The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1894-10-24
THE DEMOCRATIC PRESS
Ravenna, wednesday, Oct. "a, 1894

Ravenna, Wednesday, Oct. "a, 1894
K. o. T. NJ. meeting tomorrow night at
z: so O'Clock.
P. Heitzman is using brush and paint on his
tenement houses.
There will be business meeting of the
Congregational Church Thursday evening.
Mrs. J. w. Holcomb held reception to
her friends Monday afternoon.
Mrs. S. Haley, of Akron, spent several
days the past week visiting Ravenna friends.
Joseph LaDu, resident of Shalersville
thirty odd years ago, is visiting relatives in
this county.
Mr., Harris Ward and wife, of Hebron, Ind
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. E. C. Belding
Thursday.
BASE BALL.-The Streetsboros play the
Ravenna Stars next Saturday, at the Erie
diamond. The game will be called at 2:30.
Next Sunday morning Rev. O. A. Richoads
will speak on Evidence of Pardon" and in
the evening on Christ knocking at the
Door,"
Howard Noonemaker and Jesse Hansel-
man have returned from weeks visit in
Alexandria, Ind.
We regret to learn that J. Q. Clark, pro-
prietor of the Phenix Dry Goods Store, is
confined to his bed with sickness.
Miss Harriet Canfeld, of Pittsburgh, is
visiting her uncle, Geo. E. Garfield, and
other Ravenna friends.
Until further notice there will be regular
morning and evening services at the Congre-
gational Church each Sunday,
A letter from Madison, o., requests the
Coroner to forward description of the body
found in the woods by Arthur Whitlock.
Mrs. E. G. Case, of Orrville, O., spent last
Sabbath with her son and wife, Mr.. and Mrs
W. A. Case.
Large quantities of winter apples are be-
ing shipped from this county to the city
markets. The price paid the grower is about
S1.25 barrel, for selects.
Memorial services, conducted by Rev. An
drew..Willson, will be held in the Brimfeld
Universalist Church at 2:30 p. m. next Sun
day, Oct. 28th.
Mrs. Northrup returned to her home in st.
Paul last Thursday, after spending the sum-
mer with friends in Ravenna and Elmira, n
Y. She is an haunt of Mrs. D. w. Knapp?
The inventory of the B. Heskins stock OF
clothing and other goods was returned a
$40, 1880, exclusive of about $1,000 worth of
replevined goods.
Clark Hasbrouck, the most enthusiastic fish
erman in Ohio, and very successful one, il
enjoying his favorite sport on the lakes in this
vicinity, and visiting his brothers, in Ravenna
Regular meeting of Ravenna Council
No. 376, r. A., Thursday night. Arrange
ments for series of socials and othe
business of importance will be brought VI
for consideration.
-Ravenna Encampment No. 1873
l. o. o. f., will confer the patriarcha
and golden rule degrees Friday night
officers will be nominated at the same
meeting.
In his sermon last Sunday morning Rev
Andrew Wilson said, the true success of
Church is measured more by the quality o
its members than by numbers. Real success
secures peace, harmony and brotherly love
Rev. Andrew Wilson solemnized the mai
riage of Harry II. Proctor and Miss Id
Langley, last Wednesday evening, atthe res
| idence of F. J. Loudin. on Walnut street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tommy Hamilton, of NeV
| Baltimore, were guests of his aunt, Mrs. E. c
Belding, Wednesday, on his way to Cincin
natl to attend Dental College.
Rev. B. F. Ashley occupied the Congregs
tional pulpit last Sunday. His morning dis
course was based on the text, Come unit
me all ye that labor and are heavy laden an
1 will give you rest"
Josephine, the 10 year old daughter of Nj
and Mrs. Fred. Lansinger, died Monday a
| 1 o'clock p. M, of malarial fever. Her fu
neral was held this morning at the Catholi
Church.
| LIST OF UNCLAIMED LETTERS remainin
in the Ravenna Postofice October AZ, fC
two weeks or more:
Mr.. Rob't Boyd Fred Kemp, Menni Rleil
Mr.. L. Moen, Isaac Mickey, Richard Wi
liams. D. C. GOODMAN. P. NJ.
A Reading class has been formed by IL
scholars of the A and B Grammar School
taught respectively by Mrs. Rich and Mi
Beckley. They will meet every Wednesda
evening in the room of the A class, commen
ing at O'Clock and reading until s. T.
night is their first meeting, at which the
take up the play of julius Caesar.
Cards are out for the marriage of Geo.
Bell, of Newton Fails, and Miss Minnie
Peppel. of Leetonia, on Nov. 1st, at the hon
of the bride elect. George formerly live
in Ravenna, where he made host of frien
who will wish him happiness and prosperit
He is a brother of Mrs. E. P. Merits, wife
the popular P. & w. agent.
= Last Sunday evening the Universal
Church was well filed with congregati
that listened with close attention to the fl
of the series of half-hour Sunday evenil
\ lectures on +" What is Universalism." T
= nextle lecture will be given next Sunday eV
J ming, on " Jesus the Christ"
Smith Sanford, Secretary of the Raven
Farmers Institute Society, has been infor
ed by L. n. Bonham that Farmers Institu
in Portage County, under the control of
State Board of Agriculture, will be held
Ravenna and Windham this season. VIII
! the dates and State speakers have not be
arranged, it is probable that the one at I
VIENNA will be held early in December.
I John Metz took passage on the Germ
7 Lloyd SIS. line, for Frilda, Bavaria, to S
, Tuesday, Oct, %. J. H. Dussel furnish
the ticket. He came here about four ye
ago, and has concluded that while he {
earn better wages here, he could not en-.
life as well as in his own country.
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