The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1895-04-17

Mr.. and Mrs Geo. Holloway left for their new
home in Dayton, last evening
Chas. B. Leonard is home from New York
State, much improved in health.
j. N. Huntley sold his Rose Hill farm this
morning, to J. A. Mooney, for $500.
Miss Anna Sampliner, from Cleveland, has
been installed as book keeper at Reeds Clothing
| House.
Mrs. Antoinette Coe, of Cleveland, is visiting
her sisterin-law. Mrs. H. B. Coe, who is still very
sick, although improving.
Miss Mabel Carter entertained company of
young people last night with warm sugar eat,
In honor of her cousin, Ranney Carter, of Ann
Arbor, who is a guest of the family.
A special from Pittsburgh to the Leader says
j. A. Flick of Ravenna, a one-armed marks
man, took third money in the big handicap by
breaking 81 out of 113 birds.
Mrs. E. S. Baker, of Troy, Geauga Co., is
| a guest of Mrs. A. T. Smith
| George Carothers went to Chicago last
Thursday night, to join circus.
A. r. Davis visited his mother, in Column
| bus, last week.
The Ladies Cemetery Association netted
$12,15 at their Sugar supper Saturday night.
Mrs. E. c. Case, of Orville, spent Easter
with her son, W. A. Case, of this city.
c. C. Byers left for Pittsburgh yesterday,
in the interest of the J. F. Byers Co.
T. c. Weldon, c. & P. conductor, had
two fingers smashed at Earlville last Friday.
Quaker Mills will close again in the near
future until some ofthe surplus is worked off.
Miss Linnie Logan returned to her home
in Columbus yesterday, terminating a visit
with her sister, Mrs. W. A. Case.
Mrs. Elhelbert Kingsbury and Miss Mabel
Bnrke took an overland trip to Chardon last
week, returning Sunday.
L. Denham, of Cory, Pa, is assisting the
John F. Byers Co. in getting out their annual
catalogue.
Paul B. Conant is located in Los Angeles,
where he is engaged on the editorial staff of
one of the daily papers.
n. Converse has sold his residence proper
ty, at the corner of Prospect and Cedar Sts.,
to W. T. Hart.
w. L. Ward will sing "Come Unto Me-"
as an ofertory at the Congregational Church
next Sunday morning.
J. NJ. Birdsall broke the middle finger of
his right hand last Sunday, while managing
a high-lived colt, the property of J. N.Work.
Mrs. Ellory Thompson died last Wednes-
day night, aged 40 years. Her funeral was
held Friday. The husband is left with five
young children on his hands.
George Barido, for number of years an
employe of the Diamond Glass Co., died
Saturday morning, of consumption, aged AZ
years. His funeral was held Monday morn |
ing, from the Catholic Church.
Aspecial meeting of Beebe Rebekah Lodge |
No. 405, is called for Thursday tomorrow |
evening, at 7:15, to take action on the SUBJ
ject of paraphernalia. A drill of the degree |
staff will follow the business meeting.
A twelve-years old son of Pat Malone, C. |
& P. section superintendent, was quite Sc
verely burned on the calves of his legs, last |
Friday, Occasioned by an overturned tea
kettle.
Sunday afternoon April 2S, the members
OF RaVenna Lodge l. o. OF. will attend the
Church in body and listen
to sermon from the Pastor, Rev. W. G.
Schoppe.
The Dorcas Society will meet at the Mayors
Office Friday evening of this week. This
will be the last meeting of the society in
these rooms, and all members are urgently
requested to be present.
The Anti-Saloon League is growing in
strength and influence, and is a power in be-
half of righteousness and temperance. The
Toledo Blade says it is the strongest oppo-
nent of the saloon ever organized in Ohio.
On Sunday afternoon Edwin ]. Cork and
Miss Kate S. Covert were married, by Rev.
Andrew Wilson, at the residence of the
brides mother, Mrs. Frank Davidson, on
Vine street.
The Pastor, Rev. W. G. Schoppe, will
preach in the Congregational Church next
Sunday morning, on "Jesus Christ His
influence in the Worlds Progress" Sunday
evening the Church will unite in the Anti
Saloon meeting at the Universalist Church.
Forty hours devotion at the Church of the
immaculate Conception commences next
Sunday, at a. NJ, continuing to 8 80 the
following Tuesday. Special services will be
held next Sunday and Monday evenings.
Fr. Stewart, of Girard, O., will occupy the
pulpit Sunday evening, and FIR. Mahon, of
Massillon Monday evening.
Another gentlemen's Club was organized
last week, with large membership. They
have secured pleasant and convenient quar-
ters, Room %, Riddle Block, and are rather
pleased than otherwise, that the Sunday
closing law has made the step necessary by
driving them from their accustomed haunts.
AS Mr.. Kohl and wife, of Randolph, were
the r. R. track at Atwater Station,
yesterday afternoon, they were struck by
the 3 O'Clock south-bound express, which
demolished their carriage. Mr..
and Mrs. Kohl were conveyed to DR.. Hiddle-
sons office, how seriously injured our in
formant was unable to state.
The regular Union Meeting of the Anti
Saloon League, for this month, will be held
next Sunday, at p. NJ, in the Universalist
Church. The address will be given by Mr..
E. c. Dinwiddie, District Organizer of the
Anti-Saloon League. Mr.. Dinwiddie is
highly recommended by Howard Russell and
many others. Harry B. White, GrandChief
Templar of Ohio, says that he is '' we'll
posted, reliable, Christian gentleman, worthy
the confidence of all denominations and
parties :"