The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1892-07-20
THE DEMOCRATIC PRESS
EAvENNA. WEDNESDAY. July 90, ,es.
Mayor Cole was in Cleveland Monday.

Mrs. s. F. Simpson is very sick with obstru
tion of the bowels.
Henry Beardsley, of Indiana, is calling upo
friends in and about Ravenna,
Mrs. C. M. Preston. of Cleveland. o.. is spent
ing few weeks in kavenna.
The John F. Byers Company shipped hoi
to st. Louis. Mo. Saturday.
Mrs. E Y. Lacey and little daughter Mimi
are visiting her parents. in Clinton, o.
Robert Gross was visiting friends in tow
last week.
Mrs. Kate Whittlesey of Atwater, was tn
guest of her aunt Mrs. E. C. Belding. Tuesday
Mr.. Kirk. of Car field. is visiting his mother
Mrs. Isaac Kirk. on east Main st.
Miss Mamie Finch. of Cleveland. is visiting
her sister. Mrs. e. F. Doty.
The Disciple Sunday School arranging for
| picnic in the near future.
Miss Clara Laubert went to Akron yesterda.
for five weeks visit with relatives and friends
| P. o. Wood and family spent Sunday il
Mantua.
WI Beckley, Esq., was in Cleveland Monday
evening
Rev. John Tribby preached at the Methods
Church in Niles last Sunday.
| j. Packer. OF Medina, was treading Raven
ma dust Sunday and Monday.
H. B. Dickinson has added another fine maj
TO the wall attractions of his office.
DR., and Mrs. j. Waggoner were in Cleveland
Monday.
A. A. Parker and wife visited friends in
Warren and Newton Falls last week
The woodcock season opened last Friday. but
up to this date no large bags have been reported
The W. C. T. U. ladies meet with Mrs Dr.
Smith. corner Prospect and Cedar streets. next
Thursday afternoon. 2tst inst.
Rev. DIR. Hollingshead is in attendance at the
Akron NJ. E. District Conference. at Twinsberg
which closes its two days session today.
Edmund Knapp and family. of Garrettsyille,
visited friends in Ravenna last week. returning
to their ONE on Sunday.
j. W. Root. who is assistant train dispatcher
for the c. l.. s. W r. R. at Medina. was at his
old home here Thursday and Friday.
Fred L. Root and wife returned to their home
in New ork City yesterday. taking the Lake
Shore ana Hudson River route.
F. s. Comstock and wife left for jamestown.
N. Y. and other eastern points yesterday morn
ing. to be absent two weeks.
Marter Charlie Loughead. SON of DR.. B.
Loughead. of Akron. is visiting his friend
Clarence Seymour.
Margaret Jones. aged 60 years, and Stephen
Patterson. aged So years. died at the County
IDfrmary last week.
DR.. C. S. Leonard and w. II. Bt bee have
built neat and convenient boat house at
Muzzy this season.
Fred Paltzgrof left Monday morning for a
two weeks trip through Indiana and Illinois. in
the interest Of the Riddle Coach and Hearse Co.
Mrs Joe Davis and daughter Helen, of
Youngstown. are visiting her parents, Mr. iand
Mrs. T. &. Mason.
Christ. Hamm has new bicycle. For terms
of instruction hail him at any lonely street cor
ner where the eye of the curious seeth not.
Mr. and Mrs Rob't Brown. of Louisville, KY.
Mr.. SHREDDER. of Cleveland. Misses Emma. Geor-
gia and Violet Brigham and Nina Harris are
enjoying camp life at Sandy Lake.
F. M. Rum baugh. who has been out on the
road for the Ravenna Shoe Co. the past ten days,
reports very good sales. He will probably re-
turn by Saturday,
Misses Mary Hollingshead, Eva Taylor and
Lucy Tucker returned Saturday from three
days visit with friends in Niles. The young
ladies drove over and back.
Charles hite, one of the non compos inmates
of the Jail, who it was thought had escaped
from the Jefferson Co Infrmary was not known
by the authorities of that place,
The Pittsburgh boys arrived Sunday morning
and pitched their tents at Sandy Lake They
think there is no spot equal to it for real en-
joyment.
Fred Carney, Erie freight clerk. is taking a
vacation with his parents. in Hudson. D. w.
Knapp is performing his official duties in the
meantime,
Mi. and Mrs, C. F. Slaughter left Thursday
evening for their home in Chicago. Important
business requiring Mr.. Slaughter's attention
obliged them TO make their visit shorter than
was intended.
The Jr. o. U. A. NJ, held their annual Picnic
last Friday. at Lake Brady. Coming. as it did
in the midst of haying and harvesting. the at
tendance was not as large as it would have been
at later date.
Miss Ada Hurlburt. of ,Ravenna, is visiting
her cousin. Miss Dougherty. 1al S. Maple st.
She will remain until the return of the latter's
mother from New ersey Akron
Daily Dem.
L. H. Bean went to Bucyrus. O.. Monday to
sell lot of fifty trotting bred horses. He will
also starting judge at the races there this
week.
Rev. S. W. Meek and son Ernest went to
Lakeside Monday morning to remain during
the annual vacation of five weeks. Mrs, Meek
and Gordon left this morning for the same
place.
There will be no regular services a. the Con-
gregational Church during the absence of the
pastor at Lakeside. Any special services will
be announced. The Sunday School. prayer anG
teachers meetings will be held as usual.
B. P. Sharp and family of Brooklyn, NJ Y
Mr., Sharp is very confident of Democratic sue
cess this fall. and says the Empire State will
give Cleveland good healthy majority.
Mrs.J. C. Long accompanied by her son E
s. Long, wife and daughter, of Astoria. L.
are visiting her sisters, Mrs. l., W. Reed AM
Mrs. T. R. Mason MIR. and Mrs. Long will
return this week. and the mother will follow
later on.
Last week Mr.. John NJ J ers, of Atwat ,whil
/ leading colt, at his farm was severely kick ed
/ in the face by the tricky animal. Fortunately
the blow was below the temple and the colt wa
barefooted, otherwise the injuries must haV'
been more serious.
| W. c. Morgan was arrested by officer Good
/ enough Sunday night. on charge of selling o
Sunday. He was released about midnight o
furnishing bond of 500 signed by himself an
E. W, Poe. for his appearance before Mayo
Cole this morning. He says he is innocent an
| proposes to fight to the end.
The Alliance City Band who were camping
Sandy Lake. gave an open air concert in Coul
House Park Friday evening. Notwitbstapdin
| the fact that very little notice was given, tt
| Park was filed with people. who listened wit
delight to the excellent music. each number c
the program being roundly applauded. II
| concert lasted until late hour,
The Alliance Band broke camp Monday al
| retur ned to their home. Their outing has be-
a very pleasant oBe for them. and the excelle
concerts given by them have been among Il
chief attractions at the Lake Their Sundi
afternoon Concert drew large audience al
was fine entertainment.
The Cong. Sunday School picnic at SAM
| Lake last Wednesday was rainy day affa
| bnt thosa who attend. Il renorf a good time mr.