The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1895-02-06

Z lures hung in the most important exhibition
has been persuaded to open the Art Rooms
the Empire Bui ding, where she will be please
to meet, on Saturday afternoons, all who desi
to join class in drawing, oil or water COLI
painting.
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Cash for Butter and Eggs at KRAKE's.
Plan your engagements SO that you will
sure to hear Leland Powers February 16tf
Remember the Charity Ball Thursday an
! Friday evenings.
r. W. McComb and W. B. Phillips wer
in Atwater yesterday on Infrmary business
H. L. Scarf. G.. W. Freeman and Charlie
Bernard were in Cleveland yesterday. :
Leland T. Powers at the Opera House
Saturday evening, February 10th. s....
Geo. H. vibbert will occupy the Univer
salist pulpit at 1880 a. m. next Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. G. Beatty entertained
friends at progressive euchre, Monday eve
Mrs. Rob't Smith went to Sidney, o.. las
Saturday, to visit her daughter, Mrs. Jos
Swain. .-.-r
The Italians of the town enjoyed them
selves in the pleasures of dance Monday
evening, in Reeds Hall.
The County Commissioners met in session
| Monday, and transacted their usual routine
of business.
The Township Trustees met in February
session Monday, in Clerk Beatty's office, and
transacted the usual routine business.
Jonn Porter, ex-County Clerk, was down
| Go bo1
hearty as usual. -.-ss.r.--r.
w. A. Putt, leader of the Buchtel College
| Glee Club, was the guest of his friend and
classmate' Ed. Kline, while in Ravenna.
There will be grand Phonograph Concert
at the Methodist Church, Saturday evening,
March End, under the auspices of the Ep-
worth League.
To pay the speaker, collection will be
taken at the Anti-Saloon League meeting
next Sunday evening. Surely each person
can give at least nickle.
A merry party of young people improved
the sleighing last Friday night, by driving
to Jimtown, where they were entertained by
Miss Lillian Judy. a.-
G. w. Gockel was in Cleveland over Sun
day, Mrs. Gockel, who has been in the
Forest City since last Wednesday is expected
home today.
contributor from Randolph sends us the
last pages of an article for publication but
as the first two pages are missing, we are
unable to produce it.
The Concert advertised to be given next
Friday evening, by Dana's Musical Institute
Orchestra, has been postponed indefinitely.
on account of the date conflicting with the
Charity Ball.
Twenty four sled loads, comprising the
pnpils and pedagogues of the Kent schools
drove to the County Seat last Friday after
noon. They made the welkin ring with song,
shout and laughter, reinforced by mighty
fish horn chorus. ,...
Geo. w. Brown received last Saturday
by express, a Light Brahma Cockerel, from
the well known breeder and judge, l. K.
Felch, of Massachusetts,. 1t is said by good
judges to be as fine specimen of the breed
as can be found in the State.
The family of Henry Beaver are expected
to resume their residence in Ravenna some
time during the present month, according to
letter received from him by a Ravenna
friend last week. They are at present in
Cadillac, Mich
The union temperance meeting of this
month will be held under the direction of
the Anti-Saloon League. at the Congrega-
tional Church next Sunday evening, at seven
O'Clock. The speaker of the evening will be
Mr.. G, III. Vibbert, an earnest and eloquent
temperance advocate.
Regular services will be held at the Meth
odist Church next Sunday morning at 1920,
conducted by the Pastor. Sunday School at
IL NJ; Young Peoples Meeting at 6 p. m.
In the evening the congregation will join in
the Union Temperance Meeting at the Con-
gregational Church.
D. F. Reed, a leading and successful cloth.
ing merchant Of Cleveland, has opened
branch store in No. 2 Etna Block, of which |
he informs the readers OF the PRESS in its |
advertising columns. w. b. TAYLOR, who
is an experienced salesman, will be pleas |
ed 10 wait upon his friends, with whom he |
has held long and mutually pleasant busi- |
ness and social relations, at the new store.
Sheriff Hart took Elmer Ellsworth and |
Anson Strong to the penitentiary, Monday |
the former to serve sentence of |
five years, and the latter one of two years, |
for burglary. In addition to the sentence |
from this Court, Strong Will have to serve |
out an unexpired term for crime he
in another County, for which he
was paroled after short servitude. This |
will keep him where he belongs for about
five years to come.
The Buchtel College Glee and Mandolin |
Clubs appeared at the Opera House Friday
night to good sized audience. This was
evidently one of the ilI-starred nights that |
come to every company of performers, for |
their program was indifferently rendered, |
and certainly of diminished excellence com.
pared to their former achievements in Ra- |
VIENNA. They are capable of much better |
renditions. Come and try it again. boys.