The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1890-03-12
FURRY e. WILLIAMS.
THE DEMOCRATIC PRESS
.AvENNA. WEDNESDAY, mar.1a,1s9O

RAvENNA. WEDNESDAY, NIar.12,1S9
| Mayor HoIcomb returned from Nashville
| Tenn, Saturday.
Miss Marguerite and Elizabeth Rempel, Q
Logan, O.. are guests of Miss Blanche Goldman
Miss Annie Brown is attending the Milliner
Openings in Clev Gland this week.
Don't forget the concert of the Royal Lancier
Military Band next Monday noon.
S. F. Hanselman and C, F. Day, Esqs, were il
Canton. Monday. on professional business
A genuine sugar snow Monday gla6dened tht
hearts of our farmer friends
day.
Mr.. and Mrs, David Lindsay. Jr., expect soon
to occupy their elegant new home on Freedom
street.
Mr.. Caleb Ebersold, the Carver. has returned
from Cleveland. Mrs, Ebersold returned from
her visit to Randolph last Monday.
The second section of Erie train 10 Wells
Fargo express. Saturday was composed of 20
cars loaded with ice.
to Avon, N. Y. last week. to be used by the
Erie R. r. Co.
Hons. N Stuart. of this city. and S. P. VOL
colt, of Kent, went 10 Columbus, Monday. to
argue case before the Supreme Court.
D. M. Morrow. of Grove City, Pa. spent a
couple of days last week with his brother, J. A..
of the Etna House.
large quantity of ice, four to five inches in
was harvested between Saturday night
and Monday morning,
George Mcgahan wife and two children re-
turned to Pittsburg, Friday. after a five days
visit in the city.
George Smith. Republican, took possession of
the Garrettsville post Office. Saturday. vice Ed
mund Knapp, Democrat.
Miss Jennie Banks returned last Thursday
from a visit of two months with her friend Mrs.
ina Slaughter, in Chicago
The Randolph Rural Dramatic Club will give
an entertainment at the hall. New Milford. o I,
evening, March 10.
Miss Ruth Conant is now employed in the Of
fee of tho Mahoning County Line Stock Insur-
ance Company Association Youngstown Vim
dicator.
Frank Merits has accepted situation with J..
q Beatty &'Son, and will be pleased to see his
friends, both old and young, and show them the
finest stock of clothing in Portage County.
Services Friday evening at 7 80 O'Clock at
Grace Episcopal Church. The Sunday evenin 6
hour of service has been changed from TO 80
O'Clock.
There will be social for the members of the
G A. R and the W. r, c.. together with their
fa miles at the Post rooms. on Tuesday evening,
March 1s. 1890. Let all be present and have a
good time.
j w. Root, of Uriehsville. O., Station gent
on the C. L. & W. r. R., spent Sunday with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Recellus Root. "a miles
north of this city.
Our young friend H. L. Beatty. Esq, moved
into his recently acquired home Meridian
street. Tuesday. thus changing his place of bus
mess Monday, and his place of residence the
day following.
The Hiram College Minstrel Troupe is engaged
to give an entertainment on March 21st. This
troupe is composed of Students. who will hold
forth in Garrettsvitle on the Goth and Kent the
AAAu. 1AO Is NCIy luIoIoStln6 OuO
Peter limerick, of Randolph. recently felled a
large chestnut tree, and was lucky enough to
capture two fine coons. The most interesting
part of the incident. however. was the discovery
of large elder stalk which grew out of the tree
about IS feet from the ground.
Rev. john Tribby experienced slight shock
of paralysis on Mo aday of last week. His en-
tire system was slightly affected. while the left
hand and forearm were rendered useless for
some time. He is slowly recovering under the
doctors care and hopes to entirely regain the
use of his hand.
The Horticultural Society will hold its Marcel
meeting on Wednesday. the 18th inst at the
residence of FL. A. Swan in Kent. Essay by A
D. Olin. All are cordially invited. Convey,
ances from the Kent station to Mr.. SWANS ant
return will be furnished all ladies who go OIL
the cars.
Miss l.. c. Jackson attended the first Spring
Millinery opening in Cleveland last week. anC
her many friends and customers will avail
themselves of the --latest and loveliest" IL
fashionable head gear which the discriminating
tas tie of Miss Jackson. in purchase. always as
sures them, Note her New" advertisement
Church are largely attended and a deep inter
est is m manifested. Mr.. Mitchell sings with voic
and heart and able and impressive sermons ar
listened to with serious and earnest attention
Services will be held every evening this wee
at 80, and next Sunday at 20 80 a. M, and I
m. The welcome to all is fraternal and chris
tian.
HI. Beatty, ESQ.,. has rented the second stor
room in the Riddle block, Immediately over tn
post Office, for his law office and took possessio
Monday. Harry has one of the pleasantest OF
fees in the county. Law and Insurance al
well represented in Mr.. Riddles handsome ne'
structure, which is admirably located for sue
purposes.
At. the regular shoot of the Gun Club last weel
Fletcher broke 20. Grail 19 and Lewis %, out
25 single bluerocks. Parsons, out of singles an
| 10 doubles. broke Is. Grail and Fletcher shot
second match at so singles. Grail breaking 3S an
Fletcher 80. Honers are now easy between ther
each having scored one victory.
| Mayor HolcomL was elected as the Ohio men
| Der of the Committee on National finances
Nashville, where he went as delegate to Il
| National Convention of Republican Lea que
| He visited several battle grounds. among t
number being Look Out Mount tain and Missi
Ridge. and brought home dozen canes whi
he cut there, and presented them to the G. A
boys here. The delegation was en-! ertained
| Cincinnati by the Lircoln Club
Last Friday afternoon Sher. Keck went to t
stone quarry to see if the ice was thick enou
to commence harvesting. and walking out f
steps from the bank. soon obtained the desil
information. He also found, by actual measu
ment, that the water was over his head.
the time he had broken way to land he v
convinced that if the water in the pond was
cold as that which clung to his clothing, tn
: would be no ice famine this year.
J. NJ Babb has traded his roller grist mill
a farm of 213k acres in Chardon, Geauga
where he moved with his family Saturday. ]
exchange was made with Mr.. Phillip Work.
a gentleman from Peru. Ind, who will be
i ident of this city about April 1st. The tr
was effected through the agency of Mr. SpeH
+ Smith, who had charge of Mr.. Workings fs
in Chardon. and who is contemplating com
IS to Ravenna to assume charge of the mill
:, ditional machinery has already been orde
some of which has arrived at the Erie de
III and we are informed that no expense will
spared in making the mill first class through