The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1893-08-09
MIR. and Mrs spanseiler. of colnmblana, o.

MIR. and Mrs spanseiler. of Colnmbiana. o.
ars guests at G. F, Goeppinger's.
c. L. Beitz and family are spending the week
with relatives in Middietown and youngstown.
J.F. Grille drove over from Akron Friday for
business and pleasure
Miss Louise Bic z, of Akron. is visiting her
parents, DR. and Mrs. A. Beitz. on Hazen st.
Big stock of Buggy Busters at half price.
HOPE NOVELTY STORE.
Mrs. R o, Strong. of st. Paul. MINI is visit
ing her sister, Mrs, Geo Robinson.
Miss Pauline Schultz. of Cleveland. is visit
ing her sister. Mrs. G. w Gockel.
Prices reduced for Masen's Best Fruit Jars
and Extra Tops. HoPENovELTY STORE.
There were 46 applicants at the Teachers Ex-
animation last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Webb. of Freedom. spent Sunday
with their son Henry. on Freedom street.
Buckeye Division. U. R. P. initiated a candi-
date Monday night.
Cresset Lodge conferred the End degree on three
candidates last night.
Four car loads of Feed expected at the Attain
tic Mills this week.
Cash for Butter, at
HOPE NOVELTY STORE.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Heisler. of Akron. are
enjoying vacation with her father, at Muddy
Lake.
The Hope Novelty Store. with others, ,"vacate''
their accustomed places in our columns this
week to make room for the Presidents Message
Otto Bietz. of Akron. was out ever so late o.
nights. Friday and Saturday. beguiling the fnny
tribe at Muddy.
Mrs. Robert Probeck and two children, of
Syracuse. N. Y. are being entertained at the
homes of G. P. Heimes and Peter Flath.
The Laubert family reunion was hels last
Thursday. at Blue Pond. in Springfield town
ship. east of Akron.
"A. N Comstock. of the Cleveland Press. spent
Sunday with his uncle. e. s. Comstock, of this
city.
Best Rubbers for Fruit Jars only To- dez.
HOPE NOVELTY STORE.
Do you know Work Co.'S CRUSHED OATS are
the only perfect food for your Horse?
They deliver all kinds of Flour and Feed to
any part of the city. Telephone No 95-
Tickets for the great Californian's Song Service
at the Disciples Church next Tuesday Eve. are
on sale at J. H. FoRD's.
Union Young Peoples meeting at Congrega-
tional Church. Sunday evening. at o'clock.
standard time.
Union Service at Congregational Church next
Sunday evening. The subject of the sermon will
be 1.-THE Light of the World" A cordial invita-.
tion is extended to all people.
The superior quality of ELECTRIC LIGHT Flour
has compelled Work & Co. to run their mill night
and day the past three weeks. to get a little
ahead. in order to do some repairing.
Don't forget that Creasinger. the California
Singing Evangelist. will sing at the Disciples
Chur-h next Tuesday evening. His finest songs
are those of his own composition.
young man who was at Brady last Thursday
with Cleveland party. nearly lost his life while
bathing in shallow water near the bathing house.
He was restored to consciousness with great
difficulty.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred. Marty and two children.
of Syracuse N. Y. visited the families of G. P.
Heimes and Peter Flath. Monday. while en- route
to the Worlds Fair. for which they left yester-
day morning.
Ravenna Tent No. IS. Knights of Macabees
will hold meeting at o'clock tomorrow night.
full attendance is desired. as business of i'm
portance will be transacted and delegates elected
to represent Tue 1euG at Gne SCaLe OOnfouG1Ou 10
be held at Piqua. o.. August 18th.
The Ladies' Cemetery Association will meet
in Riddles Block. Thursday afternoon of this
week, at O'Clock, to complete arrangements
for the Ice Cream Festival to be given by them
on Saturday evening next
BY ORDER OF THE PRESIDENT.
Don Donnells has resigned Qis position with
the Rayenna Gas and Electric Light Co and
accepted position with the American Cereal
Co. Mills Lawrence takes the place in the G
& e. L Co.
Mrs. s. j. Wood has sold her stock Of goods
aud retired from the Millinery business. The
goods were purchased by Cleveland parties and
will be shipped away form Ravenna.
+. A Hyde was the lucky man at Pitkin &
Monsey's guessing contest. He guessed there
were 1860 nails in the can. and the count. Sat
urday evening. showed tina out of about COO
guesses registered. his was nearest the correct
humber. 1868 Tie prize was q ticket to the
w orld's Fair.
T. G. Phillips, General Agent ofthe Equitable
Life Assurance Society. is building con
| venient office. fronting on Oak street. at hit
| residence
| New Fall Goods are beginning to arrive. and
will keep rolling in, and prices made right all
the time. Will continue to give good discount
on the old stock, in order to make room for the
\ new. Please give me call.
| J. @. CLARK.
Cook & Whitby's Colossal English Show:
have crea ted furor in the East. Oar exchang es
all concur in the statement that this is the mo 81
extensive and entertaining Circus ever brought
| to this country. Will be iii Ravenua. w ednes
day. September 9th
W. E. Hummelbaugh and family. of Leroy
N. Y. arrived Saturday evening. and are guest
of Mrs. Bu--melbaugh's parents. j. w Nc
Gahan and " ife He will remain two week
and his family expect to make somewha
longer visit.
Frank Rood in charge of the American Ceres
Company's Office in this city. left for Chicag
Saturday evening, to spend weeks vacation i
taking in as much of the great Exposition as hi
time will permit.
E.A Hyde and Tracy Jones. with four othe
Ravenna CycIers. took run to Congress Lake
Sunday morning. making the trip of % miles i
less than two hours. They met party of fft
Canton wheelman at the resort. with whom the
passed pleasant day. in superb entertainer
at the hotel at Chat place.
y. =. CLARK VINO succeeds N. converse q SOC
Son. left for West Salem. his recent home. Sun
day evening. to superintend the removal of hi
mercantile and household goods to this city. Hi
family will accompany him on his return. who
is expected to be in a week or ten days, and wi
take up their abode in Mrs. E. H. Waits hous
! corner of Main and Walnut streets. which he hi
rented for their occupancy.
Last Thursday Jack Carroll aud B. &
brakeman named Hayes had all set to
this station. in which Carroll was knockt
down by blow from the railroader, and ge
ting on his feet in time to escape further pu
t ishment was chased up Chestnut street by /
is sntagonist. who pressed him SO hard that t
l. terrified Carroll sought refuge in the home
e Mr, w allace. just above the depot. Carr
:. went in and the other beligerent stayed oil
}. and peace reigned again.
l. Edmund Knapp and family. and c. II. Kna!
of Garrettsville; II. V. Knapp and family,
. Cuyahoga Falls: Mrs. S. Palmer and daught
. Mrs. Julia Bell. of Cleyeland Mr.. and M
:, Thomas Palmer. of Lorain O.; G. E. Davis al
,s wife. Edward Knapp and wife. Mrs. Robt. Kna
- and son. A. D. Knapp. and Mrs. W. II. Lintc