The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1889-04-25


tomorrow rbor Day.
Con adjourned last Friday sine dlt
RsIpb lily 's dang gerously sick witt
bowel difficulty,
Hon, NJ. s,ralt is 10 Michigan Of
legal business.
Real estate assessors will be electe
next November.
May term Of Common Pleas Cour
convenes Monday, May 9th.
Rev. S. w. Meek has been confines
to mis- house by sickness this week
Warzor Holcomb has returned from
his visit to Colorado.
B. A. Derthick, of Garrettsville, wa
in town saturday
Mrs.H P. Crowell, of Chicago, is Wis
iting in this city.
The flag pole is again ready for tn
stars and stripes.
Mrs. NJ. A. Mcbride is visiting he
son, DR.. M. g. Mcbride.
John Fl. Jones, of Freeman & Jones
is confined to his house by sickness.
Hon. E. b. Taylor has our thanks
for copy of the Congressional Record
The Dorcas Society will serve Lunch
and Ice Cream at the Opening of thu
Riddle block, May lst.
j. L. Knisely spent Sunday at Lii
mavilIe, visiting his uncle, S. Hersey
and family.
The Board of Equalization will meet
in the Commissioners rooms, Wed
nesday, May 22nd.
Our Millinery department is just
booming at present. Latest styles, low
est prices. The BUFFALO STORE
M. G.. Severance, clerk at Risdon &
Taylor's, is taking vacation on &C.
count of lame back.
Philo Bierce left Tuesday for Dayton
as delegate from Mcintosh Post to
the Encampment of Ohio, G. A. X.
The Dorcas Society meets Friday
evening at Mrs. o. A. Munroe's, on
Spruce street.
Myron Jay has returned fran Ore
gon and entered the employ of Free.
man & Jones.
A little child of Mr.. and Mrs. Orin
Ohls. of Kent, was buried in Maple
Grove Cemetery, Sunday.
H L. Beatty, Esq has returned to
his old quarters in the Poe building,
where he will be found in the future
The prisoners Eckert and Devers
were taken to Oakley's gallery Sunday,
and their anxious f ces photographed.
d, A. Dewey is in town getting his
household effects in readiness to move
to Battle Creek, Mich, where he is
located in business.
Samuel Elicit, of Edinburgh, died
at his home in that town Monday
night. Funeral at 10: so today.
Hen. S. D. Norton's condition is
slightly improved, he being able to
talk very little.
Mr.. Chas. Merits returned Wednes
day evening from Wheeling, where he
was called by the dangerous sickness
of his daughter, Mrs. FraDzheim.
H. NJ. Wright, Esq, left for Wash
ington Ter, Wednesday evening, and
Charles F. Day will leave for Isame
place this evening.
G. E. Curtis. formerly teller Of the
Second National Bank of Ravenpa,
now Cashier of the Savings Bank, al
Wichita, Kas., is visiting in the city.
Attorneys Siddall and Maxson are
in Columbus for the purpose of argu.
ing the Sontoro case. involving the
constitutionality of theI local option
law. before the Supreme Court.
J. G. Wiley appeared Tuesday with
a smiling face. Cause, lady arrived
at his home to engage board for an in
dennlte length OF time.
Mrs. E. Hasbrouck, accompanied by
Mrs. c. T. Hasbrouck, of Cleveland
left last Tuesday evening for n. Y
City, where they will remain three
weeks, the guests of Mrs. B. P. Sharp
Mrs. E. Hasbrouck's daughter.
s. L. McAdams has been quite poor
II the past week, but is again at hi
post. His little daughter, who ha
been quite i'll, is improving, and abl
to be around.
Our old friend, Michael A. Kohl, O
Randolph, was 10 years old last Mon
day, and his friends surprised him, il
the evening, celebrating the event il
Old Country style.
Attention is directed to the advel
tisement of E. Hasbrouck, in anothe
column. He has very complete stool
of goods, all fresh and seasonable
which he offers at popular prices.
Misses Minnie Mcbride and Mimi
Kline have gone to Chicago in the en-
ploy of the Quaker Mills, to instrut
the Co.'S employees in that city in th
work of putting up the product i
small packages.
Miss Mariette FL. Dickinson died {
2 o'clock Tuesday morning, at th
home of her parents, two miles east
this city, of heart disease, aged "a year
Her funeral was held at 2 o'clock pm
Wednesday, Rev. E. g. Laughlin, Q
ficiating.
II. w. and J. T. Riddle were in Kel
lucky last week. While there the la
ter heard of ''just the horse he wants
10 buy" and went to Dubuque, Ii
saw and purchased five days old sc
OF Nutwood, for which he paid So, sc
They come trifie high.
f We are in receipt from DR.. O. r. B