The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1892-08-10
THE DEMOCRATIC PRESS
RAvENNA. WEDNESDAY,, Aug,1o,,ss.


E. B. Lacey. of Cleveland. was in town SUI
day and Monday.
. Miss Verde Seymour returned from her tr
up the lakes last Friday.
DR.. L. W. Oiin of fIndiana, made his brothe
ana sisters In this county short visit last wee
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Riddle, of Clevelan,
were guests of Max. Riddle last Sunday.
Mrs. Caroline Baldwin of Warren. was tt
guest of Ravenna friends Sunday.
Charles Girard. of Cleveland, visited friend
in town over Sunday,
Frank Marvin and Laird Sieberling, of Akron
spent Sunday with Dave Rockwell.
Dr. ). A. Finney has bought the John Benso
residence on Grant street.
The next term of Common Pleas Court wi
commence September 10Th.
ton Will appear in next weeks PRESS
Converse & Son will give lyeu bargains i,
all hot weather goods this month
Mrs. W. S. Wright and Mrs. Cogan visited
friends and relatives in Niles o. last week
a. A Harris. Jr. is sole agent for this county
Tor the hieiallic Endless Clothes Lines,
The J-F Byers Co. shipped hoists to Rocky
River, o., and Niagara Falls, during the past
week.
Rev. r. G. Laughlin preached to an audience
OF about 800 at Sandy Lake last Sunday after
noon.
.. b. hnowlton, of Nelson, has entered the
arena to contest with Freeman, Olin ct al for
the office of County Auditor
Miss Minnie GIadding left on Saturday with
party of campers from Cleveland, for camp
on Lake Superior.
Mrs. J. E. Metlin. of Akron, with her daugh-
ter. Miss Anna. spent last week with her sister
in law. Mrs. D. L. Rockwell,
Frank Ford sold five head of Jersey cattle for
$500 last week. to resident of CopIey. Summit
county.
The grading for the Riddle Shoe Factory is
completed. the B. Il o. switch put in. and work
commenced on the building.
| Jesse W. McGahan received an interesting box
OF geological specimens from his son George. who
is located in North Dakota.
The Salem Fair and Exposition Co. will hold
| midsummer race meeting Thursday and Friday
next week. 18th and 18th inst.
Mr. Charles Hameister. OF Cleveland. was the
guest of his brother-in law. q. w Gockel. over
Sunday.
Miss Maude Grinnell of Kent. visited Ra
VIENNA friends last week. the guest of Miss
Birdeena Boosinger.
some additions and Improvements have been
maze to the Catholic Parsonage and the build
ing being frightened up with paint
The Akron Goodrich Rubber employees. 700
strong, picniced at Brady last Saturday. They
furnished their own Band,
The Reed aud Morse reunion will be held at
Brady Lake. Thursday. August 25, A full at
tendance is desired.
Mrs. Captain Stewart, of New Cumberland
W. Va. spent Sunday with her nephew. w. W.
Monsey.
Alvan coe former Ravenna typo, now with
the canton Repository was calling upon Raven
ma friends Friday.
MRS. i. M Griffith. G. c.. attended the meet
ing OF Louise Assembly. Pythian Sisterhood. |
Akron. Monday evening
Miss Minnie Gladding is building a new rAsi-
dence Just west of the Bowery street schoohouse.
T. l.. Frank has the contract.
IL VIII 90 all good to attend the Horticbltur Al
Society. at Sandy Lake. next week. Mr. Risk
will give all hearty welcome.
converse q Son have received new line of /
white bed spreads. table linens, towels. crashes
&C all selling cheap.
Mrs E. E. G. Harmon. of Burton. and Mrs. F. |
5. Harmon and daughter Pauline are visiting
with Mrs. Geo. F. Douthett
There were about 100 people present at the
Disciple picnic at Sandy Lake last Thursday.
which was considered a good attendance for a
rainy day.
Samuel Yale. of Windham. the P. P. candidate
Tor County Recorder last FALL was in town Sat-
AruaS' looking after the interests of the Palmer
estate.
Miss Minnie Mcbride. who for the mast two
Years has lived with her brother Charles in
Brooklyn. N Y. is visiting her broth er. DR.. M.
]. Mcbride.
Misses Dora Rockwell and Clara Risdon re-
urned from their Eastern pleasure trip yester-
lay, after an absence of some six weeks. Miss
6eatty Will not return at present
Bradford Rowland is taking a summer vaca-
Ion OF three or four weeks. most of which time
le expects to spena at his old home. Union
'priogs, N. Y.
Mrs. Marga1 ct Heath, as administrator of the
estate OF the late Marcus Heath, paid into the
county treasury nearly SsO9 on account of back
axes. last week.
y. C. Risdon and family. accompanied ,y tyvoI
Misses Crane of GarrettsvilIe and T. e. Grail
90 into camp at Muzzy tomorrow. and expect to
De out two weeks or more.
The Erie will run a special excursion train
rom Garrettsville and intermediate points to
me HaVenna Business Mems Picnic. provided
'OO passengers are guaranteed.
L. D. McGahan. whom everybody here well
emembers as Lutte" is about to issue the first
number of a paper to be owned and published
" himself. at Devils Lake N. D. Success.
Miss Efie Taylor took y much needed rest
asst week. She enjoyed herself at the Lakes
lnd visiting her cousins. Misses Addie and
Lizzie Fowler, of Kent. Monday she resumed
1er place behind the counter at ClewelI's
Mr.. Splitter. of East Middletown. visited his
laughter. Mrs. Chas. Bfetz. from Monday to
Wednesday. being called here by the sickness of
Mr.. Bletx. who We are pleased to say. is i'm
proving.
bet was made Saturday between Prosecutor 4
Phelps and VIII. Weaver. that there will not a
single Southern State cast its electoral vote for
Weaver. the Peoples Party candidate for Presi-
lent. Each man put up $40. The soil must be- /
very sandy at Beaver Dam.
The legislature having patsed law for the /
election of third Common Pleas Judge for this |
judicial subdivision. there will have to be one |
elected to take the place of Hon. G. F. Robinson.
he present incumbent.
The many friends of Frank Beaver will be |
'ained to learn of his afiiction with disease |
affecting his eyes. 1t was feared that he would |
ose one or both of them. and was taken to De-
'roit for treatment. The latest reports are !
more encouraging however.
Mr.. d D. Tucker has taken hold of the old |
Iuyahoga House, at Mantua, and made it an |
agreeable place to put up at. Mr.. Tucker is |
' hale fellow well met in the Office while his
two charming daughters have charge of the |
dining room.
The Ladies of the Cemetery Association. will |
serve warm dinner in Citizens Hall on the day
Of the Republican Convention, Dinner % cts.
A cordial Invitation is extended to all, A COM
m1ttee will be at the Hall any time after X m.
to receive provisions. A called meeting of the
Association will be held in Riddle Block at 3
p m on the 18th. to complete the arrangements
We are informed that E. W. Maxson Esq. has
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