The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1895-04-17
THE DEMOCRATIC PRESS
Ravenna, Wednesday,, April II, 1895
Mrs. Fl. B. Coe is among the sick.

| Mrs. Fl. B. Coe is among the sick.
Freeman Smith was in Cleveland Monday
Henry B. Cushing is visiting friends il
Cleveland.
A reception will be rendered to Rev. ant
Mrs. o. A. Richards tonight.
John Lowrie was in Salem, Monday, OF
business.
H. D. Burroughs went to Painesville, Mon
day.
Z. R. Taylor's grocery room is undergoing
the annual & house cleaning
j. A. w. Morrow took the train for Leeto.
mia yesterday.
Mrs. E. S. Comstock left this morning for
visit with Cleveland friends.
Mrs. G. Schroeder left via The Pennsyl-
vania Lines for Philadelphia, this morning.
DR.. H. F. Biggar, of Cleveland, was called
to Ravenna, professionally, last Friday.
The semi-annual meeting of the Homeo.
pathic Medical Society of Eastern Ohio is
being held at Akron today.
The following Ravenna parties are in
Cleveland today: I. T. Siddall, NJ. w.
Phelps, Chas. Laubert.
The next semi-annual session of the Puri-
tan Conference will be held at Talmadge
April 30th and May 1st.
Mr.. and Mrs. W.. Shrop will go TO Akron
Saturday and spend few days with friends
in that city and in Springfield township.
See the beautiful slumber robe in ]. H.
Furry's window, to be sold for the benefit of
Mcintosh Drum Corps, to uniform its mem
bers.
Again we call attention to the Camp Fire
next Monday evening, at G. A. r. Hall, at
which Department Commander E. E. Mutt
will be present.
The Ladies of the Southeast quarter will
serve supper in the parlors of the Congrega-
tional Church, on Friday April Goth, from
five to eight o'clock.
Ed. Bush, son-in-law of l. NJ. Kelley, is
very low with consumption at his home in
and it is feared that he has but a
day or two longer to live.
There will be regular services in the Uni
Church next Sunday at 1890 a. M,
and in the evening the Anti-Saloon League
meeting will be held.
The Ladies of the Congregational Church
who live in the Southeast quarter, will meet
at the residence of Mrs. George Holden on
Friday afternoon, April 10TH at half-past
two, to make arrangements for supper.
George McGahan, formerly of Ravenna,
has recently entered upon the duties of
position in LosAngeles, secured
for him through the influence of N. H.Smith
Of that city, at one time Mayor of this place,
During fifteen days, beginning March 31st
and ending Easter, Rev. Andrew Wilson
held Good News Meetings in Brimield. In
hat time he preached 16 sermons, attended
funerals and weddings, and welcomed 30
persons to Church fellowship.
How shall the farm mortgage be paid ?''
IS the question to be discussed at the April
meeting of the Ravenna Grange, which is to
De held at the home of James Mcintosh next
Let every member endeavor to
De present
We are gratifed to learn that our old
friend, William Paulus, Esq, of Sufield,
who has been very sick for several weeks
past witha complication of diseases, is slowly
although he is still confined to
ais rooms.
On Easter afternoon Rev. Andrew Wilson
twenty-seven persons to the Uni
Tersalist Church iii Brimfeld. 1t was
memorable occasion in the history of the
Church and town. Mr.. Wilson has been
Pastor most of the time for twenty mine years,
md during all that period harmony has
prevailed.
Mr.. Jones, of the Ravenna Boiler Co., is
visiting friends in Niles. He has been in
poor health of late and is in hopes of recu-
perating himself by vacation. His wife is
visiting their daughter, Mrs. John Barrow.
one time member of the Ravenna company.
Mrs. Jos. S. B. Swain, whose critical con-
dition was noticed in last weeks PRESS, died
at her home in Sidney, O., Monday night,
after long and distressing sickness. The
remains were brought to Ravenna today and
taken to the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Smith, where the funeral will
be held tomorrow at 2 p. m.
LIST OF UNCLAIMED LETTERS remaining
in the Ravenna Postoffice April 18th, for
two weeks or more
Miss Ella Baard, Miss Carrie Carraher,
Mr.. NJ. Lovett, Mr.. Aaron Keynise, Mrs.
Blanch McGee, Mrs. Sophia Reedman, Mr.
Geo. Z. Richards, Miss Matte Stokes, Mrs.
c. H: Wilson, l. w. Wakson, Mrs. Mary
Yougly. D. c. GOLDMAN, P. NJ.