The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1892-10-12

KRAKE buys Hickory nuts and Chestnuts.
Money to loan on real estate security.
81. B. DICKINSON.
A. E. seaton and wife were in Cleveland Sat
urday.
The residence Oft. G. Phillips has been yer,
tastefully repainted.
A new stone pavement was laid in front o
the Clark property on Main street last week.
KRAKE pays cash for Butter and Eggs.
The time of evening service in the churches
has been changed to O'Clock.
G. L. Bartlett. while picking apples last week
fell from ladder and fractured rib.
Mrs. Carson and son. of Michigan. are visitin {
Mrs. Robert Knapp.
Mrs. j. P. :Dawley.. of Cleveland. is visiting
Ravenna friends.
Miss Eleanor Smith is visiting friends in
Cuyahoga Falls.
Miss Bertha Parker, of Allegheny City. Pa.
is visiting Miss Maud Freeman.
Gibney. Gordon and Gibnes. at Reeds Opera
House next week.
j. H. Ferd was elected President of the Y P.
s. c. E.iof the Disciple Church. Monday evening.
W. ]. Shrop and wife visited theirIson, Grant
Shrop. in Marlboro. over Sunday.
Mrs. NJ. B. Mishler returned Saturday evening
from three days visit with Mrs. F. G. Purdy in
Salem.
Robert Lin isay left for Bellville. Kansas. last
Wednesday. to join his family in that place.
M. Kelley. night operator. has charge of the
P. i W. Office during the absence of Ag't Mertz.
large quantity of baled hay is being shipped
to N. Y. City by Gillette & Co. over the P, Il W.
train of emigrsnts passed through here on
the P. Il ". Friday night.
Frank Fleshman and Miss Matte Haning are
announced to be married next Saturday. the
ceremony to take place in Mantua.
Robert Carnie is filling M. Kelley's position as
night operator at the P. i w.. during his two
weeks transfer to agency duties.
o. D. 0lds. of salina. Kansas. left on his return
Wednesday evening. after visit with friends at
his old homo in Freedom.
Mrs. Emily Harmon of Detroit. is visiting her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs Lucius Barnes, Clevelan d
Avenue. arriving last Wednesday.
Ladies. if you wish to see the best .25 cent
heavy Jersey Wrappers ever made. go to Con-
verses.
Fresh Oysters received daily at KRAKE's,
A mare belonging to G D Harris died last
Wednesday night. from Inflammation of the
bowels.
W B. Coffin. Of Jackso nville, Florida, is Wis
iting his sister. Mrs. F King, and other rel
atives and friends in RavenDa,
Mrs. T. e. Grail went to Allegheny City last
fnr fxu0
and friends.
Supper and Candy Booth at Congregational
Chnrch Friday evening from to O'Clock.
There will be a meeting eff the W c. T. U
Thursday afternoon. at the home of Mrs, Scott
on South Prospect street.
There will be a Union Gospel Temperance
Meeting next Sunday evening. at the Disciple
Church. Miss Rose Morris of Charlestown
delivers the address.
e. P. Mertz. P. & W. Agent. with his family
left for Huntsville. Ala. Wednesday. to make a
two weeks visit. His family will continue their
visit to four weeks before they return.
The Ravenna Tile Words shipped about three
car loads of terra Gotta grave and lot marks last
week, distributed through Wisconsin, NJ ichigan,
Illinois, Pennsylvania, New York and Massa-
chusetts.
Mr.. and Mrs Thos Lutcy. of Green Bay. Wis.
who have been visiting friends in Hudson and
Ravenna. left this morning via Erie for Wilkes
barre. Pa.
There will be Social in the parlors of the
Congregational Church, Friday evening Oct
14th. Supper will be served from to O'Clock
A cordial invitation is extended to ALL Tickets
15 cents
Mrs. Carson, of jackson. Mich and Mrs and
Miss Sackett, of Fast Cleveland. have been Wis
ting the families of I. M. Kelley and G. s
Paine. but have all returned to their homes.
Mrs, E. B. Goldman and little son Willie. o
New Albany. Ind ar visiting relatives in Ra
VIENNA, the guests of her mother-in- law, Mrs
W. L. Goldman. Cedar st.
LII. Bean is huilding an elegant barn on hi
place on East Main st. It is 2Sx40 and will b.
finished mp with all the modern barn fixtures
II. searl has the contract.
We keep big line Underwear, and have thi
fall the very best Mems Cotton and Wool wrap
pers ever made at SO cents.
". CONVERSE SON.
The poem " Columbus. which appears in an
other column. is appropriate to the times. an
| is from the pen of Sister III Blanche. known t
our people as Miss Lizzie a. King daughter @
Mr., and Mrs. Peter King. of this village.
The remains of VIM. Lawrence. former ret
ident of Rsyenna. were brought from Ciev'
Hand this morning for burial. Funeral service
were held at the Disciple Church
Capt. L r Prior tell from building. in Hut
| ho kinn
several ribs and receiving other injuries.
was brought home thi> morning
Mrs Lloyd Hfnman died suddenly at about
O'Clock Monday night. at her home in Root
town She was at church Sunday. in her usu
hes lth. In the evening she was taken with
throat difficulty and continued to grow woI
| until she dISo'
most mortem :Inination was held Thur
day morning on the remaiiccs of Oliver Green.
which it was found that the immeSlate cause
his death was pyemia or blood poison. que
pus in pelvic cavity. Also. found a stone in I
| bladder, about the size of walnut. weighil
one OF.
The flag pole on the Public Square havi
rotted at the surface of the ground TO such
extent that it was considered unsafe, it v
lowered with the itention of cutting off the
cayed part, and again raising it. bat it y
found to be defective the entire length. and
morning was cut into stove wood. A steel
Il will probably take its place.
The Annual Business Meeting of the Disci
Church was held in the church parlo on
afternoon of the 4th inst Reports were rect
ed from the various societies and commit
rr of the church, and the con dition Of the Gnu
generally was considered. The usual conn
30 tees were appointed for the ensuing year
A citizen walking on Freedom St. betw
Bowery St. and the Fair Ground. last Satur
morning, unintentionally stopped charge
shot from the gun of boy in an adjoining Fl
The force of the charge was about spent. ane
damage was done. But the careless shootin
guns near the public highways should be 81
ped.
II Tracy Jones, city editor of Republican.
Converse. Arthur Webb. Misses Irene Chit
den and Nina King attended the opening of
W. T. Stickle's dancing academy in Albert
Akron, Friday evening. It was his annual
vn eft to all his old pupils. Prof. Stickles has
res cessfully conducted school in Ravenna for
"A seasons. and quite a number of our young pc
are anxious to form class Hndsr bis ohArg'