The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1891-03-04
BIRDSALL & OLIN.
The DEMOCRATIC PRESS
RAvENxA. WEDNESDAY. Mar. 4. 1891

Don't miss the Great Western Band Concert
Thursday evening" March 5th.
March opens quite wintry.
sleighs are running today.
Don't forget the. Experience meeting.
C B. wadsworth is home for few days visit
The mercury dropped to deg. below zero il
some localities in town Sunday morning.
Mrs Mary A. Woodbridge went to Chicago
last Saturday.
Superintendent Merrill and Principal VanNes:
were in Cleveland Saturday.
Game Warden KeIso today appointed T. R.
Mason Deputy Warden for Portage county.
E. P. Hatfield, Esq. was down from the Forest
City Saturday.
Frank G. Cline of Cleveland made short call
at the Press office while in town last Thursday.
Peter Hook died last Thursday after few
hours sickness. His funeral was held Friday.
Rev. S.W. Meek officiating.
D. V. Dawley has the house and lot of Frank
G. Cline. on South Prospect street. for which he
| paid $3.50.
VIM. Grinnell was up from Columbus over
Sunday. returning yesterday morning. via e. &
P, route.
W.T.. McConney has rented the A. Blackman
house on Pratt street, and will bring his family
from Atwater Station some time next week.
Henry Hinman called on Ravenna friends
last week. He is located in New York City at
his business of photography.
DON'T fail to hear the Quartette with the G
W. B., March 5th. It's out of sight. and Mrs.
Perkins is in it
Mems first quality W Woonsockett Rubber oots
So 35 per pair only at RUMBAUGH Il CHAPMAN's.
Great Western Band Concert tickets are only
35 and 50 cents. and no extra charge for reserved
seats. Box sheet open at Besttys, Thursday at
8 O'Clock. Secure your seats early, and avoid
the rush.
Ladies' best quality Rubbers only 3Oc per
pair at RUMBAUGH s. CHAPMAN's.
Dr.. B. B. Loughead, one of the Censors of
Western Reserve Medical College, is in Clevet
land attending the graduating of the 1891 class.
Pay ten cents and hear the ladies Experience
NJ. E. Church. March 11th. Go and hear the
ladies give their Experience.
Mrs. Annie E. Gilbert, wife of z. a. Gilbert
of Columbus, O., died March 2nd. at Thomas
vile, Ga. The deceased was a daughter-in-law
of Mrs. T. NJ. Gilbert. Of this place
The Township Trustees held their monthly
meeting Monday, and settled with the various
Road Supervisors, and allowed bills.
Don't fail to attend the opening of the Enter
prise Tea Store, Saturday, and get free sample
of fine teas.
Preaching at Citizens Hall, Sunday morning
at 10 80 O'Clock and at Z 80 in the evening, by
Rev. E. F. Flemon, Pastor.
Miss Cora Myers, of Kent, was the guest of
Miss Emma Halstead over Sunday.
We never had such nice line OF new Table
Linens, Napkins and Towels. Call and see
them.
N CONVERSE & SON
The many friends of Mrs. A. NJ. Hinman
will be gratifed to learn that she is sufficiently
recovered from her illness of some weeks dura
the day.
water meter has been put in at the c. s. P.
main street crossing. The company and the
city were unable to tally their respective re-
cords of water consumed and a meter will here
| after decide the matter.
Mrs j. II. Hollingshead is slowly recovering &
from her injury. but it will be five or six weeks
| before she can even move her broken limb. The
| indica tions of complete reunion of the broken
| bones, and consequent recovery of the use of
| her limb. grows better each day.
Charles Gledhill. whose left leg was So .erri-
bly, scalded last week. is in as good condition as
| expectations would warrant but suffers greatly
at times. We are informed that no amrut2 zion
will be necessary,
Messrs Jordon and Goodrich returned from
Boston last Wednesday, bringing their families
with them. These gentlemen are very welcome
indeed, and their residence here Will be of
great advantage to the future of Ragenna.
They are located in the A. D. Knapp house on
Clinton Terrace.
| The Great Western Bands special train will
start from Akron at O'Clock, and stop at Tall
mage and Kent to accommodate those who wish
to attend the concert at Ravenna. March 9th.
Clifford E. Jones spent Sunday at his home on
FGrant street. returning Monday morning to
| Cleveland, where he has accepted position in
the Office of the Ohio Metallic Paint Co.
| Our dissolution sale is in full bloom and peo-
pie are taking advantage of the bargains we
are giving in Boots and Shoes at RUMBAUGH &
CHAPMAN's.
Rev II. L. Garfield, D. D.. Superintendent of
Ohio Churches. is assisting Rev. Mr.. Wilson in a
series of meetings in the Universalist Church.
Services every evening at 30.
Next Sunday. at 10 80 q. m, Miss Bartle. of
Buchtel College, will give an address at the Uni
versalist Church. She is gifted, charming
speaker. whose words will live to bless all who
hear them.
The ladies of the NJ. E. Church will hold their
Experience meeting, Wednesday evening.
March 18th. at clock. Supper will be served
in the Church parlors the same evening. from
to 8 o'clock.
| The Revival Services in the Methodist Church
closed with twenty-five accessions and the Church
greatly benefited, The serious and distressing
hurt to the pastors wife hindered in following UP
| the work.
Rev. A. G. Weleh. of Youngstown, was at the
residence of his wife's father. Rev. J. H. Hol'
lingshead. last week. quite i'll. He has a rest o.
four weeks to recruit.
RUMBAUGH s. CHAPMAN's big reduction sale
brings the crowd Everybody must have Shoes
DR.. Hollingshead is to give his Sabbath schoo
a pleasant and instructive entertainment ano
lecture, Subject-'An Evening with my pic
lures" Wednesday evening, March 18th.
Rev. Andrew Wilson assumed $500 of the neV
Universalist Church indebtedness, in addition tt
5000 which he gave. Of the former amount abou
500 has already been pledged to him.
Never was there such cutting and slashing o
prices en- Boots and Shoes as RUMBAUGH
CHAPMAN are doing.
Rev. A. Il. Norcross. D. D., President of tn
Pittsburgh Female College. will preach in tn
Methodist Church next Sabbath. March stf
morning and evening. DR.. N. is known as pul
pit orator of great ability. All are invited
hear him.
No humbug this. but a genuine sale at ger
uine bargains at RUMBAUGH s. CHAPMAN's.
If the person had stopped to think before tax
ing that beautiful little bouquet from beneat
one of the seats in the basement of the Unive
salist Church on Sabbath last. it had saved I
writing this announcement. which savors so muC
of desire to possess the property of another.
About twenty Ravennians attended the Phi
harmonic String Quartette concert at Hudst