The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1892-08-17

Hon. c, D. Ingell was in Cleveland yesterday
7. E. Metlin and daughter Bessie.of Cleveland.
Ire guests of his sister. Mrs. D. L. Rockwell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Juni Edwards. of Cleveland. are
in attendance at the Knapp family reunion today
Rev HID. staufer. of Kent. occupied the
NJ. e. Church pulpit Sunday morning.
Miss Love, of Marion. Ala, is visiting her
friend Miss Mary Laughlint
William Gay, of Big Rapids. Mich, is visiting
III. A. King and other Ravenna relatives.
Miss Dawley. of Cleveland. is the guest of
Miss Amy Riddle.
Samuel Hazelbaker is very low at the home
of his daughter, Mrs Frank McTye.
Fine Watch Repairing promptly done. by
D. H. GARDNER.
Rev. DR.. Hollingshead returne ed from his vaca-
ton trip today. and will occupy his pulpit next
Sunday morning and evening.
L0ST-A pair of Eyeglasses on Main Street.
this morning. The finder will please return them
to Miss Dorena Rockwell South Prospect Street.
We have just received lot of elegant new
Picture Moulding. Prices very low.
c. A.. MYERS.
JOS Fox and family return to Findlay. Ohio,
tomorrow. after a vacation visit with friends in
Ravenna and vicinity.
The Lawn Fete held Tuesday evening at the
Disciple Parsonage was a very pleasant affair,
although the attendance was not large.
Mrs. Caroline Tinker, of Mendoto ILL.,, is here
to spend few weeks with her brother, W. P,
Dickinson.
DR.. c. II. Griffin cycled his way to Youngs-
town last week. in hours and 10 minutes,
Distance about 40 miles.
Prosecutor Phelps started isn business trip
to the northwestern part of the State this
morning.
DIR, Fair. v S. of Cleveland. and Mr. Vogle-
song, representing Clark's Horse Review. were
in the city yesterday.
Rev. E. G. Laughlin preached at the Miles
Avenue Disciple Church in Cleveland. Sunday
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Rothmann, of Warren,
came over to attend the Foresters' picnic yester-
day.
Hammocks at cost. and Baby Carriages at
greatly reduced prices, to close.
ca. MYERS.
The family and descendants of the late Juni
Knapp are holding a picnic reunion at Lake
Brady today.
The G. & 2. 3. r. expects to run an excursion
to Cleveland next week Thursday Aug ust 25th
on account of the Last Days of Pompeii."
Miss Ada Spiers, of Atwater, after spending
day with Miss Minnie Baldwin. went to
Chantauqua Saturday. to remain one week.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. B, Beers. of Bowling Green.
O., were guests of her parents. Mr. and Mrs T
6, Phillips. over Sunday. Mrs. Beers will re-
main few days.
E. B. Phillips. prominent merchant of De-
| trolt. Mich is visiting his brother. Mr.. T. G.
Phillips. of this city, and relatives in Cyclone
| and Youngstown, this week.
Arthur Smith is going around with lone
shoe off and one shoe on" the result of spilling
| bot water ON one of his feet Monday at the
| Carbon works.
| Rev. S. W, Meek has returned from Lakeside
and there will be regular morning and evening
services at the congregational Church next
| Sunday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Palmer. of Lorain, have
been visiting Ravenna friends since Saturday.
They return home today. after attending the pic
mic of the Knapp family at Lake Brady.
Frank Ford has been unable to learn anything
about the whereabouts or identity of the sup
posed purchaser of his Jersey cattle. and has
returned the animals home.
Mr.. Geo. E. Fairchild arrived in the city
| Friday morning, on Erie train IL. enroute fol
New York, from SanFrancisco. He left for the
metropolis the same day and will return to Sar
Francisco direct, His family are located a
i Oakland, Cal.
The first annual Picnic of the Ancient Orde
of Foresters of America. from Ravenna anC
H-,,,, 4 -
yesterday. The Ball game between the OlC
and Young FOresters was walk away'' TO
the latter. at m. the Ladies showed thei
skill in throwing the ball. which caused mucl
merriment for the spectators. The prize. al
elegant fan. was won by Mrs. Hines, of Rayenna
Both the fifty and hundred yard dash were wol
| by John Roberts. of Palmyra he other event
on the program each had large number O
contestants. all anxious to win the prizes. an
all in all, the first annual picnic OF this rapid,
growing Order was a complete success.
2 W. E Goodrich went east Sunday for th
purpose of securing the patti, IN shoes to be uset
a | as standard by the United Co., and to orde
a the lasts and dies. He will also engage lot o
g experienced help, Sixty hands will be employ
. ed at the start, and none but experienced he
will be used. The Company expect to hav
s everything in readiness to commence the man
= ufacture of shoes by November first The boil
@ and engine have been ordered the boiler
horse and the engine 30 horse power. The ston
. foundations are completed and the work of LAY
. ing brick will be commenced at once.
d L asst Saturday the realty of the W. B. Thorn
d estate. wicH certain other property. was sold f
o the second time e,under an order from the Proba
4. Court. upon the petition of Villa Thomas. ad
D. ministratrix, to sell to pay debts.
ID T. Siddall bid in one half interest of the s
d houses and lots on Day street and Central Av
~ nue.. for $2OSO.
D The homestead and other house on same
sold for $2185; house and lot on Sycamore
for $685. and the interest of the estate in the Ri
9u for $61O. The last named was bid in for NJ.
NC Squire.
IS,
he E o, Young, who has been here for the pi
nd six or seven weeks, engaged in making p
rv of the town for the S. L, Rice Insurance NJ
se Company, of Cincinnati. drew draft upon
lv firm for $35 last Saturday, upon which he p
ur cured the Endorsement of James Miller, 7
ed draft was returned unpaid and protested. q
or Miller had him arrested for obtaining MOI
to under Salse pretenses. The hearing was set
lid this morning before Squire Beatty, but You
in in the meantime made the draft good, and
ty matter was not pushed farther.