The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1893-04-12
Mayor Cole was in Akron yesterday.
Sheriff Hart was in Kent Sunday.

Mayor Cole was in Akron yesterday.
Sheriff Hart was in Kent Sunday.
E. M. Roberts is again with N. G. Fox.
New kets and Capes this week at Converses'
There are eight cases on the Circuit Court
docket.
Mogadore Rye whisky only $925 per gal.
See NJ. ]. Murphy's ad.
New Dress Goods-all grades and prices-at
Converses'.
Some extensive interior improvements are be-
ing made at the Catholic parsonage.
Prosecutor Hanselman is in New Lisbon ON
professional business.
You will now find general s.line of new. fresh
Spring Goods at Converses with prices just right.
Auditor Freeman went to Gambridgeboro. Pa.
last Sunday. to remain two or three weeks.
Born to DR.. M. G.. Mcbride and wife on Tues
day. SON.
Steam was turned off at Mishlers' Monday.
because of broken gear.
W. ]. Shrop was again on duty Monday. after
several days illness.
| Bern to Mr.. and Mrs. L. J. Towns. Saturday
| night. . son.
| A new post trimmer has been added to the
equipment at Mishlers'.
A big B. & o. cholera train of IS cars. passed
through Ravenna last Sunday.
Miss Crawford took the @. & P. for Elgin. ILL.,,
yesterday afternoon. for visit extending to june
H.W. Riddle has been in Columbus since Sun
day.
Auditor-elect Goodsell and wife were down
from Garrettsville yesterday.
White Bed Spreads at Converses' from so cts.
ups and big stock of Lace Curtains from so
cents a pair. up.
The parents and friends of Jacob Transu called
on him in birthday surprise. last night. He was
given handsome oak rocker.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. B. Mishler attended the silver
wedding of her foster brother. Charles Atchinson.
Monday. at Mogadore.
Services in the Universalist Church next Sun
day at 10 a. m. and p. M. standard time. To
this time all notices will hereafter refer.
Perry Shrop was in New Castle. Pa. Friday.
The young man has mastered the mysteries of
the telegraph. and will probably experience no
difficulty in obtaining position.
E. P. Merz. B. o. day operator and ticket
agent. has been confined to the house several
days. By q severe cold. that developed into fe-
verish sickness peculiar to such Spring attacks.
E. F. Cannon will shortly remove his family
from Cleveland. who will occupy their residence
on South Walnut street. Mr.. Cannon will still
continue in business in Cleveland.
Mrs. Isaac Tozer will give Social for the
Ladies Aid Society of the III. E. Church, Thurs
day afternoon, April 20th. at her home. in Sha-
| lersville,
The families of N. s. and Albert Olin have
moved into their new home. known as Oak
WOOD" recently purchased by Mrs. Henrietta
G. Olin from Mrs. s. J Parmelee.
| The Puritan Conference of Eastern Ohio will
be held at the Congregational Church in this city,
April 18th and 26th. A sacred concert will be
/ given on the evening of the 25th. preceding the
regular session. Special music is in preparation.
John Derthick is occupying the Alcorn house
ON South Prospect street. having moved from
Rittman last week. He has been engaged by
Il. F. Carts to run the engine at his brick works
this season.
We call the attention of our readers to the ad.
i vertisement of w. j. Hayes. owner of Crystal
Lake Stock Farm, Ravtnna. Ohio, giving q
description of a lot of young bulls which he will
offer at public sale, May 12th.
Some one Jumped at the conclusion" that q
house was on fire. on West Bowery street. last
Thursday afternoon. because blaze was seen.
and without investigating sent in an alarm.
The fire was all on the kitchen stove.
The many friends of Miss Efie VanM ster will
be pleased to learn that she is rapidly improving
from the severe attack of pneumonia with which
she was stricken in Cleveland. since convalescing
sufficient to allow her removal to her home in
this city.
A road scraper is not the best kind of q four
in hand carriage. but the way teamster Jos.
Pooler handled the ribbons over the four horses
when the alarm of fire caught them at the limit
of the corporation. reminded one of the days
of stage coaches. and would make an old time
driver turn green with envy.
The remains of Oliver Baird. a tramp hailinR
from Mt Union o.. were found on the Erit
: track. at Kent las Friday, horribly mutilated
, He had been run over by train and crushed
and mangled out of human semblance. There
/ being Mt that time no Coroner of Portage co.
a j. T. was called upon to hold the inquest.
There will be q total eclipse of the sun Apri
18th. 1t will be visible in South America. frs
+ off the coast Of Chill. and then traversing tn
q continent. crossing the Atlantic and finally dis
appearing in mid-Africa. Wherever it touches
there will be . circle of darkness from SO to 12
u miles in width.
!. George D. johnson and wife arrived Satur
l., day from Ada, o., to visit his parents. DIR. an
e Mrs. h. B. johnson. The young couple wer
" married several weeks ago. but had kept tn
l. affair secret until last week. the bride who wa
s. Miss Alice Snow, con. n.inuing her studies at Ad
while George was attending lectures in Cleve
70 land. His many friends here give him and hi
bride a hearty welcome and best wishes
<. Forty Hours Devotion begins for members {
GO the Mother Church next Sunday morning at
is o'clock. continuing until Tuesday at 10 a. u
is Services Sunday and Monday evenings at seve
,e O'Clock. standard time. Sermon each evenin
IN Monday evening the pulpit will be occupied |
Rev. Fr. Gilbert Jennings. Pastor of St. Mary
st Church at Conneaut, o.
es To all the services of the Church cordial we
70. come is extended to every one and strangers al
D. outsiders are earnestly invited to be preser
O., The Church is open to the whole world.
re Rev. w.s. Dudley and wife. of the Freew
e. Baptist Church. were welcomed to the Unive
q. salist Church last Sunday forenoon. In t
IN evening Mr.. Dndey preached an able and i
be teresting sermon to large congregation.
is young man Of m uch promise. and havil
IN changed his theological views he asked and
ar ceived honorable dismissal from the Bapt
of Church that he might make his home with It
80 Church that stands for the faith that he ne
ge sacredly cherishes,
le Sylvander Judson Doans died at the Mile
he House, this afternoon. at one o'clock. after
". illness of one week. from malarial fever. ]
ad came here from Cleveland. about two weeks al
.se to assist in piping the sad iron plant. being
y, steam filter by trade. His mother. who lives
re Wellington. was with him during his sicknes
and is now herself prostrated from loss of sic
ne and the sorrow of her bereavement. He is a
10. survived by married sister in Lorain. o.. "
err. is expected here tonight.
an The deceased was member of the I. o. o.
itv and the remains are now in charge of the Raw
r q ma Lodge. and will probably be inferred by Il
mt Order. in Ravenna.
raj The deceased was unmarried. and was alb
est 81 years of age.
and ---s ------ss
o+e At the sad srOn.
ere Progress is rapid. but not so apparent at I
Der plant for the manifest reason that the detail
tile machinery. heating. lighting and general equ
lich ment require many times the labor and mfr
ar. greater care and observance of technical nice
in than the mere building of the shops. 1t
is probably be May, at the earliest, before