The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1893-03-22

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The last number of Clark's Horse Review has
fine pictures of Pilot Wilkes and Thornburg
now owned by Mr.. Charles Merits. of this city
Headquarters for Bananas and Oranges, at
Eckert's.
Some important Improvements are being
made in the residence of Harry Paine, on South
Prospect street.
Mrs. A. 81 Parsons and daughter Matte went
to Cleveland Monday to attend the millinery
openings.
Little May Catlin entertained about fifty of
her associates on Saturday evening. at the home
of her mother. on South Sycamore st.
G. W. Gaskel. proprietor of the Nickel Plate
Grocery and manager of the Opera House in
Alliance. was in the city Monday night.
Some ducks were sem last week. and the
shotguns were heard quite frequently along the
Breab neck.
F. L. Root and wife returned to their home
in New ork City yesterday. taking the & P
flyer.
E, Il. Root returned to New York City, and
81. H. Root to Watertown. N. Y. Thursday, via
the c. s. P.
D. B. and'' Doc" Kingsbury went to Cuya
day.
G. W. PITT. A. d. Knapp and H. c. Mueting
went to Youngstown. and Mrs. c A Myers to
Charlestown. yesterday. via the 6 o.
This is examination week" in school, the
term closing Friday There will be vacation
of one week before beginning the spring term
Miss Lora Geiger returned last week from a
visit of several months with relatives in Minne-
sofa and other western points,
The first emigrant train of the season passed
over the B & o. yesterday.
Among the orders received at the Byers es-
sablishment during tho past week was one
from Atlanta, Ga
We are pleased to learn that Fred Goldman 81
rapidly recovering from his attack of typh6id
fever. being entirely beyond the danger point
G. q. Smith. expressman, had the misfortune
to badly bruise and lacerate his right index
finger. while handling hoist at the J.F Byers
works yesterday afternoon
There will be services at the NJ. E. Church
next Sunday morning. at the usual hour. 10 sc
O'Clock conducted by the pastor The theme
of the discourse Twill be Indispens ibie Food ,,
No services in the evening.
Good News Meetings will be held in the Uni.
versslist Church each evening next week and
over Easter Sunday. The pastor will have ex-
cel.eni help. The invitation to all is fraternal
Don't forget to go to the Maple Sugar Social
at the Congregational Church, Friday night
March 31st. given by the 7. P. S. C. e ,commenc
ing at seven O'Clock. Price. ten cents
A party of lady and gentlemen friends of Mrs
A. A. Graham called on her last Friday evening
in social farewell. and to wish her well in hel
future Eastern home. Progressive euchre was
the amusement of the evening.
There win be a Temperance meeting at the
home of Miss Tuttls. corner Spruce and Merid
ian streets. Thursday. at ,: 80 O'Clock. good
attendance Is desired as there is Important bus
mess on hand. MERIBAH BALDWIN, Pres
There was shut iiown Friday afternoon at
the Ravenna Shoe factory. The feed pipe TO tn G
boiler got stopped up. SO no water could be
pumped, making it necessary to draw the fire
while repairs were being m ada.
Sportsmen's Clubs all over this part of Obi
| are making arrangements to import quail fron
| the South. to restock the grounds where tn
birds have been destroyed. not by the sports
| men. but by the severe cold and deep snow q
| the past winter.
| Among the B s. o. improvements about to b
commenced is the lowering of the heavy grad
between this place and the Campbellsport plat
form. The work train has taken ZIP its heat
quarters at Ravenna for the summer and re-
taurants and boarding houses have received a
Influx
Messrs. W. E. Goodrich and Harry Hill bay
returned from their Eastern trip, the form
gentleman going in the interests of the F.
Loudin Shoe GompanE. and the latter for Wis
to his former home in the East. The new Las
and patterns are due this week. along with sew
raj new machines. and the factory will be starts
In again in a few days. probably before the O.
piration of the week.
The Ravenna Grange will hold its regul
meeting for March on next Saturday afternoo
at the usual place. The subjects to be discusss
| are; The use OF Commercial Fertilizers wi
Spring Crops; and Cake and Pie, their Utili
and Beauty. Hereafter the regular r eetin
will be held the third Saturday of ca
month.
W. W. B. Smiths fish market. which
adorned the south side of Main street the Ia
two years. has passed to the rear, to make roc
| for new one.story structure which is alreat
in course of construction. The new buildi
| will be occupied by L A. and N. s Olin, ager
: for the Elmira Roofiag Co.'S frepro of paint al
will be inclosed and covered with the materi
which they handle.
t Mr.. and Mrs. G. N. Pifer are receiving the co
gratulations of friends over their nuptiaIs. eel
+ brated at the Congregational Parsonage in Il
= city. Monday afternoon. The ceremony "
performed by Rev. s. W. Meek. former pas
of the bride when she resided in this city.
Miss Ruth Conant. The groom is a success
business man of Cleveland. being o member
a the firm of Pifer B Becker. Photographers.
and Mrs. Pifer leave at noon today for CleveIal
/. whence they go to Columbus for brief wi
when they return to Cleveland. their futl
r, home. They wi reside at 208 Superior st.
The Forester Dramatic Company played t
crowded house Monday night. and were very
.vorably recsived. as they deserved to be.
play was the always pleasing one of Fanch
the Cricket. The personnel of the troupe is &c
NJ and their acting very natural and true. The
at entertainment is excellent. and the popl
rt prices should, in connection with the merit
en ~ the Company. insure them full houses dul
IRE their weeks engagement in this city.
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