The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1892-10-12
R H. Day. Esq. of Massillon. was in town

weeks visit in Wicklffe. Lake Co., making the
trip by the.overland route.
A. G. Franklin. W. T. Hickman. with their
families. Frank Masterson and Will Kelley at
tended the Akron Fair three days. last week.
Mrs B. Swain expects to- start Saturday
for sidney. o. to visit her son Jos s. B. From
there she will go to Bradford. Pa. where her
son John resides
Judge sBirdsey Rouse. Of Toledo. is calling
upon relatives and old time friends in Ravenna
and vicinity
Mrs. J. A. Williams, daughter of Capt and
Mrs L. Bartlett with her aunt, Mrs. q N,
Kenyon. OF Redwood Falls. MINI. is visiting
her parents and sisters in this city.
DR.. M. G. Garrison is giving his attention 10
| nursery rhymes. as an accompaniment to the
carolings of sweet little songster that made her
debut in his household Saturday night.
Miss Carrie Yabrling. of Kent. was the guest
of Mrs. D. W. Knapp. thursday. returning home
that evening. after visit of three days with
Mrs. Marcus Heath.
Henry Carts is filling contract of $1,000 brick
for G. J. Stambaugh in Niles. and 250.0O0 order
| from Hudson parties. Other prospective large
orders make the fires burn brightly" and con-
tinuous. in Henry's yards
| J. B. Transue resumed his old place at the
Tile Works. last Saturday. after a months visit
in Allentown. Pa. A party of four. consisting OF
his brother George. John Lightcap and sister.
and Miss Long. preceded him from Allentown.
Thursday. intending to locate here.
Levi swinehart of stow, Summit 60. made
us short call Saturday. Although straight
out democrat. residing in republican town,
| he h0lds the office of JuStica 0f the Peace an
| evidence of the regard and confidence of his
neighbors.
Mrs. Marvin Collins is suffering from malarial
fever. rendering her unable to sit up during the
past three days of its development.
II is a very broad and happy smile that DIR. II
81. Stevens is wearing since Saturday morning
A IL boy pound occasions it
Wm. Holcomb and grand daughter. Mrs. Mag
gle Bedell. returned from their Eastern and FAN
adian trip of several weeks, Sa urday. Although
in his S7th year. Mr. Holcomb has all the zest for
recreative observation and experience of the
/ tourist in the prime age of vigor.
Mr.. and Mrs.H Knapp. of Cuyahoga Falls
| accompanied by Mrs Louisa Sanford. sister
visiting Mrs. Knapp. from Freeport. ILL.,. visited
with the family of his brother. D W. Knapp. on
Lincoln Avenue, Thursday. returning on the
evening train. Mrs. Sanford. who will be re-
membered as Miss Louisa Collins. of this city.
returned to her home Saturday. after a weeks
visit with her sis,er.
| Eighty-fve first and twenty-five second. was
the premium score of Sunnyside fruit at the
| Akron Fair last week. Mr.. Ford made entries
for all the collection prizes 13) apples. pears
| and grapes. taking first on all but three. two
| second. and failed on one. and capped his tro
/ phies with the sweepstakes premium on apples.
pears and grapes.
| The John f. Byers 20. shipped hoist to Gin
| cinnati last week. On recent trip to James
town. N. Y. Secretary Collins booked the third
order for one of their machines in that city. The
mere introduction of their hoist in any locality.
invariably makes orders for more. as it has no
competitive superior and few, if anv. equals in
the market. That this is to be Rsvenna in
dustry of great growth and magnitude, admits
of no doubt, as indicated by its business this
year. which has more than doubled that of last
seasons orders. Truly. this is a ' home indus.
try that is not clamorous for " protection from
foreign competition.
E. o. Woodford. of the Youngstown Roofing
Co.. who had the contract for putting on the root
of the F. J. Loudin Shoe Factory. completed his
labors in experimenting its construction Satur-
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day. The roof is of gravel. and has a guarantee
of meeting every requirement in stability and
absolute rain. weather and fire. proof qualities.
