The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1892-09-14

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''By Wits Outwitted" is first class comedy,
Don't fail to see it.
The Portage County Fair will be better this
year than ever before
Frand Ford went to Columbus Monday to at-
tend the State Fair
J.W. Jordan is moving into the Gilbert House.
corner of Prospect and Spruce streets.
l. s. Collins, of Rootstown. leaves for Mime
apolis tomorrow.
E A. Ford. G. P. A. of the Pennsylvania lines
passed through Ravenna Saturday evening in
his private car. for Cleveland.
Another Pilot Wilkes Colt dropped into the
2 80 list recently. at Grand Rapids. taking
record of 2:S6z in the fifth heat of race.
VIM. Bergin took first money in the . 40 race
at Newburg. on Labor Day, with McDuf. The
fastest heat was 2;S7x.
Mrs. Hyser has so far recovered f.om he recent
illness that she expects to hold another parlor
meeting next Sunday,
Only one marriage license was issued this
week. and the parties request that we say
nothing about it,
Miss Anna Day took her departure yesterday
for Northampton. Mass. where she will enroll
her name as student in Smiths College.
We were informed by one of the proprietors
of the .Ravenna Shoe Co. that so hands were
paid OFF at that establishment Saturday night,
Miss Hattie Goss, of Edinburgh, was the guest
of her cousins. the Misses Goss. on Pratt street
yesterday, with whom she stopped while on her
way to visit friends in Warren.
Paul Freeman left for Washington yesterday
to take in the G. A. & ceremonies and parade
after which he will make an extended tour of
eastern cities.
Mrs. George Holloway with Mrs,R, G, Beatty
and Mrs Tweiss, gave very brilliant recep-
tion to their lady friends last Saturday from
to p m.
Married. September. 2. 1884, by Rev. Andrew
Wilson. at his residence. Myron L, Maxwell. of
Alliance, and Miss Salome L. Wilhelm, of
Marlboro
Mr.. Pedlow and family changed their minds
about visiting Ireland. on account of the cholera
scare. and have given up the trip for the pres
emit at least.
G. P. Hiner. q. Mogadore liquor dealer, who
was arrested some time since charged with
tried in the Probate Court next Saturday.
The ladies of the Universalist Church will
serve warm meals eac h day of the County Fair
To the quality of their chicken pies. roast beef,
&C., the crowds who have patronized them in
years past can testify.
County Treasurer John Evans is by this time
shaking bands with his brother F. D. Evans. ct
Hot Springs, Black Hills. South Dakota, for
which place he left Yesterday for a two weeks
sojourn. His brother founded Hot Springs.
MIR. and Mrs 1. schweitzer. of Cleveland. came
down Thursday to visit with their son Louis
and wife. and to see the baby. The day was
made especially memorable by the little son and
heir being christened Carl Frederick.
Rev. E. G. Laughlin and family are now
located in Newburg, where he commenced his
labors as Pastor of Miles Avenue Church last
Sunday. Rev. C. F. Cronemeyer will occupy
the pulpit here mornings, until other arrange
ments are made.
Rev. s. W. Meek will talk to his congrega-
tion next Sunday morning, about 1.-The Reli-
gious situation in Ravenna." An interesting g
talk, on an interesting subject may be expected
from an interesting speaker.
There was large attendance at the reception
given by the ladies of the Disciple Church last
Wednesday tevening. Among those presen4
were the pastors of all the Churches in the city
An elegant supper was served.
The sixtieth Annual Meeting of the Western
Reserve oAssociation of Universalists., held in
Akron last Saturday and Sunday was largely
attended The reports from the Churches show
that this branch of the Christian Church
is in truly healthy condition and doing ex-
cellent work,
The members of the Fisk Jubilee Singers will
all be in Ravenna on the goth. at Mr.. Loudin's
| Mr.. Loudin and the troupe will start on the
road the 27th, giving their first concert a
YOUNGSTOWN. The season will be spent in q
| tour of this country.
The personal property of w. D. Rhinebart'
estate, consisting OF horses, colts, cattle. farm
ing tools, household furniture. &C. will be solf
| at public auction, at his late residence two anC
| a half miles northeast of Ravenna. on Wednes
day. October 9Th, at O'Clock p. m. Six months
time given
The great prize fight between Sullivan an
Corbett, which has been all the talk in sportin
circles for the past month. resulted in the com
plete knocking out of the great bully who ha
| so long held the title of champion. to the entir
satisfaction of everyone, except those who ha
bet their money on the wrong side
John, infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. Lonergan
led at the Catholic parsonage yesterday, age
nine months. The mother us sister of Re-
Farrell, and with her husband. was visitln
him. Their home is in New York City. but tt
health of both parents is such they were unab
to return with the form of their little one. an
q FIR. Farrell kindly took charge of the remain
and started with them Cor New York yesterds 8
afternoon, after brief services in the Churc
1t is a case Of peculiar sadness,
g The following G. A. B. members have sign
Il fed their intention of going to Washington ne
= Sunday morning: s. j. Post, F. L. KING, "
4 Gardner, D, B. King, j. H. Furry. L. p HUI
Many others will undoubtedly go. In addlti
the following citizens will go; s. Hans'
;. man, f. M. Rumbaugh, Chas. Day, P.W .Snyd
: George Striker and wife. of Mantua. and {
Surveyor Cole will also join the party.