The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1894-10-03
THE DEMOCRATIC PRESS
Ravenna, Wednesday, Oct. 3, 1894
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Paine are visiting friends
in Toledo.

Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Paine are visiting friends
in Toledo.
| Flower Pots in great variety at
HOPE NOVELTY STORE.
Geo. Augenbaugh went to Louisville, o.,
Saturday.
c. E. Bean and J. Bergamon were in
Cleveland on business, Friday.
Mrs. Emily Riddle visited relatives and
friends in Cleveland, Friday.
Fishermen are having great luck" these
days.
P.O. Wood and son Harry, of Alliance.
were in town over Sunday.
The Randolph Fair will be held next week
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday.
H. L. Scarf, Jr., has moved into Mrs. VIM.
Bostwick's house, on Prospect street.
Born, Friday morning, to Mr.. and Mrs. A.
B. Jennings, twelve pound boy.
the Ravenna Shoe Co., will occupy the house
from which he removes.
There are said TO be more squirrels in the
woods this fall than have been seen in this
vicinity for years.
| See the Bargains on our 5 and 10c. Tables.
Hope NOVELTY STORE.
Miss Frances Wildes is attending school
of Music at Findlay, O., expecting to be
absent until December.
J. FL. Evans attended the funeral of Mrs.
B. Fl. Pratt, of Troy, Geauga Co., Sunday,
the 23rd ult.
Delos Goddard, Esq, of Cleveland, was
the guest of his nephew,J J. R. LaDu, near
Sandy Lake, over Sunday.
The Ladies' Cemetery Association will
meet this week Thursday afternoon, at three
O'Clock, at the usual place.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Jennings attended the
wedding of their nephew, DR.. Jennings, in
Cleveland, last Thursday evening.
Paul Freeman left for Columbus last night
to accept position as assistant in the Re-
publican Executive Committee rooms.
School Supplies at
HOPE NOVELTY STORE.
The fine weather last Saturday brought an
old time crowd to the Deerfeld Fair. Every
one says the Deerfeld Fair is the place for
:" great" time,
J.C. Goodenough and E. F. Cannon have
ed near the Fire Department house, Mr..
Goodenough occupying the upper and Mr..
Cannon the lower floors.
Fine Milk and Butter Crooks, Jugs, and
Stone Churns. HOPE NOVELTY STORE.
We have the best 50 Coal for furnace use
on bo Erott TT e.
They have some mighty mean thieves over
in Kent. When the librarian of the Cong
Church of that place opened the room Sun
day morning he found the library had been
robbed of about 800 worth of books.
Rebecca Lodge, I. o. o. F., of Kent, went
to Garrettsville Friday night, and exempli-
fed the Rebecca degree in Ora Lodge. Mr.
and Mrs. J. Fl. Evans and Homer Judd and
wife of this place, were in attendance.
j. w. Roberts has bought two lots on East
Oak street, a part of the property formerly
owned by the late Judge Conant The pur-
chase includes the barn on t he premises
which will be moved to the front and con-
verted into dwelling.
Four Pairs of Good Socks for 25c. at
HOPE NOVELTY STORE.
Ex-Prosecutor Maxson left for Buffalo
Monday morning, where he will be Joined
| by his daughter, Miss Maude, who has been
visiting in New York, State for about two
weeks. They will visit Niagara Falls and
Toronto, returning to Ravenna on Friday of
this week. Mrs. Maxson is spending the
week with friends in Newton Falls.
The Township Trustees held their regular
monthly session Monday, at the Clerks Of
fee. The usual bills were allowed and or
dered paid. The ditch known as e Wahoo
creek" in the north part of town, was Or
dered cleaned. One or two sheep claims
were presented, but were not acted upon.
Ray Wilks Metropolitan Co. showed to a
a small and thoroughly disguised audience
at the Opera House, Friday evening. It is
barely possible that a troupe of less merit
may be travelling, somewhere, but it is sin
cerely hoped that none such will come any
nearer than six miles to Ravenna.
Eleven lbs. best Sweet Potatoes for 25c. al
HOPE NOVELTY STORE.
George Williamson, stone mason of Kent
committed suicide last Sunday afternoon, by
l
He had been drinking man and last winter
took the Kelley treatment at Cuyahoga Falls
He had, however, again allowed liquor to be
come his master. and it is supposed tina
dependency on that account caused him t.
commit the rash act.
The so bird match shoot, between J. A. W
Morrow and II. F. Smith, both members O
the Ravenna Gun Club, was shot off las
Thursday afternoon, and was won by MI
Morrow, who scored 81 to Smiths 27. Th
latter was laboring under the disadvantag
can outshoot his opponent, and before leav
ing the grounds another match was arrange
between them, which will be decided mex
week Thursday afternoon.
J The practical joker is around again. Thi
time he has valuable collection of I" relics
3 displayed in F. P. Chapman's window, al
, plainly labeled, said to have been collecte
by F. w. Lowrie "during his recent trip t
Palestine" Among the curios are a Ium
of rock salt, &c said to bea part of Lots wife,
2 " one of the pebbles used by David in hi
controversy with Goliah, "' one of the jewel
of the Queen of Sheba, and fig leaf, labele
ga patch from Adams pants" The displa
was very attractive, being nicely framed wit
q samples of Chapmans elegant shoes.
Big Yellow Bananas 15c. doz at
HOPE NOVELTY STORE.