The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1893-08-16
THE DEMOCRATIC PRESS
RAvENNA. WEDNESDAY,. Aug. 1e, 1913
A. T. Smith was in Akron this forenoon.

Ine L. q w. Is Delng slagged on this Sectlo
as rapidly as possible.
oakwood Chapel Sunday School will picnic
Brady Lake. Wednesday. August 28rd
D. H. Gardner was in Newton Falls Frida
on business.
Miss Daisy AlmoE went to Minerva las
Wednesday.
Wm ;Poulson is making decided improve
ments on his residence on Freedom street
The annual reunion of the 104th Owl will
be held at Canal Fulton, Ohio. August 3Otl
and 3lst.
Great excitement was occasioned at Brady
Lake Sunday, by a man who was seized will
an epileptic fit.
L. e. Stanley. at present located in Wheeling
W. Va. spent few days with his family in tn Ii
city. returning Monday morning.
burglar entered the store at Freedom Sta
tion Friday night. and helped himself to cigars
and other knick knacks. No clue.
Mrs H. L. Smith and daughter went to Phila.
delphia Thursday,
Mrs. H. S Lake left Friday for Falkland
Camp. Langhorn Sta. Pa
Miss Leota Henson went to Pittsburgh Friday
III Tibballs and wife are attending the FAM
lily reunion. held at Blue Pond, Summit county.
today.
| Mrs VIM. Finch and son Dick, left yesterd y
to visit friends in Alliance. Bayard and Ken
/ sington.
The Globe Carbon Works. which have been
closed for the past week for repairs. will start
| again next Monday.
Mr.. Witchell. formerly head cutter at the
Loudin Shoe factory. with his family, left on
Monday for Detroit where he has located
Mrs. Lizzie Oxni.er and SON. of Pittsburgh j.
are visiting her brother, Michael Krebs on
Lincoln Avenue.
C. d. Goss. Principal of the Alliance SC hools.
Is spending a part of his vacation at Sandy
Lake.
If you want to enjoy e ne solos. 60 and hear
Mrs. Mcleod. at the Universalist Church next
Sunday.
Frank E. Kingsbury and wife. of Newburgh,
spent Sunday with his parents. o. d. Kings
bury.
Miss Mamie Robinson left yesterday for her
home in Salisbury. Pa. after spending two
weeks with Miss Anna Smith.
Burglars gained an entrance to Geidlinger's
store. in sufield. Monday night. and secured a
small amount of plunder They did net get into
the safe.
Married. August Is. 1898. by R.v. Andrew
Wilson. at his residence. Charles A. Rhodes. of
Ravenna. and Miss Sophronia Heisler, of Roots
town,
Best Lemons. only 10 cents pound; Big
Bananas, only 20 cents per dozen. Cash paid
for Butter. Picnicers supplies; Mason Fruit
Jars reduced. HOPE NOVELTY STORE.
Mrs. Mcleod. of Norwalk. will assist in the
singing at the Universalist Church next Sum
day. This will be good news to many who have
so heartily enjoyed her singing.
Curby Adams. of Kent, was unable to pay
the fine imposed upon him by Justice Dickin-
son and is at the Jail as a consequence. His
wife was over to see him yesterday.
Bev. w. Meek is enjoying his annual va
cation There will be NO services at this church
until the first Sunday in September. Sunday
School and Young Peoples Meetings as usual,
Miss Ellison. of Cleveland. Miss Child, of
Boston. and MIR. Leland Ingersell of Cleveland
are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. B L. Britton. Bow.
cry and Elm streets.
Helen. the 10 months old child Of Mr. and Mrs
Charles Bingham Of Rootstown died last Thurs
day. Her funeral was held Saturday afternoon
and the interment M ade in Edinburgh.
George Cope, an aged resident of Campbells- s.
port, and one of the pioneers of that place was
in town yesterday for the first time in mang
years. calling on friends and relatives His
long stay at home was occasioued by stroke of
paralysis.
Our friend Francis L. Clark, and his two
daughters, Kisses Louise and Josephine. are
making us a short visit. Like all who have
been residents of our city. Frank has q strong
attachment for the home of his youth.
A valuable colt belonging to Chas. Merits, es-
capped from the pasture mile and half north
east of town. and getting upon the railroad ad
Joining. was overtaken by train and so badly
injured as to necessitate killing it.
Do not forget the Farmers Picnic at Sandy
Lake, on Saturday of next week. the 26th inst,
Mr.. E. L. Hale. lecturer of the Ohio State
Grange will be present and address the people.
While the present dry weather is quite dam
aging TO many important crops, it has given
farmers an opportunity 10 secure the oat crop in
au excellent condiIian-
Ravonna Grange meets in regular session on
next Saturday. Subjects for discussion, 1.-The
Farm Water supply" and Are Vapor Stoves
PRACTICAL e or profitable for the farm home?
Those who will take boarders during the
Teachers Institute next week. please report to
Miss Minnie Gladding or to Miss Winnie
Thomas.
Frank Jones of Defiance. Ohio was the guest
of Mr., and Mrs. A. 3, Fairchild from Thursday
to Tuesday. He is a brother of Mrs Fairchild
j. n. Walker. wife and daughter Bertha. T
NJ Bloomfield and wife and Misses Maud and
Blanche Bloomfield. Miss Lola Polan, Paul
Hamilton, j. Winders and wife took the B. 81
o for Chicago saturday evening.
Owing to falling off of business the B so
is retrenching all along the line. Last week
they laid off Perry Shrop, assistant operator at
this Station. large gang lof Italians were
also given an indefinite leave of absence. Some
of them have left for Wisconsin.
Mrs. 81 D. Burroughs and daughter Ida
Misses Eva and Maud Severance, Will Bradford
and Vernon Stanford. of Ravenna: W. H.
Loomis, Carl Curtiss. CharlestoWn, and Misses
Nettie Morris and Cora Dobbs. of Paris, were
Erie passengers for Chicago yesterday
August 23rd, L. II Bean sells the noted Dixi-
ana Stock, near Lexington. KY. consisting of
trotting horses and Jersey cattle. On the 3Oth
and 31st, he sells at the Chautauqua Lake Stock
Farm, jamestown. n. Y 60 head of trutting
horses byWilksronian and other first class sires
Health. Habits and Manners of Boys receive
special attention at Kenyon Military Academy
Gambler. Ohio, where they are prepared by
efficient masters for college or business, The
symmetrical training OF the whole boy Is the
object of the school. Send for the catalogue
PECULIAR morning and evening services will
be Presumed at the UniFersalist Church next
Sunday. At1U a. m. Rev. Mr.. Wilson will give
a discourse on " W hat is man. as illustrated by
the Worlds Fair.'' and at 7p IN. a lecture on
the Worlds Fair as an educational institu,
tion. All are cordially invited
The Mt. Union College Band of 25 pieces. will
give an Open Air Concert in Court House Park,
Saturday evening. This is one of the finest
Bands in the State, and will camp at Sandy
Lake for short time. and will give concerts
Sunday afternoon next and the Sunday follow.
ing.