The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1891-03-18
The DEMOCRATIC PRESS
RAvENNA. WEDNESDAY, mar. 1881

Harry Riddle is able to be about.
W: I. Hart is home from Toronto, where he h
been attending the Veterinary College.
The roof is being pat on the shce factory.
Witness the wedding feast of shylock al
Portia!
w. A. Sample and wife. Of Pittshurg. we
guests of Mr. and Mrs. T. e. Grail over Sunda
The boys were wearing o. the green'' yeste
day, in commemoration of st. Patrick's day.
Another good run of sap this week. Sug;
makers are having good harvest this year.
Mrs. C. J. Wood is attending the Openings i
Cleveland this week.
Rev. Andrew Wilson will preach in Brimiel
next Sunday. at 2: 80 p. m.
Miss Flora Parsons is attending the Milliner
Openings
Homer c. Frazer is confined to his bed with
! severe attack of rheu 10 atism
Try THE Shakespeare Watercure'' for you
aches and pains.
1t is expected that the shoe factory will be il
operation by the middle of next month.
The Dorcas Society meets at Mrs Henry L
Millers. on Friday evening. this week.
Mrs. Mary Casenhiser, of Clinton, is visitin,
her daughter, Mrs. E. Y Lacey.
Help the library fund by visiting 18th,
Shakespeare Watercure'' Friday. Mch q.
E. P. Hatfield Esq of Cleveland. is in towr
attending court.
Alliance is again figuring out q new county
in order that it may be made the county seat
Miss Violet Brigham was in Cleveland yes
terday attending the Millinery Openings.
The present term of the Ravenna schools
closes Friday. The spring term will open Mon
day, March 80.
Mr.. Frank Jewell. who has been laid up with
iniammatory rheumatism for two weeks past.
is around again.
The store room of c. a, Myers in Phenix
Block looks elegant with its new paper and
paint.
Mrs, Andrew Jensen entertained number of
her friends with progressive euchre Saturday
evening.
Don't miss Romeo and Juliet " at the Op-
era House, March 81. Greatest of College
Glee Songs.
Window Shades and Curtain poles. at bottom
prices. CA. MYERS.
The Erie local freight found two weak places
In the shoe factory switch yesterday morning,
several deraied cars.
The ladies of Aurora Assembly give a dime
social and serve warm sugar tonight at Cresset
Lodge hall.
Judge Gilmer came over from Warren. Mon
day. to complete the business of the January
term of court. Jury cases constitute the main
business.
MIR. and Mrs. Macbeth will be engaged in
their old pastime. on Friday evening, March q.
at the Opera House.
johnson G. Bane, the wonderful Guitar Solo;st
will give Recital. assisted by local talent, at the
universalist Church. Tuesday evening, March
24th' under the auspices of the Ladies Aid So
clety. Tickets of admission Is cents,
E. R. Wait is slowly improving, having suffi-
ciently rallied in strength from his protracted
attack OF rheumatism to sit up. He is still in
Niles, under treatment
Fred. Goldman spent Sunday in Sharon, Pa.
visiting his father, c. H Goldman. who is stop
ping there few days in the interest of the
Peebles Sons house. of Cincinnati,
Rev. Jas. H. Hollingshead gives pleasing
and instructive entertainment this evening at
the III E. Church. the subject being. IAN Eve
ming With my Pictures.''
Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Davis, of Leavenworth,
han'. who have been visiting E. r. Taylor and
wife short time past. had surprise party,
Monday evening, at the residence of Mr.. Tay
lor, on Prospect street.
S. ID. West. of Kent. has removed to Pittsburp
to take charge of the Union News Co. business
In that city MrWest has many friends in this
city. as well as in Kent,who will regret to learn
Of his removal.
Chas. Gledhill, who was so severely scalded
at the Basket Factory, is still confined to his
bed and is great sufferer. but his SYMPTOMS
are considered favorable for his ultimate re-
,overy.
MISS Mamie Sapp of Ravenna, who has been
visiting her cousin. Miss Bessie Bailey. of
Adolph avenue for the past two weeks, return
ID to her home today.-[Akron Saturday Bea-
ION.
Geo. F. Nichols has sold his interest in the
livery and feeding stable to Mrs s r Poe. We
Ire pleased to learn that Mr.. Nichols intends TO
'emain in Ravenna. He will probably devote
lis time to the improvements to be made at
sandy Lake the coming season.
ssPortia will be playing her old tricks with the
aces on Friday evening, March 27, at the Opera
House.
A dispatch of the 14th inst announces the
leath of A. Minor Griswold, managing editor
If Texas Siftings." Mr.. GrisWold had a na-
lonal reputation as humorist, under the nom
lie plume of the Fat Contributor He was at
'ne time on the local STAFF of the Cleveland
Herald.
Mrs. G. W. Brown left at our Office a number
of sprigs from apple and peach trees, On which
are buds, blossoms and leaves a rare thing in
this latitude in the month of March. The twigs
were not imported. but were cut from trees on
their place on Lincoln avenue.
Miss L. C. Jackson is visiting her cousin. DIR
W. H. H. Jackson. in Oil City, where she is
taking much needed recuperative vacation
and rest. preparatory to her return and engage
ment in her accustomed calling, for the spriug
trade in millinery,
The boiler, stack and engine and two car
loads of material. including sash and doors,
were received at the Jordon & Goodrich fac
tory yesterday The deck of the roof is ready
AoA SofCAlhSs INC cutters having Deen placed IN
position yesterday. There is no let up in the
hustling. and it will not be many days before
the structure will be complete in enclosure.
The ladies of the northeast quarter of the
city will serve supper at the Congregational
Church, Friday evening. from S to 8 o'clock
AT the same time there will be an Apron Sale
and Candy Booth in charge of the Y. P. S. c..
E. Proceeds for organ fund.
The Adelbert College Glee Club concert at
Palace Opera House last Wednesday evening,
was musical treat enjoyed by all present. The
Club is composed of thirteen students of Adel-
bet College and they sing very well indeed.
Romeo and Jnliet,' "Adelbert Medley'' and
Poor Thing' were songs greatly enjoyed, and
Messrs. Kerruish and Williams were singers
who captured the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Gazette.
DR.. B. B. Loughead, having sold his residence
to DR.. Smith, of Palmyra, will remove to Akron
about the Ist of April. The doctor leaves
many friends in Ravenna, who recognize in his
removal the loss of successful practitioner and
citizen of genial social qualities.