The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1893-06-14
The DEMOCRATIC PRESS
NA.:wEDNEsDAY. june "a, %

MRS. Royal Taylor is very sick with pneumo-
mia. at her home on Walnut street.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Seymour Elmore Friday
night. son.
VIII Dodge is seriously sick at his home south
of town.
thing of beauty and a joy forever-the Ra.
VIENNA fiagstaff.
Miss Name Knapp entertained party OF
friends at eucbre Saturday night.
l.. NJ. Cowles returned from his Eastern trip
Monday.
W. f. Goodrich returned Monday from In
dianapolis.
headquarters for Fireworks. at l.. C, Eckerts
EExery bouy should try Pitkin's fine ice cream
The books of the High School Library are be-
| ing re arranged.
Rev. B B. Ashley of this ,ity, will preach at
the Congregational Church next Sunday.
Notwithstanding the Sunday closing order of
Mayor Cole. some of the Italian fruit dealers
displayed their wares as usual last Sunday
Bananas and Oranges. best and cheapest in
town, at EoKERT's.
E.J. Darrow leaves for the W orld's Fair this
evening.
E. L, Murfee and family are moving to Akron
John sorensen made business trip to Canton
this week.
Mrs Hubert Wright and Mrs John Shepherd
and children visited at W. j. shrop's over Sun !.
day.
Miss Pearl Myers. of Mogadore. visited Ra-
VIENNA friends over Sunday
Tho oasa - n; ;l51.
ther. The costs have been paid and an end made
of the contest.
Mesdames c. j. Fowler and Julia Scott at.
tended the W. c. T. U. County Convention at
Atwater Friday last.
Mrs. Reese entertained the teachers of the
public schools at her home on Lincoln Avenue
Thursday evening.
Mrs. F. R. Powers and children left Monday
morning for Westfeld. Mass. to spend the Sum.
mer with her parents. .Mr and Mrs. A. "A Sheldon
DR.. A. M. Powers. of Rootstown. will be home
from the Worlds Fair tomorrow morning.
NJ. W. Smith. an employe at the Turner Dye
Works. was severely if not dangerously injured
last Saturday morning. by being caught in the
betting. He was rescued just in time to prevent
him from being drawn through some gearing.
He was badly hurt about the hips
The pupils of Miss Name Knapp called on her
Friday night, and after social enjoyment made
her the recipient of handsome souvenir, in to-
ken of their affection for beloved teacher.
s. A. Trowbridge returned last week from
western trip in the interest of Mishler Bros
he reports good sales.
Mr.. Clyde Wright. wife and SON Clarence
spent Sunday with Rev. and Mrs Stauffer. They
were former parishIon ers of Mr.. Stauffer at
Caldwell, o.. and now reside at Warren.
The indications are again favorable for the
manufacture Of pottery ware in Ravenna. A
deposit of excellent clay has been found and
tested. and the only question now is in regard to
the quantity in the bed.
We are requested to say that the parties who
have been about town soliciting money on rep
resentations that it was for Oakwood Chapel
did SO purely on their own authority, entirely
unbeknown to the Society, who never directed
them,o or any other person to make such canvass.
Rev. and Mrs. S. W. Meek left shis morni
for a nine days sojourn at Chicago and the Elk
position. On the 18th they will attend the Meek
family reunion. to be held in Chicago.
Il.
Waller and wife. Philip Heitcman and wife, L
j Goddard. and Miss Dorotha Baird. of New
tonFalls. will leave for the Exposition saturda
We are still in the ring. Our competitors
have tried to drive us out of town, but didn't
succeed No wonder they are bowling and
jealous. We are doing splendid business on
account of the great bargains we give.
ITNrA Rr 0rur DOOnr Mo
W. H. Maxwell. of Philadelphia. is the guest
of his cousin. Miss Jennie Banks.
W. J. Beckley and G. q. Robinson left for the
Exposition Saturday. expecting to be absent
about two weeks.
For BARGAINS IN MILLINERY, go to MRS.
E. NJ. ROBINSON, as she is closing out her stock
of goods.
A change occurred today in the firm of Smith
& Davis. Mr.. Davis retiring and Mr.. G. J. Brig
ham taking his interest.
July End is G. W.. B. NJ. day at the Disciple
Church. and the ladies of the Auxiliary will oc-
cupy the morning hour with appropriate service
Ladies Patent Leather Tipped Oxford Ties
for $I.oo. F. P. CHAPMAN.
Converse & Son still have good line of Lace
Curtains curtain poles and window shades. Now
is the time to save money. They will have no
more when the present stock is gone.
Before buying look at the ladies' and boys
waists at Converse's. The assortment is good
now, but will soon ks broken. See the Boys
l waists at Is cents.
| If your feet are troublesome. go to Chapman's
and buy the Comfort Slipper, for only a5c.
Mrs. Edith Gray and three children. of North
Dakota. is visiting her sister. Mrs. W. F. Towns
1 She expects to spend the summer with her rela
| tives in Ravenna.
Come to the Circus this week, and call al
Chapman's Shoe Emporium for big values.
Mr.. James Hamilton and daughter. Mrs
Rogers, of Gallipolis, Mr.. .Alpheus Hamilton anC
Mr.. Morgan Hamilton, of New Baltimore. were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. c. Belding, Friday.
Mrs. L. j. Tibballs left Sunday night for Hi
nois, having been called there by the serious
sickness of her brother. Henry Yontz. Mr.. 7
will meet her in Chicago next Monday. and the,
expectto remain two weeks viewing the Fair
We call attention to the advertisement of
F. Thompson, which appears in another place
He has complete stock of Carriages, Buggies
Wagons. and Agricultural Implements. If 70,
need anything in his line give him call.
A correction should be made in an item ap
pearing in last weeks issue. The item shoult
have read 1. L. Collins has purchased tht
Libis property on Central Avenue and will tax
possession some time during the month";.
Rev. Il. D. Staufer is in Garrettsville today t
oficiate at the nuptials of Miss Mary Baldwin Q
= that city and Mr.. James Howard. of Chillicoth
!, Ohio. prominent B. & o. official. Miss Baldwin
2 is one of the most popular young ladies of Gar
rettsville and has large circle Of friends in th
1 city. who will wish her happy future.