The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1895-03-20
THE DEMOCRATIC PRESS
Ravenna, Wednesday. March 20, 1906

| MISS KATE INzENBERGER, of Meadville, Pa,
is with W. A. CASE & Co.
Read what CHAPMAN, the shoeman, wants
| W. HoIcomb went to Alliance today.
Elmer Morgan went to East Palestine, O.
on business, Friday.
w. J. Braklow took this mornings C. &
& P. train for Lorain, o.
Lotus Glee Club at the Methodist Church
| next Tuesday evening.
Charles Merits spent Sunday in Wheeling,
W. Va, with his daughter, Mrs. Franzheim.
F. w. Woodbridge and Dr. G. B. Smith
went to Cleveland this morning.
A. FL. White seturned from a two weeks
trip in Indiana last Wednesday night.
DR.. NJ. G. Mcbride was called to Copley,
Summit county, last Thursday.
Geo. E. Severance was confined 10 the
house Friday and Saturday by sickness.
Eighty-four call boxes and IA lock drawers
have been added to the Ravenna Postoffice
Miss Maggie Krebs went to Canton Monday
to engage in the millinery business.
The library committee of the Congrega-
tional Church is taking steps to replenish
the library.
Miss Sadie Stockton, of the Yale Dramatic
Co., left, via Pennsylvania Lines, for Char
lotte, N. c., Monday.
j. A. Garrison went to Lorain yesterday,
where he will be employed in building hous-
es for the johnson Co.
Mrs. c. F. Geppinger and daughter we're
c. q P. passengers for Columbiana, O., yes
terday.
Mills, of Wadsworth, O., were guests of W.
D. Armstrong, Saturday.
Lost opportunities never return. Improve
your chance to hear the Lotus Glee Club
Tuesday evening, March 26.
The Ladies' AID Society and Y. P. S. C.E.
of the Congregational Church are furnishing
new hymnals for Sunday evening service.
Fifty excursion tickets were sold by C. &
P. Agent Armstrong to Cleveland, yesterday,
ON account of the Thomas Orchestra concert.
A progressive euchre party at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Burke, last Wednesday
night, was pleasant affair.
J. H. Larrabee, T. P. A. of the B. & O., S.
W., and R. II. Wallace, Div. P. A. of the
Eeie, were in town Friday.
A car of Indians for Barnum & Bailey's
show, passed through Ravenna Thursday on
the Erie.
Edward Truman, Superintendent of the
Windham Graded Schools, was in town We'd
nesday and Thursday.
The interior of w. T. McConney's drug
store has been materially changed for the
better, by brush and paint.
Betweet 700 and 800 cars of export live
stock are shipped over the Erie, weekly, for
New York.
Frank Lancaster has been transferred from
Akron to Ravenna as day engineer of the
Quaker Mills.
During the past six weeks there have been
but three prisoners in the county Jail, and
| they were put in for drunkenness. At pres
ent the institution is tenantless.
J. H. Kingsbury has been appointed Su-
perlntendent of the Star Handle Co., in
place of Mr.. Chamberlin, who, with his son,
has gone to Orville, Ohio.
| In making excavations to locate defective
portions of water mains, the ground in vari-
GUS localities was found to be frozen to the
| depth of four and a-half feet.
| Frank Armstrong, the first operator on the
Erie at this place under the Sharp regime
was visiting in Ravenna Friday, going tc
Mantua Station Saturday. He is located in
| Cincinnati.
The Rev. A. B. Griffith, of Cuyahoga Falls
Dist Sec. of the o. C. NJ. s., will preach ir
the Disciple Church next Sunday morning
In the evening the congregation will unit,
in the Anti-Saloon meeting at the Oper;
House.
The Pastor, Rev. W. G. Schoppe, viii
preach in the Congregational Church mex
Sunday morning. Subject: JESUS CHRIST
HIS SUPERNATURAL WISDOM M'-second il
course on ''THE EVIDENCES OF CHRISTIAN
ITY." The Church will join in the Uniol
Temperance Meeting at the Opera House, il
the evening.