The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1889-04-04

this city. In the same house are fou
others who are also under the doctors
care, Mr.. and Mrs. Myron 81. Carte
and one daughter, and Mrs. Boyd, o
Iowa, who is visiting her parents.
Next Sunday evening Rev. Andrew
Wilson will preach on 1.-The Invita-
ton and message of a Christian Chu, cI
to the world"
Mrs. Stedmsn, of Newton Falls, will
her two children, was the guest OF hel
brother, d. G. Gardner, few days las
week.
Miss Bertha Bowles, an employe O
the Quaker Mills, spraiped her ankle
Monday morning in alighting from &
carriage, on the icy sidewalk. Her in
jury will confiHe her to her room fol
few days.
Miss Belle Van Meter will have
charge of the Millinery Department o.
Goss Brothers store, Edinburgh, this
season, and their customers will be
assured of first class, stylishly trimmed d
work. 4
The Directors of the Agricultural
Society are requested to meet at the
Commissioners room, on Thursday,
April 4th, at l o'clock p. m.
By order of the President,
K s, WING, Sec'y.
Rev. VIM. Lucas and wife took their
departure for their new field of labor,
Tuesday evening. The best wishes of
the people of this city, irrespective of
creed or church affiliation, accompanies
them.
@. P. Heimes can still be found at
his rooms in Empire block, with an
excellent stock of harnesses and horse
furnishing goods, which he will sell at
as low prices as the same quality of
work can be bought anywhere in this
vicinity.
Mrs. N. Converse and son, Ed. H.,
arrived home Sunday last from San
Antonio, Texas! coming by way of
New Orleans. where they stopped off
a couple of days. E. H: returns to San
Antonio Monday next, to take q posi-
ton with surveying party.
Our drove of Cows went off quickly
at the low prices we are able to sell for
this season, but Frank will be home
Friday evening of this week with fifty
more, to be sold lower than for years
If you want cows see us early. Time
given. COIT BROTHERS.
One day last week, Mr.. Ed. Lewis,
of Brimfield. in backing his team out
of a bank barn, ran off from the side of
driveway and the wagon, horses and
all went down about ten feet. The
wagon box turned bottom upwards
over Mr.. Lewis, who in some way es-
capped serious injury. When things
were righted up 1t was found that with
the exception of some cuts and bruises
upon one of the horses, no serious
damage was done.
We will say to the Citizens of Portage
County, that they will make no mis-
take in arranging to attend the grand
CentennialCelebr in the Ravenna
Rink, Tuesday evening, April 3Oth.
All the G. A. r. Posts in the county
have been invited, and the Concert of
National Songs, led by that almost un-
rivslled vocalist, Stanford Mitchell, of
Boston, will be feast never to be for.
gotten. The prog ram published last
week is guarantee of grand success.
Eliakim Richmond died Saturday
evening, at about 8 o'clock, of neuralgia
of the heart, at his residence on South
Walnut street. Mr.. Richmond has
been in feeble health for two years or
more, but death came quite suddenly,
he being able to be out on the day of
his death. He was born in the State
of New York and came to Randolph,
this county, when about II years old,
since which time he has been a resi-,
dent of this county. the last 40 years
of Ravenna. He was married about
so years ago, and of q family of six
children, but two survive him. Rev.
Andrew Wilson conducted the funeral
services, Tuesday afternoon.
The Entertainment in the Univer
salist Church last Friday evening fully
sustained the we'll earned reputation
of the young people of that Church.
An excellent program was happily
presented to the great satisfaction OF
a congregation completely filling the
house. All of the home talent won
merited approval. Miss Wait delight
ed the audience with Ben Hur's Char.
lot Race; Mr.. Holcomb. q senior al
Buchtel College, received great ap'
plause for humorous recitation Miss
Matthews, of Jackson, o.. greatly
pleased the people with two vocal solos
and the College orchestra won the ap.
probation of the entire audience. The
entertainment was truly successful.