The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1895-04-03
STREETSBORO.

Favorable mention has already been made
in several of the County papers of Streets
bOrO talent winning two of the prizes from
the VI. r. A. annual prize speaking contest,
which occurred in Hudson, Monday evening,
Marcla 25th. A. l.. Brewster was awarded
the fiji st gentIeman's prize, Miss Grace LaDu
the second ladies'.
Our oldest inhabitant, "Aunt Polly" Rus
sell, celebrated her seth birthday, Monday,
Marcia 25th.
An irate father from Ravenna was in pur-
suit Cd runaway son, one day last week,
and ucceeded in capturing him, after call
ing the aid of two younger and swifter men.
Cla renee Blllater occupies the Mellen
houses recently vacated by Geo. Morrison.
Charles Billater and Miss Stella Mclean
attent led the entertainment given IN honor
OF the Hudson Band, at that place, last Fri
day evening.
Henry Kent spent Saturday and Sunday
with his grandfather, Zeno Kent, of Aurora.
Rev. w. L. s. Culp p administered the rite
OF b. !ptism to five persons in the M.E.Church,
Sunday.
H., D. Peck and Russell took possession of
the Center Factory, April 1st, paying cts
for milk. There is no CAPRI fool about
Il, either, unless it is the farmer.
The greater part of last week Mrs. 81. Bur-
roughs was in attendance upon her daughter
Mrs. e. Wise, of Aurora, who was Ill with
pleu risy.
Mrs. Mil has been very poorly of late.
Mrs. Charles Hannum, j. W. Campbell,
and Henry Altman are sufferers from la
grippe.
Recent visitors in town: Mrs. Dr. Stock
ing, of Carrollton, with her mother, Mrs. o.
Thomas; the wife of Prof. Farrar, of Dana's
Mus ical Institute, Warren, with her sister,
Mrs. Hart Risley; Mrs. Julian Lewis, of
Twill lsburg, with her daughter, Mrs. E. W.
MIN an; Aenry Burroughs of Ravenna with
Charlie Strait: Hon. F. A. Derthick, of Man
tua, Grange Editor of the Ohio Farmer. AL
SO, fAesdames Loomis and Hinman, of Ra-
venl la, with J. T. Judd; Miss Bessie Page,
of avenna, with her parents, MIR. and Mrs.
Z. X. Page; }. L. Myers and Master Ellis, of
Ken t, with the LaDu family; the Huffman
Brot hers, of Doyleston, with E. Ii. Gilman.
The Baptist Aid Society will give ma
pie sugar party in the Town Hall, Thursday
evening next.
The S. D. C. present their drama, "The
Dea' CON-" before all Aurora house, Friday
even ing.
Quarterly and communion services in the
NJ. Fl. Church next Sunday morning. Easter
services in the evening, under the auspices
of tn e Fpworth League.
Pr eaching in the Baptist Church by Rev.
Klut.ker.
w e are sorry to report that Rev. Gaillard,
Past Or of the Presbyterian Church, is in the
hosp ital of Cincinnati.
New officers of the NJ. E. Sunday School:
Supt4, Otis Green; Asst Supt., Mrs. Harry
Burr Oughs; Sec, Miss Birdie Seasons Treas.
Miss Gertie Cannon; Lib, Z. Z. Root Or
gani st, Miss Gertie Cannon; Chor., E. H.
ElliI nan.
Th Society of E. L. will send the Misses
Cert lie Cannon and Stella Mclean; Messrs.
George Huber, JOIN. Wood and Glenn Hoo
yer ass delegates to the District E. l.. Con-
ventiOn which meets in Akron April 18th
and 18th.
To wnship went Democratic at Mondays
ballOting, as follows
REPUBLICAN. DEMOCRATIC.
TRUSTEE,
Roswell Cobo, IS, &. E. Crispbell, SO.
TREASURER,
H. P. Peck, SO. E. H. Wait, so.
ASSESSOR,
W. G- Eldridge, So. J. H. Clark, 70.
JUSTICE OF PRACE,
o. G. Selden, 54. c. w. Stewart, 20.