The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1892-04-27
THE DEMOCRATIC PRESS
RAvENNA, WEDNESDAY. Apr. e7 1899
J. W. shrop was in Rittman Saturday.

new line of Etching and other Pictures =
Very pretty and very cheap. c. A. MYERS.
Mrs. o. S. Philpott. of Wheeling. W. Va. is
visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Jewell.
W. F. Towns is making Improvements in his
farm residence in Rootstown. preparatory to oc-
cupying it the coming Summer.
Mrs. Dwight Knapp and son Freddie take the
Erie train for Garrettsvile. this afternoon. to
visit friends. returning home Saturday.
The store of Mrs. Carrie A. Parker was closed
last Thursday on a Judgment note of S7CO. held
by Sheriff Jones.
The F. McTye stock of boots and shoes has
been appraised at 81 200.
Best Hemlock Shingles. for sale by
MORGAN & Son.
Morris elley has gone to Newton Falls to ac-
cept the position of night operator on the P.&W.
carload tile was shipped to solon Monday
from Mishler Brothers.
A kiln of tile and cemetery posts was drawn
Monday at Mishler Brothers,
See the Merry Milkmaids and Merry Milk
men, at the Opera House next Tuesday evening.
Mishler Bros are experimenting with some
specimens of white Florida clay for glazing
purposes.
There were nine cars on Mishler Bros. switch
Monday. to take care of their business.
Sheriff Jones took Frank Cope to the New
burgh Asylum last Saturday.
F. R. Colt reached home today. Wednesday,
with another drove OF good cows. They sell
because of the low prices. See him.
The Ladies of 1the Cemetery Association are
circulating petition for the retention OF Philo
King as Cemetery Sexton:
Berry Crates. Berry Baskets. H. q. and 1S
bushel baskets, in large or small quantities,noW
on hand, at Basket Factory. j A. BENNETT,
Next Sunday evening Rev. Andrew Wilson
will lecture on the Popular revolt against the
traditional doctrine of hell"
Chas. Byers left for Binghampton and other
eastern points Monday. over the Erie, in the
interest of the John F. Byers company.
W, Tabor sold his barber shop Tuesday. to
j, f Fishel. who has been engaged with him
for the past year or more.
ga. E, seaton went to Cleveland yesterday noon.
little in advance of the State Convention, IN
in order to witness the National Games.
The 18th District Disciple Missionary Conven-
ton will be held at the Christian Church in this
city. next Wednesday. Thursday and Friday.
Mrs. Rhoda Paulk returned from San Francis.
CO yesterday afternoon, to make her home with
her father. P. Il. Bean.
The many friends of Mr.. Enoeh Allcook will
be pleased to learn of his promotion from the
rank of Captain to the Comm mandership of the
Merry Milkmaids.
You can save money by buying your Wall Pa
per and Window Shades of c. A. MYERS.
Mrs. Amer Hudson Baldwin died at her home
in Hudson. Monday morning. in the SIND year OF
her age. Her entire life was spent at Hudson,
she being the first white child born in that town
ship.
The operetta, The Merry Milkmaids.'' viii
be given at the Opera House. next Tuesday eve
ming, May g. General admission IS cts No extra
charge for reserved seats. Tickets on sale at j
s. Smith & SONS. beginning Friday morning.
The General Manager of the United Glass Co
was here last week. looking over the Diamond
plant. There is some talk of the Trust putting
tank furnace into the factory. and starting it in
operation again.
Albert Fairchild held up his hand to a PRESS
reporter this morning. and took his solemn oatt
that his son John went fishing the other day
and caught 10 red fin suckers. each measuring L
| inches in length.
New Picture and Room Mouldings at
| G. A. MYERS.
Mrs j, E. Sharp on Charlie. and sister. Mrs
Ellen Hudson, went to Sharon Springs. Y
| Monday, for an extended visit among old friend
and relatives.
DR. M G. Mcbride has rented Mrs Horr'
W. ook
and will occupy it about the middle Of mex
month,
The .Garrettsville Masonic team, the crac
organization of the State. go to Mantua this eve
ming to exemplify the work of the second an
, third degree. A number of the Ravenna frate
nifty will also be in attendance.
Excursion to Piqua. at 50 60. via Erie
May 9th and 10th. via Dayton or Urbana. Tho
. who go by way of Dayton will have an oppo
tunity to visit Soldiers Home.
Twenty men went to Decatur. Ind. Monda
to enter the employ of Quincy Cook, at contra
work on the Chicago & Erie Several workm
also left for the same place Sunday evening
work for Fisher Bros.
! Business at the Knapp pump and porch c(
~ umn works was never as heavy as now, 70
4 lar and cucumber timber. such as they use. a
4 we are told, becoming very scarce hereabou
q necessitatirg shipments from other localiti
Y Mrs. sontum has decided to build bri
n block on her property On West Main street,
Il soon as the boundary line between her prope1
8 and that adjoining On the east can be straig
y ened.
About sixty members of the Jr. o. U A.
y attended morning services at the Christ
| TO i1oUi
a ton from the pastor Visiting members W
also present from ShaIersville and Edinbur
G. Thirty eight members of Ravenna Lodge
p %. OF, v ent over to Akron Monday might
~ participate in the anniversary festivities cC
re memorating the founding of that order in
e. country, Is years ago, $50 plates were laid
or the banquet.
re Grace Church Sunday School elected its
IS fcers for the ensuing year last Sunday as
= lows: Superintendent, Geo. E. Cook; Secret
and Treasurer. Miss Mary Brown; Organ
- Miss Gertruds Jones; Librarian. Miss Pow
Its. A sweet voiced male quartet awoke the mu
al echoes. Monday evening. in serenading
= Mayor Holcomb and wife. The boys sing '
fit and their evening renditions have deligl
ar many household group. as the sound of
Wn minstrelsy foated in on the night breeze
-ds
ver Mrs, J. Haley was in the city this morning
j., 90 route from Bloomdale, O., for New Bedf
ot Mass, where the family expect to make t
Ia future home. Mr.. Haley has been in New
.as ford for some time. his health necessitati1
., change of location from Bloomdale, and he
been so much benefited by the sea breeze.
he with his family purpose to remain on the
-. shore.
and At the Teachers Examination held in Z
ion Saturday. April 10th. of % applicants IS rece
ele. certificates viz: Ionia Chapman. Matte Gre
Mary K. Cooke. Marguerite Felsinger. Mimi
Hickox, Jennie Kemp. Anna McTighe. CT
ing Rhodes. Grace Stutzman, Anna Tice. Curti
p at Aultman Clyde Boyan. Ernest Hale. Erne
. Kline. Fl. W. Risk. Arthur Rose. F. E. Sch
&. del. Albert Wise.