The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1895-04-24

Monday evening, April %.
| J.C. Clark went to Salem yesterday on
business. Returns today.
! A. II. Hine has been confined to the house
since Monday with cold and sore throat
Miss Mary Russell, of Cleveland, is visiting
in the family of J. E. Sharp.
NIB. Mishler was in Akron Monday.
NE. Glin was in Alliance yesterday.
f. r.. Colt went to Shreve, o., Sunday.
H.K. VanMeter went to Minerva, O., Sat
urday.
Carl Briggs is erecting sawmin east Of
Mantua Station.
w. j. Shrop and wife spent Saturday and
Sunday in Springfield, Summit Co.
The prospects appear favorable for re-
organization of the Jos. Turner's Sons Co.
Walter Marsh is about to build residence
on North Walnut street.
Adam Michael, of Brimield, was found
dead in bed Tuesday morning.
II. II. Webb and wife are in Freedom,
where he has several large jobs of painting
Bring your family and take supper with
the ladies of the southeast quarter, at the
Congregational Church, Friday evening.
J.P. Wisman will occupy the Methodist
pulpit at Edinburg next Sunday forenoon, at
10 :45, sun time.
Miss Anna CARTS will talk to the scholars
at Oakwoad Chapel next Sunday afternoon
at O'Clock.
Rev. Andrew Wilson will officiate at the
funeral of o. B. Newcomb, at Garrettsville,
| tomorrow.
Mrs. Emma Cruise, daughter of Mrs. Baldi
of Cleveland Ave, went to Cleveland Mon
day, to have tumor removed.
The street signs are being put up at the
| intersection of various thoroughfares in
| town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Cook, of Salem, o.,
| will spend the summer with their daughter,
Mrs. Geo. Chalfant.
Mrs. Richard Merkley died suddenly and
unexpectedly Saturday night, at her home
in the South part of Randolph.
New floors have been laid in the Office and
waiting room of the P. & w. depot. This is
now one of the best local station houses Oh
| the line.
| Michael Kohl and wife, who were injured
last week, by being struck by the cars at At
water Station, are recovering, and have been
removed to their home in Randolph.
J. II. Dussel, as assignee, sold the farm of
Philip Mangold last Saturday, for So, ,410.
The property is located in Johnnycake Hol-
| low, Randolph.
| Rev. Osgood, of Hiram, preached at the
Disciple Church Sunday morning. Next
Sunday morning and evening, Rev. Marshall
of Mantua will occupy the pulpit.
| Frank Masters and Rachael Fisher, both
of Ravenna, we're married by Rev. H. D
Stauffer, at the NJ. E. Parsonage, last Sunday
| afternoon.
Joseph Libis, residing in the east part Of
Randolph, died suddenly of heart disease
Saturday night. He retired about 9 O'Clock
in his usual health, and in less than one houl
was found dead in bed
Fred w. Goldman has been visiting il
Ravenna since last Thursday. He goes tc
Detroit about May 1st, tore enter the employ
of w. J. Rattle, analytical chemist and
mining engineer, as ore sampler,
w. W. Monsey was in New Lisbon ovel
Sunday. While there he purchased the ma
terial for the uniforms ordered for the Nc
Intosh Drum Corps. Monsey {: Chalfan
are popular tailors.
Charles Jensen was arrested Saturday by
Deputy Sheriff Evans on an indictment re
turned against him at the May term of Com
mon Pleas, 1894, for violations of the liquo
laws. He is now behind the bars.
C. Clark, W. j. Shrop, Hon. c. A. Reed
A. j. Hart and Miss Carrie Ward are the del
gates selected to represent the Congregation
al Church of this city at the Puritan Confer
ence to be held al Talmadge next Tuesda,
and Wednesday.
Mrs. J. C. Beatty, Miss Jane Beatty, Mrs
R. G. Beatty, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. F. Douthitt
NJ. Collins, Jas. Jordan, W. B. Phillips AM
Chas. r. Baldwin, we're among the Ravenn
people in Cleveland yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Coombs returned t
their home in Washington, D. c., Tuesday
after visit of several months with the1
daughter, in Charlestown.
t E. NJ. Bush died Tuesday afternoon, at
/ O'Clock. at his home in Cleveland, of cor
| sumption. The funeral will be held Frida
at 1 p. M, and the interment made in Wood
land Cemetery.
w. II. Beebe left for Mansfield Tuesda
morning, and w. S. Krake this morning, t
attend the yearly meeting of the R. A, i
that CITY, the former as G. t., and the latte
as representative of Ravenna Lodge.
LIST OF UNCLAIMED LETTERS remainin
in the Ravenna Postofice April 24th, fC
two weeks or more:
? Mr.. B. w. Nails, Miss S. II. Stephenson
, Mr.. Petite Scranton, Miss Minnie Walknow
Miss Bessie Westburn.
D. c. GOODMAN, P. NJ.