The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1892-03-09
THE DEMOCRATIC PRESS
RAvESNA, WEDNESDAY, mar. 1892
cal, on r,nbals for Gem Photographs.

Call on Tibba1s for Gem Photographs
Don't forget the Rainbow Tea at the Congre-
gational church. March 16.
The County Commissioners are holding a
three days session.
The Dorcas Society will meet at the home of
Mrs, E. Hasbrouck, on Friday evening.
Mr., George Kneeland of Warren, was in town
yesterday. -
Mrs Hathaway. of Cleveland. is the guest OF
Mrs L. T. Siddall.
Hon. John Nj. Stull and Attorney j E. Pick
ering were in the city Saturday on professional
business.
The Rev. E. G. Laughlin will lecture at Oak
wood Chapel. Sunday. March 18th. at 3 p m.
Rev. A. c. Welch. of Niles, will preach in the
Methodist Church. and hold gospel meetings ev-
cry night this week.
just received some new and beautiful designs
in Silverware. Call and see them. F. c. PARE
A musical program has been arranged for
March 1e. at the Congregational church.
Born, Saturday, to Mr.. and Mrs. Harry K. Par
ker. a son.
Window Shades. Curtain Poles. Pictures and
Frames. at lowest prices. G. A. MYERS.
The ladies of Aurora Assembly report a very
successful Sugar Festival. Saturday evening.
See the Rainbow at the Congreg ational church
March 10th.
The infant boy of Mr. and Mrs. Sullivan. on
South Meridian St.. died Saturday, of pneu-
monia, aged eleven weeks.
Mrs. A, Ell Parsons and Miss Parsons went to
Cleveland Tuesday. to attend the Spring Milii-
merry Openings.
Call at PARKS and he will show you some of
the latest and rarest designs in Silverware.
Frank j. Pierce and Carrie j. Bishop, OF
Hiram, were granted license to marry.
Mrs. and Miss Tuth1ll. of Lancaster, o., wife
and daughter of the State Librarian, are guests
of Mr. and Mrs, George Holloway.
Mrs. T. B. Dickinson has been suffering from
severe attack of erysipelas in the face. the
past ten days, She is now improving. being
able to sit up short time.
For good Carpet Warp. all colors. and the
tight price, go to Converse's; also. look at their
Az cent Prints and cent Tennis Flannel
The wife of Commissioner L. c. Payne died
at her home in Garrettsville last w ednesday, O.
heart failure.
The Sugar Festival at the Church of the Dis
ciples. Friday evening. was success socially
and financially.
The Universaist Women's Alliance will hold
work meeting Thursday afternoon. at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Marvin Severance. on Pratt st.
full attendance is desired.
The Universalist Women's Alliance has organ
lied Mission Band of thirty-seven children.
Russell Byers is President. Leon Pitkin. Vice
srplzI Coar T.Otf ioS
land Treasurer; Alma Waller is Superintendent.
We. have the finest line of Gilt Wall Paper at
l2% cents double roll. ever shown in Portage
County. Call and be convinced.
C. A. MYERS.
Friday evening April 1st. the young people. of
the Uniyersalist church will give entertain
ment at the church parlors.
Have your eyes examined. free. at
L GODDARD, The jewelers..
Home made candy at the Marguerite Candy
Booth, March 10th.
The election for School Board will be held in
each of the three voting precincts OF the town
ship, with separate boxes and ballots.
Miss violet Brigham left today for Toledo.
whence she goes to Saline, Mich Ito take charge
of a millinery establishment.
f. C. Park has something new in the line OF
Silverware that everybody should see.
Mr.. HIT Kent, of Garnet Kansas, arrived
here Monday, with carload of good, largt
horses, which will be sold at auction. at Mega
dore, at an early date.
The young ladies of the Congregational church
will serve Rainbow Tea, Wednesday evening
March 10th, from to o'clock. Admission. i
cents.
The elegant line of new silyerware at Parks
will not long remain in stock. Each piece is al
art poem in silver. and failure to make you
selection now will lead to an early harvest o
s'barren regrets "
Roger N. Lee and Jennie Leach, of Cleveland
were married last Thursday evening. at th
home of the bride. Miss Verde Seymour,
this city, was bridesmaid. Among the gues'
were. Miss Bessie Riddle Mrs. nd Miss Leona1
and Mr. and Mrs. 1. t. sid6aI, of Ravenna,
A post mortem examination was made on IL
remains of the late David Lord, last Saturda
by the attending physicians. showing the eau
of his death to be malignant growth in Il
pancreas, the tumor pressing upon the surroun
ing organs, causing an obstruction of the natur
secretion of the liver.
Elsie Leslie. who appears in the double role
Reeds' Opera House, March Nth. commands t
modest salary of SEQ a week. She is a bit
genuine histrionie genius. and her pertorman
of this role was one ofathe clean cut successes
last season. 1t will go here.
David Lord died Friday evening. after 10
and distressing illness In his death Raven
loses an excellent man al d citizen. His lille
spent in the quiet pursuits of honest labor. al
he was well liked and respected by all
whom be had dealings. He is survived by
wife, one son and five daughters. His fune
was held yesterday. at O'Clock from the hou
Rev. S W. Meek officiating
The entire realty belonging to the estat
the late W. B. Thomas was sold last Satnr'
under an order from the Probate Court. to
debts, The property was struck off to MOI
M. SQUIRE of Cleveland, for 50 075. Appral
at $455O A motion has been filed by one OF
Judgment creditors to contest the conhrma
of the sale.
David Roley, residing in the north west
of Rootstown. died Sunday afternoon, of old
aged Sc years. He is survived by three chilli
&C. P. BoIey. who lives on the farm. Mrs. n
Wilhelm, who resides in Indiana. and Mrs.
Cook, who resides in Columbus. O. Mr..
came to the farm where he died sixty three y
ago. and resided there continuously until
death. He was lifelong Democrat His f
raj occurred yesterday at 10 O'Clock, from
house.
The first appearance here of Elsie Leslie
the entire New York cast in the products
Mark Twain's Prince and Pauper." ST
cause great interest among the patrons OF Il
Opera House. Elsie Leslie is undoubtedly
most gifted Of all the young actresses, ant
play is one calling for unusually strong draI
work. Its characters stand out viVidly lk
ures in painting and its scenes have S
realism. Tenderness, pathos, and most exp
humor permeate it. The story is beautiful
by its gifted author, and is yell preserved
dramatization. This is the first of Mark TV
stories which has been successful in dram