The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1890-03-19
IHE DEH0CnlTIC PRESS
RAvEsiNlA. WEDNESDAY,, Hsar.1o,1sao

Hon. D. Ingeil was in Youngstown, satur.
day.
H. H. Stevens ESD. of Cleveland, was in town
Tuesday.
If you want to buy a good home on easy terms,
see the adv't For Sale" in another column.
Lucius Prockctt of Atwater, has been grant
ed pension
William c. Thompson, of Campbell port, is
/ now one OF Uncle Sans pensioners.
The Pittsburgh & Western Company are pre-
pairing to straighten three of the sharpest curves
in their track between here and Kent.
Don't fail to hear the famous lEolian Mandolin
| Club, at the Opera House. on Friday evening.
| A. B. Griffin, Esq, who is spending the Win
ter in Florida, has our thanks for samples of
fruit of that State.
Miss Alice ii. Collins is agent for Dunbar's
System Tonic. of which she keeps constant
supply at her residence, South Diamond Street.
It is now stated with sort of quasi official
certainty that the Pennsylvania Co. will build
the Iong talked of line between Ravenna AID
" arren the coming season.
Il. B. Dickinson has added a cradle and book
OF lullaby songs to TIE furnishing of his home.
H. &. thinks the boy will be either preacher
or law er, for he commenced talking Hebrew
or Roman law as soon as he was born. Mother
and child doing well.
Fred Palizgroff and Charles Leonard spent
Sunday at their respective homes in this city
They left again Monday morning, the fl st
named for Wheeling. W. Va, and the last for
Buffalo n. Y in the interests of Quaker Mill
Co.
Mr. ". HoIcomb. of Ravenna. one Of the Com
missioners of Portage county. was at the Hawley
House yesterday y-[Cleveland Leader, APch IA
Circuit Court convened yesterday morning
with Hons. Woodbury., Laubie and Frazier on
the bench. There are is cases on the docket. and
the first to be taken up was Phelps ct al, VS.
Phelps ct a..
$4,000 in seven years. paid to benefciaries,
would to justify the claim of its friends that
public benefactor the Equitable Life leads
the world in its line. Read statement of Raven
na Agency, in another column
Miss Annie Brown has returned from Cleve-
land and will be pleased to see all her friends
at Mrs. c. j. Woods.
/. " Nearp8ss editor of the Kingsville Tri
bune, published at KingsvIlle. Ashtabua Co.,
made this Office pleasant call yesterday.
F. H. Miller. employe of Merits & Riddle is
visiting friends in Pittsburgh.
T. L. johnson and wife, of Cleveland. are Wis
iting his parents. DR.. and Mrs. R. B. Johnson
The W. R. C. and G. A. R. held Social last
night at their Hall. Light refreshments were
served during the evening. Attendance good.
This is the last week of school before the
Spring vacation.
Miss Name Finch left for Lebanon, Warren
Co., today, to be absent several weeks.
Evan II Patrick of N. Y City. and Mrs Jen-
ME scheels, of this city. will be married at the
residence of W. L. Foe this evening. Their
home will be in n. Y. City.
Col. e. o Winship of Cleveland, was present
at the G =. social last evening.
Miss Kate Merits gives reception this after
noon, for her guests. Mrs. Ur- Ashnun, of
youngstown, and Mrs. Gertie Wise, CT Wheel
ing. VIVA.
Frank Alcorn leaves tomorrow for Wagner, I.
T.. where his brother Charles is located, and if
suited with the country and prospects, will make
his residence there. 1t is about 100 miles from
the Oklahoma country.
Mrs. G. R. Braden called to Greensburg.
Trumbull Co., on Monday. the 18th inst, by the
illness of her father. Mr.. John Clark, of that
place. who died on Wednesday. of Pneumonia.
His funeral was held Saturday. at 10 a m.
Mrs. Elizabeth Mosey died very suddenly. at
the home of her son. Benjamin Mosley. in Niles
last Thursday, of heart failure. aged 64 years.
The deceased was the mother of Arthur Mosley,
Esq, formerly editor of the Republican. now en-
pIoyed on the Detroit Free Press, Her funeral
was held Sunday. from the Church of the Advent
of which she a member, Rev. James A.
Brown. of this city. officiating,
The Garrettsville Item has the following in
reference to the Hiram boys:
Hiram College Ministries will give enter
| tainment here at the Opera House next Thursday
evening. This entertainment is gotten up by
Hiram students, with the permission of the fac
ulty, which is guarantee that it will be one OF
high order. with nothing but what the most fas-
| tidi Gus can enjoy"
Miss NJ. A. Bartle, of Buchtel College will
occupy the Universalist pulpit next Sunday at
1890 a. m. and 7:3o p m, This will be good
news to the large number who listened with
great satisfaction to the gifted woman the last
Sunday in December. All are fraternally in
| vited.
The weather last Thursday was most too dis
agreeable, and the regular Gun Club shoot was
postponed to Friday, when there was good
attendance. The following score was made, at
Is single bluerocks: Bush %, Grail 20, An
drews 8, Fletcher IS, Madole IS, Leonard II,
Smith IS, Lewis g, Harris Io.
The revival meetings in the Universalls
Church closed last Sunday evening, with salts,
factory results. The appeals for Christian con.
secration were manly and uplifting, and the
Church and congregation have been inspired tc
better living, and encouraging accessions to the
| Church will be made Easter Sunday. Rev. Mr.
! Mitchell is not only a marvellous singer but al
eloquent and impressive speaker. and his ser
mons gave universal satisfaction. He will al
ways be welcome in Ravenna.
The Methodist and Congregational Churche
have arranged to hold Union Evangelical meet
ings for two weeks, beginning last Sunday eve
ming. Dr. Hingeley breaches in the audienc
\ room of the Congregational Church every eve
ming this week, and Mr.. Meek will preach ever
evening in the Methodist Church next week.
Some boys skating at Crystal Lake some day
ago, cut sticks to play with, and ignorant of til
danger, cut some poison sumac. The resu
, was several boys get their hands poisoned. E
nest Meek was sick for week, and has pair
: very sore hands yet.
s The Hiram College Troupe will give an ente
tainment at the Opera House, on Friday evenil
u the 21st inst The College Star says:
1.-The company consists of 35 persons. II
u costumes have all been made for the oceasio
and the jokes. topical songs etc. are new al
good. An orchestra OF eight pieces is part of t
company, They will be assisted by the -EOli
Mandolin, Guitar and Banjo Club, of Clevelan
and by Mr.. Earnest Wilson, aw well-known tent
and also by Mr.. Geo. Bowler an expert banjoi
of Cleveland, The performance will consist
vocal selections. ehorusses, instrumental and V
cal solos, sketches. :okes and fun. Don't fail
ham,