The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1893-04-12
The DEMOCRATIC PRESS
RAvnNNA. WEDNESDAY,. apr. ls. ,es
KRAkr pays cash for Butter and Eggs.

Read Mogadore advertisement. Ia anothe
column.
If you want your garden plowed nicely Cal
on j. Andrie,
M. 3. Mishler and family visited friends il
Twinsburgh over Sunday.
Mrs s. j. Parmelee has returned from
winter visit in Dunkirk, n. Y.
Asa spelman. of Minerva. was In town Fri
day and Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Adam Heisler are the happy
parents of a fine boy. born March S0th.
Risdon 8 Taylor have just completed thei,
spring housecleaning and their store looks a:
bright as a new dollar.
Every body favors the Spring Race Meeting
and there is little doubt the project will be 8
success.
The cheapest place to buy nice oranges and
banan as is at Eckert's.
Mr.. Russ, with his wife and children. from
Bellevue, o., is visiting his sister, Mrs. Tarr
on Prospect Street.
The interior of Smith s. Davis shoe store as
been Frightened up with coat OF paint during
the past week.
A. T. Smith was confined to his house most Of
the past week. with an attack of erysipelas in
his face.
The season for spring duck shooting closed
on Monday. the 10th inst. AS usual. very few
ducks have been killed in this vicinity.
F. P. Chapman's i" Beats All" Brand of Mems
Shoes. Lace or Congress. at 81 SO Beats All.
r. Moffett. Secretary of the General Mission
Board of the Disciple Church. made fine plea
for Missions at the Disciple Church last Sunday
evening.
There will be Friday evening service at
Grace Episcopal Church. Sunday evening the
pulpit will be occupied by Bishop Leonard, who
will, the same evening. confirm class.
John Lowrie. accompanied by Arthur Wiley
started for Erie, Pa. last Thursday. where he
has a contract for bridge work They drove
the entire distance, arriving in Erie on the fol-
lowing day.
Best and most Peanuts for cts, at Eckert's.
The ed Cramer farm of 80 acres. In suffield
was sold last week for $40 per acre. Land is
evidently quite valuable in that democratic
strong hold.
F, p. Chapman has placed on the bargain
table SO pairs Ladies Dongola Shoes. Patent
Leather tip Button. at $125. for few days
An elaborate presentation of Tennyson's
Princess' will be given in Cleveland, at
Music Hall, May 4. and 6.
Great improvements are being m aie at Lake
Brady. The grounds are being cleaned up and
bsautifei. many new cottages erected and an
addition to the hotel made.
new foundry will be built at Chagrin Falls
to supply the castings for the Gobeille Pattern
Co.. of Cleveland. The village donates Sc 600,
five acres of land and other privileges, making
atotal of 900.
Mrs. A. A. Graham bade farewell to her Ra-
VIENNA home and friends yesterday, and took the
cars for Toledo. where she will visit before going
to her future home in Norwalk. CT.
6. W. Gockel spent Sunday in Cleveland re,
turning on the following day with his wife who
had been in the Forest City since Thursday, is
iting her parents.
After holding two weeks pow-wow in the
Opera House, the :. Indian Medicine Company
have taken their departure for grecner fields
They gave free exhibitions, which those whit
attended pronounced worth the price of ad
mission.
A horse and blackboard belonging to Ed
Hollister disappeared rather hastily down MAR
street last Friday morning.. The animal ar
gued as well as his four legs would permit, TO
the freedom of horses as well as men, in fire.
country
Sheriff Hart was in Kent yesterday Afternoon
in attendance at the funeral of John F. Fuller,
resident of that city for the past 80 years an
! for many years foreman of the blacksmith de
partment of the Erie company shops in Kent
He was an uncle of 81. f. Caris. of this place.
| One day last week. while hunting ducks a
Muzzy. Joe Kline shot mink, and on recover
ing his game also brought to light three poun
black bass from which the animal had bee
ieasting. These little animals are great fisher
bat they are seldom known to capture as larg
prey as this
The regular District Missionary eunda
School and Christian Endeavor Convention @
the Disciples of Christ, of the 18th Distric
comprising Portage and Summit Counties, wi
be bed at East Akron ON the Doth and 21st
| April The program Il. made and is crow de
with good things.
The Jr. o. U. A Ii. will give Basket Soci
and entertainment at their hall in Riddle Bloc
Friday evening Of this week. Each membt
and invissd guest is expected to be accompa nis
by lady. the parties invited to bring a bask
containing lunch and card therein with Il
iady's name thereon.
About midnight last Friday the residence
Game Warden C. II. Kelso. on Mantua sire,
Kent was badly damaged by fire, and the fiji
men had hard work to save it from total d
struction. The family were away from ho1
and the fire is supposed to have been caused
the explosion of !lamp. The house was
sured for 81 SEQ and contents for $75U Loss
timated at 81 500
The foundation walls for the John r. By,
extension are laid and the superstructure col
menced. There is considerable talk now of G
tending the basement the entire length of Il
| old and new parts $50 feet. The company
idoing large business. their sales from Jan
to April 1st being treble those during the sal
period of 1892 It is a pleasure and gratifcati
| to watch the growth OF this institution.
The third Quarterly meeting of the Method
| Church will be held next Sunday. The servi
in the morning at 10 O'Clock, standard tir
will be conducted by the pastor Rev H.
staufer. The Sacrament of the LORDS SUPP
will be administered after the sermon. Lc
feast at O'Clock. standard time. In the e.
ming at O'Clock, standard time, Rev. w.
Rider. Z, ID. Presiding Elder. will preach.
opportunity to unite with the Church will
given at each service.
+ James NJ. Tucker died at his. home, at Tv
Lakes. Friday night aged rs years. Mr.. Tucl
had general acquaintance with the people
q this and adjoining counties. as proprietor
Il Twin Lakes resort and no citizen of Ports
e county was more highly thought of than
{, He was born within half mile of where
= died. and spent his entire life in tn at local.
living for forty years in the Tucker homestt
so familiar to campers and visitors at th
= famous lakes. Hts funeral was held Mond
at . p. m. from the house. and the remains W
taken to Kent for interment.
number of local horsemen are consid er
/. the subject of holding Spring Race Meet
S: to be held the latter part of June. We unt
n, stand that they are. meeting with marked
u couragement on all sides and in all probabl
the Meeting will be held. The plan is tt
number of citizens to guarantee the amo
- necessary to pay the expenses and offer lib
purses, such as will bring together the
S, horses in the different classes represented.
zee so make the event an attractive one. A
On. C an be had in June which will not inter
EDS with races elsewhere. and when a large nun
lar, of good horses will be in this vicinity. A
lie effort now will secure a Race Meeting W
= will be enjoyed by every lever of the light
ness horse. VIM Merits is taking activ'