The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1890-03-26
TIE DEMOCRATIC PRESS
RAvHNNA, WEDNESDAY. aar.a5,1sao

The hallway over the 2nd National Bank
being repainted and plastered.
F. II, spellman, of Cleveland. was the gue
of Ravenna friends over Sunday
Louis E. Reed and Wife are now residents
this city. coming here from East Liverpool, {
The new exit at the west side of the Oper
House is now completed.
Hon. NJ. Kent made the Press office pleasar
call during his visit to the city Tuesday.
There will be meeting of the Vestry immedi
ately after Litany services Friday evening. q
Grace Episcopal Church.
We have the best 25 cent Curtain pole in tn
market. C. "A, MYERS.
Miss Nina Harris returned Saturday from
weeks visit with her friend Miss Stella Nc
Connell. in Brimfeld.
Miss Birdie Boosinger entertained a part
with progressive euchra, at her home on Mort
Chestnut Street. last Thursday evening
Henry Veon died at his residence north-wes
of town, Saturday night, aged "a years. Hi
funeral was held yesterday at O'Clock p. IN.
The remains of Hiram Tuttle, of Edinburgh
were placed in the vault at Maple Grove Gem
etery, Friday.
Orrin Evans, son of Richard Evans, livfn,
east of town, has just recovered from a yer.
severe attack of scarlet fever
j. P. Jones will exhibit at his residence, Sat
urday. April 9th. Kellogg's Moving Machine
Knife Grinder, from 10 u. to 2 p. m.
I'VE have fine line of room mouldings. mad,
in colors to match our fine paper hangings.
C. A. MYERS
Hon. J.J. Hall. of Akron, was in the cit.
Monday on professional business.
Mrs, I. II. Phelps and daughter Florence, anc
Miss Florence Day. Sundayed with friends il
Windham.
The Meister farm south of town. containing 9;
acres. was sold at Sherif's sale Saturday, tt
Rhoda Meister. for $500.
Jason Morgan is confined to the house by sick
ness.
Elmer Morgan. of the firm of Morgan & Son
is in Cannelton. O.. on business.
The corners of Ravenna, Charlestown. Edin'
burg and Rootstown townships center in th'
bedroom of B. F. Hill, at Campbellsport
Hon. L. c. Reeves. Representative from Ashta
bula county, was the guest of I. R, Mason Fri
day night. leaving for his home next morning.
Miss L. C. Jackson and Miss Eliza Dalrymple
are in Cleveland attending the Easter Openings
and visiting friends.
Miss Hattie Twitt. of Cleveland, spent Sunday
at the home of her father in this city.
Cash Thompson was arrested Thursday nigh
for intoxication. Brought before Mayor Hol
comb and fined 81 and costs,
Miss Harriet Dickinson has been employed
as trimmer in the millinery establishment o
Mrs. Newman, at Fostoria. o. She will leav,
for her new home about April 1st
The Band of Hope meets next Saturday a
cry member should be there to get their badge
All are invited.
Hon. Chauncey Andrews, of Youngstown
and E. L. Day, of Cleveland, were in the cit
today, attending Circuit Court.
Bishop Leonard will be in Hudson Easter
Monday evening, at which time he will confirm
a class.
Frank McTye has moved his Boot and Sho
Establishment across the street from its presen
location.
J. c. Shredder. who went to Florida last fal
with the intention of making his home there
hoping for restored health in that warm climate
has returned to Rayenna. having received n
benefit from the change.
There will be Special Meeting of the W. R,
tomorrow (Thursday) afternoon. at 3 o'clock.
the Post Room. All members requested to
present. BELLE NJ. JONES. Pres.
Hattie Allen. Sec,
Charles E. Watkins. Business Manager of I'll
ARENA published monthly at Boston. Mass
and his sister, Mrs. c. L. Bath. of the sam
city, attended the funeral of their nephew, 10
w. Donaldson. in this city last Friday.
Last Friday two Union Pacific locomotive
ten wheelers, Nos. 1867. weighing ST tons r.
spectively, passed through this place over Il
Erie from Jersey City. 1897 engines is lars
number for one railroad company to own al
operate.
L. W. Kelley severed his connection wit
Uncle Sam last Saturday. and now the new a.
| ministration of Postmaster Beatty has enti
conduct of the office. Lutte has not yet decide
what business he will now turn his attention
The Entertainment given by the Hiram Colle
| hluSlT6lSs ldSG cSChlnSs az LnO OPo
House, was we'll patronized. The performan
was exceptionally good of its kind. and W
well received by those present. The exhibit
of bicycle riding was equal to any ever given
this city.
| A short time ago Ed. Fletcher took a positi
as brakeman, on the P. & W. road, but had OF
| been employed about week when, in maxim g
coupling. his foot was caught between the dra
heads and severely pinched. but fortunately
bones were broken. He is recovering rapid
The union meetings are being conducted wi
manifest interest. Rev. Mr., Hingeley condu
ed them the past week. at the Congregation
Church His efforts were characterized by fl
| yency and profound discourse, in PRESENT.
the Message of Truth. Rev. Mr.. Meek cont
ues the good work, preaching every evening
the Methodist Church.
The remains of Joseph W. Donaldson, W
died last Friday in this city, were taken
Alexandria. Mimi, the home of his moth
Mrs A. 3. Donaldson. W. P. Dickinson a
Miss Fannie Watkins left with the mother,
former accompanying her as far as Chica
and the latter to her home, where she will
main for some time to come.
| ONO senate Has paSs6u NlO
bill making twelve hours a working day
railroad employees. and prohibiting them fr
being compelled to work more than that nu
Der of hours in the twenty -four. with eight no
of rest between each days service. tine o.
least $3.50 is imposed for each ofense. The
il now law.
A. B. SHILLING, Secretary of Excelsior Co
, Gil No I6 Order of Chosen Friends, today
ceived from the supreme secretary of
fraternal insurance organization two dra
one for s. GOO, payable to Mrs. Hannah NJ.
ter, of RaVenna, widow of William A. Bax
: formerly miller with Stanley & Hawkins;
ether for 1000, payable to the heirs of o.
. Evans.-[ Alliance Leader.
V The case of Adam Goodyear VS.. q. Ii. NJ
g occupied the attention of Justice Dickin
o. Monday and Tuesday. The suit was brou
if on an account for work and labor, the amC
claimed being $S3. Judgment for plaintiff
n SAB 81. The costs footed up to $47. The
has been appealed.
.e The County Convention of the Y. P. S. {
O and Epworth Leagues, will be held at the D
pie Church. Ravenna, April 18th. Fine addrt
n will be given. All the Societies of the Coz
;, are cordially inv tied to be present. Ample
~ eommodations will be made for any who wis
remain over night.