The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1892-11-02

Mrs. P. B Seymour. of Windham, and Mrs
Lucy Byers. of Meadville, Pa. were guests of
Mrs. Davis White. on Tuesday.
The water pipe at D. II. Clewelps store was
taken up and larger one put in, last week. to
furnish power to run the elevator
To avoid all possibility of mistake in voting
the big ballot next Tuesday. simply put your X
in the circle underneath the Rooster,
Tho kavenna Shoe factory shut down Monday
occasioned by inspection of boilor and some
minor repairs.
Mrs. Emily Harmon returned to her home in
Detroit Friday evening. after spending three
weeks with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Lucus
Barnes.
W. e. VanNess. Principal of the High School,
attended the meetin of the Northwestern Ohio
Teachers Association. held in.Akron last Sat
urday.
The Teachers in the Chestnut Street Schools
took Supper with Mrs. Reese. Tuesday night, at
her home on Lincoln Avenue. To those who
are acquainted with the members of the party
it is not necessary to say tn at they had a jolly
time
sup't Merrill thought last Saturday would be
u good day for ducls,' and it was. On his
return in the evening he displayed twenty-five
nice buter-balls as the result OF his days sport
The open season for quail shooting begins one
/ week from tomorrow, November 10th. and closes
December 18th. The birds are not as plenty as
| last season, owing 20 the hard winter and wet
spring, The woodcock season closed Nov. 1st.
| If the Democratic voles are out next Tuesday
| the Democratic roosters will be Growing next
Wednesday morning from end of the land
/ to the other. See to it that the vote is out.
The millionaire manufacturers work and vote
| for their own interests. and why should not
| the Workingman and ialmer do the same. The
republican high tariff puts no money into the
| farmers pocket. Vote Tor Cleveland and tariff
| reform.
| The remains of Mrs. Malinda Childs, who
died oct 31st at her home in Cuyahoga Falls
were brought to RaVenna today for interment
in aple Grove. She was AZ yoars of age and
| number of years ago was resident of this
city
Lima Colt. o II candidate for Sheriff, is in the
race to win. He will receive the votes OF d
large number OF republicans who are personally
acquainted with him See that every demo-
cratic vote is pciled-
| Z very quiet wedding took place Monday
evening, October 3ist. the contracting parties
being two Of kavennas popular Young peo pie
Mr.. =. j Packer and Miss Flora Parsons the
ceremony being performed by Rev, e q.
| Laughlin,
The team of Theodore Caldwell, of Parkman
who in company with his father was driving
| through the streets of Garrettsville, ran away
Monday. throwing both gentlemen out of the
carriage. They Were but slightly I'M ured and NO
material injury resulted to horses or carriage.
little play entitled Ladies to the Front
A,1,iJ he rri1, Nv
Grace church at the residence of J. C. Beatty
on Friday evening Nov II, at 8 o'clock. Ad.
mission IS cents.
Marshal T. R. Mason arrested A. T. Scot
land on C. & P. northbound freight at two
o'clock yesterday telegram received from
: Marshal w. D. Unger, of Alliance. on thu
charge OF defrauding boarding house. HI
was lodged in the Ravenna Jail over night.
Judging from the stream of people going t
the Opera House Drug store Tuesday evening
one would think the whole community was sicl
but it turned cut that they were only dropping
in TO congratulate Andy and wish him and h.
bride long and prosperous journey throug
life.
Business was never so good nor the outlook a
promising as at present at the John F. Byer
Co.'s works. They are filled wit h orders whicl
are continually crowding the works to their full
1 est capacity. This is of Ravenna's strictl
home industries which is steadily developing
one of the leading plants engaged in its line i
the country.
1t is beautiful custom of the Universali
Church to devote the first Sunday OF each NJ
vember to services in memory of departe
friends. At 10 80 a M next Sunday there wi
.! be such services. consisting of appTopria
is music by the choir and male quartette, and
- fitting sermon by the pastor, The subject
the evening discourse will be. " Prepare
III meet God.'' To these Memorial Services all al
" cordially invited.
II DIR. WIN. F. Bettes died at the home of
father-in-law. Geo. Brockett in Randolph Su
day morning after a protracted illness. whi
= was more or less severe for three or four yea
I past. He was a brilliant specimen ofnoble ma
) hood, a highly educated man in his professi
and one universally respected by those W
G knew him. He leaves wife and two childr
and a host of friends to mourn his untime
- death. Funeral from the Disciple church..yes
0'' day tTuesday) at IL a. m.
A change of firm took place in the Allan
IRE Mill yesterday morning. o. L. Pryor taking
mn, third interest. Mr.. Pryor will have charge
the mill. AS a miller .he has no superior q
W few equals in the country. He superintenC
the building of the Hudson Touring mill tn
-ho years ago and has since had charge of it as h.
miller. The Atlantic was never in as good equ
we ment as now for turning out the highest grad
-four and under such capable charge secured
the accession to the firm of Mr.. Pryor. it will
v" doubtedly add to its already high standing
popular demand for its products.
Lieut. Edward Belding, of Fremont. Ohio
TT clerk in the Second Comptroller's office in
i'll Pension Division at Washington. stopped O.
IR visit his neice. Mrs. Whiting Garter. Mont
AF1 while enIroute to his home from the natit
capital. He was member of Cotter's Bat
. and served until the close of the war. being
NOTED from orderly serg't at the time of en-
ment to 1st lieutenant. He was shot thrc
both wrists at Chickamauga. In mingllng
his old Ravenna! comrades the. scenes and
dents, sad and humorous. of the war are
hearsed in only that spirit of enjoyment W
their active participation recalls. The Lieu
a genial!gentleman and the" Brave BatteryB
enjoyed his short visit here very much. He
for his home yesterday where he will rema
)N' cast his vote before returning to Washingto