The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1889-12-25

morning for Gallon, where they will spend the
holidays being the guest of Miss Myrtle Diet
rlch' whose companionship with the Misses G..
on their California trip, eliminated in a warm
friendship, Miss Dietrich having spent last years
holidays with her present guests, in this CITY.
Fine Perfumes a specially at w. S. GIBBONS. |
Leading Druggist.
Call and see my fine Cut Glassware.
GIBBONS. Druggist.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. C. Bedell, of Cleveland,
spent Sunday with Ravenna friends, the guests
of Mrs. BIS parents. Mrs. Bedell will remain
during the holidays.
Mrs. Adolph Hermann of Terre Haute. Ind.
is the guest of her sister, Mrs. H. w. Riddle.
expecting to remain about three weeks
Miss Effie VanMeter is spending the holiday
vacation of the Cleveland schools, where she is
engaged as teacher, at home, with Ravenna
friends.
Miss Nellie Munson. teacher in the Cleveland
schools, spent Sunday with Ravenna friends
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. H. Waterman. She
went to Akron Monday, purposing to visit
friends in that city during the holiday vacation.
The schools closed last Friday, for holiday
vacation of two weeks.
Kenward & Marsh's California meat market
made one of the finest displays in the line of
Poultry, for the Christmas trade, ever had in.
Ravenna. Surely, the veriest epicure could an
tcipate a treat IN the purchase of any one of the
feathered beauties. plump and fat, hung in
tempting array " in this popular market.
People groPed their way about the streets.
Sunday night by the intuition of the blind, but
were subjected to all the inconvenience arising
| from new and strange experience, and there
fore did not keep the walks as well as an exne-
riehced bind man. Owing to a break in the
circuit, the city was in Egyptian darkness until
nearly midnight.
Christmas exercises at the DiscinIe Church
will be held tomorrow CThursdax4 -exeniae
| when the Cantata of Christmas Past and
Present. will be presented. The subject in
dlcates the interesting character of the comno-
Sltion' and the auditorium of the church should
be well filled.
AT the Methodist Church, an interesting pro-
gram, consisting of music and recitations. will
be rendered by the Sunday School, Friday eve
ming, followed by distribution of presents.
Last Monday. Stewart Cook, of Cuyahoga Falls,
while intoxicated. attacked a sleeping tramp
near that place, and young man named Duerr.
lntertered. In the scuffe that ensued Cook was
forced back toward the river fell over the bank.
which is eighty feet high. and was crushed to
death on the rocks below. His body has not
been found -LKent Courier.
The Epworth League will give a social and
entertainment at the NJ. E. Church, New Years
eve. Coffee and doughnuts will be served frop,
ito s. The social will be followed by literary
program small price will be charged foi
refreshments. All are invited to attend
The interesting letter faom our friend C. H
Goldman, descriptive of his flying trip through
portion of Dixie, although crowded out las
e week, by reason of the pressure of holiday ad.
Vertlslng upon our columns, engaged and il
type at the time of its receipt, will lose none O
lts FRESHNESS and interest by reason of the de
lay. AS descriptive writer. Clint" clothe
his observations and experiences with an epis
# tolary charm peculiar and akin to that possess
n ed by the fascinations of realistic adventur
and experience in travel and observation
e Mrs. VIM Loosemore. of North Bloomfield.
visiting her daughter. Mrs. J. S. Allen, of tbi
city.
it The condition of Willie. the little son of Nj
and Mrs. j. S. Allen, who is great sufferer fror
that dreadful disease, infammatory rheumatism
10 is considerably improved.
1t Messrs. Hart E. Pryor. Fred Root and Waite
Lyons. who are in the employ of the Quaker Mi
= at New York City, are home for the holidays.
y Geo. B. Woodbridge. wife and child, are tn
x guests of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. W. Wood
IS bridge.
g Hon. Geo. F. Robinson went to Warren Nor
day to complete some unfinished Common Pies
70 business.
e. long felt want-a good and 1Oc. handke
a. chief SNYDERs got 'em.
10 Next Sunday. at 1880 a. M. the Semi -afinu
,- Children's Meeting will be held in the Unive
salist Church. Miss M. A. Bartle. of Bucht
College, will make an address on this holids
he occasion. 1t will BE- privilege to hear this fiji
ur speaker. All are cordially invited. Miss Bart
OF will also speak in the evening
" There was large attendance at the Parl
Social. at the residence of Rev. Mr. Wilson la
~ Thursday evening. Progressive spelling MAJ
good the promise to furnish both amusemer7Gl
sc instruction.
~.
of In spite of the inclement weather. bad roa
a1d poor railroad accommodations, they ha
been busy from early morning till late at mig
ye- at NYDERs throught ut the Holiday seaso
cir Prices to suit the times and courteous attenti
will tell. and don't you forget it, either.
gs 25 cents yard for extra good Table Linen. at
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