The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1889-01-17
THE DEMOCRATIC PRESS.
RAvENNa. THURSDAY. JAN. II, 1888

RAvENNA, THURSDAY. JAN. II, 1885
Diaries for 1889, at Mrs. Scriptures
Be sure 20 call at the MARVIN HoUsI
for Meals or Lodgings.
Hear Miss Wait at the Opera House
Jan. 23d,
The days are growing perceptibly
longer.
Mr.. Robert Knapp went to Cleve
land. Tuesday, on business.
E. w. Maxson, Esq, Went to Gin
cinnati, Thursday evening
Leap Year sleigh rides are played
out. So are all other kinds,
Mrs. Esther Cady is quite sick al
the family residence. west of town.
Everybody will want TO see the E +
thetic Garden Concert, Jan. 23d, 1889
Newspaper cabinets don't seem to
be as common of late.
Miss Jessie Hurlbut, of Cleveland,
is visiting her friend Flora Parsons
this week.
Look out for the Man in the Moon,
Jan. 23i, at the Opera House
The K. P. boys gave Philo King q
pleasant surprise, Friday evening.
Hon. Marvin Kent made the PRESS
Office a pleasant call last Friday.
Mrs. A. Il. Smith and daughter Mel
lie are visiting friends in DeeIield.
VanSickle, the barber, moved into
his elegant new quarters. last Thursday
The rooms in the Riddle Block are
being taken about as fast as completed.
Mrs. James Fl. Jewett. of Buffslo,
N. Y, is the guest Of her daughter,
Mrs. John Urquhart.
Five persons were received into
membership at the Universslist church
Sunday night.
The Erie starts out with horrible
accident for 1859. Let us hope it will
be the last one.
Miss Hattie Smith answers to the
telephone " halloa" at the central sta
ton, for a couple of weeks,
Don't fail to hear the Duet by Mes
DANES Perkins sud Haynes, o. Akron,
at the Opera House, Jan. 22l, 1883.
Judge Conaut. has been sufficiently
indisposed TO con fine him to his house
during the week p; st
Hear the pretty Red Rose and Faun
Footed Mamie, in their duet, Jan %.
1889, at the Opera House,
The Dorcss Society meets at Mrs.
w. D. Armstrong;, West Main st.
Friday evening. this week.
Look out for the Ten Little Flowers
in the Esthetic Garden Concert, Jan.
23d, at the Opera House
Jacob Andrie, Jr., was in Marion,
during last week, visiting his sister,
Mis-. Mary Bachtell
The program iu rehearsal for the
Aesthetic Garden Concert is fine one,
and merits good house.
The Tulip and the Buttercup, the
Lilly and the Dsffaudilly, the big Sun
Hover, the Dahlia and the Pansy, wi
all be under the Gardner's care, at the
Opera House, Jan. % ], 1889
Mrs. A. G. Krabr.ll, of Cleveland,is
making a two weeks visit with her
mother, Mrs. Chester HoIcnmh, South
Chestnu. st Her husband accompa-
MED her, remaining over Sunday.
Miss Ella NJ, Newton left Wednes-
day morning for Pittsburgh. where
she will remain two weeks with Ike.
van & Co., in the inteies of her sys-
tenn of dress cutting.
Prof Pike is giving a course of Iec-
lures in Brimfield this week Con.
gratulations to the citizens of that
town. If they are wise they will
crowd the house.
By the sincere request of earnest
iuquirers. Rev. Andrew Wilson will
preach next Sunday eve, on "What
is Universalism." To all cordial in
vitation is given.
Robert Doig has temporarily replac.
ed the south brick wall to his foundry,
blown in. as mentioned in last weeks
PRESS, by wooden front.
Robert Learmouth, a prominent rail
road man of Alliance, was in attend
ance at the funeral of his old friend,
John Fletcher, last Friday.
The two cases assigned for trial last
Monday were settled, consequently
the jurors in attendance were discharg-
ed until the next morning.
We are experiencing the bsnefits of
electric lights when the lunar rays are
obscured by elouds-an improvement
over former methods, highly appre
ciated by the pedestrians of night.
A Chinaman who after several years
residence in this country, returned to
the Celestial Empire, told his won.
dering countrymen that the Ameri-
cans worahipped mysterious being
called AL Mi T Dol Lar.
Granville, James and Blanche Moore
of Cheyenne, w. t.. have been visit
ing their grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs.
P. H. Bean, the past three weeks. The
two young men left Monday to attend
a N. Y. military school. Miss Blanche
will leave for Chicago this week,
The repairs at the Congregational
Church will require more time for
completion than W; : at first thought,
consequently services in the church
auditorium will not bs resumed next
Sunday, as W: formerly announced.
Mr.. Edward Knapp experience Y
much pain from the severely bruised
condition of his hand otherwise, his
injuries cause him little discomfort, t,