Mr.. Woodford informed Us that the Company
run no risk in guaranteeing the superiority of
their work. as gravel roofs which they put on
fourteen years ago have needed no atten ton
whatever. from leakage or in repair.
The Ravenna Brick and Tile Works are busy
to their utmost capacity. being unable to fill all
the orders coming and accumulating upon them.
notwithstanding their splendid resources in
improved machinery and equipment for rapid
work. Among their present orders is one receiv-
ed last week of 100000 from the Sterling
, Boiler Co., of Barberton. The coming Winter
they will confne their. entire product to tile.
Last Tuesday morning 8. N Andrews was
exercising Toronto Add all an on Bullock's track
at Rootstown when in some way the horse
made misstep and broke one fore leg near the
shoulder. The horse went to the barn on three
legs. and an effort will be made to set the bro
Ken bone. About year and q hall ago Mr.
Andrews sold an interest in this valuable horse
!. and he was taken to West virginia. Some o
: his colts from Mambrino Mohawk mares show
ing extra speed and all of them being f rst clas
colts. he bought the horse back and brough
: him home only few days ago. At the best the
accident ruins the horse for driving,
Miss Henrietta Vaders. who has been for
number of years with MIR. Joseph Jefferson
/ playing " Grer chen" to the great actor's'' Ri
g Van inkle. was pro- trated by nervousness 6
% the close of the perform .nce. in Hartford, ct
Wednesday night and it is understood that sh
- will be sent to private ins ane asylum for treat
~ ment Miss Vaders was a resident of Rsvenn
, In the early days of her stage career. and after
= ward sp feared here with Janauschek, in Quee
Eliz b.Ih. She is we'll known as an actress
marked ability.
Rarely do the people of Ravenna haye an ol
30 portunity to enjoy SO foe a musica treat as W
1t furnished by the Oles Stoddard Company.
of the Coperegational Church. The pianist al
to violIpist displayed musi al talent and skill
oe q high order Some of the numbers were diff
IL cui. of execution but seemed familiar to ther
The pipe origin and violin accompaniment W
exouisitely fine. We thi' these gentlem'
90 have bright future before them in their pr
80 fession and that they merit share of pub
Ie patronage.
'as The followir gllist embraces the present oici
his members of the Ravenna NJ. E. Church:
me Pastor-H D. Staufer.
Trustees-M. R. Furry. G. 81. Sapp. F.
Chapman. John Kirk, P. O. Wood.
Stewards-W. II. Wright. T. q. Phillips. w.
~ Jewell. G. 5. Hustled. Conrad Sapp. c. II. Sal
~ NJ. R. Furry. J. s. Allen. F. P. Chapman. W.
eo VanNess. W. G. Smith. Smith Sanford. Enc
-. Allcook.
Recording Steward-M. R Furry.
District Steward-T. g. Phillips.
cen Sunday School Superintendent-W.T T. McCo
day ney.
of Dnring the next month L. 81. Bean will 6
cid. trottIng horses and other bloods stock in SCI
no different States, the following being the lar
OF SALE booked.
OPP October 49, for Laferty & Everett. Sharon.
Oct 18th, s. R. Patterson Hartford, Ind; (; Il
J, &. Hall, VanWert o .trotting horses Il
'h' A. G Danforth Washington, Ill. 60 heaC
ZEN trotting horses; 20th,. 3. r Brownlee. ID
, ro.' mouth. Ill trottIng horses; 22nd. Vanderg
iSii' & Oden. jamestown. N. Y. closing out sal
oen- stock; 24th. G. ScovilIe. James town. N Y;
suo W,D. g. Cottrell, Clarence. Iowa 70 trott
Two ssth. J. W. Miller. Winterset. Iowa Nov
opie Ed, j. MYer. Canton. o.; 3rd, q. P. Wa,