The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1890-12-24
A. 7. Smith.

We wish everybody Merry Christmas and
Happy New Year.
Three more pots were broken at the Diamond
works Saturday night.
Mrs Anne Frank took Erie train Saturday
night for Townsend. Montana.
The schools closed last Friday for a two
weeks vacation.
Risdon & Taylor have the largest stock of
Candy in Ravenna.
Diaries and Sunday School Notes, at
CA. MYERS
Miss Wing and Miss Hurbut spent Sunday
in Cleveland
Christmas tree and entertainment at Oak
wood. Friday night. All are invited.
Severance & McComb have placed in their
establishment handsome cash register.
M. V. Reed has removed his shop to the build
ing recently vacated by the Ravenna Engine
Works. on Prospect street.
Messrs. George and Seth Strickland went to
Ellsworth. Wis. Monday, to attend the funeral
of their brother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Farley. of Albany Co. N Y.
of this city.
Owing to the work of repairing in p ogress
at the Methodist Church, the usual Christmas
festivities will be omitted this year
Frank A. Ford. Junior member of the firm of
Frank Ford Son, will be married tomorrow
to Miss Sadie Patterson of this city.
Mrs. E. L. Winston, who had been visiting
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her home in Ravenna last week.
Take an offering for the poor of Ravenna and
go to the Christmas entertainment at the Con-
gregational Church. Thursday evening.
Blowing at the Eagle factory will be suspend
ed from this evening till next Monday morn.
ing in order that the boys may properly obs erve
Christmas.
Mrs. Carrie Parker is in Harts Grove, Ash
tabula county, having been called there by the
death of an Uncle. William B Hunt, who de-
parted this life Saturday morning.
Will Brigham has purchased the Bassett
property at the corner of Prospect and Van
Buren streets, consideration 81 ,525. He will
make some repairs before occupying the house
as dwelling.
Charles Sterling Mcbride and Miss Edith
Moore tomorrow evening at the home of the
bride on East Bowery street. They will i'm
mediately leave for their future home in New
York City.
The Pennsylvania Co. has issued neat and
comprehensive Hand Book of the South, y
which aside from its artistic merits, contains
much valuable Information to the travelling
public.
Thomas Hansard, Esq, OF the law firm OF
Hansard and Mckay, Youngstown, was in
town Thursday looking after his fees in the two
cases of B. Zeigler with the Crown Flint Glass
Company.
If your shoes need mending. take them to
August Urban, who will repair them as neatly as
it can possibly be done. and at the lowest living
prices. His shop is in Empire block. Chestnut
street. with A. Jensen the plumber.
L. C. Merrill died on Wednesday last, at his
home in Newton Falls. after an illness of only
three days. He was well known in this and ad-
joining counties. being promine lent stock breeder
and dealer. His funeral was held Saturday, Rev
Tribby. of this city. officiating.
The program of the Farmers Institute to bt
held at the Opera House. in Kent. next Monday
and Tuesday. will be found in another column
A day spent at the Institute cannot fail to b,
profitable to every progressive farmer.
Sir William Heisly has sued his nephew
Echo Heisly, Esq, for $5 0CO, alleged damage
received from the pummelling the latter CAV
him not long since.