The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1893-07-26
The DEMOCRATIC PR EsS
ENNA.:wEDNEsDAy. July ae,'es
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from the Exposition last Friday.
Mrs. E. Truman spent three days in Tro
Geauga county. returning home Monday.
Miss N. E. Powers. of Youngstown, is visitin
Mrs. F. P. Chapman.
Mrs. Ada Fisher. of Mansfield, is the guest ,
Mrs. A. N. Loveand.
Business at the Knapp Pump and Porch Co
umn Works is reported brisker than usual.
g. W. Gockel and family have returned froI
their Western trip.
Mrs. Catharine Officer. of Philadelphia, Pa
visiting with her nephew. E. P. Merits. this week
Miss Pearl Myers. of Mogadore. is visiting he
sister. Miss Alice Myers.
E. Knapp went to GarrettsviIle yesterday, fo
a few days visit
Miss Cora LeMoigne. of GarrettsvilIe is tn
guest of MIR and Mrs j. c. Goodenough
II III Truman and family, of CARROTS Vile
visited Ravenna friends over Sunday.
Mrs. E. A. vanNess went to Galesburgh
Mich, last Friday.
Mrs Ii. T.Clark and SON Bert left last Friday
for visit in Rochester. N. Y :. and Canaua
Mrs. II. L. Scarf and son Frank returned from
Chicago Saturday evening. and Mr.. and Mrs
Morrow on Monday morning.
Married, July 2srd. 1899. by Rev. Andrew
Wilson. at his residence. Thomas T. Darrat
and Miss Claudia A. Pike, both of Brimfield,
Rev. and Mrs. Andrew Wilson left Monday
morning for Chicago and the Worlds Fair,
T. B. Alcern. Esq. of Pittsburgh, is spending
the week with the family of c. G. Canfield. al
their cottage at Sandy Lake
JEFF. Thompson died at his residence in thi.
city last Saturday night of paralysis. aged 81
years.
Married. July % 1898. by Rev. Andrew Will
son, at his residence. Irwin Brown and Miss
Victoria A, Cook. both of Shalersville.
]. N. Birdsall is filling the position of F. S.
Comstock at Furry & Seymour's. during his three
weeks vacation absence in New York.
Frank Moore. ex foreman at the Turner Dye
Works. has gone to England fora visit with rel-
atives.
John F. and C. G. Byers went to Chicago last
Thursday night. to remain about one week at
the Exposition.
Mrs. Maria Jackson. of Johnsonville. Trum-
bull county. is the guest her sisters. Mesdames
Winston and Scott.
George S. Bell. agent of A. & L. E. Road at
Deerfeld. was in town with a young lady friend,
Sunday the guest of his sister. Mrs. E. P. Mertz.
Dust Robes and Buggy Whips half price.
Screen Doors and Window Screens, ,Hammocks,
Wood Picnic Plates. at reduced prices.
HoPE NOVELTY STORE.
Miss Ethel Holcomb has accepted and is now
filling position clerk in the advertising de-
partment of the Cleveland Penny Press.
Rev. and Mrs. o. A, Richards were in Cuya.
hoga Fails Sunday night. where he delivered
temperance lecture at Union meeting held in
the Congregational Church.
Thursday evening a party of campers from
Pippin Lake, made torchlight parade. The6
to the thrilling music of fife and
drums.
Threshers commenced operations last week,
and report large yield of wheat, several lots
already heard from which run from 81 to 3s
bushels to the acre.
Curtiss Farrance, of Shalersville, was fined
II and costs by Mayor Cole. for being intoxi-
Gated last Saturday night. 1t was his first Of
tense and the fine and costs were but a small
part of his punishment.
Kenyon Military Academy, Gambler. Ohio
is select home school for boys. Great care is
taken to exclude bad boys. 1t is much the old.
est. largest and best equipped boarding school
for boys in the State. Send for its catalogue,
Hereafter. the band concerts at Brady Lake
will be give from $50 to O'Clock D. M, every
day except unday. This will give our citizens
an opportunity of enjoying an after supper treat
that will be appreciated.
The tax collections are about all in at the
Treasurer's Office. They will foot up to about
$l10 .OO0 alower figure than usual. This indicates
a much larger delinquent list than last year.
The gang of Italians employed on the P. &W.
quit work Monday, on account of the failure of
the Company to pay them. Affairs must be in
anything but a prosperous condition, when a
railroad company keeps the wages of its en-
ployes three months in arrear.
During the week ending July 18th, the State
Board of Health reported SO cases of diptheria
and II deaths; scarlet fever, 45 cases. death;
typhoid fever % cases, deaths; whoopfng
cough, 81 cases. death; measles 26 cases,
death.
Deputy c. W. Brown, with party of dozen
members of Ravenna Lodge I. o. o. F., went to
Kent. Monday night to install officers for the
next term. The party made the trip in two ele-
CANT new turnouts from the Livery of Mrs. e.
B. Witter.
Bion Boosinger wishes 10 inform his patrons
and the public generally tn at he has moved his
shoeing forge from Meridian street to the alley
in the rear of Riddle block. and is nicely ftted
up and prepared to see mis- customers Call on
him at the new location.
Business at H. f. Caris Brick Works this
season has been excellent thus far with lar ger
trade than the average year. The establish
ment gives employment to Is hands and is in
constant operation. Orders are now being
filed for Niles. Newton Falls and Hudson.
August Urban has opened a shoemaking and
repairing shop on the alley in the rear of Brak
lows restaurant. Although the location is a
little out of the way, August will make it an
object for all in want of work In his line to look
him up.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. S. Comstock left via the Erie
yesterday morning. FOR jamestown. N. Y. They
expect to remain three weeks. visiting relatives
in that city. Olean and Cuba. On their return,
they will go from jamestown to Niagara Falls.
whence they will resume their journey home.
ward over the Lake Shore Railway.
The employees of Mishlers' Tile Works took a
well earned vacation last Saturday spending the
day in the south part of the County. where they
enjoyed themselves in the delightful pastime of
blackberrying. In order 10 secure the day to
themselves. they were obliged to work from one
to four hours overtime the preceding five days
of the week.
Big Yellow Bananas zoe dozen.
Big Watermelons 25c each.
Fresh Lemons I0c pound,
New Potatoes 28c peck.
California Oranges SOC a dozen.
Clipped Dried Beef 1Sc pound.
Three Sheets Best Fly Paper for loo.
8Choice Peaches in any quantity.
HOPE NOVELTY STORE.
Sunday evening. as ths little two year ole
daughter lof Clement Linkey living on the corner
of Lincoln Avenue and Day street. was playing
with dust broom. she brous E1t it against iamI
on the table. upsettipg and breaking it. Til,
] blazing fluid rapidly spread. burning up tn
table cloth and napkins. and ran over portion
I of the carpet, burning quite large patches. be
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