The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1890-06-18
WEDNESDAY, June Is, 1890

Judge c. A. Reed and family leave tomorro
for Nantucket, where they design spending tt
Summer in search of pleasure and health.
| Ed. NJ. Bush has accepted situation in a dru
store at Wellington and left for that place SUI
day evening. He will not move his househo
goods for a few days.
The Disciple Choir will attend the Praise Sci
vice at Oakwood Chapel next Sunday. June 22C
| at p. m.
| A change of time occurred on the c. & P. roa
| last Sunday No changing from $50 to $50 an
and No. Sc from 9:31 to GIG a. m.
Miss Irene Towns expects to start Thursday O.
a vacation trip. and will visit Toledo, Fostoria
and several places in Michigan.
John Goeppirg ger. of Boone. Ia, is the gues
of Mr. and Mrs. NJ. Gretzinger.
Since ProfsPiekett first commenced his labor
as Superintendent ofthe Ravenna Schools, there
have been So male graduates and Isl female.
Miss Ella Groetzinger, of Allegheny City, Pa
Misses Julia and Alberta Harold, of Beaver
Falls. Pa and Chas Resch and sister Louisa
of Youngstown, attended the II Ugh School Com
mencement last Thursday evening. They were
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Goeppinger.
Garettsville, is now resident of the county
seat. He has moved into the S. r. Freeman
houre on Oak street.
Martin Williams, N anager of the Plate Glass
Works and Straw Board Works at Kokomo
Ind visited his father, J. T. Williams, of Pal
myra, last week. and was the guest of Sheriff
Jones and family over Sunday.
The Rev. w. H. Rider, D. D., will preach in
the M. E. Church on next Sabbath night.
The Sacrament of the Lords Supper and the
ordinance of baptism will be administered at
the NJ. E. Church next Sunday morning.
knights of Maccabee were instituted Friday
evening. with a membership of about 90.
For Jewelry, call upon LEFFINGwELL s.
HOLDEN before you buy.
The Non Partisan W. C. t. U. will meet this
Simmons on Orchard street at 80 O'Clock.
Mrs. Dr. w. W. White and children leave next
Saturday for months visit in Medina, her old
home.
Quite a number of Ravenna people are attend
ing the Commencement of Hiram College this
week.
N. Converse & Son have just received new
stock of Black Cashmere Shawls. and are selling
them at low prices.
The Quaker Mills Annual Picnic will be held
at Long Lake. Friday of this week.
"a Vagabond's Wife, will be the play at the
Opera House this evening, by the Model Comedy
Company.
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sister, Miss Lenora Mosier. of Newark, o.. are
guests of Mrs Diana Barber.
The plans and specifications for the new Uni
versalist Church edifce in Ravenna. to be built
this season, will be for examination at Waller
Bros. store. on and after Monday next, the 23rd
inst.
The C. & P. r. r. will sell excursion tickets
on July and 4. good for return until July 8, at
rate of fare for the round trip to stations on
Pennsylvania lines west OF Pittsburgh.
Miss Grace Armstrong attended the High
School Anniversary at Hudson last Thursday
evening. and spent the balance of the week
with friends at that place.
The Field Day at the Ravenna High School
was postponed until the morning of the Fourth.
at 9: 80 O'Clock. on account of rain and bad
grounds.
Geo. Anderson's Lecture at the Disciple Church
Tuesday evening. June "a, will be rare treat.
Don't miss it. Ice Cream will be served in the
Church Parlors before and after the lecture.
On account Of the reception for Prof. Pickett.
on Monday evening, the Union Young Peoples
Meeting at the Disciple Church was postponed
until next Monday evening. at which time all the
young people of the town are invited to attend
On last Lords day the Disciple Church was
filed with an nest people, to greet Miss Jessie
Ii. Brown of Cleveland. and hear her appeal for
Foreign Missions. This was Miss Browns first
visit to Ravenna, and many who have read her
writings were anxious to meet her. and were
much pleased with her address.
Gibbs & Knarr's Balloon and Parachute Co., of
Wapakonata. o.. have been engaged to furnish
the Grand Balloon Ascension and Parachute
Jump, at Ravenna, on the Fourth, and fine ex-
hibition is guaranteed.
Mrs. H. L. Beatty has returned from Cincn-
nati accompanied by her mother.
IS. Gildard has been transferred from Ra-
VIENNA to Warren, by the Wells, Fargo Co. He
left last evening. w. B. Hopkins, his predeces-
sor, has again assumed the duties of his former
position.
Work at the Census Superintendent's office
goes briskly on. Every day from one to ter
changes are made in the Enumerator ranks
from sickness and other causes. About one
half of the city returns are in.
Miss Carrie B. Ward is visiting friends il
Cleveland.
Frank Smith will occupy the east half of til,
Wait Jewelry room as a tailoring establishment
The County Board of Equalization met yes
terday morning. and adjourned today. Man,
individuals were cited TO appear, and a livel
session was held.
The Decennial Real Estate Board of Equal
zation will meet at the Auditors office the ser
| ond Monday in August.
]. S. Smith & Son have already handled owe
one hunred bushels of Strawberries. and the
shipments are Of daily increasing volume.
| Hon. NJ. Kent and c. IL. Kelso, of Kent. wei
| in attendance at the funeral of Jas. Reynold
| Monday. MI Kent was a warm personal frier
of Mr.. Reynolds. and was the first TO recon
mend and secure his position on the rail roa
which resulted in his promotion to responsib
| aud lucrative positions in rail road service
DIR. Waggoner's horse became fri ghtened
a white parasol last Sunday, while standing
front of the Doctors ofice, and breaking loo
from his fastenings. ran along North Prospe
street. overturning The buggy at the junction
that and BOwery street. and freeing itself fro
| the wreckage, continued some distance III
| course, when it was stopped. No injury W
done to the horse, and but slight damage to {
buggy