The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1893-02-22
THE DEMOCRATIC PRESS
WEDNESDAY. Feb. es,:,es.
Hon. M. Stuart is in cleyeiand

o. P. Sperra. Esq. is in Pittsburgh.
E. Twitt was in Newton Falls yesterday.
Hoel Sabin. of Iowa. is visiting his brother in
Randolph.
F. J. Loudin has been elected President of the
F. J Loudin Shoe Co.
An infant child of E. D. Ycungman fdied last
week. of congestion of the lungs.
Kali Laskarris. of Akron. spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. P. Heitcman.
The ladies of the Disciple Church serves
chicken pie supper this evening.
Mrs. DR.. Garlic of Bedford. visited her BROTH
er. Henry Chittenden. one day last week.
Today is Washington's birthday. and the usual
school holiday commentaries the anniversary
Now is the time to get Cloak at about half
price. at CoNvERsE's.
David Lowrey of Kinsman and = - Lowrey
OF Newton Falls. were in town Friday.
Mrs. B. B. Montgomery was q guest of Mrs
E. P. Merits last Saturday.
Daily consignments for the Columbian Expo
Another close approach to blaze is reported
to have occurred OF the Carbon Works la st
Wednesday night.
One hundred and fifty cars of Armour dressed
beef pass through. Ravenna over the B. 8 o.
daily.
There will be asmeeting of the W. C. T. U. on
Thursday. at p m. at the home of Mrs. Scott,
on South Prospect St.
Devotions at Z: 80. on Tuesday and Thursday
evenings at the Church of the Immaculate Con-
ception. during Lent.
at this place. has been transferred to Cuyahoga
Falls.
A break in machinery caused temporary
shut down at the Mishler BROS tile works yes
terday.
Howard Merriam. of Mackinac. Mich. visited
his father and sister, in Randolph, from Saturday
till Monday last.
You will still find good line of dress goods,
all kinds of cotton goods. carpet warps. &C., at a
discount. at Converses. but don't delay too long.
G. Seymour & Son. Oxford down sheep raisers
of Rootstown. have lamb that weighed sixteen
pounds the day it was dropped. Who next?
T. T. Stewart. a leading merchant of Newton
Falls was called to Ravenna last Friday by the
serious illness of his mother. who resides sou III
of town.
Mr.. A. FL. Azhderian. ministerial student o,
Hiram College. and native of Turkey. will
preach at the Disciple Church next Sunday
morning at 10: 80 O'Clock.
Three trains of bonded freight from France.
Italy and Spain, comprising exhibits for the Co.
lumbian Exposition. passed over the B. & O.
yesterday.
The Ladies of the Church of the Immaculate
Conception will serve supper from to o'clock
on the evening of St. Patrick's day. March 18th.
after which will be an entertainment.
Miss Lille jackson, an accomplished pianist,
and Miss Minnie Drake. teacher in the public
schools. both of Cleveland. were guests of Mrs
0. P. Sperra over Sunday.
Sheriff Hart sold the Beach prop erty, in Kent
| last Saturday. S. A. Hathaway bid in the resi-
| denee for s2 72O. and Paul Clark got vacant lo
for $140. The other lot was not sold.
The brick work is about finished on the mali
Sad iron building. excepting on the boi Ter room
annex and the great room is entirely under ROOT
i Work was delayed again yesterday by the heav
snow storm.
james Lambrose and Frank Carrisaw, {
Greenville. Pa. were guests of P. Heitcman Ian
wife. Thursday and Friday. They were enrout
to Chicago. where they will remain during th
| Columblan Exposition.
The Bohemian Glass Blowers who are to /
at the Town Hall the balance of this week, al
the same company who were here some thrt
years ago. at which time they gave very 81
isf4ctory and pleasing enter tainment-
During the week ending Feb. 18th. the Rave
ma Postofice issued and paid 1872 money ordel
and 80 postal notes. amounting to 81 1923 05. ar
being the largest weeks business in that d
partment in the history of the office.
The ladies of Grace Church are preparing
| very fine entertainment. to be given at the 0pe
House. Wednesday evening. April 18th. in whi
sixty people will participate. .includingethe b.
local talent of the city. It will :be a stage pc
formance.ot-far more-than ordinary attractiv
ness.
The meetings at the Disciple Church are st
in progress, and will continue through th
week and probably some timeslonger. The pa
tor of the Church is doing the preaching Al
the song service is under the direction of Nj
Clara B. Haines. a young lady who has be
!, five years in this line of work and has ass ist
! in some of the most successful revivals ey
held in Ohio. having few equals and no superie
as an evangelistic singer.
G. L. Holden died at his home in Charlesto'
at o'clock a. m. yesterday, of consumption.
g is survived by his wife and one young child.
Brief services will be held at the house a
O'Clock. and the regular funeral servi ce from I
Cong. Church, Charlestown. at 1:30. Friday. I
deceased was member of Court Raw emma, A.
'r F. of A. He was son of Mr.. Ed i. Holden.
1T
Prof. Chas. E. Griffin & Co.'S Boh emian Gil
Blowers and Novelty Exhibition are billed
= the Town Hall. for three nights Thursd
Friday and Saturday. this week. In addit
to the glass blowing exhibition an excel
,e stage performan is also given by fine go
,r pany of vaudeville artists The company co
" well recommended. and as the price of adm
in sion is only 10 cents. including handso
glass present free, we predict a generous 2
- ronage for them.