The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1890-05-21

first class library of ITSELF which every famil,
in the land will highly value.
| Capt. j. d. King ha: our thanks for copies of
| the Hawaiian Gazette.
The Kent Rod and Gun Club has re-organizet
| for the season of 1890.
Charles Reed and Mr.. Ochenbach of Warren
spent Sunday here with friends.
Ii. A. Austin and Addie Fiickinger went tc
Akron. Col yesterday. via Erie line.
Prosecutor Phelps was in Warren, yesterday
| on business.
F. c. Parks little daughter is convalescing
| from serious illness of pneumonia.
The gang Of workmen engaged in ballastine
| the Erie with Stag, have reached Chestnut ST.
crossing.
DIR r. B. johnson attended the meeting of the
| State Homeopathic Medical Society at Cleye-
| land last Wednesday.
Mrs. Maria Price. who has been visiting hel
sister, Mrs. Whiting Carter, for the past few
weeks, returned to her home in Chicago. yester.
day.
number of good catches of bass, both black
and speckled. are reported during the past
week.
John sorenson and family arrived last satur-
day from Denmark. and will resume their res
idence in Ravenna.
Ruy big Webster's Dictionary for So at
CA. MYERS.
The room of the Epworth League is a model
of beauty and good TASTE
Letters remaining in the Postofice at R ayenna
May 2lst. 1890: Mrs. Hattie Allen, Mrs S. M,
Fisk. Miss Lottie Glaser, Archibald Muir, Mrs
Eta Maxam. Mrs. DR.. Painter, II. M. Wright.
Marriage licenses were issued during the pas
week to Wilson D. Pratt and Nina Foote, OF
Franklin, and VIM. III. Copeland and Eleanor
Black, Charlestown.
j. H. Ford. Miss Mary Laughlin and several
other members of the Disciple Church are in
Dayton attending three days session of the o.
Z. al. Society. A party of s drove here from
Hiram, yesterday, and took the train for the
same place.
George Ernestswor out a warrant for the ar
rest OF one Nelson. Monday. for assault and
battery. claiming to have been struck over the
eye with a brick bat
Miss Kittie Clewen went to Akron today to
attend the wedding of her cousin. Charles Ray
mond, to Miss Mary Perkins, daughter of Geo.
Perkins, one OF the most prominent men in
Akron.
Quincy Cook returned Tuesday morning from
the Cumberland Gap region. where he has been
Superintendent 4 large contract during the past
winter.
rthe game laws Of Ohio. as they now ap-
pear, 1t IS unlawful to kill squirrels until July
lst- maze note of it. boys. and don't let the
Game Warden catch you with any SQUIRRELS in
your pockets before that time
Word was received this morning that a ma
jority of the people residing along the road
leading from Hiram Station to the Center, have
voted, under the One Mile Assessment Pike
Law, in favor of macadamizing the same.
The remains of Mrs. William Stowen were
brought from Kent, yesterday, and inferred in
the Catholic Cemetery. She died at the home
of her son, D. ]. StoweIl, who is agent for the
P. & W., at Kent.
Burglars entered the residence of Frank Ford
last night ettecting an entrance through cellar
window. Nothing was taken but lot of eata-
bles prepared for the Horticultural Society
which meets today. No clue
Personal Property Board of Equalization met
IN annual session today, but adjourned withou
transacting any business, owing to the absence
OF Commissioner Paine, occasioned by the deatl
OF his little niece, and in view of the fact that tht
Assessors were not all of them ready, an ad
| journment made to the first Thursday i,
| June.
Mrs. J. 5. Lefflngwel was stricken with paraI
ysis Saturday forenoon, about 10 o'clock, Will,
In the yard at her home on West Main street
She was discovered few moments later by :
passer by, who called upon one of her neiehbor
tor assistance, and together they carried he
INTO the house She remained conscious unit
5 clock in the evening, from which time sh
sank rapidly until shortly after 8, when she dice
Charlotte o. Dewey was born in Beckett
Mass, Dee. 25th, 1923 September 26, 1s4e
she} was married, at that place, to James s
Lefhngwell, coming at once to Ravenna wit
her husband, where she has ever since resided
Five children were born to them, three of whol
survive, namely: Mrs. Mary Mitchell, of Cc
penhagen, N, V, Mrs. Fannie Warner, of Clev,
land, and Miss Lottie Leffingwell of this cit
Mr. Leffingwell died about 20 years ago
Mrs. Leffingwen had been member of IL
Congregational Church for over 40 yea rs. H
funeral was held at 2 o'clock yesterd ay afte
noon, Rev. S. w. Meek officiating.
Auditor Freeman returned Saturd ~ from
two days trip over the P. C. & T. and bra nch,
assessing the property, in company with t
Auditors along the various lines. This NOR
ing he went to Wellsville to attend a meeting
the Auditors along the line of the G. & P,
the purpose of assessing the bull dings of
/ company. With the exception of Sunday a
e Memorial Day, his time will be occupied
= balance of the month along the lines tras ersi
: this county.
Arganaut Division U. r. X. P :, of CRevelal
under command of Col. Black, of I'd RegFe, "
e institute Buckeye Division U. B. X. P at Cr
d sett Lodge Castle Hall, Thursday even ing, Ii
2and. Col. MInshull, Aid-ds-es mp On g
is Carnahans STAFF, will be the Irstitutiog Ome
is Arganaut Division, accom- panied by I'd Re
N Drum Corps. will arrive on alliance accom-
ID dation, Thursday afternoon. Buckeye Divis
III will be composed of members of Cressett Lo
ed X. p, of Ravenna, and Achilles Lod ge K. P
til Kent and will be composed OF abo ut 60 m,
bers.