The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1892-09-28

there have been many very good ones.
John Wenstel went to Steubenville Monday.
Rev. Jas Hollingshead moved to Chardon
| Tuesday.
Miss Bean. OF Akron. is the guest of her
cousin. Milan King.
Mrs John Maloney returned Monday from
| weeks visit at Alexandria. Ind.
JW. Peacock and family are moving to the
Soseman place, on the Cleveland road.
J. A. Birdsen left yesterday for trip through
New York. in the interest of Mishler Bros.
Jos shemo. of Youngstown. spent Sunday in
Ravenna.
The family of c. H. Goldman remove to Pitts.
burgh this week,
Mr.. Ellwood Hatcher and wife. of Iowa,were
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. e. G. Belding last week.
H. S. Graham. of Newton Falls. is back to
his old position with N. Converse & Son.
Mrs. Henry Chatfeld. of Utica. N. Y. is visit
ing her niece. Miss Maud Maxson.
Holy Communion will be observed at Grace
Episcopal Church next Sunday.
C. q. Byers. in business at Wadsworth. spent
Sunday with his family.
H.H. Webb. on Freedom St.. is putting cell
lar under his house.
Dussel & Rogers attorneys. have swung out
new sign. displaying their partnership name.
Al Peckham. foreman of the lasting room in
the Ravenna Shoe Factory. has rented a house
on Beecher st.
Miss Maud Chapman left for two weeks visit
with relatives and friends in YOUNGSTOWN and
Warren. yesterday.
P. W. Snyder. one of the number who went to
Washington. returned last Friday. and reports a
good time and an immense crowd.
Horace S. CLARK. of Pittsburgh. made us a
Electrical Co . and is spending short vacation
with Ohio friends.
Max sohneck and Mills Lawrence. of this city.
are engaged with the Great Western Band. of 40
pieces, to play at N uncle. Ind. during the Fair
to be held in that city.
There will be meeting of the W CT. U. next
Thursday afternoon at o'clock. at the home of
Mrs. W. T. McConney. on South Walnut st.
Tom Fahey, of New Castle JuActisn. P&W
freight conductor. is making visit at his home
in Ravenna.
Mrs. D. s. Goss and Miss Phoebe Bos worth
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after visit with Portage county friends.
Mrs. E. R. Taylor. Mrs. A. r. Davis and Mrs
G. A. Beckley expect to go to New York City
next week. for visit of a week or ten days.
Robt. Patton. of Pittsburgh. son of Gen. Man
ager Patton of the W., visited Ravenna
friends Sunday.
Two trains of excursionists from Indiana
passed through on the Erie Tuesday, large
number of the excursionists stopped off here.
Ladies, call in at Converses' see the new fail
styles, and get Metropolitan Fashion Sheet for
October, free.
reckless driver ran :over George johnson.
| a lad OF or 10 years, while coming from the
Fair W etnesday. Though quite badly bruised
the boy was not dangerously hurt.
Mrs. stewart. who resides south of town, eel
| ebrated her s5th birthday last Saturday. She
| entertained large party of friends on the oc-
| casion.
The Epworth League will give their new
Pastor. Rev. II. u, Staufer. q Reception in the
| NJ. e. Church Parlors, W ednesday evening. Oct.
| s, A supber will be served in connection with
the affair.
Hen. Reed. salesman at Snyder's store: is YET
/
ceived about two weeks ago to the ligaments o.
| the left leg.
Harry Hill will go to Erie. Pa, Monday. to as
sist in packing the machinery for the F. J. Lou
din Shoe factory recently purchased in that city
preparatory to its shipment here in few days
Miss Maud Freeman. who has been making a
prolonged visit with friends and relatives in n
Y. City. Carmel and Pittsburgh. N. Y. returned
home SATURDAY.. much improved in health. ant
highly delighted with her Summer outing.
letter received by the family of E. Twit
states that he has SO far recovered from the sur
gical operation mentioned last week. that he ex
poets to be able to return home. Saturday.
Edward B. Angel. of Windham. was killet
while returning to his home from the Co. Fail
last Wednesday night. An account of the acci
dent will be found in our Windham letter.
Miss Edith Folsom. of Cleveland. was Ii
guest of Miss Amy Riddle. during the week
the Fair. remaining until Monday. when 81
took the evening train on her return home.
+ The Peoples Party have endorsed D. E. Rol
: ers. the Prohibition candidate for Prosecutin
/ Attorney. to fill the "aching void " hithert
left upon their ticket. for the Prosecutorship.
y The following foreign attorneys were presel
, | at the opening of Court e. D. Kennedy. Wa
Il rem: o. S. Rockwell. S. P. Wolcott. M. g, NJ
{ Casin. C. B. Newton. and M. G. Garrison. Ken
b R. S. Webb. Garrettsville.
Ie c. P. Hines, Mogadore saloonist, who had
3 hearing before Judge Ingel for unlawful sellin
, was rearrested and brought before Justice Bee
ley. Saturday. charge of selling liquor
" minors. On pleading guilty. he was fined $50t
r costs, and ten days in jail.
IN The students of the late B. f. Abel's seIe
y school, in Troy. Geauga Co., will hold their fiji
10 reunion at Sidney Gould's in that town. on Fl
IS. day, Oct. 9th. Mr.. Abels taught q select schc
Is at the Center of Troy number of years.
n was teacher and scholar of high mental attai
ments. and numbered among his pupils many
s- the older residents of this and neigh boring r
ms serve counties.
w By letter received by Mrs. H B. Coe fr,
as Mrs R. B. .Witter. their friends will be pleas
re to learn that they are having delightful tin
th and that Mr.. Writer'S health is very much i
on proved. They will proIong their stay at Tru
e. N. s.. an indefinite time. hoping thereby Il
lbs Mr.. Witter may eventually return home perm
IT nently invigorated and improved in health.
=. The Elmira Roofing Co. gave an exhibit
,ts of the fire proof quality of their paint in fir
of the Etna House last evening, by buryin
full miniature house in combustibles, then sett
Co. them on fire. 1t passed the ordeal as harm
wo as did the biblical trio who were cast into
es. g., e,rn.oe r,o-a ax.andal of .,,;s inv,
- able fire-proof paint will appear next week.
the The Musical Convention bat RootstoIvn, IN
in the direction of Prof. Suffer n. is being vel
ap- tended. Rep resentatives are there from ain
;ie- every town i'll the county. The Conven
liar closes with grandi Concert on Friday nj
the A fine program is in preparation and we
led. to see a full house.
the
1ms Read, Read.
for First class Corn Cutters. 10 cts. each.
Great Reduction in Mason Fruit Jars,
ma Ian Ousters half price