The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1890-10-08
THE DEMOCRATIC PRESS
RAvENNA, WEDNESDAY, Oct. s, 1890

The w. Z. L. U. Will meet IN their room or
Thursday. at o'clock.
All the Ravenna masons have been invited to
bid on the work of the Strawboard works.
Entire change of program each evening of the
Jubilee concert. Tickets on sale on and aftel
Thursday noon.
Attorney Heisley. of Cleveland, was in town
Monday. engaged in the case of Collins VS. Rice
The Township Trustees met in Clerk Beatty s.
office Monday and passed on the bills presented
Akron Fair last week.
Russell and Marcus Olin, of Chester, Mich,
are visiting J, Z. Sharp and the Olin relatives at
this place.
Misses Belle Cole and May Stevens. of Pawlins
N Y. are visiting their uncle, Orrin Stevens, on
East Main street.
There will be a Praise Service at Oakwood
next Sunday. in which the Universalist choir
will assist.
c. II. Goldman left for GAINESVILLE yesterday
morning in the interests CT Proctor & Gamble.
Mrs. Louis Griswold of Cleveland, with her
baby daughter. is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Sewen Cooley.
| j. S. Allen has completed the repairs and
neatly painted the house he recently purchased
of F. J. Louden.
| Mr. and Mrs. James Harsley, from Pennsyl-
vania have been visiting friends in Ravenna.
the guest of their aunt, Mrs. D. Barber. North
Chestnut street.
The case of Ohio VS. C. NJ. Day. charged with
administering poisonous drug. is on trial in the
Common Pleas.
L. A. 0lin and Frederick Foote commenced
| the examination of the Commissioners report
today.
The case of Ohio VS. w. D. Blanchfield. for OBJ
tanning property under false pretenses. has been
| dismissed.
While hanging out clothes at the residence of
Judge Catlin. last Monday. Mrs. VIM. Morley
slipped and tell to the ground. breaking her right
| arm.
H.F. Carts recently sold large order of brick
to Cleveland parties at an advance of 81 per LOCO
| over former prices.
| The complete census returns give Ohio $685.
719. an increase of 46S 657 or 1855 per cent over
1880.
e. Halstead & Son have placed a new Cary
| safe of the latest make in their store room.
Mayor Holcomb fined L. F. Bingham the
costs and John McMahon 81 and costs for being
drunk.
Wanzor Holcomb. father and family have re-
turned from their Western trip and have many
fine specimens of minerals, fruit and other pro-
ductions from Colorado.
Mrs. Sarah Willyard and daughter, Mrs. Sears,
of Michigan. are spending a few days with Mrs.
L. Willyard and L. Alga. South Prospect st.
Everybody in the county want to hear the
Loudin Jubilee Singers. They will be at the
Opera House. Monday and Tuesday. Oct. 18th
and l4th.
Miss Maria Price returned to her home in Chi
cago. Saturday evening" via Erie line. after pro-
tracted visit with her sister. Mrs. Whiting Carter
and other relatives.
| Mrs. Maria Jackson. of johnson. Trumbull
Co.. returned to her home Saturday afternoon
after weeks visit with her niece. Mrs. Ii. B.
| Dickinson.
Rev. S. W. Meek exchanged pulpits with Rev.
C. W. Carroll. of Steubenville, last Sunday, The
music for the morning service was furnished by
| the Fisk Jubilee Singers.
They are here. and you can hear them sing. il
you go to the Opera House Monday or Tuesday
evenings, October 18th and 14th. Loudin's Jubilee
Singers.
The Willyard family are to hold reunion at
John N. Willyards. one mile and a-half west OF
Ravenna. Tuesday, Oct. 18th. All relatives and
friends requested to attend. Basket dinner.
W. H. Edney. who has been in the employ Of
Halstead s. Sons the past year. left for Ashta-
bula yesterday, where he will engage in the
meat market business for himself. We be.
speak for him success.
Fay Fosters Gaiety Company showed to
small house at the beginning of the entertain
ment, which still smaller after the first act
the few ladies present becoming satisfied that thu
performance had no charms for them. 1t wa
generally spoken of as ''snide'' show, having
enough of the high kicker" element to DISCUS
the ladies. and not enough to please the men.
Farmers need not be surprised to be called upol
by Mr E. G. Hale. General Deputy of the 0hi'
State Grange. who is now in the county for thu
purpose of organizing subordinate oranges. Th
time has fully come when the farmers must or
: ganize for their own protection.
Josh Billings said, the worst bug to bite wa
the hum bug" Those house owners in this an,
adjoining townships. who have been bitter
within the last few months. to the tune of from
one to three hundred dollars. by the lightning
rod swindler. may perhaps consider the bite Q
, this last named bug" at least equal to that G
the humbug. Experience is said to be dea
teacher. but if this teaches these parties, an
their neighbors also. never to sign their name
for stranger. and especially lightning-ro
agent. it may be cheaply bought lesson.
Andrew Jackson. Esq, and daughter. Mrs. 1
P. Seymour. took Erie train 3. Sunduy night fo
j, two weeks visit in the South. They will sto
at Knoxville, Chattanooga and Atlanta, and Wis
, the old battlefelds whose sanguinary history
horror and death is familiar to Mr., jackson
[ from participation in lthe conflicts. They wi
also attend the reunion of Federal and ConfeG
F., crate veterans.
4 In the Uniyersalist Church last Sunday ev,
ming. large congregation listened to good SCI
e mon by Rev. Stephen A. Olin. pastor of the
Z. Church at Sharon. Wisconsin, Mr.. Oliu a
tended the Olin reunion last week. and chez
fully accepted an invitation from Mr.. Wilson
z occupy the Universalist pulpit.
!, The ladies of the Uuiversali5t Church will flu
nish supper in the Town Hall. after the Ger
monies next Saturday. After the Masonic CUES
e have been servedtall others who desire can obta
supper for Is cents each. All are invited to tai
5 supper and help the furnishing fund of the ne
=, Church.
The team from Achilles Lodge, Kent were ov
II last night and worked the Amplifed KING
! Rank on two Esquires. ]. Brough SheweIl and
u Bower, in Cresset Lodge, K. P. Visiting mel
J bers were present from New York City, Cinci
natl. and Palmyra. A fine lunch was served t
d the boys at Braklow's.
:, Efie j. Copper granted divorce frt
u Samuel Copper in exactly fifteen minutes beft
7 Judge Robinson, yesterday afternoon. The
cres was granted for extreme cruelty. II.
% Beatty represented plaintiff.
-c The Gilbert Opera Co. gave fine present
- ton of the comic opera "Girofe-GIrofa."
If the Opera House, Monday evening. The ch;
acters were all good and the company "
excellent in their different roles. Miss N
Sylvester is a charming actress and possesse
voice of marvellous power and sweetness.
was an entertainment that merited lar,
house than that which greeted it.