The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1890-05-21
The DEHocnlTIC PRESS
The business houses of Ravenna will be closed

June 4th.
The NJ, E. Sabbath Schools is preparing an elal
] crate and beautiful program for Children's Da.
floor has been laid in the store rool
8 recently occupied by Wait Brothers
? Hon. T. I. Gilmer was in the city Saturday
Very impressive services were held at Grac
, Episcopal Church last Thursday evening il
, commemoration of our Lords Ascension.
Miss Carlotta Packard and Miss Hall. of War
ren. ard Miss Marian CARRIER, of Greenville
Pa, are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. 1. T. Siddal
Miss Grace seaton, who has been sick for tn
! past ten days with lung trouble, is better.
VIM. NJ, Thompson has been appointed Cen su
Enumerator for the East of Ravenna township
Mrs. H L. Beatty is in Cincinnati visiting he
parents. expecting to remain several weeks.
Mcsdames Cora Lacey and Jefferson Lepper
of Aurora. were the guests of Mrs. H B. Dick
inson, Monday.
Rev. Charles Il. Phelps, Pastor CT the church
at Kelley's Island occupied the pulpit of the
Congregational Church last Sunday morning
He was in the city the greater portion of the
week, the guest of Rev. S. w, Meek.
Mayor Holcomb was in Newton Falls, Mon
day, on legal business.
Il. e. Williams left Monday evening fol
ElDorado, Kas. for months visit with hi:
parents. who reside at that place.
The Portage County Sunday School Conven-
ton will be held at Cyclone. june 1lth and 12sh
Subject for preaching in the NJ. E. Church
Sabbath morning, The American Citizen" In
| evening, Words. Words. Words,
Mrs. Charlotte King left for Ft. Scott. Kansas
Monday. via Erie line. to visit her daughter. Mrs
| James Ball.
| The Jubilee Singers will give two concerts in
this city. for the benefit of the NJ. E. and Congre-
gational Churches. Proceeds to be equally di-
vided between the two Churches.
| Willie. SON of Walter and Minnie Sutton, (col-
oredy died Wednesday. May IA, of pneumonia.
aged 1 year. Funeral services were held Friday.
| Rev. S. W. Meek officiating.
MI. and Mrs. H B Dickinson were in Kent
Saturday visiting friends.
Rev. Andrew Wilson will preach in the
| Feeder Dam school house next Sunday evening.
Messrs. stocker and Slaughter will erect a
monument on the grave of Electa Willard. at
Standing Rock Cemetery, Kent.
The Non-Partisan &c T. U will meet at
evening. May S3rd, at 80 O'Clock.
Edmund Knapp the popular ex-postmaster o.
Garrettsville. was in the city Monday to make
his assessorship returns to the Auditor and
Probate Judge.
Hon. II. Stuart is about to change his law Of
fee from the building SO long occupied by him
OF North Chestnut ST., to rooms on the second
floor of The PheniX Block, north of Judge Rob-
inson's Office.
Miss Hattie TWitt accompanied by her cousin
Mrs. A. a. Nelson, nee Emma Twitu. of CleYe-
land. visited with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E.
Twitt. over Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Woodbridge bas thirty appoint
ments for the months of May and June to speak
at points in the State of Maine. on the various
reforms connected with the W c. T. U.
The Diamond Glass Works will be in opera
tion until about the middle of next month in
stead of the first as announced from headquar-
ters. This is for the purpose of working up the
stock now on hand.
Edward j. Douhct, Manager of the Douhet
Cycle Manufacturing Co.. of Cleveland, was
in the city, Thursday and Friday. in the in
terests OF his company. at one time he held
the State Championship lor fast road racing
Mrs. S. Palmer, who spent four months Of the
Winter and Spring with her sister. Mrs Lane.
at Elmira n. Y is at her home in this CITY,
again, where she Will remain for short time
and then visit her daughters at Cleveland and
Lorain.
The Fowler Manufacturing Co. are putting
up large number of their celebrated clothes
lines which are giving the best Of satisfaction.
No family should be without one of these lines.
Tney save time. trouble, labor, and do away
with walking through wet grass or wading
| through snow while putting out washings.
Wash day is hard enough at the best, and no
man should hesitate moment in purchasing
anything that makes its burdens easier Buy
one OF the Champion Endless Clothes Lines and
you will ntribute very materially in lig hten-
ing its work.
Work & Yeend have purchaser all the timber
on the old Earl farm IN Edinburg, and a tract
| on the E. W Poorm an farm in the north part of
| this township, and will at once erect saw mills
| thereon. They have also bought the timber on
| the John Cope farm near Campbellsport.
The Parish Workers of Grace Episcopal
| Church will give social Wednesday eyenirg,
DAY 2Sth. at the residence of D L. Roc. well.
|
the evening Literary Salad will be served
forfeits cents Admission 10 cents. a cordial
| invitation is extended to all.
| We find in the Salem Era that TT, Hingeiey
| of Ravenna, ofieiated at the marriage of Hiss
Helen Hampson, of Salem, to Mr.. George 3
Shepherd, of Cleveland. The wedding was the
most brilliant affair Of the season snd the fee
enormous. No wolder the Dr.. looks so fat and
fourishing.
Last Saturday afternoon. while Mr.. Eli Bris
bine was assisting in raising a shed, on his SON.
farm near the Mahoning river. he struck b!
q falling timber. and both bones of his left le!
. were broken just below the knee. One of thu
broken bones cut artery, causing profus
hemorrhage. Mr.. Brsbine is II years of age.
wv. Work, of the firm of Work & Yeend
, will furnish the capital necessary to operat
the Atlantic Mills. and assume control of tn
plant. The owner. Mr.. Working, was here iron
, Indiana some time since, and made this ar
/ rangement with Mr.. Work. He contemplate
moving to Ravenna if his purchase proves to b
profitable one.
We acknowledge an invitation from Aultmar
Miller & Co.. Akron. requesting our attendanc
at dinner given at Orrville. yesterday, t
, members of the newspaper fraternity invited
The occasion was the starting of the third sec
I tion of the " Buckeye Train.' from Akron, con
sisting of 80 cars loaded with harvesting ma
chinery.
The 31st annual convention of the Ohio Sur
l day School Union will be held at GAINESVILLE, O
i June 3. 4 and 8. program OF unusual inte
q est has been prepared and profitable eonver
ton assured. Full fare going and thin
i returning, if fifty persons are in attendan,
q who have paid full fare. 1t will be necessal
to obtain certificates from the railroad con
- panies. stating that full fare has been paid
1t order to secure the return reduction.
John Leisure. constable of Aurora. one of t
III witnesses in the Lepper-V Vaughn case. happen
in the Court room during the argument by 1.
Phelps, Esq. and Immediately began shaking
fist and vociferating wildly about the statemel
being id lies, and extending general in nvitati
to pugilistic encounter. Too much whisky
produced bad effect on an otherwise quiet W
IaLo o,1.