The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1885-12-31
RANDOLPH.

correspondence
Mrs. r. Gorby received a severe
kick upon the temple yesterday, 1t
appears that in the absence of her
husband she went TO the barn to
water the horse. which, from some
cause kicked her, infiictinga a very se-
we're wound. A neighbor passing at
the time went to her assistance, DIR.
w. F. Bettes was called and dressed
the wound. Today, we understand,
she is able to be up and around the
house.
Mr., W. z. Eiahaugln and wife, of
Akron, and Albert Stambaugh and
wife, of Cleveland, are here spending
the holidays.
The Disciples have organized their
Sunday School for the year 1885,
choosing 8. 2. Trescott as superin-
tendant, w. II. Bettes, Assistant,
Charlie Sabin Chorister, Rena Sabin
Organist. Harry Merriman Sec. and
Treas.
The marriage of Miss Blanche Tres
colt, daughter Of s. B. Trescott, to Mr..
Clarence Shook, took place at the res,
idence of the brides parents on the
evening cf the 23d inst. Rev. Mr
James. of Marlboro, performed the
ceremony, in the presence of about rs
invited guests. The bride was dressed
in seal brown satin, her toilet being
plain but neatly arranged. The usual
congratulations were extended to the
newly married couple, after which all
psrtook of bountiful repast furnished
for the occasion. The bride and groom
of valuable presents. among which We
note the following: J. B. Works, In
glelOw, Ivanhos and Spanish Nun, by
Mr.. Fisher; pillow shams by Mrs.
Fisher Owen Meredith, Carrie Bettes;
colored water set, Will Clark dozen
silver knives and forks, A. Bancroft
and wife and M. Loesch and wife
silver butter dish, Geo. Dodge and wife
and Will and Addie Dodge; silver
pickle castor, Albert Hatcher and wife;
silver pickle castor, Geo. Kent aud
wife and +. Kent and wife silver
pickle castor, John and Samuel Clap
saddle; silver celery holder, Jane Mer
riman and son; pr. towels, w. H.
Bettes and wife table scarf. Ed. and
Emma Brockett f.; clock, David Shook
and wife; clock, Grandpa and Grand.
ma Trescott and Frand and Dell Tres.
colt; brush broom and case, Henry
Brocket and wife; majolica tea set, E.
II. Ladd and wife (; china fruit plates
and napkins, M. Collins and wife
cake stand, Edith HiddlesoD tooth
pick holder, Nellie Kent silver butter
dish, Mr.. Everetts and wife; amber
water set, w. E, Slabaugh and wife
and DR.. W. F. Bettes fruit dish, Hat
tie MerrimaD upholstered chair.
Floyd Shook and Joe Trescott; cake
dish, h. S. Smalley and wife perfume
case, Cordie Haughawaut pair japan
placquor, DIR. & g. Hiddleson and wife;
china tea set, d. w. Dellenbarger and
wife; berry dish and sauce, Albert
StaHbaugh and wife ; brackett, A. c,
5tambaugh and wife; set silver tea
spoons, napkins and table spread. z A
Davis and wife; silver butter knife
Miss A. Robinson napkins, Miss Joe
Trescott.
We hope our friends who are afraid
Of mixing temperance with religion
and politics will succesd in closing W
the saloons Ton Sunday, for if they
succeed it will be much more easy fol
the prohihitionists to close them the
other six days of the week. For If II
is necessary for men to be sober or
Sunday in order to hear the gospe
preached, it will be quite as important
that they be sober on Monday in Ordel
to practice it. w. h. B.
Dec. 27, 1885.