The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1893-08-09
THE DEMOCRATIC PRESS
EAvENNA. WEDNESDAY, Aug. 8. ,ss
Miss Edith Ashley is visiting friends in Sc

RAvENNA. WEDNESDAY, Aug. 8, ,93
Miss Edith Ashley is visiting friends in Sc
vile, o.
Mrs. W. b Thomas is visiting friends in
Oberlin
Mrs Beckwith is visiting in Ashtabula
Fred King went TO Pittsburgh the 9th
Bernard W alter was C & passenger fol
Pittsburgh. Monday
| Miss Jennie Alcorn left for Pittsburgh Mon
day. to visit friends in that city
Mrs r Freeman left for Chicago via & P
yesterday
Martin Loomis took the B & for Chicago
thursday night.
Miss Ida Seymour of Canton is visiting hel
brother. a. Z Seymour.
Mrs BSrber and three children returned
to their home in Newark. o. this morning,
Hon C Goodman. I II Phelps. Esq. and H L
Scarf are attending the Convention.
The Atlantic Mills haYe been running night
and day Tor the past two weekt.
Misses Louise and Josephine clark, of Pitts
burgh. are guests of G. d. Harris and family.
Miss Finch. of Youngstown. is the guest OF
Miss Rena Reed
II L Beatty and family are home from their
vacation at Sandy.
A. Alexander, of Canton. returned to his home
this morning. after spending day with his
friend B. Heskins
Mrs A uurke and daughter are visiting her
sister, Mrs Heskins
There was a slight change on the C. s. P. last
Sunday. Train No 81. for Cleveland is due
here at 4: SO m; the only other enange is in
the Salem Accommodation. East bound. which
arrives at 4: 81 m
Mrs. Jane Jennings returned last week from
a visit with Cleveland friends.
Whether you go to the Worlds Fair or not
don't forget the Portage County Fair, If the
show isn't as large neither Is it as expensive.
Garrison. of Kent seems to be in the lead. SO
far. for place on the p ticket as ca ndidate
for County Treasurer.
Ed Russell returned to Pittsburgh yesterday
Miss Lottie Clements. of Cleveland. is the
guest of Miss Maud Maxsou
L A Gridley. of Garrettsville. travelling sales
man for the Globe Oil Co. was in town today
JIG Dole has the contract for F Parks new
house on East Main: he will commence opera
tions tomorrow.
Charles Lang and father. Joseph Lang of
Cleveland spent Sunday with his brother-in-
law. Louis schweitzsr being en- route for Cam
bridge. Pa
John B Lane. of Cleveland. is visiting his
mother, Mrs VIM. Bostwick. Prospect st.
All. White and wife left Monday for three
weeks visiting trip in Iowa.
Frank Merits. the popular salesman at j. c.
n q Co.. T.ck s..1,A g.
weeks visitto the Worlds Fair.
E R. Taylor wife and .daughter Mabel. and
Misses Cora W Wadsworth and Katherine Harris
returned from Chicago Saturday morning.
The youngest son of Rev. H d. Stauffer was
bitten on the right forearm last Thursday by a
tramp dog. making a slight wound.
George Marvin and wife. of Cleveland, were
guests at D. l.. Rockwell's last week. Mr..
Marvin is with the Leader.
Mrs. D. C. Gardner returned Saturday morning
from six weeks visit with her parents at Dia-
mondale. Michigan.
Mr.. Lee, who recently come here from Ware
Mass. has moved his family to ;Ravenna He
is in the employ of the Turner Company
Mrs. Harvey. of Pa, is visiting her cousin
Mrs. G. W Brown. and with her will leave to-
morrow for the west. where they will visit rel
atives and the Worlds Fair.
Miss Georgia Brigham left Sunday for Louis
vile, KY. and expects to visit the Worlds Fair
before returning home. the last of this month.
The Memorial services of Mrs. Allie NJ Gano
who died in Moscow. Idaho. July 26th. will be
held in the disciple Church, Edinburgh, next
Sunday at the usual hour for worship.
George Flath. wife and daughter Lena and
Miss Mary Ankele were D & passengers TO
the Worlds Fair last Thursday night. Miss
Ankele will visit in Boone. Iowa. before return
ing to havenna.
The basket factory of K1ngsbury Brothers is
under excellent headway. A Bennett has
contracted for the entire output of the concern
for the season. and about 10 employees will be
added to the force in the near future,
John Doud died Sunday night at his home in
the northwest quarter of the city. of consump-
tion. aged about 70 years. His funeral was
held at 8: 80 Tuesday morning.
A card from W c. vanNess. dated at Denni-
son, Iowa, August 7th. says: Am WELL and
hard at work in the Institute here, This week
ends a two weeks session. Am feeling tip top"
DR.. Leonard will be in his office on Tuesdays
and Saturdays. Office hours from to 10 a. m
and to p. m. On other days his office hours
will be from to o clock in the forenoon.
Our Wagonette is now ready for parties desir-
ing it, and will seat ten or twelve people. Or
ders left at Krake's Grocery. or at the office of
the Livery Stable. North Chestnut ST.. will re-
ceive prompt attention.
MRS. R. B. WITTEn.
Moving a brick building evidently is not the
simplest thing in the world Those who have