The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1895-02-20
The DEMOCRATIC PRESS
Wednesday, Feb. 20, 1895

F. P. Merrill was in Cleveland yesterday
NJ. B. Mishler went to Canton yesterday.
D. L. Baldwin was in Alliance yesterday
w. A. jenkins is in Cleveland today.
B. Walter is in Cleveland today.
VIM. Farnsbaugh went to Pittsburg Friday
]. A. Flick went to Pittsburgh today, in
the interest of the Buckeye Chair Co.
Miss Maggie Kirk went to Cleveland this
morning.
c. C. Wilson took the C. & P for Easton,
Md, today.
John Thomas as the Opera House Satur.
day night.
Mrs. c. J. Stanford went to Atwater Friday
to visit friends.
Lester Sherman went to Toledo Saturday
Mrs. c. q. Fisher, went to Cleveland Mon.
day.
The Misses Beazle gave party to neigh
borhood friends last evening.
Miss Maud Folk, of Akron, is the guest of
Miss Marion Gelger.
The Handle factory is turning out hickory
buggy material To I'LL large orders.
z. K. Baldwin and w. w. Monsey were in
Cleveland Thursday.
MARRIED.-At Suffeld, February 18th, 1895, by
William PauIus, j. p. Mr.. Charles A. Snyder
and Miss Kate Lare, both of Randolph, o,
Frank Freshman and Miss Bertha L. BoIes
were married Monday evening, by Rev. An
drew Wilson, at his residence.
W. v. WlnkIer, of New Milford, lost a
valuable Jersey cow Monday, with inham-
nation of the bowels.
Mr.. Cook, of Bear Lake, Pa, is shipping
sheep from this place to Buffalo, on the Erie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Callahan, of Kent, spent
Sunday with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. MIG.
Garrison.
Monsey & Chalfant have received fine
line of Spring Suitings and Pants patterns.
See them before ordering.
Mrs. A. II. Parsons and daughter Martha
are attending the Millinery Openings in
Cleveland
Fancy Cashmere Spring Suitings, all latest
styles, made to order, at $15, $3.50 and $1S.
MoNsEY & CHALFANT.
Freight business on the Erie has been un-
usually heavy during the past week. Fifty
trains passed this station Sunday.
Mrs. William Nichols died last Sunday at
4:30 p. M, of Congestion of the lungs. Her
funeral was held yesterday afternoon.
Miss Julia Oswald, of Atwater, returned
home Monday evening, after spending a
week with her cousin, Mrs C. II. Laubert
Mrs. Attic Redfeld returned to her home
in Denver, Col, Sunday evening, over the
Erie, after visit with Portage county rela-
tlves since last June.
Valentine Marquette took the Erie Friday
for Denver, Col, his future home. He was
originally from Randolph, this county, and
recently of South Dakota.
Next Sunday, at 10:30 a. M, Rev. Andrew
Wilson will preach sermon on: Existence
Eternal Life and Immortality" and in the
evening will lecture on " Keeping the heart
with all diligence"
Asa Sapp and Hulda NJ. Shirtliff we're mar.
| ried Feb 20, 1915. Today, the 50th anniver
| ottly VI LhaI ChCl4I 10 OCAAS SSASDAelIC0 ny G
family gathering at their newly erected farm
residence in the southeast part of Franklin
| township.
Rev. George H. Vibbert, who is to address
Anti-SaIoon meetings in Ravenna every eve
ming of next week, is a speaker of unusual
! ability. Let all citizens in the county ar
range to hear this gifted orator in behalf OF
|
Eight sled-loads of bright-faced schoo
children were made happy last Thursday b.
a roadway tour of the town. They comprised
the scholars who, from lack of conveyances
were obliged to remain behind at the timt
of the recent Kent pilgrimage.
E. E. McClosky was in Cleveland, Monday
We understand he has resigned as night op
orator at the Erie, to accept position Will
the firm of Ramsay & Son, manufacturers o
smoke consumers, at Beaver Falls, Pa. w
j. Patton, from Cochranton, Pa, has at pres
ent taken his place at the Erie.
J. NJ. Yarnell, of Coshocton, o., was in Ra
VIENNA last week, endeavoring to introduc
an encyclopaedia fHistory into our Schools
He was formerly Superintendent of tn
schools at Coshocton, Cambridge and Barne.
vile.