The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1891-07-01
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The Ravenna Boiler Works is a reality as far
as their building is concerned. it having been
| completed since our last issue. Their engine,
| boiler, shafting and considerable of the ma
chinery. have arrived, and a good portion OF
the same is in position. The gentlemen of this
| Company are energetic business men, of long
practical experience in boiler making, and are
a welcome addition to Ravenna. They already
| have many orders on hand, and are pushing
their plant to completion as rapidly as possible,
in order to fill them. They expect to commence
operations in about ten days.
Last Thursday uight some individual of thiev-
| ing propensities and jocose turn of mind entered
the new dwelling house in process of compile
| for Mrs. E. s. Comstock, on South Walnut St.,
and carried away two saws, brace and set of
| bits, belonging to c. M. Stillson, and two saws
| belonging to VIM. Cline and Harvey Curtiss,
| respectively, One of the new Riddle houses at
the corner of Bowery and Elm streets was then
visited and lot of tools belonging to David
Roberts. stolen. The thief penciled note which
he left at the last place visited, reading as fol-
lows: You will find the goods opposite the
depot, in soak for So. 1 am hungry and must
| have something to eat"
Report of the School in sub-District No. 9,
for the term beginning April Goth, and ending
/
Neither absent nor tardy. Ethel Bosworth.
Bertha Corbett. Bessie Corbett, Ida Cook, Myra
| Roosa, Minnie Roosa and Jennie Roosa,
SARAH c. MARVIN, Teacher.
Children's Day services in the Universalist
| Church last Sunday were unusually interesting
The house was beautifully decorated with living
| plants and flowers. The morning congrega-
| tion filled the house, and in the evening there
was not even standing room for many. Mr.. F.
L. Carrier gave fine address; the singing was
good. and after remarks by the pastor four
children and youth and one adult were bap-
tized and eleven persons welcomed to Church
fellowship, The evening services were con-
Quoted by the Yonng Peoples Christian Union,
and were truly creditable to these earnest
Christian workers. The recitations and music
were excellent, and the happy service will long
live in the memory of the hundreds who so
largely enjoyed it.
In conversing with practical miller of long
| experience and thorough knowledge in the man
ufacure of oat meal. for years the head miller at
| Quaker Mills and now located at Cedar Rapids,
Iowa, in the same business. he said that the best
| oat meal in the market was made by the Quaker
Co.. who supplied a very large trade that would
not be satisfied with any other brand. For this
reason, he is of the opinion that the merging of
|
try will not in the least affect their operations
that as the conditions now are. it would be a
business impossibility for them to restrict the
output of their product. which conclusion seems
to US to be very reasonable and very probable.
A IS year old son of Mr.. Brown, a resident on
Cleveland Avenue. fell last Thursday and frac
tured the bones of his left forearm near the
wrist, while playing with fellow employe of
the Basket Factory during the noon intermis-
sion. He is doing nicely.
New material has been distributed all along
the P. Il w. line. The construction crew is
operating on this part of the road at present,
and indications point to speedy repairing of
the road bed and Strengthening of the track. A
; great many new curve braces have alse been
received.
Buy fresh new Wall Paper at ToRPEY's.
Four styles Jump Seat Carriages.
T. THOMPSON.
The largest stock of Harness in the County, al
T. F. THoMPsoN's.
b Nice Gilt Wall Paper 121& cents double roll a
ToRPEY'S.
Team and Buggy Fly Nets, in variety, also
horse covers. busters. &c. T. F. THOMPSON.