The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1889-01-10

Mrs. Jennie Shields returned to New
York Saturday, accompanied by her
cousin, Arthur Poe.
Henry Moore and wife, visited their
daughter, Mrs. Will r. Chapman, Of
Akron, over New Years.
MissVerdie Seymour went to Poush-
keepsie, N. Y, last Friday, TO resume
her studies.
According to the Courier, Kent will
soon have an electric light plant, own
ed by the city.
Mr.. Edward Knapp. whose injuries
we noticed last week, is slowly i'm
proving.
There were 2ll civil and II criminal
cases on the Common Pless dockets,
Monday morning.
An interesting letter from our Hiram
correspondent came too late for inser-
ton this week.
c. H. Crafts. of Garrettsyille. postal
clerk on The Erie Ry wss in town,
Tuesday.
The Dorcas Society will meet tomor-,
row friday evening at the residence
of Mrs. Elliot Hasbrouck, on Mill st.
Passenger and freight business on
the G. & P. is heavy. This line en-.
joyed an unusually good holiday pat.
ronage.
Miss Edith Moore returned from
Akron Sunday. accompanied by Mr..
aud Mrs. Win R. Chapman. Mrs G.
will remain until Friday.
Mrs. Susie Blunden, of Hornellsville,
n. Y. arrived in the city Monday eve
ming, the guest of her sister, Mrs.
Brayton King.
Mrs. A. B. Weaver, of WA:rnusville,
Mich, is visiting her sister, Mrs. E.
3 Brown, at her home with her son
| George, on Lincoln Avenue.
| Letters remaining in the postOffioe
at Raveana, Jan. 9th. 1889.
N. 1. Carlow, J. II. Russell, Mis-
Rebecca Richard.
| There will be Socisbfe at the Dis
ciple Church Friday evening, the 11th
inst. beginning at S 80. All are COR
di ,.ly invited.
Auditor Freeman went to Columbus
Monday evening to attend an adjourn
ed mee:ing County Auditors, to dis
cuss the reappraisal of real estate for
1890.
Mrs. w. A. Osborn and son, of
Owasso, Mich, and Mrs. w. B. Os,
born, OF Akron, o., were guests of Mrs
M. Parsons. w. Main street, part of
last week.
Irene Moore and her friend, Marion
Baldwin, of Cleveland, spent their va
cation with Will r. Chapman and
wife, of Akron.
The residence of Miss e. G. Chase,
of East Main street, was entered Sat
urday afternoon by some thief. and
things were generally overhauled. A
few articles of jewelry are missing.
The motions and demurIers to be ar
gued before Judge Robinson Monday
were all disposed of by half-past 2
o'clock, something unprecedented in
the annals of our court history. The
Judge is rusher.
R. P. Bell, of this city, section boss
| on the G. & P. Ry while supsrintend-
ing the unloading of ties from the
work train, at Atwater, last Thursday,
had two fingers of his left hand bad
ly injured, one of which required am
putation, which was performed by DIR.
w. w. White. surgeon of the Co., for
this division.
The Woman's Relief Corps installed
their officers for the ensuing year,
Monday evening, Feb. 7th, 1889. as
follows: Pres. Mrs z aida Fl. Parsons
tS. V, Pres Mrs Eliza Shannon u. v.
Pres, Mrs. Emeline Baldy Tres,
l Miss Anna L. Marvin Sec Mrs. Mar.
, tina VanMeter; Chaplain, Mrs. Hattie
Allen; Conductor, Mrs. Elvira B
Smith Mrs. Catharine Simmons.
OAhlOA AOuASs cS4 VI hAtouAt NAS
Q tied the PRESS sanctum, Wednesday
"Clint" is as earnest in the cause o.
Democracy as ever, and thinks the
issue SO courageously made by Presi
dent Cleveland, must be fought to th'
r end, in which event, Democratic su
premacy will be assured.
The following attorneys from neigh
boring localities We're present at tn
convening of court last Monday:
Webb, Garrettsville; Wolcott s. Me
p Oaslin. Saunders. Rockwell, Kent
Hall, Tibballs, Pixley. Akron Hun
ter, Gilmer. Warren Seymour, Roots
town.
Judge Robinson has way of dis
rs patching business that insures the tri
al Of many cases long delayed. If tn
present term continues until April, q
ID is now anticipated, attorneys will
!, kicking up their heels in their sane
tums, waiting for business.
B. M. Madole and ]. 8. Smith .
Son started subscription fund for q
additional electric light at the corner
Main and Meridian 8ts., and soon sue
!. ceeded in raising enough to secure IL
suspension at the above point, muc
to the qualification of the contributor
y. and those benefited by their Efforts