The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1888-09-06
Raven ma Markets.
Thurman Club.

Thurman Club.
A regular meeting of the Thurma 4
Club will be held on FRIDAY EVE
MING, SEPT z. 1888, at O'Clock.
At the Te wn Hall.
Short speeches will be made by y
H. Nichols, J. III. Dussel and Geo, F.
Douthitt Esq's.
| Let every member be present.
| I. T. SIDDALL, Pres.
G. A. MYERS, Sec.
For School Books, Tablets, &C.. go to
Mrs. E. A. Scriptures.
Teachers examination Saturday.
Presidential election November 6.
An hour Of daylight was snuffed out
last month.
The Ravenna schools commenced
their fall term Monday.
For good shave 60 to the Etna
House Barber Shop.
There is nothing old in Al. @. Fields
minstrels. Go.
September with the talismanic "r" I"
which opens the oyster shell, is here.
Ifyou want nice, clean bath go to
the Etna House Bath Rooms.
Miss Josephine Paltzgroff is visit
ing with Canton relatives and friends.
Miss Ethel Holcomb spent last week
with the family of her uncle, Mr..
Bushnell, in Kent.
Miss Clara Risdon returned on Sat
urday from Cleveland where she spent
the week with relatives and friends.
No one should tail to see the greatest
of all minstrel shows, at the Opera
House. Thursday, Sept 9Th.
Mrs. A. Fl. Parsons and daughter
Flora are attending the millinery
openings in Cleveland.
Mrs. Gilbert Hull was in town, Tues.
day. calling upon old acquaintances.
Mrs. Hull is nearly 8S years old.
At the Shalersville Democratic eau.
Gus, last Friday evening, arrangements
were made to organise Cleveland aud
Thurman Club in the near future.
Ed. Y. Lacey was in town, Sat
urday, as one of the Garrettsville del.
egates to the Democratic Co. conven-
ton.
Miss Hattie Lord commences her
engagement as teacher of the school
in the Rudd district, Windham, next
Monday.
Mrs. Royal Taylor Is greatly improv-
ing, by repairing and tidying up, the
Dalrymple property on Walnut street,
which she recently purchased.
Mrs. J. A Lacey visited with her
son Willis and her brothers fami-
lies in Cleveland, Last week, returning
home Saturday evening,
Miss Mary Twitt reformed from her
visit in Cleveland, Friday and on Mon
day commenced the fulfillment of her
engagement as teacher In the school
in Freedom which she 30 successfully
taught last summer. 8E
If you want to get your hair cut 60
to the Etna House Barber Shop.
Will Keller and daughter Gertie,
went to Manchester, Summit county,
to. attend family reunion at the resi-.
dence of his parents, on Saturday last.
Of the pioneers who attended the
irst meeting at the residences of the
late venerable Christian Cackler, In
1874 less than twenty are living today.
t-[Kent Bulletin.
Miss Gates. principal of the high
school, returned on Friday from her
home in Warsaw. N. Y, where and
at other Eastern points. including a
tarry on the seashore, she passed her
summer vacation.
The annual reunion OF the lO4th o.
v. I. Regimental Brotherhood, OF
which J. 81. Furry. Of this city, is
President, will be held in Fieser School
Building, Columbus, September 18th.
at 10 q. m. A full attendance and
general good time is anticipated.
Mr.. Frank Smith will conduct 6
Bible Reading every afternoon in the
Congregational Church, at 8 O'Clock
and also hold meetings In the evenings
at the same place. excepting Saturday
evening, when meeting especially
for men and boys will be held at tn,
Methodist church.
Master Horace Clark, of Sewickly
o suburb Of Pittsburgh, Pa. greeted
the Press Office on Friday morning
hailing from Salem, whence he mad,
the journey of thirty miles in trifi'
over three hours, on his wheel. II
left the following morning for Auburn
Geauga county. to visit relatives.
II. Waterman, known to the citi
zens of this city and county for th
list forty years = druggist, and sue
cessful mixer" in (not politics) me
, dicinal and chemical compounds, sti
holds the fort" at the old stone fol
+ tress. of W hich he proclaims in anoth
r er column.
N. Converse has on exhibition i
his store mammoth pine cone, ,whic
he received from his son Ed. H., FL
day, from Redland, California.
weighs 81 lbs, measures 80 inchs
lengthwise, and "a inches in circun
ference, In accompanying a survey
ing party of which his son is men
:, ber, up the mountains, he picked U
), : this jumbo specimen of California
: coniferous forest productions.
Il Sunday evening services have bee
|, resumed in the Universalist Churcl
y so that hereafter till the first of Ms
}. there will be services each Sunday