The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1889-04-04
The DEMOCRATIC PRESS.
RAvENNA. THURSDAY. APR. 4, 1889.
Buy your Wall Paper at Mrs. Scrip
ture's.

A sugar snow Friday caused fluttel
in the camps.
Every body attend School at the Op
era House, Friday evening.
Saturday was great day for the mer
chauts.
Miss Jennie Spelman, of Marlboro
is visiting in the city.
Hon. s. D. Norton is again able tt
be in his Office.
The summer term of school com
menced Monday.
Reserved seats for District School. al
Hart's drug store. No extra charge.
A two story brick will be added tc
the business structures ofGarrettsville
the coming season
Joseph Braklow occupies suite OF
rooms no. 67 in the Riddle block.
The gravel train on the G. & P COM
menced running April lst.
Letters remaining in P. o. April 5.
Robert J. Black.
Charles Frazer of Edinburgh. left for
Erin, Tenn, last week via the Erie.
Some of the brightest youngsters"
in the District will recite in the Primer
class, at the Opera House, Friday eve.
Mrs. Lulu Jay went to Pittsburgh
Wednesday, expecting to make that
city her home.
The Twin Sisters will attend school
at the Opera House Friday evening.
Go and see them.
c. E. Poe and family removed to
Cleveland Tuesday. Their residence
will be Is Vestry street.
The Salvation Army has again made
its appearance in our city, with head
quarters at Citizens Hall.
The K. 8. Cooking Club met at the
homo of Miss Frances Wilde, Friday
evening last.
The appearance of the Etna Barber
shop Is much improved by new cell
ing.
The ground Is thoroughly soaked
with water and streams and swamps
are full
l. ID. McGahan leaves Monday next
for the West, to be present at the open
ing of the Oklahoma country.
Miss Sarah Poe, who is attending
school at Oberlin, is home for Spring
vacation.
A number of our citizens went 10
Cleveland last week to witness Crys.
tai Slippers F" at the Opera House.
Claude Williams, of GarrettsviIle, is
clerhing for II. Waterman, the drug
gist, taking the place of Walter Lyon.
Mrs. VIM. Goldman returned from
Hudson Thursday night, where she
h al been visiting her son, DR.. III. g
Goodman.
Miss Lura Goldman, after two
weeks visit with friends in Canton,
returned to her home in this city
Thursday evening last.
A slight change of time occurred on
the Erie Sunday last, train 3 now
leaving this station at 6:02 instead of
600 ss heretofore.
F. M. Stewart has neat and con.
venient cart from which he will supply
our people with choice fresh fish every
day during the season.
The remains of Ira Carter were
brought to Ravenna and placed in the
vault. His death occurred at Mt.
Union.
E. Y Lacey, of the PRESS office, is
convinced that q forced vacation ac-
companied with the mumps, is not al.
together agreeable.
Hon. VIM. Heisley, of Cleveland ,
will occupy the E. B, Babcock resi-.
dence on North Chestnut st., on his
remov al to this city this week.
Mr.. Hiram Yoptz, of Meadville. Pa,
is visiting his sister, Mrs. A. D. Gurley
aud other relatives and friends In this
vicinity.
Dorcas Society meets this, Thursday
evening, at Mrs. Ed. Knapp's, on East
Main street. A full attendance is de-
sired, as business ofimportance will be
before the Society.
The next Convention of the Portage
Co. S. 8. Union will be held at Wind.
ham about the middle of June. AS
the Spring convention is usually held
ia May, all interested will please note
the change.
Prof john I. Sanford, of Berea, will
give series of Bible readings and
Gospel talks, in the Methodist church,
this city, during next week, commenc
ing Sunday afternoon, at 8 o'clock.
All Bible readers and students are in.
vited.
C,L. Gilbert returned Friday last
IEOL1 u SOutACLA II tAIps u0AAAS WhAOh LAG
visited several places made familiar by
the experiences of his last visit, 2f
years ago. He says he found no use
for guide book in locating the places
of interest.
Jacob Mades arrived in Rsyenns
Thursdary, direct from Heidlebesg
Germany. His brother Emil came the
day before, not expecting to see jacob
for three years, as the latter had jus
entered the German army. But he
managed to elude Teutonic vigilanc,
and follow his brother.
The Woman's Missionary Society o
the Congregational Church will hol'
it's annual meeting IN the lecture room
of the church, Thursday evening, oc
cupying the time of the regular praye
meeting. All are invited. Meeting
for election of officers at quarter befor
seven O'Clock.
Mrs. G.. Davis arrived home well
after an absence of four months, visit
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