The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1891-11-04

Ravenna Grange meets in regular session
next Saturday AS this is the last meeting be-
| fore the State Grange session, all members
should be present.
1t must be 1.-The Campbells are Coming ,,
| Several persons heard the Western Reserve
Band playing. Monday. Oct 26 while in Ra-
VIENNA, at Rootstown Center, a dista nee of Az
miles
Mrs. Mary Woodbridge left Monday morn
| ing for Boston, Mass, to attend the annual
meeting of the Worlds and National W CT
u, the irstof which she is Cor. Sec., and of the
last, Rec. Sec. She expects to be absent two
| weeks.
| No history of the Americ n stage will be
| complete that does not accord the peerless
Janauschek, one of the foremost places therein
After securing for herself the principal position
on the German stage, like another Alexander
she sighs for more worlds to conquer, and turne
toward the American stage. ond like Cesar,
can exclaim, =" Veni. Vidi. Vici' Resorting to
no trickery, she has secured her eminent posi-
tion by hard work, and her unequalled talent
the more creditable to her. and to our American
fail play, that she was of another country, and
had to learn our language and our ways and
now she is one of US. having adopted our country
as her own. After absence of some time, the
great Janauschek will make her re-entree in
this city, at the Opera House, on Friday eve
ming, Nov 9th. under the management of Wal
ter n. Lawrence. in the beautiful romantic
drama, 1.-The Harvest Moon," supported by a
strong company of Metropolitan favorites. The
Harvest Moon was written expressly for the
distinguished Janauschek. an interesting,
beautiful play. with new scenery. and has met
with great success everywhere.
| 0f Of hon NTH
his parents. on Grant St. over Sunday and
Monday.
Mrs. P. W Snyder. after months visit th
friends and relatives in eastern cities, re-
turned home last week.
Rev Jas Brown and j. III. Jones drove tc
Kent Sunday afternoon. where Mr. Brown held
services in the Episcopal Church. to good au
dience.
The Ancient Order of Foresters of America
3 one of the Oldest. and best secret and fraterna
t societies in existence. have Court, Lodge
d in Riddle block. 1t is the most prosperous anG
: rapid growing society in town. The books are
yet open to a limited number to make applica
S ton. at charter rates.
Mrs. Marion E. Baxter. of Charlotte. Mich.
will give Temperance lecture in the Congre
y gatipnal Church. next Sunday evening. Nov 8
Every body is invited.
The most extensive line of plain and perfumed
toilet soaps in Portage county. at about half thu
usual price. HOPE NOVELTY STORE
Buy Anti Rust Tin Ware; Flax Fibre ware
a Pals. Meat Crooks and Chopping Axes, at th
Hope Novelty Store. Prices to please yon
Ten favors of Fresh Taffy Candy. 10 cts. ID
d Chocolate Creams and Caramels II cts Ib.
HONG KONG TEA STORE
e No, 8, Riddle Block
s 1.-The Harvest Moon" beautiful romanti
drama written expressly for her. by James NJ
Martin. will be presented by the peerles
Janauschek. on her appearance sat the Oper
House on Friday evening, Nov. 6. The distin
! guished artist is supported by very stron
81 company, and has been well received in he
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