The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1892-03-02
The DEMOCRATIC PRESS
RAvnNNA. WEDNESDAY. MAR. ?. 1899

Call on Tibbals for Gem Photographs.
Mrs NJ. Robinson attended the Millinery
Openings in Cleveland yesterday.
Rev. S. ". Meek will lecture at Oakwood
Chapel Sunday School. sunda7, March. 9th, at
sp m.
Why plant old. run out Potatoes. when you
can get new varieties that will yield double.
Ford & Son have them. Catalogue free.
Miss Josephine Paltzgrof went to Cleveland
Tuesday.
Maple Sugar, K. of P. Hall. Saturday evening
R. Fl. Day and T. T. SiddaIl are making the
scmi-annual inspection of the County Treasury.
Louis Freeman has accepted a position with
the American Cereal Company, and left Chicago
last Saturday for New York City, his future To-
cation,
Come and test the sweets of balmy spring. at
K. of P. Hall, Saturday evening.
During Lent there will be morningsand eve
ming services at Grace Church. Sundays. and
until further notice. services Wednesday and
Friday mornings at 1890. and at 4:SO Friday
afternoons.
Frank Ford & Son are doing largely increas-
ed business this season. "Sunnyside F" is syn
onym of soundness. as relates to Its Seeds. and
like them. it is of sure growth.
Next Sunday will be the 18th anniversary of
the organization of the Ravenna Universalist
Church. and the first anniversary of the dedi-
cation of the new Church edifce. Appropriate
services will be held at 10;30 a. m.
good sized lion roared Justify from yester-
morn to night.
Every piece of goods of this Springs purchase;
no old chestnuts," in the make up of Will
Monsey. the Fashionable Tailor's. magnificent
stock of Piece Goods for Spring Suits.
G. B. Wadsworth left for Wooster. Monday
morning. to accept a position civil en- gineer
on the B. & O. Ry.
The annual thanksgiving sermon of Ionia A.
1. o. O.. F. will be held at the Universalist church
in Ravenna. on Sunday, March 9Th. at 230 p. m.
The public are invited.
Read W. W. Monsey. the Merchant Tailors's.
new ad. It contains Pointer" of interest to
you. if you would be well dressed man."
Biscuit and Butter, Coffee and Pickles. with
your New Warm Sugar-all for Is cents. at the
Disciple Church. Friday evening.
Enjoy yourself by hearing Bell Nef's lee ture
Mrs. D. E. Sharp went to Chattanooga. Tenn.
last week. for her health.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Disciple Church
will serve Warm Sugar in the Lecture Room, on
Friday evening of this week.
The Operetta. THE Milkmaids." now in re-
hearsal under the direction of Dr. G. H. Grifd n.
will be presented to the public Tuesday evening.
March 22nd It abounds. from beginning to end.
with musical gems. and ranks with the best pro-
ductions of its kind.
Every one should hear J. Bell Neff's lecture at
Disciple Church. March 8th and 9th.
The Rochester Clothing Mandatory, B. Hes
kins. manager. will open. April LIST. complete
stock of clothing in Merits & Riddles Block.
North Main St.. where he will be pleased to see
his old friends. and will endeavor to make new
ones of all who call upon him. Remember the
date and place.
WV. Monsey. Ravenna's popular Tailor. has
the finest stock of Piece Goods ever shown in
Ravenna. Will " has no superior in the coun-
try as a faultless cutter and filter. and if you
desire suit. whether for business, or full dress
occasions. you have but to leave your measure
with him. with the assurance that you will be
suited ;" in the latest and best apparel. both
in fabric and workmanship,
EMrs. Mary A. Woodbridge leaves. Saturday
| for appointments in Colorado extending through
| March and early April After few days work
| in Indiana and Kansas. she will make her frs
address in Colorado at Colorado Springs.
Millman Brown. former resident of Charles
| town, died at the residence of David Collins, il
that township with whom, as an invalid. he haC
been stopping about three months), Monda!
morning, of la grippe. aged 70 years. His fune
raj was held yesterday at II o'clock. and the in
terment made at Charlestown. The decease
was cousin of George Brown. of this city.
The immediate neighbors of R. s. Peacoc
and family called upon them Thursday eveniD
February 25th. to remind Mrs. Peacock that sh
was fifty eight years old. Immediately upo
their advent the lamps were lighted. fires star
ed in the CRATES, promptly arranging for tn
comfort of the guests. 1t was somewhat que:
tionable which enjoyed the occasion most, tt
surprisers or the surprised. The evening ws
far pent before the guests became aware th'
it was late.
From presentSappearances.t the people are to /
sweetened up this week. as there are to be tw
mapl sugar festivals-one at the Disciple churc
Friday night, and one Saturday evening at Gre
set Hall, by the ladies of Aurora Assembly,
P, Both should be well patronized.
t | The Board of Health held its regular Februal
session Wednesday evening. .at the Mayors oflc
L But little business was on the calendar. Sewers
>, abandoned wells were ordered to be cleaned
their rubbish and filth. and closed up. The su
: jects of fumigation and the public health in ge
eral were discussed. and an adjournment had
e the last Monday in March,
n Last Thursday evening the Court of Ancie
Order of Foresters conferred the degree on TIVE
s ty-one candidates, and on same evening neal
this number made application for membersh
I In the midst of SO many other good Orders, t
is big showing. together with its memberst
of 1G0 in six months. Surely Forestry must
good thing.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Disciple chu1
held its annual business meeting in the lect
room of the church. on Thursday afternoon
last week, at which the following officers W
elected: Pres, Mrs. Waggoner; 1st Vice Pr
Mrs. Strickland; End Vice Pres, Mrs. Lee; S
Mrs. Laughlin; Treas. Mrs. Carter. An Exc
tive Committee was chosen, consisting of Nj
danes Calhoun. Vance. Towns, Reese and Jo
son. good report was had of the past "
and reinforced by number of new memb
the Society enters hopefully upon another ye
work.
NJ. H. Carter and wife handsomely entertai
four score and more of their Ravenna friend
progressive euehre party given by them at
Etna House, Friday evening. Feb 26th
and Mrs. Carter were most assiduous in their
forts to render the occasion most enjoyable
n. to all participants. and succeeded in every de
sA Tally cards with an excellent photograph of
IA Carter attached Ito the left hand upper col
sgN were distributed among the gentlemen, W
those containing the photograph of Mr.. Ca
were given to the ladies. An elaborate lu
was neatly spread by the attendants of !the Z
House dining room, under the supervision of
and Mrs. Morrow, which was Especially enjO
and complimented. This happy occasion
u ever be remembered by all in attennance.