The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1892-03-16
THE DEMOCRATIC PRESS
RAvENNA, WEDNESDAY. Mar. I6 1899
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Busy Bee Supper. Friday evening. at the Di
ciple Church.
Mrs C. j. Wood is still unable to be in he
store.
L Dodge is so far recovered from his lat
sickness as to be about again.
The "BeeS" will not have honey, but thing
just as good. at their supper, Friday evening.
Go and see the pretty Milkmaids at the oper
House, next Tuesday evening.
Miss Lydia M. Casper, of Cleveland. was il
the city yesterday.
Mrs. Stein, of Cleveland, was visiting Raven
ma friends yesterday.
| Mrs, Culver with her two children. of Toledo
| is visiting her mother. Mrs. Brigham, on Soutl
Chestnut street.
Mrs. L. I. Ticknor went to Warren this morn
ing to attend the funeral of Mrs. David Myers.
"The Merry Milkmaids " want to see you mex
Tuesday evening. Of course everybody wants t.
see them, and listen to their sweet voices.
Curtis H. Waterman expects to enter Adel
bert College next Fall.
The jolly Farmer Boys will be out in jovia
numbers next Tuesday evening.
Miss Letitia Cole. of Hamilton. Mo-. is visit
ing her cousin. A. S. Cole and family.
Theodore Seaton is at Muncie. Ind, where
he is engaged in Office work.
Miss Florence Weldy. of CoIdwater. Mich.
L c. Dodge has been confined to his bed since
Friday last, with severe attack of erysipelai
in his face.
Abraham Howk. of Blissfeld, Mich. is the
guest of Geo. w Brown.
James Mair and Virginia Kerr were married
last Thursday by II. L. Beatty, P.
Miss Name Geiger is in New London. where
she expects to remain in the employ of milli
merry establishment.
Floyd Barton is sick with scarlet fever, at the
home of his parents. on Page street.
Lulu, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. NJ. R. Furry
is sick with measles.
The Rife Club are shooting every Saturday
ested in target practice are invited to partici
pate.
A real live Queen? Yes, a genuine crowned
head" who win be pleased to give you audience
next Tuesday evening. Apply to q" Merry Milk
maids % for passports.
Ben. L. Jones, son of Sheriff Jones, is a
Muncie, Ind. He expects to leave for Chicago
in few days.
"a Royal Peer from India" will hold court
with the Queen of the Merry Milkmaids mex
Tuesday evening.
The goods in D. . P. Chapman's windows are
the most decided footwear bargains in RaVenns
Look at the prices and You will have no desire
to ira lie with other houses.
Mrs. A. Il. Parsons and Miss Parsons were In
Cleveland, Tuesday, attending the millinery op
enings.
Rev, C. B. Lynn, of Boston, will preach in thu
Universalist Church at 10 80 a. m next Sunday
He is the Assistant Secretary Of the Universal
ist General Convention ofthe United States ant
Canadian Provinces.
The regular monthly meeting of the Univer
salist Women's Alliance, will be held prompt.
at p. m. Thursday, March 18th. in the recep
ton room OF the Church, The attendance o
members is earnestly desired
George halfant has left the employ of W. "
| o, has taken his place. Charles Bietz ais
commences work at the same est ablishmen
tomorrow
Gov. Mckinley has granted pardon to Ches
ter NJ. Day, who was sentenced to two years
the Penitentiary, at the September term, 1s9;
little longer delay would have rendered tn
pardon unnecessary.
P. 81. Boynton, conductor on train at Ii
| time of the Ravenna horror, is being urged 10
Railroad Commissioner of Ohio.
DON'T forget the Sale at Fl. T, Cushing's, aboT
| two miles south of the Court House, co morroV
Thursday, A lot of valuable stock, and othe
articles will be disposed of.
| You are in search of just the bargains to
/ found at Chapman's. His prices have put
stop to wandering, but not to wondering. The
| have silenced competition most efectually.
For an evening of rare pleasure. go and
entertained by the Merry Milkmaids and Jol
Farmer Boys. next Tuesday evening.
Robert Scott is on business trip to Evan
bugh, Pa.
Miss Fannie Dickinson spent Sunday
Cleveland with her cousin, Miss Winnie Holde
Miss Harriet Dickinson attended the MILNE
, openings at Cleveland last week. She has a
cepted the position of trimmer in a large mil
merry house at Lancaster, @.
LIST OF UNCLAIMED LETTERS remaining
the Post Office at Ravenna, O., Mar. 16. Il
for period of ID days or more:
MIR. Bird Corbett Miss Ella Duncan Mrs Liz
Grohe. Mrs Eta Wilson. Mrs H. W hitting.
J.C. BEATTY. P. M
' The Operetta "The Merry Milkmaids." to
D given next Tuesday evening. will be one of
t most attractive and brilliant amateur perfor
i ances ever given on a Rayenna stage. The n
e sic is very bright. and the characters lively q
and interesting. Each part is delightful tr
l. sition, and pleases from first to last.
On Tuesday evening. March Sth. Rev. ]. I
e Nef, of Kane. Pa, delivered his lecture g Ii
and Pluck" Every one was we'll pleased. A
on Wednesday evening he delivered his lect
Into the King Row and Crowned" to a la
IL audience. His lectures were pronounced
best ever given in our city. and it is the carr
:, .. wish of all that he visit RaVenna again.
ly The immense stock of footwear at F. P. Oh
III M ans has all been reduced to figures that
RS proach nearer the mark in profits TO the de
nd than anything ever seen or heard of in Rave
ay Stop and look at his windows filled with
ed | very best goods in the market. Every clas
o. footwear Can there be seen, and among all
te magnificent display not one specimen Of
'e- 81 cheap" product can be seen. for the siI
I'm reason that no such goods be found il
I'D whole establishment. The windows repre-
he exactly wha is in the store room back of tt
ne' For the next 80 days the goods will be so
er their present marVelously low prices. in o
ny to reduce stock and prepare for the sp
TX trade.
the Captain Alcock is doing thriving busi
Dr. with his dairy. This young man is wortl
ant high commentator for his brave battle fc
education, under circumstances adverse to
cess, save met and overcome by indomi
BAD will and purpose to reach the goal OF a
for commendable ambition.
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