The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1892-05-18
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ReceiUed t0d0Y.
See Flath's new ad. next week

See Flath's new ad next week.
Miss Katie Heimes is visiting in Akron -
E R. Taylor was in Cleveland Tuesday
The Boiler Works are again in operation
VIM. Holloway Yves in Akron Monday
The P. & W. water tank is being repaired
Mrs. C. H. Griffin was in Cleveland Monday
Mrs. M B. Mishler visited Mrs. C. J. Stan
ford at Atwater, last week.
The Knapp porch column people are making
heavy shipments to New York points.
A son and daughter of George Wisman tool
the Erie for Delaware, Monday.
David Jenkins went to Montery. Ind, las
evening to work for Fisher Bros.
7. S, Tulle and wife returned Friday from {
Winters soourn in Georgia and Florida.
Frank Mishler, IT., member of the Mishlel
Bros. firm. was up from Mogadore. Monday.
| A H. Hine leaves Sunday, to look after hi:
prospective peach crop in Georgia.
| Jake Almon, the popular engineer on the Ra
| VIENNA Accommodation, has been laid up since
Friday night with an attack of grip.
| Mr.. and Mrs. T. F. Thompson went to Hudson
this morning to attend the " Golden Wedo ng''
of Mr. Thompson's uncle.
Mr. and Mrs j. w. Rolcomb throw open
their doors to receive their friends tomorrow
evening.
Aaron M. Sherman VS. The Commissioners OF
| Portage Co. is the only new case commenced in
| the Common Pleas this week.
Peter Kuntz of Massillon. visited his daugh-
ter. Mrs Charles Martin, on South Prospect St..
| from Friday = Monday.
An elegant new flag walk is being laid from
the Jail front ID the Main St. pavement, and a
new stone walk is also being put dow at the
rear of the Court House,
DIR. Fiuney and j. H. Jones went to Youncs-
| town yesterday via P IS W., delegate from
| the Ravenna Lodge of Forres.-rs to the Grf i'd
Lodge invention.
Pittsburgh. Saturday for a three weeks visit
with relatives.
Mrs. A. B. Smith, of Bellevue, wife of the
postmaster at that place, is The guest of Rev.
and Mrs S. w. Meek.
The subject of Rev. S. w. Meeks sermon
next Sunday will be " Christianity the Great
Social Leveler.
The rank of Sir Knight was conferred on w.
R. Day. Monday night. by Buckeye Division
No. 81, U. R. K. P.
DR.. C. H. Griffin attended the Nor lern Ohio
Dental Association at Cleveland, last Wedne1,
day and Thursday.
Itlooks very much as though Randolph would
get the P, A. & w. east extension. The peo-
pie there would undoubtedly appreciate rail-
road.
Mrs Otto Sontum has let a contract to H. L
Searl to put up two-story brick on the site of
her West Main ST. ruins. The work of clear
ing away the wreck and rubbish is in progress.
Miss Theresa Rothermel died at her home II
Randolph, Sunday evening. a ter distressing
illness. aged 20 years. Her funeral was held
from st. Joseph Catholic Church. at 10: 80 yes
terday.
Late Saturday night two occupants of buggy
to which was attached spirited colt. were
thrown to the ground. on Prospect street, near
Mishler Bros Tile WORKS. The quarter straps
broke. causing runaway. No one was ;1jured
and the horse was recaptared
Kern, Merrill s. Co. now have everything in
readiness to commence operations at their new
works. On Tuesday afternoon their engine
was fired up and the machinery, fan sc tested,
and found to work ell right. They will COM
mence operations in a day or two.
Cards are out for the nuptials of Mr.. Harry
A. Beaver. of Cadillac, Mich, and Miss Marie
Beecher Leonard, only daughter of DR.. and
Mrs. C. S. Leonard of this city. the ceremo-
ny will be performed at high noon, Wednesday
June Ist, at the home of the bride elect, by Rev.
James A. Brown, Rector of Grace Episcopal
Church. They VIII leave for their future home
in Cadillac at three o'clock the same day.
Some weeks ago J. H. Ford was called to
Indianapolis by the severe illness of his wife
with la grippe. Last Sunday she was sufficient
ly recovered to admit of her stul ing for Ra-
VIENNA, where she arrived the following MOI aing
She is slowly improving, and if able to do so
will return next week. Her husband is sill
at Indianapolis, where he will remain until hisI
wife's restoration of health will permit her to
resume her duties as Assistant Corresponding
Secretary OF the Bo7rd of Christian Woman S
Foreign Missions.
Rev. j. H, Hollingshead presided at the
Quarterly Conference held at Cuyahoga Falls
last Saturday. Sunday morning he occupied
the pulpit of the NJ. E. Church at that place
administering holy communion. In the eve
ming he delivered lecture before the Epwortf
| Leagues of that Church and the ones at Monro:
| Falls and Talmadge, on the subject, "Fron
| Epworth to the Epworth League" being very
4 =. N
cupied the pulpit at this place Sunday morning
and in the evening Prof Vanpess conducted th
services connemorating the third as9iv arss :!
1 of the Ravenna Epworth League
| at the Teachers Examination. in Ravenna
Saturday. May z. of 25 applicants the IS TO low
ing received certificates: Clara E. Am icl
Eva C. Goeppinger, Susie Hind Jessie Lyman
Nettie Mcintosh. Orsa Nichols. Blanche Pal
mer. Grace stu'zmar Chas. Aust2n, A. N. Cole
Chas Hone. well, F. E. Kibler. E. c. Morri:
Park Streator, James 0. Weaver,
Of % applicants for certificates of qLaifca
tion for admission % the High Schools, at th
!, special examination held in Ravenna, Saturda
May 7th, II ., IS were successful. The follow
ing is the list by coWlships.
Ravenna-RosC = Mcintosh. Vernon Sta 'ort
Alma Eley. Edgar Parker.
IL Franklin-Marie Barber, Mabel Green.
Freedom-Bertha King, Wannie Shepard
Bert Pharer, Jay Pharer. Florence E. ThaYe-
Byron Bradford.
| Brimfeld-Sophie Sawyer.
Charlestown-Carl tland
: | Suflield- T. e. ScAmiedel.
| Grove Fen. IN, q well know S. )rting ma
was found dead in his bed, at 1e hotel in Man
tua Station, with tumbler CONT ming chloT
{ form still pressed to his face H had been
E professional gambler for many years. in fac
those who knew him Wen, assert that he wa
f never known > do days work. Recently l
has been PLAYING n hard luck" and thoroug
S ly " clea ned out'' in bucketshop deal not loI
since. 1t is supposed that dependency ov
q his altered fortr nes caused him to end h
o troubles. He was about Sc years of age.
e Novelties in SIIVerWare.
just received, some elegant novelties in 81
verware. suitable for giZ5s. as well as of servi
| in household and table equip nent.
L. GODDARD,
Leroy st Clair, Mrs. s. A. st Clair, end Orr
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