Twin Lake,
Thomas Hanley and Joseph Mangan, the two
| passengers injured in the Erie wreck who were
at the Etna House for more than three weeks
| left for their homes in Corning, N. Y Monday.
Dave Brigham is home from New Mexico for
vacation of an indefinite length, waiting for
| the settlement of strike in the mine where he
is employed.
The jury in the famous Elliott murder case
returned verdict of /" guilty of murder in the
| second degree'' against w. j. Elliott. Tuesday,
| 2McIntosh Post, G. A. R., leave for Detroit next
Monday morning to reune at the National En-
campment of the Boys in Blue.
c A. Myers is attending Commencement at
| Mt. Union College. his Alma Mater. today,
E. H. Wait, wife and three children, are visit
| ing friends in Ravenna. their old home Ed,
has not changed, in looks or actions, and it
| seems very natural to see his familiar form on
the streets. He is engaged in the livery busi-
ness at W ellington, o.
The heavy rain storm interfered with the
dance at Sandy Lake last Thursday evening
A large party will be present tomorrow night.
Samuel Haslett and his granddaughter. Miss
| Lizzie Welsh, of Laporte, Westmoreland Co., ,
Pa, are guests of DIR. A. W. Alcorn and VIM.
| r. Alcorn, Esq, old time friends, in this city.
Rev. j. II. Hollingshead delivered a very in
| teresting discourse at the Union meeting at the
Disciple Church Sunday evening taking for his
subject: what think ye of Christ?'
Charles Bartine's Show, which exhibited here
| last Saturday, was acknowledged by all who at
| tended to be one of the best small shows on the
| road In the evening the tent was packed with
spectators. many being unable to find seats.
| L. II. Bean of this city, sold the trotting
stock of VIM. Willitts, at Detroit. Mich. last
week, the entire lot averaging over 5000 per
| head. The highest price paid was for Nutting
| ham, by Nutwood, dam Adelaide by Phil, Sher-
idan. He brought S2.7OO. Oracle d , record
| 2:3l1I. by Nottingham, sold to A. j. Welsh, of
Hartford. Ct, for $1,75O.
| The old Little Block is being reshingled.
| Mrs. Lora Banks, of Pittsburgh, Pa, is visit
ing her brother, L. A. Oln of this city.
| d. w. Goss is building cottage at Sandy
Lake, to be completed this week. This inviting
ly pleasant and cool resort is fast becoming dot
ted with cottages.
| Stanford & Wright are closing out their Fur
niture and Crockery at cost, and will devote
their entire time to the Undertaking business.
| J. B. Shewell made deep incision in one of
his fingers, last Monday, while working at the
Shoe Factory. He is one of the new cutters,
ad made record for close cutting he does not
care to repeat.
There will be a grand Harvest Picnic and
Prohibition Rally at the Grove of VIM. Fox, in
Charlestown, Wednesday, August 12th. Hon.
J. J. Ashenhurst, Prohibition nominee for Gov
ernor, will be present and address the people
| Exercises commence at 1870 a m. Music by
Harshman Quartet and Others
Rev. E. BostwicE will deliver his lecture, "a
Summer Across the Sea" at the Congregational
Church, Charlestown, Friday evening, July 81
Admission for Adults, IS cents; Children, 10 cts
Proceeds for the benefit of the Ladies Society
A Guitar Solo and other music will add to the
interest of the occasion.
5. L. Bowman, after ten days vacation, Wis
iting his parents and friends in this city, return
ed to Youngstown today, to resume his labor:
as telegraph editor of the Youngstown Telegram
AS newspaper man, he is to the "manol
born. as his work on the Telegram attests.
!. Rev. W. L. Slutz and wife are visiting at hi
wlfes fathers, in Rootstown. They spent Sat
> urday in Ravenna, calling upon friends to whom
they had endeared themselves during Mr.. SLUT
pastorate of the M. E. church, three years since
, LIST OF UNCLAIMED LETTERS remaining il
the Post Office at Ravenna, O., July 30, 1891
for period of II days or more:
Harry Byers, A. N. Dungee, Miss Grace E
Hall, E. Gorsuch. Mrs. Clara Nawley, Jane
Jordan. Attorney at Law, Mrs. Beary Miller
Il. B. Smith,
]. c. BEATTY. 2 M