The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1892-06-01

| The P. & W. pay car was here last Saturday.
F. Hanselman was in Kent Saturday.
Charles Jones was in Alliance Monday
WI shrop and wife visited in Marlboro ove
| Sunday.
NJ. Mishler wife and son spent Decora
| ton day in Mogadore,
Rev, Hanselman of Shreve, O., visited hi
son S. F. Hanselman, last Thursday.
Mishler Brothers shipped away six car load
of tile last week.
Griffin is building fine portico on hi
| residence on South W alnut street.
fine four cared boat is lying at the c & P
| fer A q Kent. of Brady Lake
Geo F. Protzman is in town writing up tn
place for the >leveland Press.
The cupola at Kern. Merrill & Co.'S has
capacity of four tons per hour. :
j Il McLain of the j. H, McLain Machin
Co., Canton. was in town last week,
The capacity of the new Erie water tank a
this station is 718 barrels and 2 gallons.
H B Patterson. wife and little girl are max
ing three weeks visit in Youngstown.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs John Judy. Saturda.
mo orning, q SON.
The John F. Byers works were closed on Dec
oration Day.
w. s. Krake is putting down an elegant naG
walk in front of his residences
Charles Knapp, son of D W. Knapp. was owe
rom Akron Monday.
Will Montgomery ran down from Fainesvi!l'
to spend Sunday with his Ravenna friends
Everything goes at about 4 price for the next
80 days. at the McTye Shoe Store.
P. H. Babcock. Esq. Of Cleveland made US
a short visit Monday morning.
o, S. Philpott. architect, of Wheeling. W. Va
was in town Saturday and Sunday.
j. R sperra and wife visited friends in Ran
doiph last week. returning home Monday.
H. F. Carts shipped a car load of brick to
Wadsworth Friday.
A brisk hail storm Friday morning covered
the ground with white
Sheriff Jones took Herbert Wilson to the peni-
tentiary Friday evening.
new portieo. in process of erection, will
beautify the front of A. T. Smiths residence.
A. J. Packer came over from Medina Saturday
to remain till after Decoration day.
Miss Minnie Stoerkel is visiting friends in
Pittsburgh.
Geo Woodbridge went to Sidney, Ohio, yes
terday. on the Erie.
Jas Vair and daughter went to Man. field, via
the Erie, Tuesday
Mrs. o, W. Bond and SON Willie left for their
home in Chicago. Tuesday. after a visit of some
weeks with Ravenna friends
Mr.. Augustus Booth, of Edinburgh, had the
misfortune 10 run rusty nail into his foot q
few days ago. which has laid him up for time
Mrs Bertha Cook and son are visiting her
parents, M V. Reek and wife.
Mrs. Ed. a. Barber ard two children, OF
Newark. o., are visiting her mother in law
Mrs. Diana Barber. expecting to remain about
one month.
J.T. Riddle lost his best Jersey COW Sunday
from milk fever.
One thousand emigrants passed through Ra-
VIENNA last Thursday evening. en- route for the
West. over the P. & w.
Mrs. Walter Marsh and two children went to
North Bristol. o.. last week. over the P. & W.
for months visit with her parents.
Patrick Fitzgerald was fined SLIGO and costs by
Mayor Cole last Thursday morning. for being
drunk on the street.
A new and superior system of machinery will
be put into the Atlantic Mills very soon. Thi
will necessitate shut down of about two weeks
Miss Gertrude Jones has taken the place o
Mrs. Harry Beaver in the Grace Church choir. as
first soprano.
c. L. Gilbert has disposed of his residence al
the corner of South Prospect and Spruce streets
to j. N. Work. Mr. Gilbert expects to move tc
Cleveland as soon as he can build in that city.
Ernestine Friedman. from Wilmot. Stark Co..
has come to Ravenna to reside here perma nently
with her cousin. Herman kert 1cher.
Ed. Arthur and G W. Humphrey. of Akron
were in town Sunday to attend the funeral 0
c. D. Hughes.
Mrs. Curtiss returned 20 her home in Warren
Saturday, after visiting her sister. MRS. Con
verse.
Miss Clara Meek, niece of Rev. s. W. Meek
| went to Chicago last Saturday morning.
Clifford Jones. stenographer for a Clevelan
house, visited his parents. MIR. and Mrs. ] e
Jones, over Decoration.
Misses Maud Maxson, Edith Coe and Len
| Walter go TO Cleveland tomorrow night to tax
part in concert.
| M. K. Berie, dealer in Gents Furnishing
ma lie an ASST signment Saturday night, to Get
| F. Douthitt.
| ]. II. Reed, who has been visiting his brothe
Hon. T. A. Reed, returned to Riverside, Cal
Friday evening, over the Erie.
w. W. Monsey, of Rayenna. was in tow
Thursday. He is a fine looking genial gentle
man.-[New Lisbon Patriot.
| At the meeting of the Prohibition State Col
vention last week. Rev S W, Meek of this ci
was selected as one of the Alternates 10 tt
National Convention of that party.
At the meeting of the Kent Board of Educ
tion last week. Prof. B. stutzman was I
elected superintendent for a term Of thr
years.
Miss Martha Carter, daughter of Mr.. and Nj
NJ. II. Carter. graduated yesterday from
Philadelphia Business College. ts king fl
honors in large class.
DR.. C. W. Hine. who has been visiting
father. VIM. Hine. for the past few weeks, /
for visit in jamestown. N. Y. last Saturd
before returning to his home in Staunton. Ioy
Julius Moine. of Milton township. Way
County, in the Chippewa valley, caught a ct
. from a stream which had oVerflowed its bar
on his farm, Weighing 23& pounds.
| John Manders. an employe of the 0at M
r Trust. was sent here from Akron last week
: take from the Quaker Mills pearliug mach
| for use in the Akron mill.
John Carp was sentenced to pay a fine of s
and costs. and given &c days in jail. by Ma
> Rockwell. at Kent. lest Thursday night. Tor
ing to carry off the lookup at that place.
5 Mr.. and Mrs e. F. Mertz were the guests
his brother. E. P. Mertz. over decoration.
= Mertz is foreman of the pattern department
the Morgan Engineering Works in Alliance.
Miss Agnes Mills went to Windham Fri
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