The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1892-08-03
The DEMOCRATIC PRESS
RAvENNA. WEDNESDAY, Aug. 3, ,es,

Miss Bessie Allies took the Erie Tor Minneap
oils Saturday.
| Mrs Catherine Wood has returned from he
visit in st Louis.
| Twenty tickets for Niagara Falls were soil
at the Erie last Saturday.
John Helt and Harvey Curtiss have been do
ing special police service during the week,
j. b. Jewell of Wheeling, W. Va. spen
| Thursday and Friday in Ravenna.
P. Chapman is bound TO reduce stock thi
month. to make room for Fall goods.
matched ceiling is being placed overhead
at the Second National Bank
d. C. Goldman went to Syracuse, N. Y, Sun
day night. on the Erie.
Dave Day, OF the law firm of Day. Lynch 8
Day. spent Sunday at his old home here.
Geo. Smith and family are in camp at Sandy
Lake, for a vacation of two weeks.
Miss Helen Wood has returned from visi
with Mrs. George A. Libby. in Denver. Col.
Freight car off the track at the Erie Monday
More railroad profanity than usual.
1t will be to your interest. if needing Boots
and Shoes. to call on FP, CHAPMAN.
Misses Rurd of Cleveland, are guests of Miss
Ida Burroughs.
Buy your Lemons and Bananas at
HOPE NOVELTY STORE,
Mrs Smith and Miss Mabel Phillips returne d
Friday from pleasant visit of several weeks
in Philadelphia.
Door and Window Screens at Cost at
HOPE NOVELTY STORE.
Mrs, Geo. F. Robinson gives a card party to-
morrow evening in honor of her neice, Miss
Strong. of st. Paul.
Mrs. E. Y, Lacey and daughter have returned
from two weeks visit with her parents in
Clinton. Summit county.
Mrs. George Highly. lof CARROTS vile. visited
her sister Mrs. Jerry hite. on North Walnut
street. from Friday to Tuesday j;
Mr. and Mrs. H. d. smalley and Mrs j. Fl.
Green were Erie passengers for Chautauqua
Monday,
F. S. Comstock and wife returned Monday
from two weeks visit in Jam estown.
and other places.
Special prices during the month O August
f. P. CHAPMAN.
oakwood Chapel Sunday School picnics at
Brady Lake next Tuesday. Everybody is In
vited to attend,
o P. Sperral Esq, leaves tomorrow for two
weeks business trip in Missouri and the south
west.
Mrs. Alison Weldy has been quite sick for
two weeks past. and is still very low, with
malarial fever al her home East Lake st.
Fred Seymour is home from New York City
for a two wrecks vacation. He is with the
American Cereal Co.
There were more tickets sold for Chautauqua
from Windham. this season. than from either
Ravenna or Kent
Mrs. e. b. Lacey and little daughter. of
Cleveland, are visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs
W. c. Lacey.
Prof.C. G. Lang of Cleveland, who has been
in st. Joe. Mo-. during the summer will visit
his sister. Mrs. NJ. A. King next week,
Z Twitt left for Denver, Colorado, last night
over the Erie. to attend the Tr1ennial Conclave
of the Knights Templar.
The W. C. T. U. ladies meet next Thursday
with Mrs. McConncy, on South Wal.
nut street.
Miss May Purcell, of Bolton Avenue. Cleye-
and, will be the guest of Mr. and Mrs. III. A
King, the 8th
frame dwelling on Central Avenue, on Joseph
Coles lot. A. McCracken has the contract.
Mrs. Evans, wife of Treasurer j. H. Evans,
went to Mespotamia Monday. to spend few
days among friends.
Rev. Oliver Holmes. pastor of the Kent NJ, e
Church. occupied the nisciple pulpit at the
Union services Sunday evening. Next Union
meeting will be held at NJ. E. Church.
The Disciple Sunday School will picnic at
Sandy Lake tomorrow. Conveyances leave the
Church at to 80 a. m. A cordial invitation
is extended to all.
For pictures of the Presidential candidates go
to Park, the Jeweler. You can take your choice
of Grover or Benjamin and their running
mates.
Do not fail to secure bargains this month,
F.P, CHAPMAN.
Charlie. the little son of Philo Bierce, is sick
with scarlet fever. Il is the only case in town.
and great care is being taken to prevent Its
spreading
Mrs. Alfred Sutton, of Reeseville. O, and
Mrs. John Connors. of Hamilton. Canada. have
returned to their respective homes after visit
of month with their parents.
Mesdgmes C. H and l, l. Pitkin and Misses
Ella Pitkin. Anna Carts and Eva Wolford left
for Chautauqua Monday morning. They spend
a week at Chautauqua, and on their return trip
will visit Niagara Falls,
Blom. olmstead left for jamestown, N Y.
Saturday evening. going from there to Buffalo
and Niagara Falls. in the interest of the John
f. Byers Company.
The Third Annual Meeting of the Eastern
Ohio Trotting Horse Breeders Association will
be held at Warren Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday of next week, August 9th, 10th and
18th. There are twelve good races on the pro.
gram, and some of the flyers are expected.
Now is the time to buy Tea Brown Sugar
Spices. Canned Goods, Bottled Pickles, Cocoa
nut. Puddine. Olives, Sack Salt, Soap. Powders
and numerous other things at cost, at BARR
Store. Call soon. as goods are going fast.
Philo Bierce and family were obliged, on &C.
count of the sickness of their little boy to Civ
up their proposed camping. S. F. Hanselma1
went into camp With the balance of the part,
Monday morning.
The Spiritualists are holding meetings dali,
at Brady Lake. which are well attended an
very interesting. Some of the leading speaker
and mediums of the country present
Humphreys Band, of Akron. furnish music 70
t he meetings.
Barlow Brothers Minstrels showed Tuesda
evening, at the Opera House. to a good size
audience Their performance was rather aboV
the average, and included some specially fes
lures new to burnt cork artists
Will Marsh is again " on deck" at Clewell
| He spent his vacation with his wife visiting he
parents. in New York State The scenery an
air on the Hudson and among the Catskill
| were better than doctor, and he returns wit
health much improved.
One night last week a arge fock of sparrow
took refuge in the rear of A. T. Waits house o
Bowery street. during the prevalence of a har
storm. In the morning nineteen of them wei
found Dead and the good people of that tloc ali
are advancing numerous theories as to tt
cause, many thinking it the work of lightnin
Capt shannon and his company of Infantr
from Pittsburgh expect to go into camp Satu
day, at SANDY Lake. A number of the office
| and men will be accompanied by their famili(
and pleasant time is anticipated. Our peoI
| will be pleased to renew the acquaintances OF
year ago with the company and their famili
The Band which accompanies them is one
the finest organiza tlons in Pittsburgh, and W