The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1889-02-28
Ravenna Markets.

Circuit Court March 18th.
Mumps are on the wane.
| M. A. King was in Pi.tsburg owe
Sunday.
| Hon. M. Kent made us short cal
Wednesday.
Sons of Veterans Camp organized a
Garrettsville.
Talk of starting up the idle glas'
plant at Kent.
School examination at their village
tickled the Garrettsviilians.
Thermometers ranged from Is to 2:
below zero early Sunday morning.
o. P. sperra, Esq, is confined to BIZ
house by serious attack of pneu
monia.
Mrs. DR.. Bietz and Miss Louiz Eietz
have just retui ned from visit with
relatives in Akron.
Mr.. Elias Morehead has accepted q
position in the harness shop of Mr..
Gockel.
The Dorcas Society will give din
ner, in the east room of Riddles new
block, at an early date.
Misses Frances Wilds and Marie
Leonard were in the Forest city Sat.
urday.
Prosecutor Maxson has just put i'll, o
his office an elegant new Office secre
tary, which is beauty.
Joe Davis, Esq ,and wife, of Youngs.
town, were gues,s of Mrs. Davis par
ents Thursday and Friday last.
We are pleased to record that DR.. Nj.
q. Mcbride has recovered from his re-
cent illness and is again at his office.
e, Twitt wss called to ECleveland
Sai urday by telegram announcing
the death of his stepfather. MIR. John
Cox.
Mrs. Henrietta Topped, widow of the
late Herman Topped, has removed to
Rochester, N. Y, the home of her
parents.
WashiDgton's birthday was very
generally observed throughout the
land. Here the banks closed their
doors in honor of the day.
Addison Carter, of Omaha. stopped
off to visit his parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Erastus Carter. Saturday and Sunday.
while on his way home from the East.
The shoot at the Kent grounds was
well attended on Friday, but the cold
on Saturday was too much for even
the lovers of trap and gun.
Buy your Rubber Stamps of A.
B .yne Smith, opposite the Republican
Office. 1UTU-tf.
The young people of the Universal
ist Church are arranging for an enter
tainment to be given about the middle
of March.
I. T. S;ddall, Esq, left Tuesday a.
ternoon for New York and Boston, on
gal business. to be absent week or
ten days. George F. Douthitt, Esq,
will be in the Office as usual.
Henry Smytb, father of County
Commissioner Smyth, died at his res.
idence, in Sutiield, on Monday last.
aged 50 years. He settled in Suffield
1928. His sfuneral occurred Wednesday.
The Rev. A. q. Welch, of Twins
burg, will preach in the Methouist
Church, Ravenna, next sabbath, Mar.
3rd, morning and evening. All are
invited.
Mr.. N. Converse received letter
on Tuesday from his son, B. F., at
5anAntonia, Texas, enclosed In which
were several peach blossoms. which
Ben Gays he picked from trees on his
premises February 22nd.
Word reaches us of free-ior-
all fight at Mogadore, Saturday night,
between certain residents of that place
and select gang from Springfield who
undertook to do up the town." but
were signally routed.
Monday night, about II O'Clock, fire
oroke out in the foofof Mrs. Skinner's
residence, on East Main street. The
Hook & Ladder company soon exiin-
guished the flames. Very little dam
age was done.
The Dorcas Society meets Friday
evening at the residence of Mrs H
n. Ward, on Day street. A fall at
tendance is desired, as final arrange
ments are 10 be made for the dinner TO
be given early in March.
The entertainment given by the w
=. #. U. was success, as those who
we're present esn testify. A number
of the recitations will be repeated al
Rootstown Center, Saturday evening
by request.
L. D. McGahan, of the Williston
tDak } Beacon, arrived in the city
Thursday. after an absence of three
years. He says he has bscome thor
oughly occidental in his preferences,
and will return to his Western hom,
in the early spring.
Clark H., eldest son of G. T. Has
brouck, died On Thursday last. at thu
residence of his parents, 297 Franklin
avenue, Cleveland. The deceased wa!
a very promising and popular young
man, and up to the time of his deatl
was employed in the Euclid avenu
national bank
Rev. Earl D. Holtz is granted a lesv
of absence for 20 days, to visit tn
Kansas conferences, and fill severa
lecture engagements. The Ravenn
pulpit will be filled by invited minis
ters, whose sermons will attract al
tention.
| Bro, ]. c. Fisher. of the Coshocto
Democrat, made US pleasant call o.
Friday last. He is an agreeable talkeI
as we'll as strong writer and staunc
Democrat, and has done yeoman sci