The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1895-03-06
Ford's Seed Catalogue free.

Ford's Seed Catalogue free
Mrs H B. Coe is sick
The Work train was reinstated on the c. &
Monday.
Put. Willyard was fined 81 and costs Saturda
for being drunk.
Mrs. Lyman s. Ward returned from vlsltln
Cleveland friends Monday.
Mrs. T. r. Mason has returned from her visi
in Youngstown.
Miss Martha Carter expects to return to Phi
adelphia Friday.
]. R. Hummelbaugh received sentence Satul
day. He goes to the penitentiary for eightee
months.
A letter was received yesterday from FL.
Riddle, dated at Gibralter All the excursion
lists were well at that time.
Mr.. Olin, Sec'y of Buchtel College, was il
Probate here today on business connected will
a devise to the College by the late Henry Boszo
| of Brimfeld.
The Ladies Cemetery Association will NEE
Thursday, March 7th, at 2:30 prompt. at Room
| 21, Riddle Block A full attendance is requested
as there is important business.
Claude Sheldon, whose disturbed mental con
studies some time ago, was taken to the Asylum
at Newburgh, Monday.
Members of Beebe Rebekah LODGE No. 4O5
| are requested to meet in l. o. o. F. Hall, Thurs
day evening, March 7, for the purpose of organ
izing Degree Staff.
Selected Seed Corn, of many varieties. at
Ford & Sons, Ravenna, o.
Tuesday.
The Dorcas Society will meet Friday eve
ming, at the usual place.
Mrs. Woerling, sister of Mrs. Michael
Krebs, returned to her home in St. Paul TO-
day, over the Erie.
C. c. Byers took the Erie for an eastern
trip yesterday, in the interest of the J. F.
Byers Co.
George Kelso and Miss Lucy E. Boszor,
of Brimfeld, were married, by Rev. Andrew
Wilson, at his residence, Monday afternoon.
An infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. John Kohl
died last Friday. The remains were taken
to Kent Monday, for burial.
John Phillips, of Rosindale, Wis, is visit
ing relatives in Paris township. He is a
cousin of T.G. Phillips, of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wait L. Livingston and baby
daughter left Sunday for Petersboro, N. H.,
where they expect to reside.
Where are you going Friday evening? To
the Universalist Church, of course. Just
think, for 10 cents we can hear Miss Parker,
excellent music, and then have a taffy pull.
We must go.
One of our elderly citizens, while endeavoring
to open up drain and let the water out of
flooded cellar, last Saturday, made mis-step
and took an involuntary plunge into the water.
He now says the 1st of March is too early to go
in swimming, even with an overcoat on.
We were shown some very excellent specimens
of pencil drawing executed by John Fairchild,
son of A. B. Fairchild, of this city, yesterday.
John certainly has superior talent and is capa-
bic of achieving more than ordinary success in
that branch of art productions.
Hon. c. B. Newton, resident and ex-Mayor of
Kent, and one of the prominent members of the
Portage County Bar, was severely burned about
the face and neck Monday night, occasioned by
throwing some oil into stove to revive the fire.
1t is not thought that any permanent injuries
will result to his eyes, but it was perilous
facial baptism in the burning element,
Rev and Mrs. H. D. Stauffer left for DeFuniak
Springs, Florida, "the Southern Chautauqua,"
Monday evening, over the Erie They planned
to make a brief stop in Cincinnati and to visit
Mammoth Cave. The Reverend gentleman will
conduct morning devotional services at the
Springs from Friday, March 14th, to Monday, the
18th, and then return to Ravenna, reaching here
the 21st. lie VIII occupy his pulpit again on
Sunday, the 18th.
Mrs. Royal Gurley and Mrs. j. D. Watterson,
who have been visiting Ravenna friends and rel
atives during the past week, gave a dinner at
the Etna House yesterday to "A of their lady
friends after which the merry company spent
the afternoon at the home of Mrs L. s. Ward,
with progressive euchre. The prizes were won
by Mesdames Ward, Maxson and Beckley, and
the lone hand prize by Mrs. Kennedy, of Cleve-
land.
The County Board of Elections held session
In the office of Clerk II. L. Beatty, yesterday
forenoon. The contract for printing ballots was
gwen to the RaVenna Republican for $50, that
being the only bid received.
The election precincts in the various town
SHIPS relhaIn as DeIore, there being no change in
the territorial limits or boundaries.
1t is important for the voters in the several
townships to know that all nomination papers
of every kind must be filed with the County
Board of Elections not later than Saturday,
March 18th on which date the Board will again
be in session to inspect them. Caucuses should
therefore be held in ample time for the nomina-
ton papers to be filed with the Board on that
date.
Rev. George Fl. Vibbert will address Anti-Sa-
loon meetings as follows:
Freedom-Congregati Church, Thursday
evening March 7th.
Mantua Station-Friday, Saturday and Sun
day, March 8, 9 and 10.
Hiram-Thursday, March A.
Randolph Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Is.
10Th and 18th.
Atwater-Monday, March 18th.
Meetings will also be held in other towns, but
definite dates cannot now be given.
1t is expected that Mr.. Vibbert will return to
RaVenna Friday, March %. 1t is probable that
the Mass meeting that evening will be held IN
Opera House. " The relation of the Saloon to
the Business interests of Ravenna," will be con-
sldered. Mayor Cole will preside, and after an
address by Mr.. Vibbert, there will be an oppor-
tunlty for questions, Any one who honestly be.
lleves that saloons are helpful or necessary to
the business prosperity of the town will have an
opportunity to so affirm and to give his reasons
Tor his belief. This will be golden opportunity
Tor all who want to help the business of Rayeuna
Be sure and attend