The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1895-03-27
THE DEMOCRATIC PRESS
Ravenna, Wednesday. March 27 1895
Election next Monday.

| Election next Monday.
"Uncle Toms Cabin" tomorrow night.
Schools closed last Friday for one week
Mrs. II. F. Smith is visiting in Atwater.
Miss Edith Clark went to Oberlin Saturday
| Mrs. S. W. Reese was in Hudson Saturday
Miss Lizzie Fletcher is visiting Alliance
friends.
Miss Marion Geiger left for New Phila-
delphia yesterday.
Geo. Flath, wife and daughter, were in
| Cleveland yesterday.
Miss Farrell took the C. & P. for NewY or k
last Thursday.
MISS Emma Carothers is visiting in Pitts
burgh.
Misses Edith and Ollie Coe went to Cleve-
land yesterday, to visit friends and relatives.
Miss Name Knapp is visiting friends in
Canton and Wooster during vacation.
Mrs. E. Y. Lacey and two children are Wis
iting her parents in Clinton, o.
Mrs. Carl Smith, of Garrettsville, is visit
ing her sister, Miss Harris, on West Cedar
street.
w. II. Vedder, of Cincinnati, who has been
visiting Charlie and Fred. Knapp for the
past week, left for home Monday morniN G.
Fred. Knapp left via Erie Ry., Tuesday
morning, TO spend few days with his uncle
and other relatives in Garrettsville.
Rev. Arthur Manning, of Hoboken, N. j.,
will occupy the Grace Church pulpit next
Sunday, March 3Ist, at 1890 a.. m.
Albert Babcock, who has been seriously
sick for about one month, is reported as
somewhat improved.
officer Goodenough arrested Charles Ball,
of Windham, SLturdayafternoon, for drunk
enness. He was assessed So and costs.
Mayor Cole issued orders last week re-
quiring all groceries and fruit stands to be
closed on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Hyde, Miss Eliza Dal-
rymple, and Mrs. FL. D. Burroughs were this
mornings C. & P. passengers to Cleveland.
A company of friends surprised William
Wallace at his home ON South Chestnut St,
last Thursday night. 1t was his 44th birth
day anniversary.
Italy was out in force Sunday, at the Erie.
to help one of their number welcome his
New York and the land of the Caesars.
Sparks from an engine caused a blaze on
the Erie freight depot last Saturday. Harry
Smyth. by prompt action, extnguished the
flames before any serious damage was done.
Mrs. A. J. Packer, who arrived Saturday
to assist her mother, Mrs. A. II. Parsons, in
trimming during the season, went to Cleve-
land yesterday morning to attend the miIli-
merry openings.
Next Sunday morning, at 10; 80, Rev. An
drew Wilson will preach on Paul's re-
sponse to the Macedonian cry" and in the
evening will lecture on Resisting the
Devil"
Detective Kelso arrested fellow named
Price at Kent last Saturday, on a charge of
having stolen the silverware of Geo. Musser,
which was afterwards locatedi in the saloon of
w. C. Morgan, in Ravenna.
LIST OF UNCLAIMED LETTERS remaining
in the Ravenna Postofice March 9th, for
two weeks or more:
Mrs. Linda Case, VIM. Commons, Miss B.
Kissel, o. K. Mooney, Mr. G. A. Mise, Mrs.
Birdie Roods, Mr.. Jesse Saunters, Mrs Julia
Smith. D. C. GOODMAN, P. NJ.
The Trumbull County Court House was
well nigh destroyed by fire Monday after.
noon. Most of the records were saved, but
some were destroyed. The building was a
very old landmark
| Charlie Bierce. the eight years old son of
Philo Bierce, fell from an apple tree last
| Saturday afternoon and sustained bad in
jury, by coming in contact with hammock
hook. Fortunately the little fellow is not in
a dangerous or serious condition.
Two elderly gentlemen made the mistake
of waiting until train 5, the Erie veStbuled
limited, was under motion yesterday, before
getting on board, and while one of them
managed TO pull himself onto the platform
the other was dragged some distance, anC
had 1t not been for the opportune discovery
by brakeman, who pulled the cord anc
stopped the train, the man would certainl.
have been thrown under the wheels.