The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1888-11-01
KaVenna Markets.

Scan your tickets closely before
voting.
Thanksgiving Day comes ON Thurs
day. November Goth.
The weather for the past week has
been beautiful.
All Hallow Fen, will be observed
by an interesting entertainment, at
the Rink, this Wednesday, evening.
/ G. III. Goldman and Geo. F. Douthitt
will speak at Aurora, Saturday eve.
ming, on political issues.
Warren is to have Winter lecture
course under the auspices Of the Lii
braIy Association.
The indications are for q full house
at Prof. Pixies lectures. Be sure and
get course ticket.
Ladies Cemetery Association Supper
next Tuesday evening. Oysters at all
hours of the evening, after O'Clock.
Remember the Oyster Rally by the
Ladies Cemetery Association election
night, ist door east of Opera block.
A company of Columbiana people
are making arrangement for a cheap
excursion to California this winter.
Walter Fletcher, of Ravenna, made
the den q ples ant call yesterday
Alliance Leader. 26th.
Messrs. I. II. Phelps and Jno. 81.
Dussel address the people, on political
issues. at the Town Hall, Randolph,
this (Thurscay) evening.
Rev. 8. w. Meek gave the first of
two lectures on "The Law Of Habit"
last Sunday evening. He will give
the concluding lecture next Sabbath
evening.
Miss Mary F. Twitt, teacher of the
Freedom Station district school, is
spending q weeks vacation In Cleve
land, visiting her sister Hattie and
other relatives.
DIR. G. L. Belden and his sister in
law, Mis-. F. o. Hyzer, leave for De-
troit tomorrow, where Mrs. H has an
engagement to lecture for several
months.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Cemetery Association will be held al
the residence of Mrs. j. 8. Brigham,
Spruce street. Thursday, Nov. lst, at
3 p. m.
Democrats, see that the name of
JOHN P. JONES,
not James JONES'" appears on your
ticket.
Divine Service at Grace Church Sun.
day morning at 1890. sermon and
Holy Communion. Hereafter Sunday
school and evening prayer service at
$50 Old and young are cordially
invited.
Rev. VIM. Lucas, of this city assist
ed in laying the corner stone of the
Church of our Savior" a fine edifi &c
in process of erection by the Protes
tant Episcopal Church of Salem. on
Tuesday, the 23rd inst.
VIM. T. Ruedy, An employe of the
Pullman Car Works, on Saturday
morning, after two weeks visit with
his parents and 1Ravenna friends, re.
turned to Chicago, to resume his labor
Robert Knapp. Arthur Knapp, D
L. Baldwin, Fred. Goldman, with
other Ravennians, took the $3.50 p. m
train on the Erie Ry. for the Centen-
nialExposition at Cincinnati, the24th.
On Nov. Sd, the Erie Ry will sell
tickets to Youngstown at is for the
round trip, good to return until Nov.
4th, inclusive, to attend the Democratic
mass meeting. Trains leave Ravenna
at 7: 81 q. m. and 8: S2 a. m.
The latest social church game in
Massillon ia for persons to put their
noses through small slit in sheet
stretched across doorway, and have
people outside guess who the possessor
of the olfactory organ is.
DR.. R. B. johnson, attended the
meeting of the Northeastern Ohio
Homeopathic Society. held at Warren
last week. The Society selected Ak
ron as the city, and Hotel Buchtel rs
the place, of their next meeting, April,
1889.
Erastus Frazier died Saturday night
at his home in Rootstown, near Sandy
Lake, after painful sickness of sew
eral weeks, OF consumption. Funeral
services were held Monday afternoon,
and were attended by Ia rge number
Of friends and neighbors.
Merits q Riddle shipped from their
works, last week, magnificent coach
to Dayton, funeral car to Indianapo-
lis. and child's hearse to Akron. The
superiority of the work of this enter.
, prising firm places Ravenna in the
front rank in coach aud hearse manu-
> facture.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Gardner, with
; their two children, of Wadsworth,
. Medina county, were guests at d. G.
Gardner's, on Lincoln Avenue. three
days last week, returning home Satur-
!, day morning. Mrs. E E. Stedman
of Newton Falls. with her two chill
! dren, also visited with her brothers at
. the same time. returaIng to her home
Friday.
The many friends of Mrs. VIM. Lu
cas-, wife of the Rector of Grs ce church,
, were gratified to greet her at the morn.
/ ing service last Sabbath, her rec very
3 of health and strength enabling her
3 to occupy her place in worship, 80
long vacant by enforced absence. She
!, also improved the pleasant days fol
: lowing in renewing her social duties
: making several calls, much to the graf
0 if3cAti0n of her friands not Onlv in an