The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1891-05-20
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E M. Bush aud wife have returned to Raven
ma to reside
Chauncey Bowman is home very sick with
| typhoid fever.
| Miss Elsie Smith, of Toledo, is visiting Ra-
VIENNA friends. the guest of Miss Jennie Banks.
| Next Sunday Rev. Andrew Wilson will
preach in Windsor, Ashtabula county.
| T. E. Grail ard wife went to Cleveland Tues
| day.
| j S. Smi tn & Son came up smiling last week
with the finest delivery wagon in town. 1t is a
| beauty, and no mistake.
Merls & Riddle shipped two fine landaus to
jamestown, N. Y. and one to Greenville. Pa,
| this week.
Circuit Court adjourned Friday and Common
Pleas reconvened the following day.
Mrs. A. D. Gurley is having her house newly
painted.
Tom Horton left for Detroit Monday night,
| and will go from there to Buenos Ayres, s. A,
| to engage with surveying party.
The Board of Trade held an important meet
ing Monday night, at which there was a large
1 a tendance
| 1He new stieeG SpGlnklSr Is Il QeClueu 1m-
provement over the o.d one
The frames of three of the Riddle houses oa
| North Elm street are up.
Mrs. C. j. Wood was in Cleveland Tuesday.
Rumbaugh S Chapman have several Lounges
| which they will sell cheap.
Buttericks patterns are the best in the land.
June fashion sheets free.
N. CONVERSE s. SON.
Rev. James A. Brown will exchange pulpits
next Sunday with W. II. Lewis, Lay Reader of
| Christ's Church, Hudson.
The Barberton Accommodation, from Ak
ron to the wizard city, is the la sest On the
part of the c. A & c. railroad company.
The Boston Symphony Company passed over
| the Erie Ry. Sunday on 3rd section OF No. IL,
enroute from Cincinnati TO Buffalo, occupying
three vestibule sleepers.
| We acknowledge the receipt of neat invita-
ton to reception given by the class in Dress
| Cutting, of the Newcastle, Pa. public schools.
The class comprises 80 young ladies, and is in
charge of Miss Ella Newton, of this city.
| BENZ. Wells stopped of Tuesday night, on his
way from New York to Day ton, where his par
| ents now reside.
Memorial Services preceding Memorial day
will be held at the Congregational Church next
| SuEdAy evening. May s4th. Mcintosh Post will
| attend in a body.
| Gun Club score, April Il: Madole 20, Bierce
Is, Fletcher 81. Grail 10, Patton IL, Hart ID.
Pufrer 10. Stevens o.
| Persons contemplating the purchase of BIZ
| cycles, Tricycles Velocipedes will do well to
cali at the Hope Novelty Store, Ravenna, o.
The Presbyterian General Assembly will
mees *, latroit this month. Reduced rates via
the Pennsylvania Lines. See notice in this
paper.
| Pref. W. ID. Shipman. of BuchGel College,
| will preach in the Universalist Church next
| Sunday morning, and in the evening lecture on
| the Education of Women. All are cordially
invited.
Prof Claypole, who furnishes paper for the
horticultural Society today at George Strick-
lands. will lecture in the Universalist Church
| this evening, at O'Clock, on Men of the Olden
Times. If you want rich feast of thought
| admirably presented, don't fail to hear this
| lecture.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Will Marsh would not exchange
the felicities of their week old parental expert
ence for all the titled honors and emoluments
of the United Kingdom Who is happier than
they with their plump, pretty baby girl. born
Thursday night And who feels prouder than
i Will. as he modestly says " Weight 11h lbs ?"
| There is a panic among the few surviving frogs
in the Cuyahoga river. and their croaks will be
few and cautious in the future. Friday night
was veritable st. Bartholomew's eve for the
web footed jumpers in this classic stream. 1t
was fun for the beys and girls, but death to the
frogs. Several Ravenna young ladies ate late
breakfast the next morning. but W ere reconcled
by the rare morsels furnshen by fat, flaky frog
legs.
The County Sunday School Convention will be
held in the Methodist Church, at Charlestown
next week Wednesday and Thursday. An in
teresting program has been prepared and large
attendance is desired. Conveyances will meet
trains at Freedom Station. Train 8 will proba-
bly, stop for party of five or six persons; other
| trains for three.
Samuel Miller. an CID and respected resident
of Ravenna. died at hi: E:r,,,. on c>t Main St.
Sunday afternoon. aftt.. ( illness, aged
= rs years. His funeral was held yesterday, at &
l p. M, from the residence. Rev. Andrew Wilson
delivering the eulogy and the services being
. conducted under the auspices of Ravenna Lodge
I.O.O.F.
3 Mr.. A. j Packer. brother of w. B. Packer
who has been in business in Akron, is now al
q his parents home in Limaville, sick with a low
type of fever which may develop into typhoiC
, | fever I Alliance Review, May 13
The interior of Grace Church is very artistic
e and beautiful. The next object to be accom-
plished by the ladies is to place pipe organ il
the sanctuary, and they are laboring faithfully
q for that purpose. The organ fund is already
. quite large. and with little assistance from
, our good people, the necessary amount will bl
realized ere long.