The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1892-07-13
Miss Maud Nairs is in Akron

Court yesterday.
visiting Mrs w. B. Thomas.
The Congregational Sunday School are holding
| their annual picnic at Sandy Lake today.
Trains 3S5 and 1886 on the c. & P. stop at Lake
Brady until further notice.
Joe. Fox and family, of Findlay. are visiting
| their Ra VIENNA friends.
Mrs John Munders and three children left
| this morning for Akron, where they will reside.
Miss Minnie Gladding has returned from a
visit to friends at Hornellsville. N. Y.
Mrs. Fred. Schweitzer, of Cleveland, is visit
ing her son, Louis Schweitzer.
An excursion train of seven coaches. passed
through on the Erie this morning, from Youngs-
town. bound to Brady Lake.
Mrs E. o, johnson returned to her home in
Derrick City, Pa, this morning, after visit at
the home of her father, G L. Hotchkiss.
Mrs. Jane Merriman. of Randolph. was the
guest of her brother and wife. Mr.. and Mrs. E.
C. Belding. last Wednesday and Thursday.
Rev. Warren A. Belding, of Troy. N. Y :. was
the guest of E. C. Belding. his brother. few
days last week.
Last Thursday while a. NJ. Hinman was lead
ing COW. she suddenly threw him to the ground.
The fall seriously injured his right hip.
Miss Lucy E. Tucker and Miss Eva Taylor, of
Cleveland. are visiting Miss Mary E. Hollings-
mead.
Misses Ethel and Blanche Butler. of Wellsville.
Ohio. spending the week with their uncle.
Rev. Jas. H. Hollingshead.
Misses Florence and Lulu Phelps, with their
aunt, Mrs. G. B. Fay. are visiting in Windham
for few days.
J. A. Yerrick VS. Royal Machine Co. is being
tried before referee A. S. Cole in the Common
Pleas Court room today
A Mr. Spencer, from Rutland, VT, passed
through Ravenna on the Erie last week, EN- route
for Delaware O., with six car loads of Jersey
COWS.
The families of Dewitt C. and Don Gardner,
with their sister, Mrs. D. K. Wheeler and Mrs.
Ella Brown and son, picniced at Sandy Lake
last Friday.
The Union Services will be in the Methodist
Church next Sabbath evening. Rev. S. w.
Meek will preach.
The Akron District Conference will be held
at Twinsburg next Monday and Tuesday, Rev.
DR.. Rider presiding.
Mrs. E. W. Maxson leaves for six weeks
visit with her mother. at Little Falls. n. Y,
next Tuesday.
Buy your Hammocks. Camping Out Supplies.
Fishing Tackle, Bananas. Lemons. &C.. at
HOPE NOVELTY SToRE.@
Hon. Ezra B. Taylor is one of the House
Committee appointed to investigate the Home
stead disturbance.
Isaac Leisey, the well known Cleveland
brewer died at his home in that city Monday
morning. of apoplexy. He owned one of the
largest brew cries in Ohio.
Hon. M Stuart and daughter Emma will leave
| tomorrow for an extended lake trip. They ex-
| pect to be gone about two weeks. stopping at
| Alpena. MackinaW. and other points of interest.
| They also expect to stop at point on the north
ern line of Lake Superior for short time.
The colored people of Ravenna. to the number
of 100 or more Joined host of their brethren
from Alliance. East Liverpool and other towns.
for the annual picnic of colored Odd Fellows lat
Brady Lake. yesterday.
| We do not wish to carry over any of the fol-
lowing. and therefore offer them at reduced
prices: Table Screens. Window and Door
Screens. Fly Traps best Fly Paper. &C.. &c.
/ HoPE NOVELTY STORE.
Last Sunday afternoon E. W. Poe. who is new
er happy unless making some one else happy.
took Sunday Sandy bath while contributing to
the pleasure of six year old juvenile. 1t was
fun for the multitudes. but something else for
.as he emerged from a step off into the waters
of beautiful Sandy, with the liquid element
dripping from his clothes. Ask him for further
particulars.
The County Auditors along the Erie lines in
Ohio took special train from Cleveland yester-
day morning, for the purpose of inspecting the
Company's buildings. Tney took their familie
with them. and after completing their duties 60
to N. Y. City for visit in the metropolis. Au-
ditor and Mrs. Freeman were among the party
Their daughter. Miss NJ aud. joined them at thi
place, and will accompany them to n. Y.
The Ladies' Cemetery Association. at their an
nual meeting held the 7th inst, elected the fol
lowing officers for the ensuing year Mrs. j.
Brigham. President; Mrs. Robert Smith. Vic
Pres; Mrs. H. K. Van Meter. Sec. and Treas
Executive ommittee-Mesdames r. Beechel
J. Richardson. Eva Clement. Isaac Kelley. Robt
Witter. Martin Loomis. Wanzor Holcomb. Pot
ter, Valentine, Beckley.
The stockhol Of the United shoe Compan
held meeting yesterday forenoon for the pur
pose of organizing. Nearly all were preseT
and after appointing committee to draft by
laws. and an adjournment was had until thi
evening, when il is expected that the organiza
IS tion will be completed. majority of the stoc
}. has been subscribed and the balance pledges
d and it seems now to be certain that Ravenn
}. will have another shoe factory. Mr.. H.
: Riddle was present at the meeting and renewe
t his generous proposition. which act speai
Q louder than words for his .liberality and entel
m prise,
At the annual meeting of the Universal
Church there was large attendance. and Il
ID reports of the officers and committees show th
e. this organization is in truly healthy condition
s Twenty members have been added during th
ne year. The current expenses have all been pait
n- and the debt incurred in building reduced to lie
N than 500. There is deficiency in the pastor
le salary, but it is expected that this will soon
provided for. Officers were elected as follow
ar President. L. A. Olin Vice President. c.
of Pitkin; Secretary. Mrs. L. A. Parsons; Treasu
"a or, j. C. Yeend; Trustees, Edward Knapp,
- A. Mooney, E. M. aller 0rganist, Rose !
nm Morath; Ushers. E. G. Allen, P. L. King, Miss
~ Lulu BIeadinghiser and Eve Wolford, The pa
s;t tor and church begin their sixteenth years wo
mr. with truly creditable record. and bright pro
ait poets.
hu Sunday afternoon. Fanny Hageman, domest
"a in the family of Sheriff Jones. opened the out
door of the cell room to hand the prisoners tn
,e- supper. as she had been accustomed to do, su
posing of course, that the inner door was secul
.r- ly locked. No sooner bad she fairly stepl
al inside the entrance. when the inner door "
fo- quickly opened by prisoner Ed. Tingely. W
COS quietly walked past the frightened girl. and il
re moment more was logging it down the jail ali
~ towards freedom and RootstoWn. She at OF
OF gave the alarm. and shortly -tteIwaId the sha
irst eyed fugitive was again behind the bars, havi
rdS been overhauled by Ben ones. sun Of the Sh
of i'll, and one Harry Stuart. colOred gentlem
is whose assistance was very opportune 1t see
ion that the Sheriff had received telegram in
forenoon from Newburg, asking if young N
named Holland was in the Ravenna Jail, and
D to order to satisfy himself the subject. ente
his the cell room w here the prisoners enjoy
No what pleasures they could in the stony corridt
me When he went out he locked both doors secu