The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1894-09-05
THE DEMOCRATIC PRESS
Ravenna, Wednesday, Sept. 8, 1894

Ravenna, Wednesday, Sept. 8, 1894
Portage Co. Fair Sept. IS, 10. 20 and 81.
School commenced yesterday.
Commencing with September 1st, the Gro
ceries now close at s O'Clock.
Peoples Cyclopedia.
Miss Lillian Judy commenced her schoo
in I" Jimtown" this week.
s1.65 places the Peoples Cyclopedia il
your home.
J. H. EARLY, of Cleveland, was in town Sat
urday and Monday.
D. H.. Gardner was in Newton Falls las
Friday.
Mrs. J. Fl. Ford left for indianapolis last
Sunday night, after week at home.
$1.65 places the Peoples Cyclopedia in
your home.
Born to Nj. and Mrs. Charles Bernard, on
Wednesday night, a boys
S. J. Post and family are located in their
new and pleasant home on Bowery Street.
Mrs. John Waite, of Burlington, Iowa, is
Buy Peoples Cyclopedia, the only one
completed to date.
Miss Maud Maxson is visiting friends in
New York, expecting to be absent about four
weeks.
Perry Shrop is stationed at Warren, as day
operator for the B. & o. Co., in the absence
of the regular operator.
The Ladies Cemetery Association willmeet
this week Thursday afternoon, at O'Clock,
the usual place.
1t has been unoficially determined to con-
tinue the Union Sunday evening Church
services through the month of September.
Remember the big show appears at the
Opera House on Monday, Sept. 10; the only
stand made between Youngstown and Akron.
DR.. c. H. Griffin is enjarging and remod-
cling his home residence, corner of Walnut
and Oak Streets.
Miss Della, eldest daughter of John Arm
strong, is seriously sick with malarial fever
at the home of her father, in Beech Woods.
Quite a number of farmers are wisely re-
fusing to have their threshing done at the
present time, on account of the danger from
fire.
" Side Tracked" drew a fair house last
night. Both the play and the company have
been very much improved since it was pro
1ucsd here last season.
Fred. Laubert has been engaged as Post
oF uI,o
will leave to engage in other fields of labor
N about ten days.
James Peters was arrested Saturday night
tor intoxication. After two days in Ejail he
was brought before Mayor Cole, who fined
him 81 and costs,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Jenkins entertained
friends at progressive euchre Monday night.
N honor of their guests, Mr.. and Mrs. Foster
If Cleveland.
August Wagner and Geo. Singer, who are
in glass factories at Findlay, O.,
,eturned to that place Sunday night, via the
Erie, after spending the summer in Ravenna.
"Dick" Robinson, of the U. S. Naval |
Academy at Annapolis, is home on 80 days
visiting mis- parents, Hon. Geo. F.
Robinson and wife.
P. w. Snyder. the dry goods merchant, who
las been seriously i'll the past four weeks |
With malarial fever, is slowly improving, |
hough still confined to his bed most of the !
ime.
Conrad Sapp has rented his Rootstown
arm and will again become resident of
in no Oaar fT1t1Iro oooT1T1uiro bis
'esidence at the corner of Prospect and Van
3uren streets.
The Eastern Ohio Conference of the Meth
,dist Episcopal Church convenes in annual
session at Warren, Wednesday, Sept. 10.
Bishop Walden will preside and the session
will last about six days.
Walter Sanford's splendid company, with |
| carload of special scenery, is booked for
Reeds Opera House, Thursday evening, |
Sept. 20. They will play "The Power of |
5old."
Wherever Arenic feasts and sports hold |
sway the name of the wonderful Rexfords is |
,amiliar. They can be seen with HiHenry's |
ninstrels of 40 stars, at Reeds Opera House |
IN Monday, Sept. 10.
A young man in the employ of J. II. Law |
renee, on the Elkins farm, west of town, was |
BADLY injured last week by being run over
Oy wagon. Several ribs on his right side |
we're broken.
Arthur Smith goes to Cleveland the last of |
he week to begin course in the University
Of Medicine and Surgery. The term opens
The Goth. He will enter the Office of Prof. G.
W. Spencer, one of the Faculty.
A. Fl. White, of this city is soliciting the
people of Portage County for the Peoples
Cyclopedia, which we take pleasure in rec
as valuable addition to any
library.
The woods on the Elkins farm, west of
town, were on fire last Wednesday night and
it was only by an all night fight against the
flames that they were finally brought under
control end eventually extinguished.
Bert B. Chamberlain and Miss Martha E
Paige were married last Sunday, at the home
of the bride, on Clinton Ave. The young
couple have the good wishes of their many
friends, in which the PRESS heartily joins,
Bert is compositor, in the Office of the RE-
PUBLICAN.
Rev. W. Fl. Swartz, the Evangelist, occu-
pied the pulpit at the Methodist Church
Sunday morning. He preached an exceed
ingly interesting and practical sermon from
jude q, Keep yourselves in the love of
God" He also took an active part in the
Sunday and Jr. Epworth League in the after
noon.
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