The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1892-10-05

Thurman Club meets Friday night.
The Grace Church edifce has been re-shingl ed
Roc. Olmstead was home over Sunday.
Joe Davis and family were in town over Sun.
day.
Col Bradford Rowland returned on Thurs
day last. after an absence of four weeks.
Harry Hill and his mother will occupyia pa rt
of Mrs. Comstock's house.
c. B wadsworth, of Vanderbilt. Pa. was at
home over Sunday.
Mrs John sorensen is very sick with inf1am-
matory rheumatism.
Elmer Bentley is suffering with felon on his
left hand.
weeks malarial attack.
H. L. Null. of Ashland. KY. is visiting his
brother-in-law. E. W Msxson. Esq.
Money to loan on real estate security.
81. B. DICKINSON.
A new crossing has been put in at the intersec-
tion of chestnut st. and Lincoln Avenue.
L. E. Stanley. of Walhonding. O.. spent Sun
day with the family of his brother in law. DIR.
NJ. q. Mcbride.
You will find full line of Ladies' Jackets
and Cloaks. at Converse's. Just what you want
for the approaching cold weather.
mammoth stock CantonFlannels all grades,
at Converse's, They are selling 121<c. Canton
Flannels at 10 cts.
Everything you can ask for in the Blanket
line. at Converse's Bed Blankets. Comforts
and Horse Blankets from soc up.
will visit friends in Harrisburg and Johnstown.
Pa. before his return.
The County Commissioners held their regular
| session this week.
The Treasurer. o. C. Risdon. is prepared to
pay the premiums awarded at the Fair.
| Married. September 2S. by Rev. j. A Brown
Mr.. Emmett q. starkey and Miss LizzieLoomi is
both Of Randolph,
| Mrs. Jane Smith. of Michigan. is visiting her
sister. Mrs Charlotte King. ON Lincoln Avenue
Gordon Meek and Arthur Smith came down
from Cleveland Saturday. and remained over
Sunday.
Rev. E. G. Laughlin was in town today. He
is much pleased with his new charge in Newburl
The oles -stoddard Concert Co. will appear In
the Congregational Church, Thursday evening
They come highly recommended.
Miss Flora Parsons attended the millinery
Iopenings in Cleveland Tuesday.
Mrs. Earl D. Holtz and daughter were guests
of Mrs P.o. Wood, and calling on friends the
past week.
L hoa In Pn1l
attending millinery opening in Cleveland thi
week.
An infant SON of Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. Haye
died Tuesday evening. The remains were taken
| to Cleveland for burial in Lake View Cemetery
Miss Amy C. Goss went to Cleveland last W ed
nesday. and thence to New York City. where sh
expects to engage.in business.
Edward Knapp and siser. Mrs S. Palmer, WHIT
came down from Cleveland Monday. took th'
Olin excursion train yesterday. to visit relativ o.
in Elmira. N. Y.
Frank Ford drove over TO Akron yesterda
morning, taking some samples of Sunnyside
fruit to capture. as it doubtless will. the frs
premium trophies of award
Peter Reed died Wednesday last, at the hom
of his daught er. about 3miles northeast of th
city. of paralysis. Funeral services were hel
Friday afternoon
VIM. and George Hudson of Michigan. al
guests of their cousin. Mrs. A. H. Parsons. an
will spend some time with relatives in this c,
Oliver L. Green died this morning at z o'cl oc
at his home southwest of town. after long an
distressing illness. Funeral services will /
held at the house att p. m. Friday. Rev. Cron,
myer officiating
At the election held last Thursday evening
the M. e. Church, P o. Wood was chosen
Trustee for five years by unanimous vote
P o Wood has purchased the interest of N
Kirk in the milling business. and having lease
> the mill for q term of years. will continue Il
business by himself.
The first annual meeting of the Dorcas Socie
will meet at Mrs. Elliot Hasbrouck s on Frids
eve. A full attendance is requested. as busine
of importance is to be considered.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Werner and five childre
of Marlboro. were guests of DIR and Mrs. z. /
# Griffin over sunday. Mrs Werner and three
the children remaining this week.
Il The Ladies' Cemetery Association will me
this week at the usual place in Riddle Block.
Thursday afternoon at 8 O'Clock. A full atten
ance is desired.
T Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. L. Scarf entertained a euch
party Thursday evening. A. Blackman and NJ
e DIR White took the first prize, and Mr.. and N
Myron Carter. End.
Rev. o. A. Richards. of Willoughby. will d
course at the Disciple Church next Sunday. MOI
ing and evening. He will remain the succeed
four weeks. in continuance of pastoral supI
with a view of permanent engagement.
At the election of officers of the Disciple 5,
day school for the ensuing year, c. W. Cleme
was chosen Sup't: d. C. Belden, Asst sup't
= d. Ford, Treasurer; Miss Minnie Baldwin, S
retary.
m Miss Stella Poe has severed her engagem
at Grace hurch as first soprano, She is hav
u her voice trained by Cleveland vocalist.
singing in Church choirs is one of the interd
ri cd acts under the code of instructions.
The remains OF Mrs. Headrickson, who d
in Chicago, were broughs to Ravenna last
r day and taken to the home Of her daughter,
Ferd. MeisJer. where funeral services were
saturday afternoon
The John f, Byers Company shipped
week large double hoist,' fitted With
s fl TO- horse engines and 80 horse boiler 1t
the largest machine that has been built at
ernment contract.
LIST OF UNCLAIMED LETTERS remainil
The Post Office at Rayenna, o., Oct. s,
Tor period of IA days or more:
"a A e Eatinger. j f Hesselman. W Jones.
S0 ella King, Agnes richardson.
&c. BEATTY. P.
The body of an unknown man was found
49, The G.. & L. track at Morgan's crossing, f
morning. having been killed by the cars.
: | coroner viewed the remains, and they
yreat taken to Jenkins & Co.'S undertaking room
dless embalmed. al ter which they were placed
anu vault to be kept reasonable time for ide
cation.
"'' The ladies of the Shalersville M. E. Ct
will serve supper at the Town Hall in that
les ON Thursday evening. October 18th. There
NV also be fine entertainment at the same
Proceeds for the new church.
met Rev. Allen will preach in the chapel mex
day at 2:30 p. m.
Miss Winifred Wait will organize q oil
n the eIocutionin the High school Room. OF
size saturday. Oct. 9Th. at p. IN. Miss Waits
''S last year was u hdttering success. and
pleased to know that our young people are