The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1894-10-03
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. seaton visited friends

in Cleveland last Wednesday.
Miss Rena Rockwell visited Cleveland
friends last Wednesday.
Mrs. James Furry spent Wednesday with
friends in the Forest City.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. II. Gardner spent Satur-
day with Cleveland friends.
Mrs. Carrie Esty left for absence of week
with Cleveland friends, Saturday.
WANTED-Pears and Ounces in any guam
tity, at HOPE NOVELTY STORE.
Geo. W. Brown exhibits Light Brahmas at
the Akron Fair this week.
Mrs. A. H. Parsons spent Monday in
Cleveland, attending the Millinery openings.
Taxes became due and payable Monday,
October 1st.
W. S. Elson and family have moved into
one of the houses recently completed on
North Chestnut street.
Davis White has been confined to his house
several days by sickness, and is still under
the doctors care.
Mrs. Ida Baker, of Windham, is building
house on Central Avenue, which she will
occupy as soon as it is completed.
The Universalist Sunday School will have
a Picnic at the Church next Saturday. All
are invited to meet at o'clock p. m,
Rev. Andrew Wilson and A. D. Olin at
tended the funeral of L. B. Pierce, of Tall
madge, Tuesday afternoon.
Mason's Best Quart Fruit Jars Doc. doz.
HOPE NOVELTY STORE.
"Dick" Robinson terminated his thirty
days furlough from the Annapolis Naval
Academy, last Thursday, returning on the
c. & P. flyer"
Rev. Jesse Hill, of Rootstown, occupied
the Congregational pulpit Sunday morning,
by exchange. There were no services in the
evening.
Miss Rhoda A. Twitt leaves for Florida to-
morrow. She will visit St. Augustine, and
then go to Tampa, the residence of her broth
er Will, and sister, Mrs. Mary Bruce, with.
the latter of whom she will make her home
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Lacey and daughter
Beatrice, of Lakewood suburb of Cleve-
land, return home this evening, after three
days visit with Ravenna friends.
Miss Rena Reed went to Buffalo, n.
Y, Saturday, upon invitation to attend the
wedding of her friend, Miss McWilliams, of
that city.
We call the attention of our readers to the
advertisement of w. J. HAYES, Crystal Lake
Farm, Ravenna, Ohio, in which he offers a
few choice bred young bulls, that are now fit
for service.
Last Sunday Rev. Andrew Wilson preach
ed in the old Campbellite Church in Palmyra
to large congregations, and quickened so
much interest that many are anxious for fire.
quent meetings.
The services in the Universalist Church
last Sunday morning, were conducted by
Mrs. Andrew Wilson. In the evening the
Y. P. c. U. held very interesting and help
full meeting.
Mrs. Frank Taylor died about 6 o'clock
Tuesday morning, of consumption, at the
family residence on the Campbellsport road.
She leaves a ahusband and one child. Funeral
at II a. M, today, Rev. Andrew Wilson Of
iciating.
in Ravenna P. o., October 3rd, 1894, for two
weeks or more.
J. B. Cole, Forest Hogen, Miss A. Leary
Law, Chas. Kenal, ]. Owesney, Mrs. J. Van
dixie, G. D. Wing. D. c. GOODMAN, P. NJ.
B. F. Boosinger has broken ground for the
erection of house in the lot adjoining on
the south of his present residence, into which
he will move on its completion. Mr.. Root,
foreman of the sole leather department in
Mrs. Sylvia DeCamp, of Cincinnati, was
the guest of her cousin, D. G. Gardner, and
family, last week. She is now visiting her
cousin, Mrs. D. K. Wheeler, in Hiram, from
where she will return home this week.
The score at the Gun Club shoot Thursday
afternoon was as follows: At 25 blue rocks
from three traps, rapid fire system
Morrow IA, Williams II, Bierce 20, Harris
20, Schweitzer 15, Edelman 16, King 4, Grail
II. Second score: Grail 18, Williams H.
Bierce 10, Edelman Is.
Mrs. Frank Werner and Mrs. Reed, o1
Marlboro, attended the Fisk Jubilee Concer
Monday evening. They were the guests o1
DR.. and Mrs. C. II. Griffin, returning home
yesterday.
Frank Chapman writes that he had de
| lightful trip to Boston. He took a boat a
Albany, thereby enabling him to enjoy tht
beautiful scenery of the Hudson, of world
wide fame.
Eleven pounds best Sweet Potatoes for 25c
at HOPE NOVELTY STORE.
Mrs. Morrison, accompanied by her sister
Mrs. E. R. Wait and daughter Emily, tool
passage on the c. & P. "fiyer" for N. Y . Cit,
last Thursday, where they will, as is thei
annual custom, spend the Winter months.
Best II Quart Galvanized Iron Pals onI,
25c. each, at HOPE NOVELTY STORE.
In the Universalist Church next Sunda
morning, after the sermon by the pastor
there will be admission of members an
Communion service. There will also b
preaching at p. M, on Righteous Judg
ment."
Among the Ravenna parties who availe
themselves of the G. & P. excursion rate
to Cleveland, yesterday morning, were A
bert Babcock, accompanied by julius Day
who will return after three days visit wit
his brother Perry; Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Jones
DR.. c. II. Griffin, Fl. NJ. Wright, ]. C. ClarE
w. A. Case, Miss Lottie Lefingwell, and n
K. Goss, of Edinburg, many of them com
! bining business with pleasure.
l Best Quart Agate Ware Slew Kettle onl
7 only Toe. at HOPE NOVELTY STORE.