The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1889-05-23
TIE DEMOCRATIC PRESS.
KAvH.1aA. rHuRsDAy. MAY. es. 1889
ChiIdreh's Express Wagons and
Hammocks, at MRS. SCRIPTURES.

II -, otS incur letJ lOF new OTB
city the 2ist. lust, via the T.. d P.
The free concert on the street Satur.
day evening, had a large audience.
Leave your order at Louis Sweitzer's
for bottled beer.
II. S. Shannon has leased the Con
tinental hotel at Kent for a term OF
five years.
Miss Flora Parsons has been quite
sick for several days past
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Knapp, of Gar
reitsvilIe, visited friends here Saturday
and Sunday.
Louis Schweitzer's for bottled lager,
for family use.
Persons wanting photographs o.
| their monuments and decorations May
Both, apply to l. J TIBBALS
NJ. Krebs went to Lacrosse, Wis,
via the Erie route. He will axe charge
of glass factory in that city.
DR.. ] A. Baughman, the eminent
Specialist, will be i'll Ravenna May
22nd, at the Etna Hotel.
Mr.. Chas. Bush. who has been visit .,
| ing ais brother E0. a few days, return
ed to Cleveland Monday.
The Ohio Disciple Missionary Asso
citation is holding three days session
at Youngstown, commencing Tuesday.
John G. Beatty went to Columbus
Wedne day, via the G. & p, to attend
the meeting of the Republican State
Committee.
Frank Severance, while working al
buzz saw at the Egg Case factory,
Tuesday, had the misfortune to saw off
one of his thumbs.
Mrs. Emma G. Folsom, mother of
Mrs. Grover Cleveland, was married
to Henry e. Perrine, merchant of
Buffalo, Monday evening.
o. p. Sperra was confined to his
house the latter part of last week with
rheumatism, but was able to be at his
office Monday.
The new machinery for the Ravenna
Touring mill arrived Saturday, and
full roller process mill will be in opera
ion in about three:weeks.
There will be special G. A Il. ser
vices at the Diciple church next
Sunday evening. A double NAL.
quartette will furnish the music.
John Meharg and b. Rowland Esq
left for Dakota, Washington Ter. anu
other western points, Tuesday eve.,
for recreation tour of six weeks.
The case of Ohio VS.. Frank Tuliy,
charged with burglary and larceny,
was tried Tuesday, and the Jury
quickly returned a verdict of guilty,
as charged.
Sunday afternoon officer Kennedy
arrested Samuel SmOut, for drunken
ness. He was brought before Mayor
Holcomb Monday morning, and was
fined the costs.
The Manly will case, from CARROTS
vile, is being tried today (Wedne=day.)
The outcome of this important suit is
awaited with interest by many people
The "snipe shooter' was seen on the
streets Sunday and Monday. Do the
cigarette smokers have any idea what
becomes of this fellows harvest.
Rev. E. D HOltz lectured in Orville
on the 18th inst, on "A Yankee in the
land of the Pharaohs," based on per-
sonal observation.
The Ladies Aid Society of Grace
Church will meet at the residence of
Mrs. D. l.. Rockwell, Wednesday af
ternoon, May 29th All are invited.
Supper at six o'clock.
The Semi annual Convention of the
Portage County s. s. Union, will be
held at Windham, on Wednesday and
Thursday, June 10Th and Goth, in the
Congregational Church.
Louis Schweitzsr's, headquarters for
Schlather's Bottled Lager.
Messrs. Kneeland, of Traverse City,
Mich who were called to their old
home. in Freedom, by the death of
their mother last week. returned to
Michigan Monday via q. & P.
Rev. E. g. Laughlin will sail for Eu-
rope the last of June, expecting to be
absent about two months. He has
made arrangements to exchange pull
pits with Disciple minister at South
Hampton, Eng, during his absence.
The June meeting of the Horticul
tural Society will be held at Geo. w.
Boosinger's, in Brimfield, instead of
at the Pioneer Picnic grounds in Kent.
The Eastern Cuyahoga Co. Society
will also be present,
Orin Stevens, Esq was the purchas
er of the J. G. Converse homestead,
his bid of ST. ,555 securing the fine
|
ing to the same gentleman, was struck
off to G. F w. Cronemyer. for $3.50.
P. Flath, the old reliable clotbier
has large and elegant stock of sum
mer goods, including ready made suits
hats, gents furnishing goods and q
beautiful assortment of piece goods
which he is prepared to make up in
the latest styles.
Mr.. Frank McTye and Mas Kate
Haselbaker were married at O'Clock
Monday evening, by FIR. J. T. Cahill.
at the Catholic parsonage. Frank is
one of our enterprising young business
men, and his many friends will heart
lily congratulate him and wish him and
his fair bride a prosperous and happy
life.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Fl. Parsons return
ed Tuesday evening from Cleveland
where they have been for week past