The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1891-11-11
DEMOCRATIC PRESS
R4yrNNA, wEDNEsDAYIyov.11. 1891

Mrs. s j Parmalee will spend the winter in
Hillsdale, Mich.
Mrs. Geo. Chalfant is convalescing from four
weeks illness.
Miss Lottie Monsey spent Sunday in Kent.
E.R. Crowell and family bid final adieu to Ra-
VIENNA this week.
A full and complete line new Blankets lro"
80 cents apiece up. at CoNvERsE's.
S. N. Andrews, of Rootstown. has been SICK
several weeks but is improving. and Is apie "
be about the house,
NJ. H, Carter went to Chicago Monday eve
ming, on business. expecting to be absent
week or ten days.
CAPITOL. C1T1Es-The latest Game. Interesting.
Instructive For sale by MrsCARRIE A.PARKER.
Geo. w. Rogers is supplying the people with
choice winter apples. at reasonable prices, Ii
You need any, leave your order with him.
Mr.. Smith Sanford has q large house and he
wants it well filed MT the horticultural Society
next Wednesday. the 18th inst,
Rev. Andrew Wilson will lecture next sun
day evening on The Dignity of Labor"
There will be Supper at the Town Hall. in
shalers7ille, Thursday evening" Nyv 18th, CIV
| en- by M. E Church society.
/ There will be a meeting of the W G. T. o
Thursday afternoon. at three O'Clock. at the
/ home of Mrs. Bissell, on South w alnut St.
More new Dress Goods at Converse's. Don't
fail to see the beautiful line black goods they are
now able and glad to show you.
There will be a meeting of the Portage County
Farmers Alliance. at Citizens Hall. Ravenna. on
Thursday. Nov. 18th. There should be full
attendance from subordinate Alliances.
WI. WEAVER. Pres.
P. B. ToMsoN. Sec.
The Women's Relief Corp will meet next
Tuesday evening. Nov. 18th. at the usual place.
A full attendance is desired for business.
| N Converse & Son are constantly receiv-
| ing new goods as they are obliged to keep
their stock full to supply their daily demands
Call and see them.
Philo King spent Sunday in Cleveland. called
there to attend the funeral of Mr.. Simmons
Will Baldwin and wife, of Charlestown. wi,
take up their residence in Ravenna this winter.
occupying Mrs. Parm alee's house.
Died. at the residence of q. L. Heyd. in Gar
rettsville, Nov. 9Th. 1884, of heart disease. VAL
entine Heyd. aged 81 years and months.
| Volney shader bid in the VIM. Tucker farm of
Sc acres. in Streetsboro. at Sherif's Sale. last
Saturday. for s1.72O.
Mrs Carrie A. Parker is visiting her mother
in Hartsgrove. Ashtabula Co. Shewill be absent
two weeks.
Michael Mulvey died last evening between
and O'Clock. of typhoid fever.
Mondays Cleveland World contains wood
cut of our worthy Mayor. and very comp linen
tary synopsis of his life.
| 1. L - I, -, ua,,
Geauga Co.. Tuesday. aged 95 years. His funeral
will be held at the Congregational Church
in Freedom-of which he was former pastor
tomorrow afternoon.
Louis Schweitzer was called to Cleveland Sat-
urday by the dangerous illness of his father. He
left the old gentleman resting more comfortable
number of the shoe factory employees are
spending their time in enforced idleness. owing
to famine in stock.
Mrs. H. L. Beatty and baby Helen leave fol
Cincinnati tomorrow morning for visit of a
month or six weeks with her parents.
The infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Marsh. on East Main street. has scarlet rash.
Mrs. Adam Heisler is considerably improved
from her recent low state of health. and grea
hopes are entertained that she is at the beginninG
of her ultimate recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ford are in attendance a
the meeting of the State Grange. at Springfield
where they will take the highest degree of tn,
: Order.
W. K. Azbill, formerly missionary to Jamaic:
and soon to leave this country for Japan. as con
ductor of Christion M issions there. in charge o
eight young men and women. will speak in tn
Disciple Church Sunday evening. The publ
are cordially invited.
Last Thursday evening Mr.. Frederick J. Blail
of Toledo. and Miss Daisy L. Reed were marie
at the home Of the BRIDES mother, on Oak st
by President q. V. Zollers, of Hiram College
The wedding private. The bride is tn
youngest daughter of Mrs. G. P. Reed, and
young lady who has very large circle of friend
Their home will be in Toledo.
W. Jewell, Mrs James Jewell, Henry Dav
and wife, Conrad Sapp and wife. of this cit.
Mrs. NJ. A. Lumley. of Rootstown, and job
Lumley and wife. of Kent. went to Wiloughh
: yesterday morning. to attend the Golden WeC
ding of Rev. Benjamin Excel. Mrs. jewell an
Mrs. Lumley are sisters of the Reverend gentl
man. whose long labors for the Master in tn
vicinity have made his name familiar to most
\ its old and middle aged residents.
8 G. W. Gockel arrived in the city Monday. fro
+ Cleveland. bringing with him his BRIDE nj
\ Sophia Shuttle. They were married Thursds
] evening. at Trinity Lutheran Church. West Sit
= Cleveland. They are introducing themselves
the mysteries of the domestic arts. at their hon
on South Walnut street. We unite with mai
friends in wishing Mr.. and Mrs. Gockel long Ii
and prosperity,
Prof. John C. Scorer will give an entertai
ment, under the auspices of the Epwor
- League. at the NJ. E Church. Wednesday ev
mir Praf iS onoh
: trained eiocutionist. and gives pleasing c
tertainment.
We noticed the pleasant faces of Mrs W.
Rich and two children on the street last wet
They are recovering from a severe attack
y malaria. Mr.. Rich. who has been at home Sc
A eral weeks caring for the invalids. left for
place of business last week.
LIST OF UNCLAIMED LETTERS remaining
4 the Post Office at Ravenna, o., Nov. II, II
for period of IA days more:
Smith Bros. Mrs Barbra Eggard. J Gardn
Henry leighton. Ida Jones (2). Miss Mag
MulVey. Matte Mcmahon. Fl o Patterson, N
Emma Shupert. Mrs S Wolcott.
J. c. BEATTY. P.
Of the audience assembled at Reeds OPP
House, Friday evening, to witness the beaut
drama. " The Harvest Moon.' it is safe to
not one went away disappointed. Madam
ausehek. in her impersonation of the heroin
the play. was magnificent, and by her sup
aetinS added to the high prestige already
a by her former appearance at Raw emma. Sh
most ably supported by company worthy. w
out exception, to take rank with artists of
class talent.
Fe Little Fritz Afford Morgan, son of Will
Kate Morgan, died at the home of his gra
mother, Mrs. J. A. Morgan, West Main ST
nv this city, at I:3o o'clock Monday afternoon
ii diptheria. In the II years which Fritz lived
- endeared himself to all who knew him, by
kind and gentle manners, and his far more
ordinary intelligence. He was industrious
TY his school studies, and his oft expressed al
ton was to be bookkeeper. He made n
full struggle against the ravages of the ter
disease which robbed him of his young
When near to the approach of death he
i" planned of hoarseness, and quietly said to
about his bedside, =" have been very sic
was afraid I might die but 1 want to live
+orn think will live" Soon he expressed a fe