The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1890-06-11

The DEMOCRATIC PRESS
.wEDNEsDAy,Jun IL, 1890
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Ther3 is talk of organizing U. r. X. z. ant
LII. Thelps. Esq, is in Kent on professions
business.
Common Pleas Court adjourned saturda
until the coming Saturday. at O'Clock D. M.
Miss Frances Wildes is visiting friends il
Akron.
Sunday, June s9th. will be Childrens' Day il
the Universalist Church.
Joseph Welty. Jr.. was arrested Sunday nigh
for fighting. and fined $2.60 by Mayor Holcomb
Miss Jennie Brown, of Cleveland. will speak
at the Disciple Church next Sunday morning
| Baptismal services were held at Grace Church
| Monday afternoon.
Tickets for Alumni now on sale at j. G.
Beatty & Sons. Secure yours at once.
Bro. Scott of the Kent Courier. made us a
pleasant call Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. Seibel, the barber. has been confined to his
bed several days by sickness.
Mrs. C. NJ. Preston, Of Cleveland, is q guest
with the family of Ii. G. Frazer.
F.JLoudin went to Nashville, Saturday eve
| ming, via Erie line.
Born. Sunday. June 8. to Mr.. and Mrs. R. B.
Carnahan, son.
Lloyd Hinman, of Rootstown. went to San
Francisco. Monday evening, via Erie line.
Mrs. Geo. Smith has gone to Columbia, Mo.
for months VISIT taking the Erie route.
Miss Stella Mcconnell. of Brimlield. was the
guest of Miss Nina Harris, over Sunday.
Henrietta Scaglione arrested last week for
petit larceny, was fined the costs. amounting to
$l0.20 by Mayor Holcomb
Mrs. Louis Goeppinger and MIS-. Henry
Goeppinger, OF Boone, Ia. are guests of Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. Grctznger.
A parlor social for the benefit of the Univer
salist Church will be held Tuesday evening.
June 18th, at the residence of P. L. King. All
are cordially invited
Ohio Prohibitionists will meet in Convention
at Columbus. June 18th and 10Th. One fare for
round trip via the Pennsylvania Lines.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Robert Sessions, who recently
returned from their European wedding trip
were the guests of Miss Marie Leonard over
Sunday
The International Sunday School Convention
will be held at Pittsburg. J une % to 27th. One
fare for the round trip via the Pennsylvania
Lines. See notice In this paper.
Edmund Knapp and family. of Garrettsvillc'
terminated weeks visit among Ravenna rel
atives and friends, Tuesday morning
Rev. James A. Brown went to Pittsburg, yes
terday, to spend the week. He will return sat
urday evening.
Sheriff Jones escorted Frank Hook to the
work house this morning. Hook was much re-
joiced at what he considered his light sentence.
Don't fail to hear Geo. Anderson's lecture on
''John Bunyan and his Works" at Disciples
Church, June "a
Ice Cream will be served at Disciples Church
from TO O'Clock, and also after the lecture,
Tuesday evening. June "a
Frank Hook was arraigned before Probate
Judge Ingell yesterday and pleaded guilty to
house breaking, and was fined $40 and costs and
sentenced to 60 days in the Workhouse.
Knights of Maccabee is the name of new
order that will be instituted here Friday night,
at the Iron Hall rooms. in the Riddle block.
postal card from Miss Flora Richardson to
her mother. announcing her arrival in New York
from her trip around the world. was received by
Mrs. R. yesterday. and Miss Flora is expected
today.
Commencing with next Sunday there will be
morning services every Sunday at Grace Epis-
copal Church. The evening service will be dis
continued until further notice.
Mr.. Skilton. student of Divinity at Kenyon
College. Gambia, occupied the Grace Church
pulpit. Sunday evening. Mr. Davis, the young
man expected, was unable to be present. by
reason of injuries sustained in a runaway.
The "a Grammer" and High School boys will
hold their first annual Field Day. at the Bowery
St. grounds, this week Friday afternoon. at 2
O'Clock. A football game and other sports will
be included in the program.
The funeral of VIM Burgess, of Kent, occurs
this afternoon, at o'clock. He formerly resided
in Brimfeld. near Sandy Lake, and was respected
and esteemed by his neighbors and acquaintances
in that neighborhood. as well as in his late home
in Kent.
Miss NJ. A Bortle. of Buchtel College, gave
an admirable address to the young people last
Sunday evening in the Universalist Church.
The house was crowded and all were thankful
for the privilege of hearing this charming
speaker. Her next lecture will be given Sum
day evening, July 9th.
Arthur Picard. arrested by officer c. II. Kelso.
at Akron, for stealing a lot of shoes from the P.
& W. freight car depot at Kent. was bound over to
Common Pleas Court by Esquire Bentley of that
place, and in default of bail is now boarding with
Sheriff Jones. Weunderstandh he desires to plead
guilty to burglary and larceny, and the Prose-
cutor will. if possible. empannel a special grand
jury. so that the matter can be disposed of ct the
present term of court.
Mrs. E. r. Wait received telegram last Sat-
urday afternoon. announcing the serious illness
of her brother, Charles E. Swift, at his home in
Ashtabula, which was soon followed by another,
apprising her of his death. Mrs. Wait left Mon :
day morning. to be in attendance at his funeral
which was held yesterday at p. m. Mr.. Swift
was an old resident of Ravenna, removing from
here to Ashtabula about twenty years ago.
In the tables published in last weeks Rspub
| lican, containing the personal property Valua
tion of the various townships in the county
with the gain and loss over last year, Mr.. Ed
mund Knapp. the Assessor. says the figures
from Garrettsville are wrong in that they maxi
a loss of s23 592 to appear. whereas there was il
reality a net gain of s6,40s,
B. A Derthick, Esq, of GarrettsYille. passed
| a very creditable examination at Columbus las
week and is now member of the Portag
County Bar. Mr.. Derthick possesses the pust
energy and indomitable perseverance necessar
will undoubtedly command large and !ucrs
tive practice.
Sheriff Jones took Henry Cook to the peniter
tiary. Saturday, starting in the morning an
returning the same day Cook is under seve
years. sentence for burglary. The sheriff r
ports 1857 prisoners in the Pen. of which numbt
125 are life conVicts, and % are females. The
are five unhappy beings in the annex. three
, whom are sentenced to hang this month T
, saw and conversed with Charlie Force. who sa.
I he is enjoTing himself and is pleased with Ii
irrespective duties as guard, for which he
now training.
Last wednesday evening, horse belongil
| to DR.. Geo. Sadler became frightened while
e ing driven on East Main street, and by kickil
and piunging detached itself from the rig a
e ran toward the business portion of the ci
running on the pavement the entire length
4 PheniX Block. DIR. Leonard and VIM. Thon
!, son, Census Enumerator. were standing at I
a corner of the Second National Bank, and we
both knocked down by. the animal STUMBLE
, and following against them Mr.. Thomps
'' sustained injuries severe enough to keep h
| laxy nd T10n