The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1895-04-03
THE DEMOCRATIC PRESS
Ravenna, Wednesday,. April B, 1898
II. L. Beatty is in Cleveland today.

L. Lie DSdlly Is IN cleveland today.
F. W. Woodbridge is in Painesville today
Mr.. and Mrs. T. B. Dickinson are visiting
in Cleveland today.
J. L. Henry left for Chicago this morning
via Pennsylvania Line.
E. P. Hatfield and family, of Cleveland.
were in town over Sunday.
Miss Josephine Paltzgroff went to Sandus.
ky Monday, for the spring millinery work.
Fred Thompson and family have returned
to their former home in Hudson.
Perry Shrop and Miss Mary Jenkins spent
Sundayin Deerfeld.
E. E. McClosky, of Cochranton, Pa, was
in town Saturday.
Mrs. D. E. Sharp, of Chicago, is visiting in
the family Of her father-in-law, j. E. Sharp.
schuman Quartette tomorrow evening at
Congregational Church.
G. w. Gockel and family were in Akron
| Sunday.
Streetsboro made clean sweep, electing
| every Democrat on the ticket.
A rare piece of good fortune for Ravenna
the appearance of the Schumann Quartet.
Mrs. c. Fl. Porter has been confined to the
house with very badly sprained ankle Tor
the past three weeks.
The Erie Superintendent's and Dispatch
er's offices We're transferred from Kent to
Meadvllle, Monday.
A company of ladies and gentlemen went
over to Warren last evening to see Eta Reed
Clayton.
Rev. Andrew Wilson is holding a series
OF Good News meetings in Brimtield this
week.
schumann Lady Quartette-the only quar-.
tette awarded medal at Worlds Fair for the |
excellence of their singing.
Mrs. E. F. Doty spent the fore part of tbs
week with her sister, Miss NJ. Finch, in |
Cleveland. |
Mrs. Julia A. Stewart, died about noon to. |
day, OF consumption, at the family home on |
Pratt street, aged 81 years.
Ed. Allen has been laid up with grip the
past week, and Lee Woods has filed his
place on Furry's delivery wagon.
Z. W. Talcott's Photographic reception
room has been enlarged by adding to it the
space formerly used as an entrance way.
The Ladies Cemetery Association will meet
on friday afternoon, instead of Thursday,
at p. M, at the regular place of meeting.
Charles Augenbaugh, Louis Lord, Frank
Elliott, Lynn Skeels, and Curtiss Waterman
were home from Oberlin last week on vaca.
ton, They returned on Monday.
Geo. Beal and family, of Brimfeld. have
moved to Ravenna and occupy the house
recently vacated by Thos. Richards, on
North Walnut street.
one OF the choice entertainments of the
season will be the Schumann Lady Ouartette
at the Congregational Church tomorrow
evening.
The County Commissioners we're in session
and after passing bills and pro.
Viding for bridge across the Mahoning
near Cyclone, adjourned.
Z. ID. Severance, while operating the die ]
machine at the Ravenna Shoe Factory last I
Friday afternoon, had his right hand caught
and quite severely bruised and mangled. r
John James, of Freedom, died last Satur. !
lay night, of pneumonia. Funeral services !
we're held Yesterday afternoon, on the morn ,
ng OF which day the wife and companion I
lied, of the same ailment.
Two Italians came over from Kent, Mon. S
lay, to be naturalized. One returned full 7
1edged "Amerlcano," but the other could I
1ot I'LL the BILL" and went away without I
being admitted into membership with Uncle
5am's family.
The Township Trustees met Monday and ,
made the following tax levy for the year
For road purposes, mill in labor and 1-2 ,
Mills in money; Cemetery 1-2 mill, Town t
ship $40 mill This is $40 mill less than the {
tax of one year ago.
Services at the Methodist Church next
sunday will be conducted by the Pastor,
Rev. Stauffer. He will take for his theme
N the morning The Glory of Human Life" l.,
In the evening he will take for his subject
Some Social Conditions in the South: or
Observations during my invasion of the
South.''
Auditor Goodsell has issued call for the .
Assessors in the various townships in the
county to meet at his Office next Saturday,
April 9th, to receive their blanks and gener.
Il supplies. He feels anxious to get them at
work as soon as possible, as there is large ,
lmount of statistical work to be reported by
them.