The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1889-03-21
RAvENNA. THURSDAY. MAR. 81. 1889
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of Lee, March %
Mrs. Albert Price, of Minor, OAK
f is visiting at Whiting Carter's.
Come and hear Julie Rive King
concert waltz, March %.
H. B. Coe Sup't of the Cong. s. s
was unable to officiate last Sunday o
account of sickness.
The maple syrup harvest is a big on
so far, but the season bids fair to b
short one.
Hear Mr.. Mulligrubs and Mr.. Law
ender Kids in the :" Boston Dip" to
morrow evening, March %.
The Congregational pulpit was eccu
pied by Rev. Thompson, of Tallmadg
last Sunday.
Michael Cahill, of Lorain, O., wa
the guest of his brother, Rev J. I
Cahill, over Sunday.
Eli Perkins will lecture at the Dis
ciple Church lthis evening, under tn
auspices of the Mission Band.
Prof. A. E. Glsdding. Principal o
the East Liverpool School, with hi
wife and child, visited bis parents, re
manning from Saturday till Monday
Joe Davis and wife, of Youngstown
were in the city Tuesday to attend tn
funeral of Frank Kennedy, who was
cousin of Mrs. Davis.
H. L. Hine. of Mantua, one of tn,
grand jurors, was taken sick with thu
mumps Tuesday morning and excused
from further duty.
| Friday last Fred. Cox was picked VI
on the street by the police. He wal
fined So and costs. for intoxication. tt
be paid in 80 days.
P. Heitzman returned from Evans
burgh, Pa., Saturday, where be had
been Spending few days with ole
| friends.
Lem Knapp, of Garrettsville, one o.
the proprietors of the table works o.
that place, make the Press office cal
Friday.
The Postoffice ghost is haunting the
dreams of a goodly number of our es.
teemed republican friends. Brethren
let US run with patience the race sci
before us.n
We take great pleasure in announc.
ing that Stanford Mitchell will spend
the last week in April in Rayenna.
Everybody wants to hear him, and he
will be gladly welcomed.
The prospect is that the Concert OF
National Songs, led by Stanford Mitch
ell, in the Rink, April 31;h, will be
truly rich feast. Besides songs, short
addresses will be given by able speakers
One thing is certain, aud that is,
whether the citizens vote for or against
the Corporation ownership of the elec
trio light plant, they are unanimous
for continuation Of the fine illumin-
alton.
Sunday was St. Patrick's day, and
the shade of the patriarchal Saint must
havelonged to be rehahilitated in carnal
vestures as he beheld the loveliness of
the day and reflected on his eternal
separation from earthly life.
Mrs. Climena A. Marvin, familiarly
known as grandmother Marvin" fell
and sustained severe injuries about the
hips Thursday evening, the eth inst.
while walking across her room. She
has been confined to her bed ever
since, and is not much improved. 1t
is thought one of her hips is broken.
w. H. Grout, general passenger and
freight agent of the G. L. & w. r. r.,
died at his home in Cleveland, on the
i4th inst, OF heart trouble. The de-
ceased was connected with the con.
struction. of the A. & e. w. railway,
at which time he was a resident of Ra-
VIENNA, where he had many warm
friends. His remains were buried at
Kent, with Masonic honors.
Frank Kennedy, nephew of Mrs. L.
w. Reed and Mrs. T. r. Mason of this
city, died at the residence of his uncle,
DIR. FL. w. Curtis, in Chagrin Falls,
Saturday, the 10th inst, of Brights
disease, aged SO years. The remains
were brought to Ravenna Tuesday and
placed in the vault at the Cemetery.
Deceased wssSweIl known here, and
his many friends will learn with sor-
row of his early dem Sc.
Wednesday morning Fl. L. Scarf, J.
81. Furry, G. G. Fisher, w. 8. Krake,
Wanzor Holcomb, A. s. Cole. E. M,
Waller, J. E. Sharp, w. r. Alcorn, E.
Twitt and Chas. Laubert, members OF
Unity Lodge. No. II. went to Youngs.
town to conduct the funeral of Bro
Evan T. Jones, late of that city. for
merly of Palmyra, and a member Of
Ravenna Lodge for over 81 years.
Hon. s. D. Nerton's condition is
much improved, and it is hoped he
will soon be entirely recovered. Pre-
vious to his sickne he had been sit
ting up nights for some weeks, taking
care of his wife who has been very
sick with an affection of the heart, and
his sickn, is regarded more in the
nature of nervous prostration than O.
paralysis This will be welcome new:
to the many friends of Mr.. Norton
who unite in wishing him speed,
recovery.
Jacob Rober shaw, an employee o
the Kent Alpaca mills, was srreste,
8 lnday afternoon By Agent Keck, c
the Humane Society, for cruelty I,
animals and intoxication. Mouda
morning Justice 81. l.. Beatty fin
him $40 and costs, 50 so Three other
in the gang got away, bat two of h IN
were afterward arrested ut Kent an,
brought before Esq. Beatty, where
plea of guilty was ente ed. FileiS