The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1893-03-01

I. T. Siddall Esq. is in Chardon today, on
professional business.
Miss VOORHEES,. although feet inches tall .
has hair which almost reaches the ground.
Miss Irene Towns went to Toledo Saturday to
begin her duties as teacher in the Home
Mrs. C. J. Wood :and Miss Josephine Paltz-
CROFT are attending the Spring millinery open.
ings, In Cleveland.
The gowns worn by Miss Jean VOORHEES, are
said to be perfect dreams of loveliness."
One of the most peculiar words, in point of
photography. in the English Language. is
syzygy. Write the word. commencing with
long capital s. and every letter extends below
the line.
An 'Agassiz Club is under contemplation In
Ravenna and will probably be organized in
few days. AS its name indicates its objects will
be scientific.
There have been confessions daily at the
meetings held in the Disciples Church and the
ordinance of baptism was administered at the
close of the services Monday and Tuesday eve
nings
Charles Russell has filed an application al.
leging the insanity of Ella Mullen The woman
was taken in charge by Sheriff Hart until the
return of Judge Ingell from Arkansas, when a
hearing will be had.
C. H. Knapp, of Garrettsville. came down
Saturday, and on Sunday. in company with his
brothers. Edward and D. W. Knapp, went to
Maple Grove Cemetery. to visit the grave of
their father. it being the one hundredth ami
versary of his birthday
On the first Sunday in March, 1877. the Ra
VIENNA Universalist Church was organized
Services appropriate to the 10th anniversary
will be held next Sunday at 1890 a. m. No
evening services. on account of the Union TEN.
perance meeting at the Opera House,
Services at the Methodist Church next Sun
day at 10; 80 a. m. Rev. DR. Marsh. president
of Mount Union College. will preach After
the sermon the Sacrament of Baptism will be
administered. All will receive cordial wei.
come.
ttTbe diamonds worn by Miss Jean voorhees, in
"Only Farmers Daughter are heirlooms of
the voorhees, family Her manager gave a
$40. bond for their safe return at the end of
the theatrical season.
The entertainment to be given by the Ladies
of Grace Church, at the Oper House, Wednes-
day evening, April 12th. will delight every one
with its unique and pleasing novelties.
Councilman H. L. Miller having determined
to make Garrettsville his future home, there is
a vacancy in the Council.
l. H. Phelps, Esq, of this city, Jesse Ling.
5. H. Eldridge, and F. N. Barber, of Mantua,
took the .& Q. for Washington, this afternoon,
to be present at the Inauguration.
The February number of the Cleveland Med
ical Gazette contains very Interesting article
on "a Medical Theories written by DR.. FL. H
spiers of this city. in which he very poin ted y
calls attention to certain prevailing ideas in tn
medical world ahd takes issue with them in
manner concise. convincing an ] scholarly.
Mrs Craze Gibson died Friday evening. at Z
O'Clock. at her home in Youngstown, of typhoid
malarial fever. She was a sister of G. w .
Bassett. Gen. Passenger agent of the s. W.,
and had large nun ber of friends in Ravenna
whose heartfelt sympathy is extended to tn e
bereaved husband. Funeral services were held
at p m Monday, and were largely attended
The revival meetings at the Disciple Church
are still in progress. with decided increase of
interest and attendance. Miss Clara B Haines
will remain and lead in the song service till the
close of the series. The sermon Sunday morn
ing by A, 81 Azderian. was able and remarka-
bly, well delivered for enc who has been in
| merica only three years.
w. H. Wright received word by tele,hone
Monday night, that George Jackson was thought
to be dying at his home in Youngstown. Mr.
| and Mrs Wright took the early morning B. 8
o. train for that city. When the word was re-
| ceived he had been sick seven days with ar
aggravated form of malarial fever, and it wa.
not thought possible for him to live.
| Mr. Wright returned home this morning, re-
porting the patient slightly improved, but still
dangerously sick.
Thursday evening. at O'Clock, REV. W. H
Rogers. of Swampscott. Mass. will deliver
lecture in the Disciple Church. on the Life anC
Character of Phillips Brooks. Having had ex
ceptional opportunities for studying his subject
while he was living. and measuring the sens
of loss felt at his death in the community wher
he lived and died, the speaker will give lee
ture of interest and permanent value The lee
ture will be free. bus collection will be takel
at the close to go toward defraying the speak er
travelling expenses.
Union Temperance Meeting will be held il
the Opera House at O'Clock next Sunday eve
ming. The address will be delivered by Rev
TX marsns AACsAuohI VI hiG, Union ColIeSe. III
Marsh is a clear thinker and fercible speake
and besides he has had large experience i
/ temperance work. The general public are cor
daily invited to this meeting. to hear the TEN
perance question discussed fIom the standpoil
of prominent college president.
Besides other music which will be furnishe
r fer the temperance meeting. Mr.. Calhoun h,
kindly consented to sing a solo.
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