The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1895-03-20

SMITH g. BRIGHAM tell you of Spring Footwear
on the first page.
Rebecca Rag Social, Thursday evening
Thirteen cars of oats have already been
stored in the Quaker elevator.
John E. Sharp is confined TO the house oy
| sickness.
A car was derailed at one of the Quaker
switches, Monday.
| The mother of D. L. Baldwin, of this VII
lage, died last Tuesday, on her 92d birthday
The Star Handle Factory, We understand,
will be transferred and operated exclusively
in Charlestown, in the near future.
Rev. George II. Vibbert will give tenn
perance address in the chapel at Campbells'
port at p. m. next Sunday.
Mrs. A. J. Packer will assist her mother,
| Mrs A. H. Parsons, in her trimming depart
ment, this Spring.
Miss Josephine Paltzgroff has engaged
for the season with a milliner house in San
dusky.
Mrs. G. w. Gockel and little son Paul re-
turned from three weeks visit in Detroit,
Saturday evening.
Misses Lillian Judy and Florence Seymour
went to Cleveland, yesterday, to visit Miss
Lillian Spellman.
The ladies of the Disciple Church will serve
warm maple sugar at the church parlors next
Monday evening, at O'Clock. Price, ten
cents.
Miss Virginia Baldwin, of Garrettsville,
visited Miss Maud Maxson during the past
week, and went to Warren, Monday.
W. j. Cady, of Rootstown, and Mrs. Caro-
line Stephenson, of Ravenna, were married
Tuesday afternoon by Rev. Andrew Wilson
at his residence.
A Adouble-barreled breech-loading shotgun
the property of David Lindsay-will be
raffled off at Bierce & Cowles' next Saturday
evening, at o'clock. Those having tickets
will please be present.
Operations were temporarily suspended at
Quaker Mills, Monday night, owing to del
uge of water in the elevator, caused by a
bursted pipe. The shutdown lasted during
the neXtsday.
Rev. II. D. Stauffer. will be home from
Florida this week, and will occupy the pull
pit at the Methodist Church next Sunday.
c.. A. Lawrence left for St. Paul. Minn.,
via Pa. Lines, last Thursday, on receipt of
intelligence of the Sickness of his son in
that city.
The advanced u pills of Miss Iva Armstrong
will give piano recital at her home on west
Main street, Saturday afternoon, at 2:3O
2. m, March 23rd.
Regular services will be held in Grace
Church next Sunday morning, at 1870
o'clock. Rev Leonard B Richards, of Tot
tenville, N. Y, will occupy the pulpit.
C. C. Canfeld's cottage at Sandy Lake,
was burglarized some time since and quite
number of articles stolen. Supposed to be
the work of tramps.
Joe Edelman was fined $25 and costs and
sentenced to 10 days in Jail by Mayor Cole
yesterday for keeping open on Sunday. 1t
was St. Patrick's day but not his deed.
The County Board of Elections will be in
session Friday, March 29, for the purpose of
giving out election supplies. Presiding
Judges of the various townships will please
take notice.
J. Nicola and his father-in-law, Mr..
White, of Kent, have purchased the Pearl
Steam Laundry of F. D. Pitkin. Possession
will be given April 1st. Mr.. Berie will re-
main with the new firm.
L. V. Holden and family visited Ravenna
and Rootstown friends over Sunday, he re-
turning to Cleveland, Monday, and she re-
naming to prolong her visit through the
week.
Moses Sapp, an old and honored resident
of Rout>;own, died at his home near Muzzy
Lake, last Wednesday, of Consumption aged
II years. His funeral was held from the
home at o'clock Saturday, Rev. Andrew
Wilson officiating.