The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1891-08-26
THE DEMOCRATIC PRESS
RAvENNA. WEDNESDAY, Aug. ee, 1891

Chas. l.. Banks, OF Evans " Hoey, is now Will
"Ohi What Night"
Miss Merits and Miss Riddle will sail for New
York on the 2Tth.
Mrs L. 1. Ticknor is visiting the family ot
Mr.. David Myers, in Warren.
Mrs c. J. Fowler has gone to Beaver. Pa.
Misses Maud and Blanche Bloomfield. of New
Baltimore. accomp anied by Miss May Witter,
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. E g, Belding last
Wednesday.
Battery l, O. V. L. A. holds its annual reunion
today and tomorrow in this city.
Notwithstanding the rain there was a good
attendance and enjoyable time at the Sandy
Lake dance, Thursday evening,
"Ohl What Might" Opera House, August
27th, tells the story of a foiled elopement, in a
most uproariously funny style.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton Day, of New Balti-
more, on their return from visit in Ashtabula
were guests of My. and Mrs. E. e. Bedding Fri
| day night.
Miss Sophia speck and Helen and Theodore
Volzer, of Canton, are in the city, for ten days
visit with Mr.. and Mrs, Herman Kertcher.
Frank Pitkin and family. Arthur Pitkin and
Miss Grace Mason, of Atwater, are in camp at
| West Twin.
August Hummer has returned from two
| years residence in California.
| Miss May Witter gave a party last evening g
| for her guest, Miss Scripture, of Chicago.
Slreet Commissioner Sapp and family are in
Akron. attending the Sapp family reunion.
w. W. Richardson and wife. of New Phila-
delphia, are visiting friends in the city.
There will be meeting of the w c. T. U. at
| the home of Mrs. Bissell, Thursday afternoon,
at O'Clock
Remember, you won't hear any old music or
songs. Ever ything new in oh. What a Night"
The last of the Union Services will be held
next Sunday evening, at the Congregational
Church.
DR.. Lettie LauShlin. sister of Rev. E. G.
Laughlin. locates in Warren this week in the
practice of her profession.
VIM. P. Hazen. Esq, of Thonotosassa. Fla,
were guests OF Mr. and Mrs. A. 3. Griffin. a
short time last week.
Mrs 7. NJ. Gilbert and daughter, came home
last Friday from Columbus. and expect to re-
turn to that city again this week. to reside with
her son, R. n. Gilbert.
Miss L. G. Jackson returned Friday evening
from Oil City, Pa, where she has been for the
past six months, under the doctors care. Her
health somewhat improved, though it is still
| far from good.
MISS Jessie Sisson. the popular and charmin g
little soubrette, is with Mr.. Loder. in "Oh,
What Night" Opera House, Aug ~.
The Western Reserve Association of UnIver-
salists will hold its Ninth Annual Session in
| Ravenna, September IL, IL and 18th. A large
and interesting meeting is expected.
Mis- Judge Turman and daughter. Mrs. Flora
Laughlin, of Green Castle. Ind are in the city
to remain until Sept. 1st. the guests of Miss
Mary Laughlin.
Rev. E. G. Laughlin will occupy his pulpit
the second sunday in September. He is now
| recreating in Deerfcld. at the old home tn at
gave him birth.
| Don't fail to attend the opening of Opera
Heuse, Aug s7th, as Obi What d Night" is
one OF the best attractions of the season,
j. Huxley, who mas been visiting friends and
relatives here. has returned to his home at
Princeton, Kansas, well pleased with his visit
Mrs. A II. Parsons and daughter Flora are
attending the Millinery Openings in Cleveland
| Miss Sadie Smith, of Jefferson, Ashtabula Co.
is the guest of Miss Maud Smith.
Mr.. aud Mrs j, H. Evans were in Mespotamis
over Sunday, visiting his uncle. J. IL Evans
| who is seriously sick with stomach and liver
| trouble.
Miss Lila Spellman was the guest OF Mis-:
Florence Seymour last week
We are pleased to be able to say that the in
FAINT son OF DR.. and Mrs. NJ G Mcbride is mucf
better, with the chances of his ultimate 1ecov,
| cry very much in his favor.
Mayor Holcomb has beautifed his law ofdct
the wallis and ceiling. He has also placed IL
the office two bookcases that are marvels il
antique oak.
LIST OF UNCLAIMED LETTERS remaining il
the Post Office at Ravenna, o., Aug. 26.ls91
for period of ID days or more:
Mrs h Ii Anderson, Mrs Samantha Eckers
John Fisher drop, Mrs Rose Glass. Mrs Mar!
Ann jackson, Mrs Stuart Chas Webb.
j. G. BEATTY, Z. M.
John Clement died at his home northwest o
this city last night, aged "a years. He had beel
a great sufferer for many weeks. His funera
will be held from the house tomorrow. at :3
p. m Rev. E. G. Laughlin officiating.
Clifford Brown, of Kent. was surrendered b
his bondsman, E. w. Poe. last week. and wa
subsequently released by DIR. Sweeney signin
a new bond. He is charged with larceny.
Miss Ellen j. w ilson d led in this city at 8 "a
this morning, of Inflammation of the bowels
aged so yenrs. Her funeral will be held Frida
from the residence of Miss Sarah Gledhill, o
Cellar street.
Justice Beckley issued warrant for the al
rest of Henry Baker. an Erie switchman in I'll
Kent yards. Tor burglary and lar. eny. the item
l-being the breaking into a and stealing
7 box of toilet soap. At the hearing yesterda
morning the def n liant was bound over
There will be meeting of the Committee
the Business Mems Picnic at d. NJ. Clewell
store. to- morrow (Thursday) evening, at
o'clock. to close up the business of the picni
and to elect Secretary and Treasurer for Il
ensuing year.
Geo. Flath and Chas Beitz arc about to ope
a tailoring establishment in Akron. OF ii
personal worth of these two young men we Cal
not speak too highly. and the same is true
their business qualifications. Akron will ga
two excellent tailors and two excellent citizen
Success, boys.
Tomorrow afternoon and evening Miss Doyt
teacher and. worker in the Southern Institut
established for the education and developme
of the negro in the South. will be at the Discip
Church. She desires to have the childrt
assemble at2 O'Clock p. m, the ladies at g. al
GHo 4OuHS oOCletlcS dt AT O'CIO
D she will deliver lecture on the subject indica
ed above.
The nth An nual Meeting of the Pioneer Ass
citation of Portage and Summit Counties, W
be held on their grounds. in Kent. Thursdf
September 3rd. 1891. Speaking by Gen. W
H. Gibson. orator of the day. viii commence
10 O'Clock a. m. Everybody invited.
letter has been received from the Gretzing
party. written on board the Columbia" a
= mailed on their arrival at Southampton. Er
The letter stated that with the exception of o
= storm of short Duration the weather was ca
u and the atmos phere almost devoid of fog. t
steamer made the fastest trip to Hamburg
l. record.
chas. A. Loder and his splendid compa
will reopen the Opera House for
season Thursday evening. Aug. 9th. in his n,
laughing success. "Oh, What a Night II
is one of the acknowledged successes of I
season. it is full of funny situations, son
Dances all of which are new and original fr
the pen of Mr.. Frank Dumont. splendid ent
tainment is assured. Prices 25, 35. and 80 C