The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1892-07-20
FRESH
ReceiUed today.

II. M. Robinson. ESQ.,. of Youngstown. spent
Sunday at his old home in Ravenna.
select party of ten couples from this place
attended the dance at Sandy. Saturday evening
Ravenna and Garrettsville Clubs play ball at
the latter place today.
9 Born. on Monday night. to DIR. and Mrs. Geo
j. Waggoner. daughter.
Lake Brady will be formally dedicated by the
Spiritualists next Sunday.
The Fire Department was out for drill Tues
day evening.
Miss Mclaughlin, of Cincinnati. is the guest
of Mrs Dr. q S. Leonard,
The merchants of Niles are in picnic at Lake
Brady today.
Miss Law. of Cincinnati. is the guest of Mrs.
L. T, Siddall.
Mrs. Royal Gurley. of Cleveland. is visiting
her sister. Mrs, L. 8. Ward
Mrs. Packard and Mrs. Harris, of Toledo
were guests of Mrs. Rich the past week.
Henry Sheldon. who has been visiting the
family of Henry Burroughs for several weeks,
has returned to his home in the East.
Mr.. and Mrs. Twist formerly of Cleveland,
are now residents of Ravenna, having rooms in
the Holloway residence on East Main street.
Things are lively at the Ravenna Boiler Works.
| A number of hands have been added to the work.
ing force. in order to take care of the J. F. Byers
Company's orders.
33H per cent saved if you buy thread at Con-
| verses by the dozen. and it is o. N, t. the best
in the world.
| F, G, Halstead and partner, W. L. Livingston
| went to Cleveland yesterday to Barnum's
show.
| 1t is said that 8. Hanselman and e. W
Maxson, Esqs., are Republican candidates for
Prosecuting Attorney.
| number of Ravenna Masons went to Gar
rettsville last night to assist in some degree
work.
The M arguerite Club who have been camping
at Sandy for the past two weeks, broke camp
today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stockhouse, Cleveland. and
Miss Rechline. of Bay City. Mich. were guests
o f Mr.. and Mrs. Gockel over Sunday.
| N. Converse s. Son 40 not intend to let their
stock get low. but keep good line for the Sum-
| mer trade. and sell goods right.
Bids for the Hiram Free Turndike bonds will
| be received up to noon next Tuesday. at the Co.
Auditors office. S. 500 worth will be sold.
Rev. Jas. A Brown, Mrs. Geo. h. Cook and
Mrs e. Comstock are in Guy ahoga Falls, at
tending ordination services at the Episcopal
Church of that city.
Aurora Assembly. P. S.. will serve Ice Cream
and Cake next Saturday evening, in the vacant
store room in Etna Block. The ladies hope to
| welcome large attendance.
The Auditors of the Erie railroad counties
have added about S14.s0 to the tax valuation of
To-, hril6 int HI nio
| to the persistent efforts of Auditor Freeman.
The ladies of the n. E Church give Mission
airy Tea at the residence of Mrs. Rob't. Doig.
on South Prospect street. this evening, com
mencing O'Clock.
Among the guests at the Oakland" Sandy
Lake this week are P. F. Haas and wife, of
Akron; o. NJ Cassiday and wife, Youngstown;
| and Miss Julia Rerr, Alliance.
gentleman from Grand Rapids. Mich. was
in town several lays the past week. with view
of purchasing j. T. Riddles col p" Thornberg.''
| but was unable to carry off the prize, although
we are told he offered 5000 for him.
Capt. Allcock's Sunday School class will serve
Ice Cream and cake in the parlors of the M. f.
Church Frid ay evening. from to 10 O'Clock
Everybody invited, and pleasant time is
promised.
has been in poor health for several weeks. was
taken by her brother to his home in Akron
Sunday evening. by reason of threatened at
| tack of apoplexy.
The Case Manufacturing Co.. of Columbus. o..
have just finished refowing the Atlantic Mills
and have guaranteed the Electric Light flour to
/ be as good as any made in Ohio. 1t is certainly
worthy OF a trial.
O in ha RAJ
| VIENNA, has filed complaint in bastardy against
| enc Baltahsar Mack, and also commenced pro-
ceedings in Comm on Pleas to bring him to time
with some money.
Rev. e. G. Laughlin will be at home Friday
| from New York where he went to attend the
IYPS E National Convention. and visit rela-
tiyes. He will occupy his pulpit next Sunday
morning.
Mrs. Barbara Cline Cole, a young married
| lady of Randolph died last Friday night aged
| 81 years, of Consumption. Her funeral was
held Sunday afternoon at O'Clock. from the
| st. Joseph Catholic Church in that town and
/ was one of the largest funerals ever held in
| Portage county.
Geo H, Cook, head clerk for F. C. Park, the
Jeweler, has lost a valuable pug dog. AS the
| animal was great pet. she is greatly missed
by Mr.. Cooks family. who are very anxious in
| deed that she be recovered. The finder will
| rewarded,
John SorensoA had his right hand badly cut
on buzz saw, at Grohe's factory Monday after
noon. The two middle fingers were badly lac
Grated, the cords to one of them being COM
pleteIy severed. and the back of the hand Sc
verely cut No amputation will be necessary
Volume 1, No. /. of The Platte n issionary.''
published at Hastings. Nebraska. lies on our
table. 1t is an Episcopal publication. for the
purpose of aiding that Church in its work in the
Platte district. Nebraska 1t is filed with able
articles and instr ructive notes. and will no doubt
be great success. Rev. VIM Lucas is the
business manager.
Mr.. and Mrs. George S Payne and two chill
E dren of Cleveland, are visiting her parents Mr..
and Mrs 1. NJ. Kelley, 1t is the intention of
Mr. Payne to move to Ravenna September first.
5 provided he secures lease of the A. D, Knapp
residence on Clinton Terrace. for which nego-
tiations are now pending.
Some of the citizens who live off Main street
think it strangely inconsistent for the Powers
u u that Be to allow cyclists to whirl along the
y pavem ents of the principal streets and at the
= : same time forbid little girls and boys to prope
their m achines along the sidewalks of the more
retired residence portions of town. where there
o. 1.-The Independent Rod and Gun Club" o
q Pittsburgh, who camped at Sandy Lake las
h | summer. arrived Sunday and pitched their tent
N on the same old grounds. Owing to the fac
,e that the larger part of the Club could not ge
off at this time. only eleven compose the camp
but the rest expect to run down from Pittsburgh
ia and spend next Sunday with them, and whe
IN the entire Club is together they will surel
1G | ani0v th emSeIveS q the fullest extent,
Ae A number of citizens are inquiring when tn
y | new Street Commissioner will demon strate, i
~ a practical way, his superior abilities a roa
maker? So far we have been able 10 lear
iy not rod OF good road has yet been made o
If, any of the main thoroughfares of the town. an
It. still the enormous expense goes on. just as
ne did in years past. Like the squatter's roo
Its When the roads are dry they don't need fixinl
Ill and when they are wet they can't be worked
in but the alleys can be attended to at any time.
ny A grand torchlight parade was announced t.
ojrao hara Thursday nj oh nv he c4mne