The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1891-08-05

No marriage licenses.
H. T. Sheldon was in town. Tuesday.
The weather is delightfully."- cool.
j. w. Jordan is in Detroit.
The croaker is forlorn. these days of boom and
and abundance. save the aquatic croakist.
Everybody is going to the Picnic tomorrow.
See our large line of Grain Drills
7. F. THOMPSON.
George Rogers new house will soon be ready
for its tenant. c. B. Ward.
E. M. Roberts has closed his store at Niles.
Lap Robes and Busters, half price,
HOPE NOVELTY STORE.
The c. & P. New York Flyer" does not stop
at Ravenna. Change was made on Monday.
The residence of W. D. Armstrong is being re-
painted.
Go to the Sandy Lake Dance. tomorrow. and
round up days pleasure after the Picnic.
Miss Chaplin, who has been visiting at Judge
Reeds. has returned to her home in Ft. Wayne.
Miss Bushnell, of Mansfield, was the guest of
Miss verdie Seymour last week,
The Misses Boynton. of Kent. daughters of
Conductor Boynton, are guests of Miss Searle.
B. Rowland. ESD. has gone to Washington
and New York. to be absent three weeks.
Mrs. Charles Laubert and son Carl are visit
ing friends in Akron.
Miss Hall, of Warren, was the guest of Mrs
l. T, Siddall the past week.
Mr.. Robert Brown. of the Louisville Courier
journal, is spending few days in Ravenna.
An infant child of Mr.. and Mrs Clinton Price
died Tuesday afternoon, of cholera infantum.
The home of g. W. PITT is saddened by the
loss of their infant son. who died yesterday
afternoon, of cholera infantum.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Olin and two children,
OF Manhattan. Kansas. are visiting her brother,
Andrew Seibel, on North Walnut street.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. L. Rockwell are spending a
few weeks at the famous Magnetic Springs, St.
Louis, Mich.
Miss Georgia Brigham returned Tuesday after
noon from Louisville. KY. where she has been
for over a year. with her sister, Mrs. Robert
Brown.
Fred Eeater had a hearing yesterday after
noon before Mayor Holcomb, on a charge of
| cruelty to horse. He was bound over to the
| Common Pleas Court in the sum of 800.
Mrs. Julia May burn went to Springfield. Mass.
Monday, on the Erie.
E. Ii. Spencer. Erie day operator at this place,
| with his family is spending two weeks vacation
| in the East.
Mrs. G. M. Mobiles. after two months visit
with her daughter. Mrs D. W. Knapp. return ed
to her home in Elmira. N. Y. Monday morning.
| Forty-o members of David Mcintosh Post
went to Detroit. Monday via. Erie line. to attend
the National Reunion.
Miss May Wadsworth. of Hudson who had
been visiting Miss Grace Armstrong, returned to
her home. Monday evening.
| W. j. Weaver. L. T. Nelson, Frank R, Colt
| and John Way left for Springfield yesterday
morning. delegates representing Portage Co.
| at the Farmers Alliance State Convention.
Mrs. j H Andrews gave an elaborate dinner
party last Wednesday in honor of Mrs. Chas.
Curtiss, of Wichita, Kas., and her sister, Miss
South. Kent. of Kent.
The Township Trustees held their regular ses-
sion Monday. and in addition to the routine bu-
sness. added rule to the Cemetery code where
by non-residents will be charged double prices
over residents for burial lots.
Mr.. and Mrs. James VanNess, of Perry, Lake
county. were guests of their son, w. C. VanNess,
Principal of the High School. last Friday and
Saturday. They were much pleased with Ra-
VIENNA.
F. Hill. of Campbelsport. went to Streetor
ILL.,, Monday. in charge of the Diamond Glass
Factory delivery horse and cart. which were
shipped to factory at that place. Set it down
that the Trust will not start the Diamond this
Fall.
O. L. Pryor is going about with feeble steps
but as he receives the congratulations of hi:
| friends he is thankful to exchange the rigors o
malarial fever, that held him in bed for foul
weeks for his present condition, enabling hin
to again be out inhaling the air and basking il
the glad sunshine