The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1888-06-07
Ravenna has a pass pan club.

| A travelling band produced some
fine music on the street Monday eve
ming.
If you want q nice, clean bath go tt
the Etna House Bath Rooms.
Wheat was worth from 50 cents to 81
q day or two last week, but the price
socn declined again.
For a coed shave go to the Etns
House Barber Shop.
Jas. Twitt. of Cleyeland, visited his
uncle. E. Twitt, Thursday, returning
home Friday morning.
Mr.. Conrad Sapp has been confined
to his bed with severe sickness for two
weeks pest.
Mrs. e. Twitt visited relatives and
friends in Salem last week, returning
home Monday morning.
Special attention paid to hair cutting
and dressing for ladies and children,
at the Etna House Barber Shop.
The committees having the 4th OF
July celebration in charge, are deter
mined to. make the affair success.
Sixteen claims for sheep killed by
dogs were allowed by the Commission
ers, the total amount being about $24O
The Ravenna High School Alumni
will hold their annual reunion Friday
June 18th, at Twin Lakes.
J. II. Nichols, ESD went to Colum
bus Monday, as one of the counsel in
the Morgan case, returning the follow
| ing day.
Rev. Mr.. Meek occupied his pulpit
last Sunday morning and evening,
his restored health enabling him to
again engage in full pastoral duties.
Next Sunday will be observed as
Children,s Day at the Congregational
Church. The morning exercises will
consist of singing, recitations, and an
appropriate discourse by the pastor.
The Commissioners are in session
this week. Monday was devoted to
miscellaneous business, Tuesday to
claims for sheep killed by dogs, and
Wednesday to bridge work.
The young ladies of Grace Episcopal
Church, will give Lawn Fete Satur-
day evening. June 9th. at the residence
of Mrs. M. Stuart. North Chestnut st.
Strawberries and cake, 10 cents.
There was some frost Saturday night
and Sunday night, but the predictions
that the June frost of twenty-nine
years ago would be duplicated, were
not fulfilled, we are happy to say.
List of letters remaining in the Post
Office June 9Th, 1883.
Mr.. George Baldwin, Mrs. Mantle
King. Edith Nichols, 8. n. Pew, Mrs.
Emma Simmons.
Isaac Phelps died at $40 p. M, last
Tuesday, after q severe illness of two
years and six months, aged 70 years.
Funeral services will be held at his
late residence. on West Main Street,
2 p. m. today (Thursday).
Mrs. Wanzor Holcomb was severely
Injured by stepping upon loose plank
in the sidewalk, on Saturday last, be-
ing thrown and, though no bones were
broken, she was so badly hurt at to be
confined to the house since the acci
dent. She is gaining slowly.
Exercises in Industrial Drawing, to
whichIparents and all others interested
are cordially invited, will be given in
the Ravenna Public Schools, on Fri
day, June sth. Prof. Thyng will be
at the several schools ss follows: West
Main St., 8 to 9:35; Chestnut st., $3.50
to lO:SO, and 1880 to $50; Bowery st.,
Ii to IL.
Prosecutor Maxson, Capt. Hoehn and
others who were on the train at the
time of the Ravenna rescue, started
for Georgia on Monday last for the
purposeof identifying the man against
whom the Indictment was procured
ON the strength of Detective Norris
story.
Sunday night burglars entered the
room occupied by Miss Foley, in Mrs
N. Wilson's house, by prying up the
window. A pocket book. containing
between $l8 and $50 was the only
thing taken. this was found where the
burglars dropped it after taking ou
the money.
Sheriff Sheldon started for Columbus
Monday morning, having in charge
VIM. Langton, the man who pleaC
guilty to the crime of incest and wal
sentenced to ten years at hard labor in
the Pen., aud Thomas O'Brien, on,
year man, sentenced for larceny com
mitted at Mantua. F.S. Hanselmar
and Chas. F. Day accompanied tn,
party as guards.
Between two and three o'clock Fri
day morning, the barn belonging t.
DR.. A. A. Harris, East Main street
was discovered in flames, and beins
an old building, 1t was past saving be
fore the fire departmel reached III,
scene. The horse was saved, som,
person cutting the halter strap, bu
the carriage, blackboard and every
thing in the building wss destroyed
Estimated loss, $500 insured fer $500
A pension has been granted to Mrs
Elizabeth Morrison, of Streetsboro
widow of Freeman Morrison, lat.
Captain Co. F., 10th o. v. l., the frs
payment of which pension, including