The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1890-05-28
TIE lEHOCRlTIc PRESS
RAVf12IN4A. WEDNESDAY, EEay,2s 1890

The business houses of Ravenna will he clos
from 8 80 to IL o'cock on Decoration Day.
Alumni at Riddle Block, June I3
| DR.. F IL. I4eider was the guest of George I
| Robinson. Sunday.
A. S. Cole. Esq, went to Jacksonville. Ill
Friday, on professional business.
Robert Day is home from the Cincinnati La
College, to spend the Summer vacation.
Miss Jennie Leach has been the guest of Mi:
Marie Leonard during the past week.
Mrs Rachael Beecher visited relatives i
GiraId from Thursday to Saturday.
VIM Merits sold his bay colt News Boy.
last week to Fittsburg party or 5000
has been prepared
Mrs. Oscar Bond has returned 10 her home i
Chicago, after visiting her sister. MIS- Within
Carter, several weeks.
Col. J. o. Wiuship, of Cleveland. assisted
John Porter, Esq, in the trial of Valentine V:
The Ins. Co.. appearing for the plsintiff.
Mrs o. ange Knapp is visiting among friend
here, and will remain during the summer an
fall. Her home is now in Denver, Col
Mr. V E. McGhee, Of Oneida Mills, Carol
county, spent Sunday with his brother. C. Il
McGhee, night operator at the c. u P. Ry.
Miss Fannie Wachs retu sned TO her home il
Minneapolis, Min. Monday morning, termina
ting her two weeks visit with Miss Lena Walter
Mrs. Jonathan Haley. of Fostoria, has beer
visiting Ravenna friends few days last past
Rev. Andrew Wilson will preach in Kriess
Hall. New Milford, next Sunday eFening. at 81
O'Clock
Mr.. Paul Klinkenberg, of Kendalville, Ind
is visiting Kavenna relatives and friends. tn
guest of hEr. and Mrs. Louis Schwaiizsr.
Prof. Humphreys Orchestra at the Alumni
June 13.
The Loyal Temperance Legion will meet mex
Saturday at O'Clock, in the Disciple Church.
Remember the Social given by the Parisl
Workers of Grace Episcopal Church, at D. L
Rockwell's. this evening.
One Cook, one Hook, two Crooks, and still
there ara but two of them. is the present Grim
inal enigma at the Ravenna jail.
The Buckeye Division U. R. K, P. Ravenns
and Kent. will havs so swords in line at the par
ade iu Cleveland. Friday. The Rayenna mem
bers go to Kent tonight for drill. in Kent's Hall
Mrs S. NJ Palmer left for Cleveland, Friday
to visit her daughter, Mrs. Bell. From there
she goes to Lorain where her daughter. MI 5
II ellen Palmer, resides.
An elegant plate glass front will he the mex
improvement made in the old Swift building
1t will replace the one at Waits jewelry store
and be put in at once.
The returns of the personal property assessors
are all in. howing the total values in the county
to be ST. 937 5 an increase of about $172 000 Ovel
last year.
Are you going to the Alumni
A. E. seaton. Esq is in Cleveland as repre-
sentative of Cresset Lodge, at three days ses-
sion CT the Grand Lodge, X. P. which COM
yesterday. Fl. L. Beatty. Esq is also
in attendance.
Entertainment. banquet and dance for the
Alumni, this year.
Miss Ethel aolcomb returned home last Sat
urday, having completed her studies at the Ada
Normal School. She was one of the graduating
class upon whom was conferred the degree OF
B c. s.
versity at Ada will deliver the memorial ad-
dress at Kent on the S0th. He hopes to have
the pleasure of greeting number Of the old
50 Ada Normal'' students resident in this Vi
ciuity.
Miss Dora Miller. of Windham. was the guest
of Miss Carrie Kingsbury, West Main St, re-
turning home Monday her visit extending from
Friday.
d. 3. Lawrence. of Cleveland. spent lSuaday
with Ravenna friends, returning Monpay eve
ming. He was accompanied by his wife and
their daughter Mrs Blinn, of Erie Pa y whC
will remain as the guests of Raveana friend:
during the week.
Robert Ramsey. Esq junior member of the
law firm OF Ramsey, Maxwell s. Ramsey. rep
resented the defendant in the case of Valentino
VS. the Ins Co He is one of the ablest foreign
appearing at our bar. of late HI
graduated from the law class of which Fl L
Beatty, Esq, was member.
The Ohio Universalist Sunday School and
Missionary Convention will be held in Akron
next week. J. c. Yeend and E. III. Waller vii
represent the Ravenna Church. Mrs. Emil.
Wolford and Mrs. L. II. Parsons. the sunda,
school, and with Mrs. andrew Wilson, tn
Women's Missionary So iety.
The Dniversalist Church has elected j. {
Yeend, E, Ii. W al!er land Robert Knapp. a bull,
ing committee. The architect. Wm. p. Ginther
of Akron. is preparing plan and specifications
In about three weeks these will he ready for con
tractors to examine. Official notice OF time 70
receiving bids will soon be given.
TIE Universalist Young People have organ
lied a society for practical work It is name
the Good Wal Club. Charles Mowen is Presi
dent; Katie Heimes, Vice President; E7a VOL
ford, Secretary, and A Ina Waller. Treasures
It has the good will of ali interested in the wei
fare of the young.
The Ravenna Grange held its regular Ma
meeting last Saturday. The attendance YVES goo
and the subject, The Pests of the Farm" ws
thoroughly discussed. Fifteen applications ft
membership were received and the future ou
look is good. Farmers generally are realizir
more and more the necessity of organizatio
among themselves for their social, education
and financial interests.
In the case of Barber, admir- VS.. Kimes, trie
in the Supreme Court at Columbus last wee
that court rendered decision in favor of Pet
Kimes. 1t was a case of considerable impo
tance, involving the ownership of the Frost
Co. Touring mill at Mantua Station. Hon. D
Stuart argued the case for Kimes, and T. ST
dali. Esq. for the Frost estate.
Mr.. D. W. Goss. Teller of the First Nation
Bank of this city, has brood mare whose co
during the past years, have brought him SIS
three of them being shipped on Thursday of Ii
week, to Newton, Kansas, for which Mr.. G.
received-$1 200. They are all good ones" a
were sired by Col. West, Cardinal and Atwo
respectively. 1t pays to raise that kind of col
Burglars broke into P. Flath's Clothing ST
Thursday night, between II and O'Clock. /
Geo Flath. who occupies room in the establ
ment. being in attendance at the ceremonies
the K. of P. on that night. returning about a
J found a rear window open and large lot
goods, selected from various parts of the 5to
piled upon the floor near the back door.
thought the thieves were frightened away by
coming, as they did not take time to carry av
the tools used to gain admission. Enough go
had been selected to stock small store. and
. thieves doubtless had wagon which they W
preparing to load with their plundef. A few
. ticles are missed from, the stock, but it is
possible to tell the exact amount of the loss.
clue has been obtained.
!, ANY one interested in the sick benefit fu
ral-aid, and ath-beneficiary association: