The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1890-04-02
Rootstown Democratic Caucus.

By order of the Committee.
ROotstOw Democratic Caucus
The Democratic electors of Rootstown are II
quested to meet at the Town Hall, on Thursda
evening, April 3rd. to nominate candidates fc
township officers.
By order of Committee
The interior of the First National Bank is bein
elegantly decorated.
Miss Halle Scarf is convalescing from seriou
illness.
Mrs. Dwight E. Sharp and two children ar
visiting her parents. In Canton.
Richard Evans is confined to his bed witt
sickness
Chas. Knapp visited friends in Kent from
Thursday to Saturday.
J. C. Thomas, who has been employed as sales
man for A. T. Smith, has returned, with his fam
lily. to Windham.
John A. Bennett has moved from the A L
Kellogg house. on Lincoln Ave, to II. c. Carii
place. on West Main.
Our venerable friend, Silas Crocker, of Sha-
lersville will celebrate his 91st birthday tomor-
row. We regret to say the old gentleman is in
quite feeble health. -
1t is about time for the pesky Italian organ
and the monkey grinder to "waI the welkin -
What do the women want of the ballot. since
they rule the men without it?
Thomas K Sharp and wife, of New York City,
are visiting his brothers J. &. and Henry Sharp.
and sister, Mrs. James Hudson.
Monday was Calf day. several car loads of
them being shipped to the city markets from this
point.
March came IN like a roaring lion. but we failed
to discover anything of lamblike appearance in
its exit.
Oliver Jones. of Youngstown. spent few days
last week with his brother. J. Ii. Jones
Geo. W. Freeman, with his family, visited
friends and relatives at Mantua Saturday and
Sunday.
Two of the old signs relative TO the weather
of hristmas and Easter, foretell cald and
snowy day for the spring festival. One is - a
warm Christmas and cold Easter" and the
other, IS a green Christmas. white EASTER
The ladies of the Relief Corps will serve an
Easter Monday dinner and supper, at the Etna
Block, April 7. All are cordially invited. Din
ner, 20 cents; Supper, IS cents.
Miss Edith Coe entertained a number of her
friends at her home on North Chestnut street,
last evening" at thimble party.
Merits 81 Riddle shipped white funeral car,
Monday.
George F. Douthitt, Esq. was in Cleveland.
taking depositions in the case of
Morgan vs.. Sadler.
Miss Hattie Ffahl left for the home of her
father in Newark, n j.. 9th inst, via q. & P.
She had been living with Mrs. Spencer Collins.
in this city, for the past six years.
Ars Thorn went to Chicago. Thursday, via
c. & P. line.
L. Dalrymple went to Baltimore, Md, Mon
day, via C. & P.
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union
will meet with Mrs E. E. Davidson on Pratt
street, Thursday afternoon at 2 80 o clock. IL
friends Of temperance are cordially invited
The Band of Hope meets next Saturday at
30 p. N . in the Chestnut street school build
ing Wehave a flourishing band of nearly sixty
members, and still there is room.
The Congregational Sunday School occupied
its session hour last Sabbath IN general re-
view Of tie lasG quarters lessons.
The young people of the Congregational and
Methodist churches held union meeting at
the first named church Sunday evening at :3O
O'Clock.
Mondays imports consisted largely of calves
pigs and maple syrup,
Circuit Court adjourned Friday.
Mr.. Lou Freeman, of Cleveland, spent sun
day with his parents in this city.
James E Twitt, of Chicago. ILL.,, was the guest
of his uncle E. Twitt. Friday
hiss Mabel Campbell. of Hudson is visiting
Miss Winifred Reed, Central Ave.
Probably the biggest thing on ice next sum
mer will be the price.
The postage stamp will celebrate its 50tf
| anniversary this A. D.
| Arbor Day.
Teachers examination next Saturday. Apri
5th.
Peacock Bros. have on hand supply o
Chestnut and Egg Hard Coal.
a horse belonging to J n. Buntley drop et
dead in the harness Iast Thursday. at the corDe
of Main and Diamond Streets. The anima
had shown no signs of sickness previously.
Miles Gardner, of Beatrice, Neb is the CUES
of his brother, ID. c. Gardner.
The Building & Loan Association met ant
perfected its organization Tuesday evening.
AT Herrick, of Urichsville. is visiting Ra
VIENNA friends.
The Dercas Society meets Friday afternoon
| at their room on South Meridian st A full at
tendance is desired. as business of Importance
will be presented.
Cresset Lodge, X. P. Of this city, alive to tn
interests of their Order are about 10 institute
a Uniformed Rank. with about 80 members. t,
attend the National Encampment at Milmauke
next July.
A handsome ruby colored window light wit!
the letters K. P. in the center. was put into on
of the front W windows Of Cresset Lodge room
Monday night.
| An adj burned session of Common Pleas Cour
commenced this morning. with Jud8 e Johnston
on the bench. Seven cases are assigned fol
| trial.
| Mrs. Parsons will continue the special sale o
| Muslin Underwear until May 1st.
The remains of Theodore Miles, who died a
his home in Cincinnati last week, were brough
| to Ravenna Saturday and placed in the vault a
| Maple Grove Cemetery. The deceased married
| Martha, q daughter of the late VIM Gardner.
| Willis C. Miles, accompanied the remains o
his father, MIS-. DeCamp of the same city, anC
| W. D. Gardner of Chicago. sister and brother
| of Mrs. Miles, and Nj ID. X. w heeler of Hiram
were also present. Mrs. Miles was unable. OF
| account of sickness. to attend.
Services this week will be held in Grace Churcf
on Wednesday morning, at 10 :: 30; Thursday eve
ming. at 80. and on Good Friday at 10:S0 a. m
On Easter Sunday there will be Morning Service
at 10 :: 80, and the Easter Celebration of the Sun
day SchoohwilI be held Sunday at p. IN.
| AThe annual election for Wardens and Yestry
men will take place Monday, April 7th, at I 81
O'Clock, p, m.
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