The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1892-11-16
phllo Bieroe was in Mantua Tuesday.

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Mrs. Morrison went to New York on the 10Th
DIR. W. White was in Pittsburg Friday
and Saturday, on business,
Fred PaltzgroG was laid up with an attack Of
quinsy Sunday and Monday
Col. Risdon is some be tier. though still con
fined to the house.
Mrs Jas Hayes and little daughter are quite
seriously though not dangerously ill.
Mrs G. A. Reed entertained about twenty OF
her lady friends at tea Tuesday evening.
The full returns in the County give Gosasell,
| Republican. for Auditor. three plurality.
| Edward J. Dussell. of Cuyahcga Falls, vis-
tied Ravenna friends Saturday.
L. W. woodring. of Mogadore was in town on
business Saturday.
Mr. G E Parker. of Akron. was the guest of
E. P. Merits Sunday.
/! Miss Mary Kastner. of Randolph. visited Mr..
and Mrs. J. H. Dussel Thursday and Friday.
L. Smith has had furnace placed in his house
on Freedom street.
Floyd A.. the seven months old son of D. Ror.
ers. is recovering from severe bronchial attack.
Edinburg Council of Jr. O. U. A. NJ. will ded
icate their new hall over Goss Bros store Sat-
| urday evening.
N Converse Son will present a souvenir of
the Worlds Columbian Exposition to all that
will ask for it.
Miss Fannie Horton. of Warren is visitin g
Ravenna friends, the guest of Miss Jennie
Beatty.
5. X. freeman went to Columbus Monday to
attend the State Association of County Auditors
of which he is treasurer,
Fred W. Lowrie went to Wheeling Sunday
nightto work for Hallock Bros He expects to
be absent about month.
Rev. o. A. Richards moved into the Beckwith
homestead. corner of Oak and Walnut streets
last week.
N Converse was in Cleveland yes -erday pick
ing up goods to sort up their already large
stock.
Mrs. VIII Holcomb returned home saturd az
from two weeks visit with her brother and
friends at Newton Falls
Miss Daisy Morrison. who was visiting her sis
ter. Mrs. Will Marsh during the summer and
fall. returnsd to her home in New Lyme. O.. Sat.
urday.
w. ID. Beebe. among other improvements, is
building an extensive hennery 1880 feet having
all the modern improvements, on his Freed ON
street farm.
Converse & Son have more new Cloaks, which
gives them grand line to select from. and they
are bound to make low prices
When you want Underwear. go to Conyerse,s
Ihey Can show large line at all prices, Good
flannel outside shirts from SOC up.
Mrs. z. Simmons has sold her place on Sou,
Prospect street to Max Riddle. The sale was
made through the agency of r Burns os
Kent.
Miss Nellie Ward is in Kent in attendance
upon her sister, Fannie A, who has been sick
Tor the past six months, and is reported as be-
ing worse at present.
The latest and prettiest song now being sung
on the stage is entitled "Ihe Indian Summer
lime" 1t is by the popular author. Win l.,
Thompson. of East Liverpool, Ohio. The price
Is ~ cents. Send the author half price and Won
will receive alcopy.
j. 4. Burns, real estate agent Of Kent with
an experience of OF % years in the county. has
d larger list of farm and city properly than all
Other agencies OF the county combined
Mishler Bros. about to commence the
building of an Office just north OF their lie
factory. 1t is to be of hollow brick of their OVID
manufacture. and they expect TO occupy it by
Christmas. or before.
D. w. Knapp has been confined several dovs
to his home by severe cold. which had threat
ening symptoms OF pneumonia. A portion of
the time ne was unable to sit up but is now much
improved and hopes. to be able to resume his DO
sltion at the Erie depot in few days
Deputy Gam ~ .rle, ISaI,o
at oanddsky Monday. 1t seems Kelso whil
iooGing afer vlolaSo,s OF the game l,w urda.
tooE TO frighten young m4a who was in a
'at and compel him to coma 10 / lnd by shoot
ing towards him The young man landed a.
anofber place aud had the game warden ar
rested for sho ting With intent to kill Kelso
gave bail.
Rev. B. Clay. of Salt Lake City, spoke at
the Disciple church Sunday evening Heispas
tor of a membership ofover 100 of the Disciple
denomination in that city. who have no edifce
OF their own. His mission here and in other
places which he is visiting is to secure funds for
the erection of building. Pledges were circu-
lated for that purpose after the service.
We are much gratifed to know that Prof. A. N.
Kelly. of Fostoria. opened branch of his noted
business college in Ravenna in the Riddle block
on the 18th. From the abundant evidences fur
nished US from the press. the business men and
the students we are satisfied the school is a wor
thy institution and advise every young man and
woman to at once grasp the grand chance with
the business world. remembering that such an
acquaintance means success, wealth and enjoy
ment oflife.
Life in old Salem in the days when bigotry and
superstition obscured the nobler traits of the
Dr1rsfo oh
! in The Which, which Marie Frohman will
produce at the opera house. Wednesday. Nov
%. 1t is full of stirring incident and superb eli
MAKES and bound by dialogue of high literar,
excellence. The play impresses by its truth ant
carries fardeeper lesson than dozen ordinar,
dramas. Everywhere the press has been unan
imous in its praise. Marie Hube-t Frohma is
beautiful woman with musical resonant an,
peculiarly sympathetic voice. touching whel
pleading. powerful and impressive in times @
stress Nature and art have been generous to he
and in certain lines of work she has no equal. L
her hands the character of Marguerite. Th
Witch. has grown to be novel, yet entirely sy
metrical and thoroughly artistic creation. on
that leaves an indelible impression upon all VII
witness her perfectly rounded rendition.
Sylvanus Unger. of Randolph. died at h
home last Thursday. after weeks sickness Q
typhoid fever and was buried last Saturday
4 The funeral services were held from the home
q wife and two children survive him. He was
o prominent citizen having been largely engage
in STOCK raising number of years in that towI
The burial was conducted under the auspices
Q K. OF. M. of which he was beneficiary meu
| Der.
! Last Friday Richard Evans. looking after h
t stock on his farm east of town. found valu
Bile colt so badly crippled in both hind legs tn
a it could scarcely walk An examination Shove
that some person had. either maliciously
: carelessly, fired load of shot into the animt
/. at close enough range so that large part of Il
q load took effect. There is no possible excu
< Tor such criminal carelessness. and no one CT
blame farmers and stock raisers if they obje
to having their stock used for targets by
q of irresponsible hunters. sMr. Evans has n
. objected to hunting on his place heretofore, b
= he says the next fellow he catches there with
le gun Will have to take the consequences.
: Last Friday afternoon some person or person
went to the cloak room of the A Gramm
School, took several good stiff hats, broke the