The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1892-10-26
THE DEMOCRATIC PRESS
RAvESNA. WEDNESDAY. Oct. rs, ,ss

weeks visit in Cleveland.
H. E. Williams. of Glsnvins. Sundayed witt
Ravenna friends.
| VIM. Smith. who has been sick the past thre
weeks. resumed work at Mishlsr Bros. Monday
+. j Loudin was at home over Sunday.
| Henry Sharp. of the Beech Woods lost val
liable young horse by death last week.
Miss Nellie johnson of Cleveland. visited hel
parents. DR.. and Mrs. R. B. johnson. ovel
Sunday.
A couple of prairie schooners'' passed
through town Tuesday afternoon. They had
anything but comfortable appearance
Married. October 10. ls9s by Rev. Andrew
Wilson. at bis residence. Arthur C. Daniels
and Miss Nettie 8. Davis. DO b of Garrettsville.
A new crusher was received at the Mishlers
Tile Works. Friday. and will be placed in posi-
tion this week.
Mrs. H. C. Ranney aud daughter Helen. visit
ed Ravenna friends on Saturday. being the guests
of Mrs. DIR. Geo. Waggoner.
A. A. Parker was reinstated as agent of the
Adams Express Co.. last W Wednesday. to the great
satisfaction of our entire business community.
number of Ravenna base ball enthusiasts
attended the games between Boston and Glove
land. in the Forest City. last week.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. B. Dickinson. Pros
pect St.. Thursday morning. at 6 o'clock. q
daughter.
C. A. Witherstay and Florence E. Knowlton
of Nelson. were united in marriage by Justice
q. L. Beatty. at the Etna House. Saturday after
noon.
Woodchuck scalps are contributing to the
revenue of the rural exterminators of the YER
nal weather prophet.
Mrs. Charlotte King left for Fort Scott, Kan
sas, this morning. where she will make a pro-
longed visit with her daughter, Mrs. Jane Ball.
Mrs. Belle Brockett left for her home in Da
kota, yesterday, after three months visit with
relatives in Ravenna and vicinity.
Master Frank Twitt went to Akron, Saturday,
to spend the day with his sister Mary returning
with her on the evening train.
President Roberts, of the Pennsylvania R. R.,
passed through Ravenna yesterday on special
train, to which was attached his private car.
A $50 foot steel pole will replace the wooden
one just taken down in front of the court house,
at cost of $500.
w. A. Jenkins and Will Marsh, with their
families. attended the Wait-Peck wedding in
Streetsboro' yesterday evening.
Messrs BridweIl of Hiram, and Rogers. of
this place. will address the people at Rootstown
upon the political issues. from Prohibition
standpoint. next Friday night.
Mr.. Dennis E. Rogers, of this place, address
ed large concourse of people at Tallmadge
last Friday afternoon and large audien ce in
the evening at Ra ndolph. He spoke under the
auspices of the Jr. o. U. A. M. at both places.
Mrs. Lottie NJ. Lacey. who has been spending
the Summer and Fall with her parents. left for
her home in Buffalo yesterday. She was accompa-
MED by her sister. Jennie s., who will remain
with her week or ten days before returning
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Gockel went to Cleveland
Thursday noon to attend the wedding of Mrs.
Gockeps sister ON the evening of that day. Mr..
Gockel returned Monday; his wife will remain
several days longer before she returns.
Mrs. Robert Knapp accompanied Mrs. Palmer
on her re urn to Cleveland. Thursday. In com
pany with her son. Arthur J.. who Joined her
on Saturday. she visited her niece, Mrs. Helen
Palmer. in Lorain. over Sunday.
At the meeting OF the directors of the Pioneer
Association. held at the Revere House. Kent.
all the old officers were re- elected with the ex-
ception of the Treasurer. L. II. Parmelee who
desired to be released. and K. A. Parsons was
chosen in his place.
Messrs- Risdon & Paine returned Friday
night from their trip to the Club grounds near
oak Harbor The weather during their stay
but they bagged about forty birds. notwith-
standing. which were distributed among their
friends. We can certify to the excellence of
the game.
A fJck of sheep belonging to ChAs. II Sapp
were worried by dogs one night last week Three
were killed and several more badly injured
Only the fact that the barking Of the dogs was
heard by neighbor. who Immediately reported
to the owner, saved a much greater slaugh hter
E. B. Babcock. accompanied by his grand.
son. E q. Babcock Etq., left yesterday Tor De-
Witt, Arkansas The first named gentlema an
will return direct from that place, while the
young man expects to make an extended trip
through Arkansas, Georgia and other South
ern States before returning,
New cases in court: Amelia Garfield
M. Beatty VS. Geo. Kent ct al, appealed by
defendant from Justice Dutter's court in
Freedom.
List of unclaimed letters in postoffice
at Ravenna, o., Oct. 26, for two weeks OF
more: o. r. Bonents, M. ]. Cline, Abbie
Cooley drop, Ida Cook, Alison j. Eat
niger, Chas. M. Fox drop, Mrs. Mary
| Gilbert, W. II. Graham, W. B. Hender.
shot, Mrs. Rebecca Hubbard, Mrs. Mary
Lewis, Grace E. Mernie, Hugh McManus
Joe G. Read, Carrie Shenk. 81. D. Wright
| V. B. Knapp, On. extensive stockman of Har
thegic. Pa. while on business visit to Ravenna
CHANGED in passing by Mishler Bros Tile Works
to step in and examine the product of their es
tablishment. one day last week. He was SO full
ly satisfied of its superior merits that he ordered
a car load. to be supplemented by further orders
for use in thing his farm. The Mishlers yer!
properly regard thetransaction as An endorse
| ment of their claims for the. superior quality 0
the products of their works.
The PRESS is glad to learn that Ravenna j
likely to nave a course of Lectures by abl
speakers the coming season. Rev. AndreV
Wilson is receiving good encouragement il
arranging for such course If our citizen
will theartily cooperate in this enterprise
will surely succeed. Kent and Garrettsvill
have courses each year. why should Ravenn
be less careful Of the higher educational intel
ests than neigh boring towns.
| We are in receipt of the St. Paul News
which our former townsman. a.. e W Hall
editor. containing notice of the visit of Tho
&. Williams. of Palmyra, to that city b
| Williams is an elder brother of the late Marti
Williams. Twin City newspaper man, Sick
ness prevented him from attending his brother
funeral. and his visit at this time was made fc
the purpose Of expressing his thanks to th
Press Club and others for their care Of b
brother and the trI butes paid him
With bis usual enterprise. +. P. Chapms
had very attractive window for Columb
8 Day, representing the landing Of Columbu
A miniature ship. with Canvas spread, sal
majestically ON a sheet of water, while on Il
land the wigwam of the noble red man"
= seen in all its primitive grandeur. and dusl
ssvages peer CT cintiOusly from the cover of tr
and rock. F. P. inten Is to be up with 4
times, and having discovered the wants OF &
people," is not slow in making the discove
known 10 the world.
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