The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1893-03-15
Democratic Caucus. tomorrow. Thursday eve

Democratic Caucus, tomorrow, Thursday eve.
| at the Town Hall.
Ladies Rubbers ~ cts. at F. P. Chapman's.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. N. Ward are sick.
Fl. D. eymour was at home over Sunday.
Call at Parks and seethe beautiful Souvenir
and Columbian Spoons. A rare display.
James Bleadinghiser is seriously Ill in Stea.
benville,
Mrs. S f. HanseimAn is in Deerfeld visiting
her parents Mr. and Mrs. j, L. Slack.
Miss Emma Andrie spent Sunday in Kent. the
guest of Miss Gertrude Boynton.
Mrs. c. J. Wood is attending the millinery
openings in Cleveland today.
Homer Thompson. wife and aged mother of
Shalersville are sick with pneumonia:
Mrs. DIR. Brooks of Girard, o !. is the guest
of Mrs. W. F. Towns.
Moses Parsons and family have moved into H /.
Seymour's house on North Sycamore ST.
Mrs DR.. H G. Goodman. of Hudson. was visit
ing her mother -in-law. Mrs. w. L. Goldman.
Miss Ella Hindm an. of Canton is visiting her
sister, Mrs. J. A. W. Morrow.
Mrs w S. Churchill is suffering rom an at
tack of infammatory rehum atism
Mrs. Lora Banks left for Bellevue. Pa. via G..
& P. Saturday.
D. W. Thomas took C. & P. train. Saturday.
for Canal Dover.
J. D. Collins. of Rootstown. was G. & P. pas
senger to Ada. O.. Monday.
Mrs Julia Lamb left yesterday for Elkhart.
Ind. taking G. & P. train.
Mrs. F. J. Left ngingwelI left for Philadelphia.
Pa yesterday. via G. & P.
Roc. olmstcad went to Pittsburgh Monday.
Tor two weeks trip In the interest of the j F.
Byers Co.
CA Laubcrt took the Erie early Monday
morning for business trip through Indiana
and Illinois.
Mrs o. v. Scarf returned last Thursday from
a two weeks visit with her parents. in Cam
bridge. Pa
Miss Ella Dresback. Ravenna's most artistic
Trimmer. will again be with Mrs. c. J. Wood
this season.
Mrs. b L. Beatty and little daughter returned
to Ravenna last Saturday. after two months
visit with her mother in Cincinnati.
WANTED "A good party to manage per
manent and paying business. in this and ad-
j dining counties. See Mr Brobst. at Braklow's
from to 9p. m.
Thomas W aterman brother of the late Harvey
aterman. left for Holyoke. Mass, last week.
to visit SON. He expects to return to Ravenna
in about four weeks.
The many friends of Fred Goldman, learn
with regret of his serious illness. of typhoid
fever, at the home of his parents. in Pittsburgh
Workmen are busy clearing out the Gledhill
wooden mill building and getting it in shape Tor
the Columbian Novelty Works
The terms of Councilmen Clewell Merits and
stocker expire this spring This. with Mr.
Miller's resignation will make four vacancies
C.B. Webb, editor and proprietor of that ex-
eellent family paper, the Garrettsville Journal.
made us fraternal call last Thursday.
Cal. McManus took Erie train last Saturday
for New York City.to remain week or ten days.
the guest of F. D. Curtiss.
WE. Goodrich and G. A. Myers went to Chi
cago last week. in interests of the ]. Loudin
Shoe Com pany.
The attention OF stock raisers and dairymen
| is directed to the Special Notice." in another
column Mr.. Hayes herd of Holsteins have no
superiors in this country.
David Lindsay. Jr.. has been critically sick
with pneumonia for the past ten days. but we are
pleased to learn that his condition is much i'm
| proved. and unless the future develops un favor
able features, his recovery is certain.
Rev. Andrew Wilson will preach in Brimfeld
next Sunday at 23O p. M. and will have charge
of series of aood News meetings. beginning
Monday evening. 2Oth inst. and continuing each
evening during the week.
1 Rev.W. S. Dudley pastor of the Baptist church
| Auburn, Ohio, preached in the Universalls
l.church last Sunday evening. He is an earnest
speaker, and gave generally satisfactory ser
mon.
The B. & o. { ompany are still at work OF
their Pittsburg and Akron division Two con
struction trains are busy between Leavittsburf
and Ravenna. and the ro1d will soon be in frs
class shape for the new service to be put on il
the near future.
The Dorcas Sociesy Of Randolph. called
, special meeting to make clothes and bedding
for the family of Mr.. Elliott. who was burne'
out about two weeks ago. They met at Mrs
Simeon Unger's. In Dist No.
} Rev. James A. Brown. Rector oi Grac
Church. will preach in Trinity Cathedral. Cleve
land, Jure II. on the occasion OF his official ap
pointment and induction as one of the examin
ing Chaplains of the Diocese of Ohio.
t IA W. Morrow and ]. E. Clark will open
). restaurant and lunch counter tomorrow, in tn
old Shannon House. Mr.. Clark came here fror
d Chicago. and both gentleman thoroughly undel
e stand their business.
!. Ravenna township paid out for the last yet
b 81 CAT 10, apportioDed as follo.s: Poor $se(
: Roads. $500 25. Cemetery 50 OUO.27; Gener
= expenses. 81. .15O03; Grounding bounty $685.
So 2O9 10 came from taxation. and there is
treasury balance of $s53 s3. with over $500 sti
!. due from the county;
Theodore Clark. proprietor of the famous fru
farm, Highland Home" is lying seriously
at his home. He became suddenly dizzy Ia
week Tuesday. while in the house. and fell
the floor. and on being conveyed to his bed. b
= been unable to leave it since. His friends we
y much alarmed about him for several days. b
!. we are informed by his physician that he is muc
better, with favorable prospects for recover
His many friends will be pleased to learn of
Improvement.
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