The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1889-04-11

| Mrs. A. d. Parsons invites the laule'
to the Grand Millinery Opening mex
Saturday,
Tuesday, April 30th. has been pro
claimed national day of Thanksgiv
ing, by the President.
The last of the series of pleasant
Club dances at Brimfield, will be held
tomorrow evening.
Hon. VIM. Heisley is now a resident
of our city. occupying the the f.. B
Babcock place,
Ravenna may now bond herself to
the extent of $l5, 900 for electric light,
So says the legislature.
Messrs. Dodge and Poe have set out
row of naples in front of their lots
on North Chestnut street.
Town talk, and County talk also
The great Celebration in the Rink, in
Ravenna, April 30ih.
The Dorcas Society meets at Mrs. 1.
NJ. Kelley's, Friday evening. A full
attendance Is desired.
Mrs. A. H. Parsons and daughtsr
Flora attended the millinery openings
in Cleveland Tuesday.
ED. H. Converse returned to San
Antonio, Texas, Monday. He will
engage in surveying.
Mrs. Ira d. Cutts, who has been sick
for the past two weeks with lung fever,
is improving,
Miss Mary Lord will teach at the
coming term of school at Campbells'
port.
Mrs. w. B. Dickinson and two
daughters, Grace and May, are seri.
ously ill, at their home two miles east
of this city.
f. Hasbrc uck has opened q full line
of groceries and provisions in No. ?,
Riddle block, where the public will
find standard goods and standard
prices.
A special car containing officers OF
the Connotton Ry., passed through on
the P. 4 w. this afternoon, to attend
meeting to arrange new time card.
Mrs. Woodbridge goes to Philadel-
phia Friday, and will spend two or
three weeks in that city and vicinity
filling engagements in the interest of
the proposed Prohibitory amendment.
James Collery, President of the P. &
w. Ry., died at his residence in Allie.
gheny, Friday morning, from the ef'
fects of surgical operation.
Ravenna Band will begin the Cen.
tennial Celebration Tuesday evening,
April 3Oth, by playing some National
melody, while all march to supper in
the Rink.
III. A. Beaver. and John Webber are
located in business. with headquarters
at Spokane Falls, w. IT,. the former in
Abstract. Loan, and Insurance office,
the latter with surveying party.
The new organ at the DiscipleC Church
will be placed in position this week,
and next Wednesday, evening it quail
tiles tested in a recital from noted
Chicago artists. 1t will be rich treat
Rev. w. A. Belding. of Troy. N. Y,
stopped off Monday, spending the
night with his brother, e. C, on his
NOV, 70 Ns-oIoooo Touo ~ horo h a rroos
to work in the interest of the College
at that place.
The Rink, Tuesday evening. April
3Oth. will be lighted by tallow dipi
and electric lights, exhibiting the con.
trast between then and now. The
Celebration will be worthy the great
event celebrated.
Hon. S. d. Norton was again pros
trated with paralysis last week, the
stroke affecting his mouth and throat
depriving him of the power of speech
| His condition has improved slightly
aud this week ihe has been about the
house.
Mary E.Fahey, daughter of Mr.. ant
Mrs. Edward Fahey, died at the hom,
of her parents in this city, Friday last
after an illness of three weeks dura
tion, aged seventeen years Her fuuer
al occurred at 10o'clock Sunday ,at tn
Catholic church, of which the deceased
was devout member.
Next Sunday evening Rev. s. w
Meek will deliver the 5th in his serie
of temperance sermons, taking for hi
subject, "Our Nations wasted re
Sources" or the temperance question
from financial standpoint"
Mr.. and Mrs. r. g. Beatty reioic
over the arrival of another baby boy
Rob. says: "He was born last FIR
day, weighed eight pounds, is name
John G. Beatty, and commenced talk
ing tariff as soon as he was born"
The Penn. Co. will at once erect tw
electric lamps, Immediately north an
south of their passenger depot. i'm con
pliance with The ordinance passed b
the council. This will illuminate th
entire depot grounds and Main an
Bowery crossings.
, Tuesday evening last, relatives an
, friends Off. F. Boosinger, to the nun
, ber of 40, assembled at his residens
on North Chestnut street, to congra
uIate him on his Gath birthday. TT
occasion was most enjoyable, and aft,
an evening of social pleasure, in whic
d music and dancing were not forgotten
the guests departed wishing MANY Fl