The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1895-03-27

Miss Frances Wildes, of this city, and Mr.
John DenniSon, of Ada. ONO, were marrle'
at the brides home, by Rev. w. u. Schoppe
this afternoon. They left on west oounI
Erie train 3, immediately after the cerelnon.
Some lovely Easter Novelties at Case
Opening.
]. P. Hazen, of jamestown, Pa, was il
town last week.
Teachers, you can get " Whites Schoo
Management of G. A. MYERS.
Mr. and Mrs. Smith, of Cleveland, arr
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. L. r. Mason.
Ladies especially invited to our Eastel
| Opening. W. A. CASE q 20.
John E. Sharp is able to be out again.
Twelve freight cars were wrecked on the
Erie at Orangevllle last week.
A large quantity of new machinery was
placed IN Quaker Mitls last week.
K. .. T. NJ. meeting tomorrow night.
Robert Lindsay returned to Kansas Sat
urda..
Henry Miller, from Rochester, n. Y, is
now d resident of Ravenna.
Halls Schuman Lady Quartette. April 4
Call on C. A Myers for Wall Paper. The
largest and cheapest stock i'll Portage County
Homer Judd moves to Garrettsville this
week.
The Telephone Co. have reduced rates in
Ravenna 70 per cent.
Board of Elections meets Friday. Get
your tickets and election supplies.
heard the Schuman Lady Quartette and pro-
nouuceS it one of the best.
Mayor Cole was in Cleveland Friday and
did not return IN time to preside at the Anti
Saloon mass meeting.
A company of the young friends of Miss
Florence Seymour surprised her at her home
III the northeast Quarter of town last Wed
nesday evening.
Miss Zoe Long, the popular local vocalist,
has decided to remain IN Waterbury, Conn.,,
to which place she went few weeks ago.
Kent Courier.
during the shut down of the glass works
where he is employed.
Jason Morgan has rented the Peck farm
in the east part of Shalersville and will try
farming the coming season.
uS w. u L. u. Will mSeI Will MTS " L. .
McConney Thursday, March %, at 2:3O p. m.
No. 81, held by w. D. Critchlow, drew the
D. Lindsay shotgun, which was raffied off at
Bierce & Cowles Saturday evening.
T. NJ. Converse and Miss Minnie C. Bates,
of Kent, were married last Wednesday, by
Rev. Andrew Wilson, at his residence.
Mrs. NJ. G. Mcbride has returned from WIS.,
iting her sister, Mrs. L. E. Stanley, in the
central portion of the State.
All Quaker Mill products are shipped to
Akron in sacks. They have heretofore been
shipped by the trust direct to its eastern
commission houses.
There were no services at Grace Church
last Sunday as expected. The Rector who
was expected to officiate was unable TO be
present.
F. R. Colt has just returned with drove
of Cows, and they are located on the Barber
property, on Cleveland Avenue. The prices
are lower than last year. See him early for
prices.
Rev. Geo. H. Vibbert spoke at Kent Mon.
day night and Charlestown Tuesday night.
In April he returns to Palmyra for week s
work. in response to the urgent request of
the people of that town.
A commotion was created about p. m.
Monday, by small blaze on the roof of the
tenement occupied by Lee Woods, on Or
chard street. 1t was quickly extinguished.
Thursday evening, April 4, 1895, will be a
memorable one for the lovers of fine music.
HALLS Schuman Lady Quartette will be here
on that date.
Cards are out for the marriage of A. L.
Sharp, son of j, E. Sharp, to Miss Kate,
daughter of John H. Leavell, of Georgetown,
Texas, at the brides home, in that city, on
March 2Sth, 1895.
P. NJ. Gillette, who with his wife came to
Ravenna from Ashtabula county last fall,
making their home with Mr.. and Mrs. w. H.
Beebe, died Monday afternoon, of pneumo-
mia, aged 63 years. The funeral was held
this afternoon, Rev. w. G. Schoppe offici-
ating.
The third quarterly meeting for this year
will be held at the Methodist Church next
Sunday, conducted by the Pastor, assisted by
Rev. Moore. of West Pennington, o. Love
feast at $50, preaching at 1880. Communion
Immediately after the sermon. Preaching
in the evening by Rev. Moore.
The Excursion Social to be given next
Friday evening, in the parlors of the Univer
Salist Church, by the Y. P. C. U. promises to
be very enjoyable and instructive. The first
train will start about o'clock. Fare for the
round trip, 10 cents. If desired, refresh
ments can be obtained for an extra cents.
All are cordially invited to this cheap and
happy excursion.
Halls Schumann Lady Quartette, of Chi
cago, will be in Ravenna Thursday evening,
April 4th. 1t was designed to have them
appear at the Opera House, but the date
conficted with other arrangements already
made by Manager Carter, and the entertain
ment will therefore be given in the Cong
Church auditorium. The Ravenna Vocal
Society haveengaged this celebrated organi.
zation that our people may be privileged to
listen to one of the finest quartettes on the
Western Continent, being the only one
awarded the medal at the Columbian Expo
sition for the excellence of it's singing. There
is nothing better on the road. In addition
to the vocal part of the program, talented
+ elocutionist will contribute to the entertain
ment, which will certainly equal anything
ever in Ravenna. The quartette come herr
under splendid testimonials, and are critica
| ly praised by some of the best authority-n
| the land.