The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1890-06-04
The Glorious Fourth
TO BE CELEBRATED IN
RAVENNA.

Arrangements are being made to celebrate L
coming anniversary of our Independence by
p patriotic outlay of funds and preparatory effol
that shall fittingly commemorate this, chief
our National Holidays. The committee ha,
already secured the necessary funds, and 4
that remains to be done is to perfect the detail
. for which purpose meeting is TO DO held in IL
Mayors office, at o'clock this evening. L,
t there be a full turn out.
e T. r. Mason was in Youngstown. yesterday
The Commissioners sre holding three days
session
The County Board of Equalization convene il
adjourned session tomorrow.
Mrs. Bruce. of Freedom, took Erie train
last night for Berea. Ky. her future home.
Louis Schweitzer went to Cleveland Tuesday
for short visit at his old home.
High schsol Commencement Thursday eve
ning June 18th.
Mrs. George Wright went to Tinin this morn.
ing, called there by The dangerous illness of heI
| daughtcr-in-law.
| Colt Bros. will be home again Saturday. june
7th, with another large selection OF choice Dali
| ry Cows.
Hon. c, A. Reed took the cars for Canal Dover
and New Philadelphia this morning He will
be away several days on professional business.
a. Cole. wife and family left for their future
home ia Toronto, Canada, this morning, via
Erie line
Ray Watrous, a little four year old boy, fell
from a fence and broke his right arm. Tuesday
morning. on East street
You will find many useful articles suitable for
graduating presents, at C. A. Myers.
The regular meeting for June of the Ladies'
Cemetery Association will be held on Thursday
afternoon Of this week. at 2:30 p. M, at regular
place of meeting
There will be preaching in the NJ. E. Church,
Shalersville. next Sunday. at 2:3O p m. by Rev.
shaffer. Also. Children's Day will be observed
next Sunday evening. at I 80.
In addition to the regular passesger trains
which contained from II to 1G coaches loaded
full. six extras were brought into requisiton for
the Cleveland excursion. 315 tickets were sold
at this station,
E. D. Bogue went to Cleveland Monday. The
examination of applicants for admission to the
Bar commenced the next day.
See the fine line of fans. just received, at
LEFFINGwELL & HoLDEN's.
S. f. Hanselman, John Porter II. L. Scarf and
C. F. Day enjoyed the rear of Fridays Cleye-
land procession very much, but what they
thought of the balance of the parade their
tongues say not.
j. H. Goddard received dispatch from
Townsend, Montana, yesterday, from L NJ.
Potts. announcing the death of Mrs. Isaac
Frank who with her husband, moved to that
place one year ago from Ravenna.
Capt. C. A. Mason died at his residence on
East Main street. Thursday morning, Nj ay 29th.
aged II years. His funeral was held Sunday
from the house, under the auspices of the
Masons, Rev. S. w. Meek preaching the funeral
discourse. Mcintosh Post attended in body.
Hon. W. r. Day. of Canton. arrived in the city
evening as one OF the counsel in the
celebrated Hickman case which was assigned
FOR trial Monday. but be was called away Sun
Jay evening by telegram announcing the
leath of his brother-in-law, Louis shaefer. at
Toledo, and the case has been continued.
Last Sunday was Cbildren's Day at the Dis
,iple Church, and the morning hour was given |
lp to songs and rectations by the children, the |
sopIc being Missions - A collection then |
aiken up was added to the one of the Sunday
school the same day for missionery purposes. |
Ind the two amounted to $40.
FL, Louden and wife and Miss Lottie Henson. |
If the Jubilee Singers. arrived home last night, |
he company having Cisbanded in Chicago |
Many people will be disappointed in not having |
IN opportunity to hear them, as was promised |
,ut the members of the troupe were naturally |
'ery anxious to get home after their long ab-
enee in foreign countries. and it was thou gkt |
'est to close their engagements at Chicago.
EX-Soldfers and Sailors and the widows of |
uch will please be prepared to answer the
uestions of the census enumerators respecting
he date of their enlistment. discharge service
nd other inquiries necessary to complete the.
ecords. The full particulars of the services
hould be left with some member of the house.
old, who, in case of absence of the one having
een in the service. can answer all the questiops
f the enumerator. whose time is valuable.
Yesterday morning between and 10 clock, an
Iarm of fire was sent in from Talcott & Thomp-
on's photograph gallery, in Poe's block. Mr..
,aleott was heating some water with lamp
1hich he placed in a small window. to allow the
moke to escape. The framework caught fire and
be flames ran up between the plastering and the
xterior. and had already eaten their way
trough to the outside when discovered. 1t was
oon extinguished. The loss was tri1ing.
Next Sunday evening, at 7:3O o'clock, Miss NJ
!. Bartle. of Buchtel College, will give an ad-
ress in the Universalist Church. to the young
eople. This is the second of her series of lee
Ires. No young person afford to miss these
,ctures, so full of excellent thought charmingly
resented.
The Board Of Health held meeting Thurs
ay evening at the Mayors Office, and L. 4.
mith, the new member. and the re appointed
me- Jos. Gledhill, were sworn in. Gledhiu was
lected as Health Officer, and A G Russell,
lerk. committee was appointed to draw
p code of regulations governing the care CT
rivy vaults and the disposition of all refuse
latter about town. The Health Officer made
is report, showing that he had inspected the
reater portion of city pre- mises ana the Board
ave orders that proper remedies be applied i'll
II cases where he should deem it necessary 1t
ehooves people TO do little outdoor cleaning
5 well as indoor. Order passed for pay of
Iealth Officer. amounting to $50. Adjourned.
DrOgram for commencement Week