The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1892-05-04

Miss Belle Dalrymple of Cleveland, was in
the city Tuesday, to attend the Oreretta.
F. B. Longcoy, of Kent, shipped car load of
cattle and one of sheep to East Liberty Pa,
Saturday, via c. s. P.
j. S. Smith E. Twitt. and Miss Woodruff were
c. & P. excursionists to Cleveland Tuesday.
Rev. W. A. Belding and Mrs. DIR. Rufus Bel
ding, of Troy, N Y. visited at the home of E c.
Belding last week.
N. Converse returned Saturday from his trip
to Cincinnati and Louisville, Ky. He reports
splendid trip
To see store full of nice new Spring goods,
drop in at Converse's.
The 18th District Missionary Convention of the
Disciple Church commences its session this eve
ming.
Fl. c. Frazier spent the month of April in
Cleveland. as Juror in the U. S. Court. return
ing home Saturday.
W. w. Stevens will move into the residence on
East Main St. about to be vacated by Mrs. Alice
Conant.
George Rogers has enriched the township cof-
fers by purchasing the colt foaled by the ceme-
ry mare, for which he paid $500.
Mrs. Sophia Speck and niece, Flora Volzer, of
Canton. are visiting her brother in law. Herman
Kertscher.
Arthur B. Smith has taken the place of Ray
Case behind the counter of w. T. Hart & Co
Mr.. Case goes to Hudson. to engage with his
father in the paper hanging business.
Fred. Paltgroff took the Erie train yesterday
morning for Cincinnati and other points in the
southern part of the State. in the interest of the
Riddle Coach and Hearse Co.
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Garrettsville today, and has orders for the inn
mediate shipment of 25, 900 more to Wadsworth.
Misses Maud Chapman and Nellie and Jessie
Rumbaugh spent Saturday and Sunday in Wind
ham. the guests of Mrs. DIR. Applegate.
Mrs. H. c. Hatfield and little daughter Lena.
of Charlestown. spent Saturday with her friend,
Mrs. Lizzie Wiley.
The steam pile driver in The Pulse of New
York; is a practical machine which is said to
have done service on the wharves of the Hudson
river.
A Dime Social will be given by the King s
Daughters. at the residence of DIR. C. S. Leonard
this evening. A fine musical program has been
selected.
The Merry Milkmaids again drew good house
notwithstanding the rain dropping clouds. All
the parts were well sustained. and everybody
was delighted with the beautiful operetta.
At ameeting held Saturday evening. the town
ship Board of Education decided to put up a
new school house in sub-district No. 8, north Of
town. A. & W. French. Cleveland, are the ar
cnItects employed.
The new Street Commissioner says he proposes
to lower all the sluices in town to proper level
and thus prevent. if possible. the yearly accu-
mutation of filth at these gateways. An excel
| lent idea.
Mrs. Mary A.Woodbridge left, this morning
for Titusvle, Pa, to attend the district conven-
ton of the w. c. T. u, and will be absent a
week, attending similar conventions in that state
PROF. Jaeger. leader of the Windham Band
and very accomplished musician, favored the
audience at the Merry Milk Maid Operetta, las
night, with several finely rendered alto horr
| solos.
Friday forenoon trains on the P. s. W, wer
delayed by west bound freight No. 93 whicl
was held several hours at the Lowry crossing
east of town. by one of the cars jumping tn
track. caused by a loose truck, No damage,
Court convened Monday morning Judg
Robinson called the docket of 126 cases, @
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are required to be present by 9o'clock mex
Monday morning.
Myron King has purchased an acre of land O
Freedom street. few rods south of the Fai
Grounds, and has begun the erection of a bar
upon it for the accommodate of his trottin
horses, which he will exercise upon the trac
during the summer.
" The Pulse of New York." which plays
' Reeds Opera House. while containing some
the most sensational scenes ever presented hel
: has also an abundance of pure comedy al
pathos. changing from grave to gay witho
, harshness or being over drawn
a The following Republicans are in the race f
e the nomination for Sheriff; R. S. Granger. A
rora: G. J. Mellen. Streetsboro; John Ha
It Kent; c. W. Braineri. Mantua Merritt Carlt
% and E. L. Hine. Sholersville: John Huffman al
# D. d. Carson. Deerfeld.
r. Gordon Meek. although suffering from a
;, we're attack of neuralgia, pluckily made his a
:" pearance last evening as the Squire in t
MERRY Milkmaids.'' and sustained his ps
better than many well persons could do.
More people are seen in front of Beatty's tn
:. can possibly look in at the same time. The
% traction is seven young red foxes which certai
ly form an interesting study. Among all
- none have more thoroughly caught the pub
favor.
IN Mrs. Alice Conant. widow of the late Judge
:" B. Conant. will. with her family. remove to
is Joe. Mich. where she will live with her faith
10 John Whittlesey, until her own house, now I
der construction at that place. is completed, I
s. departure of Mrs. Conant will be regretted de-
e. ly by very large circle of friends and acqua
og tances.
nu Mrs. James Miller was able to be out fol
IL short walk. Monday. and herself and friends +
encouraged in the promise of her steady gain
strength. but on Monday night she was tai
ig with relapse. from which she is again prost
es ted. She has been suffering from nervous pr
Id tration, combined with other ailments. since
Christmas.
". Misses Lena Walters and Maud Chapman
asst sisted at the concert given at the Congregatio
he Church, in Windham. Friday evening. n
W Walters. it need hardly be said, added mucl
E the pleasure of the entertainment by her
singing. as did Miss Chapman by her elocutio
uo ry renderings.
ore Henry Grohe is doing the largest busines
the three years. at his works in the old hub fact
be A force of six men are given steady employm
ed the bulk of which consists of getting out adv
me tising rulers and yard sticks. He also manu-
lures sash and blinds. and does all kinds of p
n,s ing and matching.
%. +, Geo. B. Woodbridge arrived in this city
ith. Thursday morning. from Toledo. where he is
nts engaged IN the real estate business. He will
be main here, visiting his father. F.W. Woodbri
Irs. the balance OF the week. His wife and little
,uri are visiting her uncle C. D. Hudson, at his b
in Marshall. Mo-. where we are informed b
- doing fine business. and has amassed fort
ing ''Quit when you've seen the play throu
ing were the words addressed by manager Ber
&C., o f the Pulse of New York Co to an enthusi
ect- auditor who was witnessing that most 81
auer tional of all melodramas, " The Pulse of
Sc is York, - and was applauding with both
rels, and feet. Managers Carter Il Judson pre-
full not to interfere with the applause here
day, either.