The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1888-11-15

Diaries for 1889. at Mrs. Scriptures.
The curbing is being placed around
Riddles new block.
The Kent pos Office was burglarized
Tuesday night.
Mrs s. c. Crane. with Der family,
removed to Mantua. Tuesday last.
The plate glass has neen set in the
corner room of Riddles new block.
Mrs. n. Y. Beebe returned to her
home in Cleveland on Monday, after
few days visit with Ravenna friends.
The hang of the shot gun is heard
on every side during these pleasant
days. The sportsmen are all out
The Kent Rink has been fitted up
for theatrical entertainments. with
scenery, seats, &c.
Lewis M Potts has returned home
from Montana, to remain through the
winter.
The attendance at the 8. of V. dance
at the Rink, Wednesday evening. was
not large.
Miss Nellie Smith returned Wednes-
day evening from q three weeks visit
with Cleveland friends.
| Frank L. Curtis arrived Monday
evening from New York, for few
days tarry with Ravenna friends.
Halloween pranks cost . number
of the boys of Kent dollar each, in
a Justice court of the staid and steady
metropolis"
Treasurer Collins is now ready to see
the people Of the county at his office,
as will be seen by his notice, which
appears this week.
List of letters remaining in the Post
Office Nov. IA, 1883.
Miss Katie Fisher. w. 9. Gillett,
Mr.. George Phillips.
We are informed that O match has
been arranged between Miles aud Ra-.
VIENNA, to be shot at the Ravenna Gun
Club grounds next Saturday.
Tuesday evening, officers from Ak
ron arrested Willard w ickwire and Ed.
Hayes. Kent crooks, on the charge of
highway robbery committed inAkron,
Mrs. Z. F. Cannen, of CLEVELAND, is
spending fortnight's visit. which she
will terminate this week, with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben Forney.
Miss Josephine Babcock, of Raven
| na, is the guest of her sister, NJ iss Je
bette Babcock, this winter.-CKent
Bulletin.
Mechanics block has been given a
new coat of paint, and plate glass fronts
are being put in the two market rooms,
adding materially to the appearance of
the block.
A large amount Of matter prepared
for this issue, including an article from
the pen of our esteemed contributor,
IS. d. N" is crowded out to accom-
modate our advertising patrons.
Nine pieces of timber, measuring
from "A to 81 feet in length, averaging
SO inches square in the center. passed
through this place on the Erie Ry.,
one day last week.
DIR. r. B. Loughead, of this CITY,
is in attendance. in an official capacity
al the Northeastern Ohio Medical Con-
vention being held in Canton.
o. 8. PhiIpot returned to Wheeling,
W. Va, where he has been for some
time engaged In architecture, after
casting his vote for " Cleveland, Thur
man and Reform" Tuesday.
The Republicans of Kent held their
jollification over the election of Hsr.
rison and Morton, ON Mondsy eve
ning,. and Windham was "painted
red" Tuesday night. What's the mat
ter with Rsvenna?
On account of tine Fat Stock Show
to be held at Chicago, Nov. 18th to
24th, the Erie Ry. will sell excursion
tickets at reduced rates. Tickets for
sale from Nov. 18th to Esd. good for
return five days from date of sale.
Next Sunday evening, at the usual
hour of service, Prof. Pike will lecture
In the Universalist Church, on Sci
ence and Religious Culture" Admis.
sion free. A collection will be taken.
All are cordially invited to hear this
grand lecture.
Mr.. P. J. Werley, of Boulder, Col,
who has been visiting friends and rel.
atives In Randolph, returned to his
home on Monday last. His visit to
Randolph was q great pleasure not
only 10 himself but to his many friends
and relatives. He Is thriving young
man, who makes many warm friends
wherever he goes.
A good sized congregation of deeply
interested people attended the lecture
by Prof. Pike ON Tuesday evening.
The course is sure to be q grand sue
cess. Lovers of art say that the paint.
ings alone are worth the price of ad.
mission. Those who fail to attend will
lose rich feast of science.
A large barn belonging to Mr.. War.
rem Hawn. in the east part Of Roots.
town township, was destroyed by fire
together with its contents OF hay,
grain, de between and o'clock
Saturday morning. The fire is report.
ed to have originated hom a lantern
being tipped over in the hay. We
were liable to learn the amount of the
loss.
| Game Warden Goodenoueh b captured
another violator Of the Sunday clause
of the game law last Sunday. The
Iyoung man was allowed to go home
upon his promise to appear next day
for trial, which he did. He plead
guilty to hunting on Sunday, but
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