The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1888-12-06

Miss Mollie Rockwell is attending
the Cincinnati College of Music.
Fred. Paltz croft is enjoying q few
days recreation at home
Mr.. Oliver Shook, of Warren, spent
Thanksgiving with Ravenna friends.
Miss Jewett, of Buffalo, N Y.,is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. John l'rqu.
hart.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Fl. Beebe were
Thanksgiving guests at the home OF
Mrs. Beebe's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Reeves, in Warren.
Hon. Marvin Kent, of Kent, made
tn PRESS pleasant cell, Saturday.
Advancing years make him no less
genial and entertaining as a converse.
tionalist.
Joe Davis. Esq, of Youngstown
passed through town Tuesday morn.
ing on his way to Alabama. on busi-
ness.
Miss Lizzie Lansiuger, of Cleveland,
spent Thanksgiving with her parents,
in BrimfieId, remaining until Tuesday
morning.
]. G.. Beatty went to Philadelphia
Saturday, returning Wednesday with
Mrs. Beatty. who has been visiting in
that CITY several weeks
C. J. Stanford. formerly of Atwater,
is moving into Rob't Lindsay's house,
on Clinton Ave.
Miss Hattie Twitt, of Cleveland,
was home few days last week. She
returned to the city, Monday morn,
ing, to resume her position as stenog
rapher in the house of Sipe s. Sigler,
jewelers..
Miss Jennie Lacey went to Cleve-
land on Wednesday of last week,
where with the family of her brother
Will, she observed Thanksgiving. She
will remain in the city some time, Wis
iting with relatives and friends.
aud "wednesday in Cleveland.
Mr., and Mrs. Day, of Cleveland and
Mr. and Mrs Williams, of Kent, are
guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Andrews,
corner of Prospect and Cedar Sts., the
occasion being the anniversary of the
marriage of both Mrs. Day and daugh.
ter, Mrs. Andrews.
Mr.. Chan. B. Woodruff, Of Glen
wood Springs, Col. arrived home Nov.
25th, and greatly surprised his psrents
aud many friends. Mr.. Woodruff has
been absent over seven years and finds
q great many changes have taken place
in Ravenna in that time, Quite q
number of Colorado relics were collect
. i by him, among which is a Luffalo
robe, measuring over eight feet square
and said 10 be the larg. st in the u. S
He will probably remain with us until
after the holidays.
Mrs. Charles Hall has returned from
her Michigan trip.
Miss Minnie Cast. of North Chest
nut st. is spending few weeks in
Warren, visiting relatives.
Mr.. Will Lepper and his brother, of
Chicago. are in town. Mr.. Lepper was
formerly Asst Supt. and one of ths
Trustees of OakwOod Chapel, which
be visited last Sunday, making a few
remarks, by invitation Of the Supt.
Misses Minnie Smith and Lizzie
White visited friends in Ravenna,
Tuesday Kent Courier.
Miss Frost, of Ravenna, formerly
of this county, is having a pleasant
visit among old friends in Center and
Hanover townships. She is daugh
ter of James Frost.-GOhio Patriot.
A surprise was given last Friday
evening to Mr.. q. w. GOckel. No. l34
Chestnut street. who il about to enter
business at Ravenna. While a mum
Der of his many friends were assem-
bling at his home in response to invi- |
tations, he was being detained at the |
residence OF his brother, near by. |
When all was in readiness he was |
in and confronted by the |
guests who greeted him most heartily. |
During the evening a palatable lun
cheon was served. after which Mr.. |
Gockel was presented with handsome |
Oxford Teachers Bible When a |
number OF songs bad been sung and
numerous toasts responded to, the |
company dispersed. not, however. un~
til all had wished Mr. (fockel l0t q |
and prosperous scareer.-Cleve. Sunday