The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1893-07-19
THE DEMOCRATIC PR ESs
RAvENNA..w A..wEDNEsDAY. July 1928
Ex-sherif Jones. of Palmyra, was in the city

Good haying and harvesting weather makes
trade very dull these days..
Friday. Saturday and Sunday were " scorch
ers," S6 in the shade being reported.
Miss Dora Reiser. of Pa is the guest of Miss
Lillian Judy.
Flath's fine front is attracting much admira-
ton.
Emma Vaders. the actress. has become insane
from over-bathing.-lP Pittsburgh Times.
Mrs Dennis Forney is building new dwelling
on North Walnut Street.
1t is now given out that the Ravenna Shoe
Factory will resume operations next Monday.
Harry Robinson. Esq. of Youngstown, was
in town Sunday.
v. Rudgers returned from New York State
Monday and went to work for the Sadiron
people.
The Horticultural Society holds its July meet
ing today. at the residence of H. o Hine. in
Charlestown
Probate Judge Ingell left for short trip
Southward Saturday night. expecting to return
about the middle of the week.
Miss Hattie Twitt. Of Cleveland. Is enjoying
her summer vacation at her former home in
this city.
On account of sickness at home. Rev. S. W.
Meek's vacation has been postponed until prob
ably some time in August.
Rev. S. W. Meek will address the union meet
ing in the Congregational Church next Sunday
evening. on Letting Go and Giving Up"
Herbert Reed was fined the costs. and sentence
ed to ten days in jail. for house-breaking. by
Mayor Cole. last Friday.
Mrs. Nathan Paltzgraff and daughter jose
phine left this morning for a three weeks visit
with relatives in Warren. Canton. and Poland.
Auditor Freeman has received the School Re-
ports for 1892 They are free to any person who
will go to his office after them.
Material for new flag walk east of Horrs
warehouse and the old rink building. has been
delivered on the ground.
Fred. Carey. Erie freight clerk. left Monday.
for week in Dayton and Cincinnati. D. W
Knapp attends to his duties in the meantime.
The Disciple Sunday School will hold their
annual picnic at Sandy Lake. Thursday. July 27 +.
Conveyances will be arranged for at low rate.
The Women's Missionary Alliance will hold its
regular meeting for July in the Universalist
Church. Thursday at 1880 p. m. j. uly 10th.
Rev. and Mrs. Andrew Wilson expect to start
for Chicago next Monday. to be absent two and
three weeks.
Next Sunday at p. M. Rev. Andrew Wilson
will preach at Sandy Lake. Music by the Brim-
field Choir and Alliance City Band.
Married, July 18th. ls93 by Rev. Andrew Will
son. at his residence. George Franklin and Miss
Catherine Eek. both of Brimfeld.
PO, Wood makes Satisfaction" flour. The
grocers all handle it. Every sack is warranted.
Give it a trial.
Mr. and Mrs. j. A W. Morrow. Mrs. H. L,
Scarf and son Frank left Saturday evening to
visit the Worlds Fair.
A lot of worn.out livery stock was cold at
auction last Saturday at Writer'S Stable. The
stock brought fair prices.
select dancing party was held at Sandy
Lake Tuesday evening. and another is announc
ed for tomorrow evening. Music'b the Alliance
City Band and Orchestra.
Delos Goddard of Cleveland. and his niece
Miss Cora Goddard. of Charleston. W. Va. Wis
tied Ravenna and Brimfeld relatives Monday y
and Tuesday.
a new ur6 pug Is W D0 pLaCOu az WIG oOAA0A
of Central and Clinton Avenues. snd the people
Of that. eighborhood supplied with water priv
ileges, after long and weary wait.
If your watch needs attention. call on D. h.
GARDNER. Twenty years experience. and all
work fully guaranteed. English chain levers
and difficult work speciality
Mrs B, Witter will continue the Livery
and Hack business We observe that she has
several new turnouts. single and double. and
is prepared to furnish the best and most stylish
rigs to be found in the city.i
George Frauklin and Catherine Eek, of Brim.
field. were the only names that grsced the mat
rimonial register in Judge Ingells Office the past
week.
Closing services. before the Pas tors vacation
will be held in the Universalist Church next
Sunday at 10 a. IN. After next Sunday there will
not be any services till the third Sunday in Au-
gust.
A tract of land containing thirty acres. be-
iong ging to the estate of the late Joseph Frazer
on the east side of Sandy Lake. was sold las,
week at5administrators' sale. for 5000. Samuel
Carts, of Rootstown. was the purchaser.
Dr.. and Mrs. II. P. Hugus arrived in Ravenna
last Friday, for a visit of about ten days in their
former abiding place. Their home is in the
Sandwich Islands. whittier they will return in
the near future. The Doctors countenhnce and
physique indicate the health of robust man.
During the thunder storm Friday morning
lightning struck an unoccupied house on Day
Street, belonging to Mrs. s. D. Stebbips, o
Churchville, N. Y. But little injury resulted,
the fluid passing from the chimney to the roof
scattering few bricks and shingles.
Rev. j. W Moore. Pastor of the M. e. Churcl
at Mentor. O.. was the guest of Rev. Johl
Tribby Thursday night while on his return
from Mt. Union Commencement. The pos
graduate gree of Phi. D. was conferred upol
him the week before by Allegheny,
Prof. W. c. VanNess. late Principal of tn
kavenna High School. left yesterday afternoon
for trip west of Chicago. He will visit tn
Columbian Exposition on his return. The Pro
fessor has made arrangements to handle life in
surance for the Northwestern. in Ashtabula Co.
on his return. His family will remain here fol
the present.
We take pleasure in saying that Mrs. Meel
seems to be steadily although slowly recovering
from the injuries received nearly three weeks
ago. She is enabled to move her position with
but little assistance. experiencing little if o.
the acute pain attendant at the first of her injury
and also to partake of solid nourishment without
distress. hich with restfu sleep. .augur of steady
though necessarily slow improvement.
Sunday afternoon Charles Bick, in company
with four companions, went swimming j
Muzzy Lake. While enjoying himself in tn
water he was taken with cramps and W as onl.
saved from drowning by the prompt assistance
of Henry ketlig and Arthur Whitlock. VIII
reached him just as he was going down, 1t wa
close call.
Messrs s, j. Post, Grant W igand, e. A. Hey
ill Marsh, Tracy Jones, Arthur Webb. Newe
Clark, Milan King. Will Allen. Jas. Richardson
Shreader and Patton took an early morning riG
on their ' wheels'' last Sunday. Youn gstow
being their destination. The party stopped 70
breakfast with landlord Jones. at Palmyra. an
1 after refreshing 1.-THE inner man, proceeded o
4 their way. After numerous haps and mishap
Il and few hair-breadth escapes, the party roc
4 into Youngstown. having averaged over nil
miles an hour for the entire trip. They return
ed by rail in the evening.
Mrs. Adaline Sutton and A. q. Willyard a
not friends. In fact. they are enemies of Il
most pronounced character. One day last wet
I one of Willvard's little hovs uas drawing