The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1893-07-12
TIE DEMOCRATIC PRESS
RAvENNA. "WEDNESDAY, July 1898.

July 9th, daughter
1 G. Beatty and wife went to Chicago Sun
day evening over the Erie.
Mrs, Lehr went to Lopd)n Ohio, Thursday.
Ed. Conant and family are visiting his mothe
in st. Joseph. Mich.
There is very bad stretch of sidewalk o.
Central Avenue. that needs attention.
John Stenger and VIM. Myrick. formerly en-
ployed in the glass works in this place. are spend
ing the Summer vacation here.
Prof. W. j. Dodge. of Randolph, has beer
engaged as Principal of the Kent High School
at a salary of $3.50 year.
G. W. Gockel and family are attending thu
Gockel family reunion at Pilot Knob Mo. They
will return in about one week.
l. BarnsbV and daughter. OF Atwater left fol
Chicago Fridsy, to visit the w orld's Fair.
Emma Barido went to Pittsburgh Friday.
Mrs W Wood weat to Kingston, Mishig n
, Friday.
hrs Baxter left on Saturday for Franklin. Pa
h. F. Hudson went to Washington Sunday.
Geo. Kenward took the c. & P. flyer for New
York. Sunday.
Don't forget to supply yourselves with water
fer the day before O'Clock Friday morning.
The Stock market has been badly ratified for
some weeks past. but Chapman's Stock ,eps
up all right
Princess Eulalie m ade great hit in Chicago
when she appeared in just such shoes as Chap
man sells
Jack and Toms Sporting Club" of Jean
nette. Pa . are 'camped at Eichler's grove, on
Muddy Lake.
Any thing in the line of harness or horse fur
nishing goods. at T. F. Thompson's
The half burned building formerly known as
the Atlantic House is being repaired and re-
fitted for dwelling.
| g. d. Leonard, travelling salesman for the
American Cereal Co.. is athome for July va
cation.
Mrs E. A. Barber and three children, of
Delaware. Ohio are visiting her mother -in-law
Mrs. Diana Barber. North Chestnut street.
Mrs. D. c. Goldman has returned from Pitts
| burgh. She was accompanied by her grandson
| Dewitt Goldman. who is visiting his Ravenna
| friends.
20. Wool makes " Satisfaction flour. The
grocers all handle it Every sack is warranted.
Give it a trial.
Miss May Stevenson is in Newcastle, Pa Wis
fting friends. expecting to remain about one
month.
The country, or this section of it, is overrun
with shows. which keep coming thicker and
faster Most of them are small concerns with
very little merit.
scuyler Glazier and friend. Mr. Hamilton, of
Bedford. o.. were guests of Mr.. and Mrs VS.
Wright over Sunday.
Robert E. Gose. the Tailor. is taking flying
visit to Cleveland where he will take a two days
rest. after having had very prosperous season.
If your watch needs attention. call on D Ii.
GARDNER. Twenty years experience. and all
work fully guaranteed. English chain levers
and difficult work speciality.
The residence of Mrs. D. W. Day, on Diamond
Street. has been very substantially enlarged and
its interior remodeled. adding greatly to its ap-
pearance and convenience.
While enroute to Canton last Saturday with
load of furniture ordered from H. N. Wright
of this city. w. S. Wright was delayed several
hours by one of his horses being taken sick.
1t is expected that the Ravenna Shoe factory
will resume operations next Monday. VIM c
Yeager Bnd another young man are expected
from Louisville, Stark county. to work in the
Iasters rink,
We have received the catalogue of Kenyon
Military Academy, Gambler, o f, for its Goth
year. 1t Is elegantly illustrated. and tells what
every boy preparing for college or business
wants to know.
c. V. Rudgers. one of the lasters at the Ra-
VIENNA Shoe Factory. is visiting his parents in
New York State. He will return to Ravenna in
about week and commence work in the mould
ing department of the sad iron works.
]. ]. Woodward pleaded guilty to blaming
money under false pretences. before Judge
Hutchins. of Cleveland. last Thursday morning,
and was sentenced to two years and six months
in the Ohio peniten tiary.
The havenna friends of Paul B. Conant will
be interested to know that be has taken unto
himself wife, recently. and is making true pro-
gress in life. He is engaged in the practice of
law near Los Angeles. California.
There will be services in the Uniyersalist
Church next Sunday at 10 m. conducted by
the pastor; Sunday School at II 80 =, m. Chrf>t
Ian Union at 6: Is m. No Lhurch service in
the evening
Rev. Andrew Wilson will preach at Sandy
Lake. at2p m. Sunday. July 23rd. Music will
be furnished by the Universaliss Choir of Brim-
field. and the City Band of Alliance.
The July Meeting of the horticultural Society
will be held on " ednesdav. the 18th inst, at
the residence of Fl. q. L inc, in Charlestosn
Essay by L. c. Stewart. Ali are cordially in
vited. ANDREW WILSON, Sec.
William Jones, of Cyclone. used so much Kep+
celebration whisky on the 4th that he landed at
the Etna House Saturday evening with the
tremors. The sights' were all gone by Mon
day. and he left for the calm of his original
Cyclone. Strengthened in body land purse.
George W. Penyard. of Mt Gilead, O is en-
gagged in the preliminary of moving the old
brick engine house. The moving OF a brick
building is not an everyday occurrence. and the
operations are being watched with fgreat in.
terest.
Having occasion to go to the west part of
town one day last week took note of the |
very small number of vacant houses in what is |
known as the Glass Factory region. This of
course is due to the location here of the Sadirou
Works and other new industries which have in |
measure made up for the loss of our trust
closed pIan5s,
Last Sunday the Universalist Sunday School |
elected officers for the year. as follows: Super
intendent. Rev. Andrew Wilson; Assistant
Sup't, Mrs. Emily Wolford; Sec'y, Maud Sew
erancc; Asst Sec'y. Nina King Treasurer, Mrs.
Frances Wilson; Librarian. Miss Williams
Asst Librarian, Miss Baldwin; Organist, Rose
Morath; Chorister. mrs. Frances illson. The
School is in 8 healthy condition. and full of
courage and energy.
S. A. Trowbridge. who recently returned from
W Western trip in the interests of Mishler Bros
reports very dull market. with but modicum
of trade activity. The Columbian Exposition is
the principal cause to which he attributes the
condition. Influenced somewhat. too, by the
financial situation. He says that hundreds of
salesmen are abandoning the field, and does not
look for any material change as long as the
Worlds Fair continues to absorb the time. at
tention. and money of the people.
N. c. Fox. proprietor of the Columbia Nov
city Works. is developing very handsome
business at this lew industry. 1t is an enter
prise with a promising future, The history
of its operation thus far has been one of steady
advancement and encouraging prospects. 1t
has now become necessary to increase its facil-