The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1892-03-30
THE DEMOCRATIC PRESS
RAvENNA, WEDNESDAY. Mar, so 1899
Call on Tibbals for Gem Photographs.

Call on Tibbals for Gem Photographs.
krake sells the celebrated Fremont Hams.
Charles Merits spent Sunday in Wheeling.
Souvenir Spoons at Parks.
Council will meet next Tuesday evening.
Call on Tibbals for Tintypes.
A. S. Lynn is in Pittsburgh.
Held by the Enemy deserves a good house.
See that they have it.
Dorcas Soci ty will meet for work this week
Friday afternoon. at Mrs Quincy Cooks.
Miss Rea Pedlow went to New York. Tuesday
via the c. P.
HI Beatty, Esq was in Warren yesterday.
In one of the windows of B. Walters place is
cherry twig in full blossom.
Those elegant Souvenir Spoons at Parks :
Everybody is talking about them.
NJ S. Dutter and family left for Lockport. N.
Y. via the C. & p. today.
Held by the Enemy. at Reeds Opera House.
tomorrow. Thursday evening.
L c. Dodge is able to be at the store again.
Miss Theresa Birk left for Cleveland Thurs
day evening
Miss Florence Seymour is spending her vaca
tion with relatives in Rootstown.
Caleb Ebersold. of Kent, paid his iRavenna
friends visit Monday.
Rev S. W. Meek will lecture at Oakwcod
Chapel Sunday School, Sunday, April 3rd. at
O'Clock, p. m.
H. II. Webb has purchased the property for
merly occupied by W alter Sutton, on Freedom
street.
Jack Speilman is in Warren. selling the Peo-
ple's Encyclopedia, and reports good success
The extension of the sidewalk on East Bow
cry street is nearly completed.
Louis CLARK. one Of the shoe factory cutters.
has secured position in Cleveland. at his trade.
Miss Emma Patton. of Kent. visited Ravenna
friends over Sunday.
A. s.'Cole, Esq. went to Canton Mouday on
legal business.
The County Commissioners will not be in ses-
sion Tuesday. election coming on Monday.
VIM GrinMell is at his Office again after
five weeks experience with the grip.
Mrs. E. F. Doty is spending the week in
Cleveland.
Clair v. Ruder and Chas. Bailey. late of the
shoe factory, went to Cleveland to work this
week,
Mrs. n Loveland is Ill.
The daughters of o. P. sperra are visiting
their grandparents, in Akron. this week.
AS Cole has purchased the residence for
merly owned by S. R. Freeman. on Oak street.
Miss Nellie Hall. of Warren. was the guest of
Mrs 1. T. Siddall last week.
was in town Friday. He will locate in the West
at an early day,
Miss Ida Seymour. of Rootstown, visited her
brother, A. D. Seymour and family. last Thurs
day and Friday.
Miss Ethel Thompson, of tharlestown. was
the guest of Miss Florence Seymour last week
She attended the Merry Milkmaids,''
The Shoe Factory was startled in operation
again Monday for the purpose of working up
the stock on hand which will probably require
thres or four weeks.
Besides The Last Lo0f,' the young people
will furnish music and recitations. at he Uni
versalist Church. the evening of April 1st. You
cannot afford to miss this feast.
II you want to be happy go to the Universal
| ist Church Friday evening. and hear the ian
| kee Girl and Dick Bustle
| Cresset Lodge. K P. will give free Maple
Sugar Festival to their families and ladies O.
Aurora Assembly. next Friday evening.
| Always something new at Parks. This tim
it is Souvenir Spoons in exquisite designs.
Those who have seen "Held by the Enemy
say it is among the best plays of the season, /
will be produced at the Opera House tomorrow
night
Park has just added a line of Souvenir Spoon
to his stock. Dainty and artistic. Just wha
you want.
| Mrs Nettie Wirwen, who has been caring fc
her aunt, Mrs. E. G. Belding, returns to he
home in Ashtabula county tomorrow.
Mrs, Lora Banks has rented and occupies IL
house recently vacated by Geo. Chalfant. Q
Meridian street.
There will be a meeting of the W c. L.
next Thursday afternoon. at O'Clock, at tn
home of Mrs. Bissell. on South Walnut Stree
Married. March 49, 1892, at the residence
the bride. By Rev. Andrew Wilson, Frank
Hill of Fitchburgh Mass, and Mrs. Sadie
Morehead. of Ravenna.
Mrs. Albert Hosk1n, of Ashtabula County,
spending a few days with her sister. Mrs. E.
|
Miss Josephine Paltzgroff leaves for Gallip
lis, O., tomorrow, to accept a position as tril
mer in a millinery house.
The Y. P. S. C. E. of the Congregation
Church held meeting Monday night and {
cided to repeat the Operetta, "The Merry Mi
maids early in May.
e Miss Cora Mclaughlin. of Nit Auburn. Ct
cipnati, who was the guest Of Miss Ma
:. Leonard last week, left for her home Friday
way of Cleveland.
c. T. Dickinson has resigned his position
Railway Postal Clerk on the New York & c
- cago 4. r P. O.. and will take charge of
fathers farm, in Shaersville.
The Board of Improvements held meet
@ Monday evening. at the Mayors office for
purpose of considering a proposition fron
large manufacturing establishment which
desirous of locating here. We understand
the chances of their coming here are good.
Rev, Meek. at the Congregational Chu
last Sunday evening. gave very vivid syr
:. sis OF the lie of Jonathan Edwards. Altho
n the work Of Edwa rds has been largely outli'
81 his fearless denunciation of the things he de
@ ed wrong, prove him to have been a man of
alted conscientiousness and Edauntcss cour
81 Miss Maria Rice. of Youngstown. o., vii
III pleased to meet pupils at the Ravenna
81 School on Thursday morning. March 31st, W
I'll she will commerce a term of six lesson
China Painting. wafer color, oil, :or Tapes
y 1t is especially desired that any contempla
Ic- study be present at that tire Terms, for
by lessons, s4.T5 paid in advance.
~ Miss Minnie Gledhill has sufficiently recc
"A ed from her severe injuries received at GU
,ur Mills four weeks ago, to be out again.
" was severely scalded in the face.
re.
ait We T. Hart returned from Toronto Mon
ire having completed his course at the On
ce, Veterinary college. He will remain in Ra
Tor ma to practice his profession, and also retail
2Ie interest in the drug business. Those in ne,
he services of a Veterinary should call on