The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1895-04-03
Miss Nina King went to Akron Mon day. {.

Miss Nina King went to Akron Mon day.
in Kent yesterday.
Mrs. F. D. Bishop and children took the
Erie for Chattanooga, Tenn, yesterday, for
her health.
Mrs. Florence Furry Brigham, wife of C.
J. Brigham, ofthe firm of Smith & Brigham,
died at the family homestead near Brady
Lake, Friday evening, March 29th, 1895, of
pneumonia, after an acute sickness of one
week, aged - years. She is survived by her
husband and three children, two girls and
a boy, the oldest being and the youngest
years of age. The funeral was held yester
day at 80. from the house, Rev. Andrew
Wilson officiating. The father of the de-
ceased, Mr.. Henry Furry, is dangerously
sick with the same ailment.
The bereaved family have the sympathy
of many friends in their sad afaiction.
Mrs. Nancy Fitzgerald died at the home of
her daughter, Mrs. Stillman, in Salamanca,
N. Y, last Friday night, of heart failure,
aged 20 years. Her remains were brought
here Sunday evening on Erie train 8, and
funeral services held next morning from the
Church of the immaculate Conception, of
which she was member. She was resi-
dent of Ravenna for many years, and
woman who had many friends.
The Pastor, Rev. w. G. Schoppe, will
preach in the Congregational Church next
Sunday morning, on "The Philosophy of
the Sunday Question, "a response TO the
order of the City officials that all places of
business be closed on Sunday.
The Series begun on "Jesus Christine
Evidence of Christianity" will be continued
the following Sunday.
Subject for next Sunday evening, IS Leav- |
ing Home, and the Testing Time; or Courage
under Difficulties" Second in Practical |
Talks to Young Men.
The music loving public of Ravenna will |
be delightfully."- entertained tomorrow eve
ming (Thursday) by attending the concert to |
be given by the Schuman Lady Quartette. |
There is no finer vocal organization in the
land than this Quartette, who have sang to
the best critics and received the highest COM
The following letters will in
dicate the character of their talent and the
excellence of theirrenditions
CHICAGO, DEC, 9th, 1898.
Mrs. Potter Palmer has great pleasure in
enclosing her check, No. sos, for SIS, in
payment of carriage bill for the Schuman
Ladies Quartette upon the occasion of their
delightful appearance at her home on Oct.
10Th. Mrs. Palmer takes this opportunity
to renew her expressions of pleasure and ap-
probation of the charming vocal entertain
ment offered by these ladies.
G. H. K. Sec'y.
Reception at Mrs. PalmeFss during Wo-
mems Congress, over 800 ladies, from all
over the world, present.
AKRON, OHIO, Oct 18th, 1894.
cheerfully submit the following:I
The Schuman Lady Quartet gave Con-
cert and reading in the city of Akron, Oct.
11th. Nothing in its line has given such
entire satisfaction. The ladies represent the
highest type of culture, not only upon the
stage as artists, but also in private interview.
They charmed their audience with humor
and pathos, dignity and culture. No one
can afford to miss the rare treat that the
Schuman Lany Quartette can give. Express
my kindest regards to the ladies, and believe
me. Sincerely yours,
NJ. A. BoRTLE,
Lady Principal Buchtel College.