The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1890-05-07
THE DEMOCRATIC PRESS


| The C. & P work train WILL it is said, be re
| instated tomorrow.
| Thomas Mccormick has returned to Ravenn
after months visit in Kansas City.
| E. W. Spring and family have moved tt
jamestown, N. Y, going via G. & P
George D. Carothers, who recently came +
| Ravenna as conductor of the s. P, work train
has been transferred to the Tuscarawas branch
The sheriff's office has been handsomel
papered throughout.
Sheriff Jones. with Rev. FIR. Farrell as assist
ant, took James Hamil to the Newburg Asylum
Saturday.
| Mrs James Jones, wife of Sheriff Jones, wa
in Palmyra, Sunday and Monday, taking car
| of her mother in-law. Mrs. Hannah Jones.
There are eleven members of the Graduatin!
class of the Ravenna High School this year.
S. L. McAdams went to Toledo Tusday, tC
attend meeting of the Ohio Division of R. r
Station Agents.
Frank R. Colt will be at home to his custom
ers this week Saturday, with more Cows They
are selling low. Time given.
The Annual meeting of the Ravenna w. c.
T. u will be held at Mrs. C. ]. Fowler's, on
Pratt street, tomorrow afternoon, at 3 o'clock.
There will be an election of officers.
The Grand Jury had this to say of the Jail
THE Jail is well and cleanly kept but lis
sanitary condition is bad and we condemn it as
being unfit for the purpose for which it was
constructed
Every wool grower in the county is invited to
attend meeting of the Wool Growers Association
to be held at the Town Hall. Ravenna, on the
10th inst at 10 O'Clock a. m. sharp.
Willie. the little son of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM Andre.
was buried at Maple Grove Cemetery Tuesday.
He died March 24th.
There will be County Prohibition Mass Meet
ing at Citizens Hall. Ravenna. Saturday, June 7.
at 10 a. m to nominate six delegates to the State
Convention.
Don't forget that the Dinner will be "a first
class dinner by the NonPartisan.
Rev John Tribby occupied the pulpit of the
Kent NJ. E. Church last Sunday morning.
Miss Marie Leonard was the guest of her
cousin. Miss Emma Patton. of Kent, Thursday
last.
Clayton Weber visited friends in Mantua last
week.
Miss Kittie McCracken. a graduate of the
Class 80. is quite ill at her home in this city
Little Warren Morrow. son of our genial
friend Morrow, has just recovered from an at
tack of measles. His little sister Maud is
quite sick with them now.
Harry Beckwith returned to Painesvine
Monday after spending Sunday with his mother,
Mrs. Hattie Beckwith.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Brobst, of Brim-
field, May 3rd, son.
Ravenna milkmen are again at war and three
cents a quart has been the ruling price the
past week.
Miss Hattie Twitt and her cousin Miss Lizzie
of Cleveland, visited in Ravenna over Sunday.
The Loyal Temperance Legion will meet next
Friday at 80 p m. in the Disciple Church
Hon C. D. Ingell was in Mantua Station over
Sunday, visiting his mother.
R. Webb and F. N. Barber. Esqs.. of Gar
rettsville, were in town Monday. attending
court.
P. S. Tinan. of Garrettsville, spent Monday
at the county seat.
Lewis Miller left for steubenville. Saturday
via c. & P.
WI. Hayes has moved on to his farm south
of this city, for the summer.
The good old fashioned dinner at tizens
Hall. Monday. May 12th
James Reynolds, Road Master of the {. L. s
W. r. r. will leave for an extended visit il
Utah next week. for his health.
Dr. t. H. Stevens will now learn to sing
He feels very much like practicing the art now
but will soon learn that necessity is a quick e.
teacher than pleasure. All of which remark
are occasioned by the advent of a fine baby bo.
at his home Monday morning.
The office of B. Rowland, Esq is being yer.
much improved by new window lights and b.
being papered and painted.
The Epworth League met Monday evening a
the Church. conducted by Miss Nellie Ware
| The subject for consideration was, "Wha
| amusements are sinful?''
Joseph Welty was arrested last Sunday b
officer Helt. for creating a disturbance in tn
night, and His Honor comforted him with 81
and costs the next day.
The Kent Mayoralty contest was postpone
| again from Monday to Friday of this weel
when it is declared the matter will surely /
| heard.
| The Grand Jury completed its session yestel
| day morning. and for the first time in man
years. no indictments were returned.
Unien ser vices were held at the M. E. Churc
Sunday evening. An interesting address WI
delivered by Miss Jennie Olmstead, of Ne
Albany, Franklin county, o, State Superb
tendant of Social Purity, under the auspices
the W. c. T. u, Social Purity being h
subject.
D. E. Rogers, of Randolph, has resumed b
legal studies with j. II. Dussel, Esq.
H. Taylor. Esq of W arren. son Of Hon.
B. Tay lor, has been engaged since yesterd
morning in the trial of Merwin VS.. Merwin
the Common Pleas.
Hon. James Norton, of Garrettsville is in t
, city, having been summoned as witness
= the case of Merwiu VS.. Merwin.
The Teachers Meeting at the Congregation
' Church tomorrow evening. will be under I
charge of Hon C a. Reed. in the absence of
Pastor. Rev. S. w. Meek. who is in Ashtab1
8 attending Ministers meeting.
Michael Kohl, of Rootstown, sued Char
Toben, of Mantul, for S55 05 before Esqu
Fl. B. Dickinson. and at jury trial last WI
a verdict of $48 80 was rendered for the plant
# Benz. Lee, Esq, of Mantua Station. represen
,s the defendant.
10 A man took 10 pounds of butter to Kent. NJ
y day. which he was instructed to sell for C;
at and after spending the entire afternoon in
IT vain endeavor to accomplish his mission
se last disposed Of the lot to our former townsI
re II. s. Shannon. now proprietor of the Re-
% House.
I'd Twelve cans of perch pike from the Sandl
IN Matching station were brought to Rave
Monday two of which were placed in Cry
Lake, two in the Breakneck, and the bal;
in Muzzy. A good supply of young bass
promised at the proper season. and the /
in this vicinity will be stocked with them.
The new Nj. E. Church at Mantua Station
dedicated last Sunday. 1t is handsome 81
ture both as to its exterior and interior
one of the finest in the county, At the con
tion of the services. enough funds were II
to entirely free the society of debt. Tha
poepnhers are zaalouS workers and earneSt