The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1886-11-04

The Hurlbut residence, on ProspeC
street, is being improved by ne'
slate reof.
Our Jonathan had fair house las
Thursday night and gave general sal
isfaction.
Common Pleas Court is in sessie
to finish up some business of the Seq
tember term.
The Basket works employ about
dozen hands, all of whom came iron
without Ravenna.
The election is over and we may ex
| pect before long to have decision O
the Dow law.
Sunday night was Halloween. w
hear of no serious disturbance in thi
neighborhood.
Mrs. VIM. Gardner, Mrs. Harve,
Hotchkiss and Mrs. DeKamp left 70
Cincinnati Friday last.
Mr.. Conrad Sapp is quite low will
congestion, having improved very
little, if any, during the past week.
Mr.. Walter Lawrence is the only
actor that can rival James O'Neil il
Monte Cristo. ."-[New York Sun.
D. A. Dewey, who has been confined
to his house by severe sickness, is i'm
proving, and will soon be able to attend
to business again.
The potato crop is turning out much
better than was generally expected
and is being marketed in excellent
condition, at fair prices.
Judging from the sounds of merri.
ment which came frOm II. a. R Hall
Monday evening, the Basket Social
was decided success.
The marriage of Mr.. G. L. Rood, oi
Cincinnati, and Miss Alice M. Robin
son of this city, occurred Sunday last
at the residence of H. W. Riddle, ESQ
A. is about to leave town. B. stated
"A. is going tonight" G. disputes
and wagers one dollar that he is not
A. leaves at l. "A a. m. Which won :
Mr.. Don Gardner, late of Newton
Falls. having decided to make Raven
la his future home has moved into
the Curtiss house, on North Chestnut
street.
Rumor says that by the death of 4
Mrs. Coates, of Hartford, CT, Mrs. S
A. Taylor, of this city, receives a cub
stantial legacy under the will of the
deceased.
DR.. F. r. Morath has so far recov
cred from his recent illness as to be Oh
the streets. He bears evidence of q
hard fought battle with the king ol
terrOrs.
Mrs. Michael Krebs, former resi-
dent of this city, who has been visit
ing friends here for a brief period. re
turned to her home in Minneapolis
Minn., Thursday evening last.
Otto Bietz, of Cleveland, brother OF
DIR. Julius Bietz, of this city, recently
received a dispatch from San Antonio
Texas, directing him to go to that city
to fresco the interior of large edifice.
Mrs. Stewart. living obout a mile
south of town, fell down the cellar
stairs last Saturday night, fracturing
one of her ribs. and otherwise bruisipg
and injuring her quite severely.
The two young men, Henry and
Christian Kneer, who were charged
with hunting rabbits with a ferret,
had hearing before Mayor Holcomb
on Thursday last, and were bound
over to the Court of Common Pleas.
Nothing OF Importance was trans
acted at the meeting OF the Lecture
Course Committee at its last session,
owing to lack of the necessary quo
rum to act, A list of artists is expected
to be chosen soon.
In our last issue we stated that Miss
Edith Doty was Secretary of the Ra-
VIENNA Lecture Course Union. We are
informed that we published the wrong
name, as Miss Hattie Smith enjoys the
emoluments of that Office.
Of q rI, be- = L.; A
into J. s. Aliens barn and stole there
from new single harness, valued at
$2S. A liberal reward is offered for
the capture of the thief and the ret urn
of the property, but no trace of either
has been found.
The initial number of the Kent
Courier has been received, 1t is a
neat looking. six column, eight pag.
paper. edited and published by Charles
FL. Scott, late Of the Cincinnati Ga,
zette, &nd is Intensely Republican in
politics. 1t will be issued every Sat.
urdsy.
The Home Dramatic Co" will
pre- sent the play entitled Turn of the
Tide" closing Eith the laughable
farce The Haunted House" in the
Toan Hall, Shaiersvi;ls. Thursday
evening, Nov. llth Nh Coe has
kindly consented TO furnish music
General admission, 10 cents.
Letters remaining in the Postoffice
at Ravenna, Nov, 2i.
Dean Miss F. A, Edinger Fred
Hatchel Miss Kate, Hughes Miss