The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1894-10-31
TIE DEMOCRATIC PRESS
Ravenna, Wednesday. Oct. 81, 1894


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Ravenna, Wednesday, Oct. 81, 1894
! Halloween.
LAUBERT FOR RECORDER.
| Call at CLARK's for Fur Garments Nov. Z.
Cash for Eggs, at KRAKE's.
| Circuit Court convened in Fall session yes
terday morning.
| LAUBRRT IS A WINNER
Cash for Hickorynuts, at KRAKE's.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Cole, last night,
a son.
Rev. A. NJ. Hills is engaged in Evangelistic
work at Cortland, O.
| The polls will be open from $50 a. m. to
$50 P. M, Standard time, next time.
A company of Forresters from this place
visited their Palmyra brethren Monday
night.
Hon. Moses Hull, of Chicago, will speak at
Citizens Hall, Ravenna, next Saturday eve
ming.
Mrs. A. G. Brunsman, of Cincinnati, re-
turned to her home last Thursday, after Wis
| iting Mrs. H. L. Beatty.
EVERYBODY has good word for Laubert.
The members of the Ravenna w. C. T. U.
| are requested to meet with Miss R. L. Tuttle
on Thursday afternoon, at 2:30 O'Clock.
The Ladies Cemetery Association will
meet this week Thursday afternoon, at
o'clock, in Riddle Block.
Rev. and Mrs. E. S. Baker, of Troy, were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Smith since
Monday evening,
Officer Goodenough run belgerent drunk
out of JUST ce Dickinson's office. yesterday. into
Jail.
Mrs. E. Y. Lacey and children returned
from two weeks visit in Clinton, O., las
Saturday.
C. H. LAUBERT will make Recorder OF
whom the people will say, "Well done, good
and faithful servant"
H. c. johnson, an attorney at the Gallipo-
| lis Bar, visited his friends and former class
mate in the Cincinnati law college, H. L.
| Beatty, last week, returning Wednesday.
The Dorcas Society will meet in Mayor
Coles Office, Friday evening. This is the
| first meeting of the year in their old quarters
and full attendance is desired.
The Quicksilvers crossed bats with the
| Mayfowers Saturday, the Goth, at the Kent
lot diamond, and defeated them by score
of % to II.
| THE peoples candidate-C. H. Laubert
| ]. S. Smith, grocer, was arrested yesterday
| oh
| His case was continued to Thursday
The manager of the Akron wholesale Grocery
Co. will probably be arrested today and brought
to Ravenna, on a charge OF selling bogus van
illa
The County Board of Elections met last
Thursday, and adjourned to Friday, Nov
End, at which time the presiding Judges
will receive their supplies.
Rev. Schoppe, formerly of Boston, Mass.
now of Helena, Mont, will occupy the pulpit
of the Congregational Church next Sunday
morning and evening.
At the Disciple Church next Sunday the
| subjects of the sermons will be as follows !:
Morning, Humility an attribute of Power"
Evening. 6 Christ's Invitation to the Lowly."
Mrs. S. w. Meek left for Washington, D.
c., yesterday, to visit a sister. She will re-
main about two weeks, and will stop over
night at Ravenna on her way to Peoria, her
future home,
DR.. W. W. Richardson, wife and little
granddaughter, left for their home in New
Philadelphia this morning, after visiting
friends in Freedom and Ravenna. He is a
cousin of A. III. Parsons and she of NJ. w.
Phelps. of this city.
Rev. FL. D. Stauffer was physically unable
to fill his pulpit last Sunday, and the vacan-
cy was supplied by Rev. S. L. Chase, of
Kansas, who is at present visiting his father
in-law at Mantua. Rev. Stauffer will preach
next Sunday, morning and evening.
The half-hour Sunday evening lectures in
the Uniyersalist Church are attracting large
attention, and quickening deep interest
The one next Sunday evening will be on the
"Attonement," subject of vital importance
in the religious world.
Chas. Eatinger left last week for northern
} Michigan, where he will visit relatives few
days while waiting for the open season fo
deer shooting, when he will &c take to th'
"oOOo3 "AIOA OlS Se1LAAC' Jas Oil 4O1C vi
Monday to join in the hunt.
Rev. P. C. Smith died in Charlestown, a
the home of his daughter, Mrs. John Maley
last Wednesday forenoon. His funeral wa
held Thursday at Navarro, his former home
He was at one time pastor of the Luthera
Church in the Wisman District, Ravenna,
The twenty annual session of tn
| AF q 5eE LII I,o1I
from Dec. 18th to 18th inclusive. Half far
rates on the railroads and very reasonab1
hotel rates have been secured. M. S. Chal
: man, of Brimfeld, has been elected deiegat
to represent the Patrons of this county.
Last Thursday evening, at the residence
\ the brides parents, on Pratt St., Rev Andre
y Wilson solemnized the marriage of LerC
y R. Root aud Miss Eva Severance. A lars
number of guests witnessed the beautif
ceremony and many valuable presents we
received. The happy couple went that ev
ming to their new home, on the corner
M eridian and Cedar streets.
] Services in memory of departed frien,
! will be held in the Universalist Church
1880 a. m. next Sunday. 1t is a fitting al
beautiful custom of this Church to make t
= first Sunday of each November sacred to t
\ memory of those who have said the earth
! farewell. Since last Memorial day Rev A
drew Wilson has officiated at the funerals
SO persons, and his sermon next Sunday W
be adapted to the needs of the afflicted
fraternal invitation is extended to ALL a
specially to the sorrowing.