The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1890-04-16

The WEN S. of the NJ. Church will hold
| their anniversary Praise Meeting in the NJ. T
Church, of this place. on next Sunday night al
1880. Il welcome to all.
| The EpWorth League are fitting up the lecture
room Oh the NJ. E. Church in a neat and tasteful
manner. The League is prosperous and worthy
| of the prosperity it enjoys.
| The subject of discourse in the " E Church
on Sabbath morning will be" Beauty for
| Ashes"
| The Assessors of the various county townships
met at the Auditors office. Monday, prepara-
tory to entering on the duties to which they
| were elected.
Frank Dunning, of Chicago. was in the city,
Monday. visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
S. Dunning.
Buren Stephenson, son and brother went to
| Campbellsville, KY, last week, where they are
engaged in the saw mill business.
Martha Drummond, after visiting friends in
Freedom returned to Appleton, Wis, last week.
Israel Greenleaf, for many years a resident of
Charlestown, after visiting at his former home,
returned to his place of residence in Norwalk,
O., last week, his departure being fastened by
news of the cyclone which swept that town.
The Grace Church Social, announced for
next Monday evening at c. H. Coolnan's, has
been postponed indefinitely, owing to the sick
ness of little Dewitt, Youngest son of Mr. and
Mrs. Goldman.
Letters from Suffield, Deerfield and Atwater
were received too late to appear this week.
Mr.. Riddle is building an addition to his
block, to enlarge the rooms used by Mr.. Brak-
low for his restaurant.
John H. Kellar's twJstory frame house. at
Windham. burned at O'Clock this morning.
Contents saved.
nouthitt Post, G. A. r., of Edinburgh. will
give an entertainment at the Town Hall in that
place. W Wednesday evening, April 23rd. A Camp
Fire and Supper.
Andrew Bietz the veterinary surgeon, has
! returned from : kron. where he has been for
past six weeks.
John SOrensen was passenger on the City
of Paris,'' which came SO near sinking, about
three weeks since.
Two hosting engines were shipped from the
Ravenna Engine Works Monday, to Bucyrus
and Fostoria.
Frank st nford and family have returned
| from Akron and again occupy their pleas ant
home at Sandy Lake.
Billow s. Lenhart have placed a splendid
soda fountain in their Candy Kitchen.
Sullivan Moulton of RootstoWn, died sudden.
ly Tuesday morning. aged IS years. He came
D,.i,1, ,Ra1l -,
him His funeral services will be held at the
family residence Friday at II a. m, Rev. An
drew Wilson officiating
The Non-Part'san w .CTU will meet at the
| residence of Mrs. Cronemeyer, Friday, at &c
p. m. full attendance is requested.
The Non Partisan w. c. T. U. wish to express
their thanks to the Pastor of the Disciple Church
for his generous rendering of his Church fol
| the Citizens meeting, and lor kindly conduct
ing the same; to the choir for their most excel
lent and soul inspiring music; to the speaker:
for their eloquent and encourag ng remarks
that must have been appreciated AID enjoyed
by all present, and to the large audience fol
their kindly attendance and contribution.
| Mr.. Edgar F. Cox and family left here OIL
Thursday last for Cedar Rapids. Iowa. whert
| Mr.. Cox has been employed for several months
in an oat mil, and where they expect to maxi
| their future home. Misses Llbbie and Jenni
| Jones accom- panied them.
W iiliam Lenhart and W. II. Cain, of Akron
have been in the city the past two weeks as
sIsting Mr.. I. F. Thompson in his sewinj
machine business, which has increased to col
| lossal proportions. The gentlemen are oil,
experienced men in the business. and both be
ing veterans of the late war, know what it is t
meet the enemy" and demonstrate the reia
tive merits of Opposing forces,'' as well a
sewing machines. Their sales of " Standards
and "Domestics " were deservedly large, for G
all machines on the market, none so quickl
commend themselves 10 popular approval