The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1890-01-01

night. Jan. I'd.
). Fl. Ford and wife spent Christmas in Kent
with Mrs. Ford's brother Orlfe simons and
wife.
q. W. Gockel spent Christmas in Cleveland
the guest of his brother A. r Gockel
Mr. and Mrs. CA NJ ) ers and son Charles were
Christmas guests of her parents MIR and Mrs
Fl. Hawn. of Edinburgh
Miss Ida Simpson is enjoy ing New Years
visit with friends at Leavittsburgh
James Twitt. sr, Of Cleveland, visited his
brother E Twist. Monday.
A. b. Seymour made business trip to Salem.
Monday.
l.. " Clements. Fl. L. Scarf and L. c Webber
went to New York City last Thursd ay, via c. P
G W. Holden returned to his employment at
Jersey City. N. j.. last Thursday, via C, &P.
ID. Il. Pryor left for New York City, Sunday.
to resume his duties in the office of the Quaker
Mill Co.
Five OF the ten prizes given by Risdon & Tay-
lor on Christmas are still unclaimed, and per
sons holding the following numbers are entitled
to them: 45l, 5l5. s3s, 455. 72l.
Z. 3. Jewell terminated his holi day vacation
nome visit. Tuesday. returning TO Meadyille to
resume his studies at Allegheny College. JP.
"isnan. ms classmate. who has also been at
nome during the holidays, will return this
week.
Mr.an Mrs. c. J. Stanford and two children
were Christmas guests of her parents, Mr.. ana
Mrs. William T. Mendenhal of Atwater.
Mrs. DIR. Perkins, of Cleveland, was the guest
OF her sister Mrs e. j. Stanford, from Saturday
to Monday.
-Ihe Cantata given by the Disciples, Sunday
school last Thursday evening, entitled Christ
mas, Past and Present." will be repeated on
wednesday evening. Jan. 1st at the Disciple
Church, commencing at O'Clock All are cor
daily invited to attend
j. H. FORD. sup't.
family letter from w F Jewell, received
last week, states the arrival of himself and
mother at their destination, neFuniak Springs
ria the 2Oth ult. making the trip in forty-fve
nours. The following day they secured rooms
IN Which they installed themselves for their
winters sojourn. Violets and other flowers.
now in full bloom at that place, were enclosed
in the letter.
few Cloaks at about half price at
sNYDER's.
Ao S1NsAo Aoi &c square Horse Blankets for
Si,Oo and 81 rs. are nearly all gone Go quick.
" SECURE ohe' at SNYDER's.
Good Standard Prints and Ginghams cents
yard. at sNYDER's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. W. jackson and two chill.
dren. of Akron. spent Christmas with w H,
Wright AID wife. of this city. Misses Mary
and Hattie Twitt. OF Cleveland, E. and G. e
Twltt and families, Miss l. C.Jackson, and A,
S. Drnning and wife were also included in the
list of guests.
Numerous rumors have prevailed of late to
the elect that several wealthy gentlemen of
Pittsburg and Akron are desirious of engaging
IN the manufacture of glass in this city, and
have been negotiating with view of getting
possession of the Crown Flint factory for that
purpose. What the result will be remains to he
seen.
Miss III A. Bartle, Professor in Buchtel Col
lege, addressed the chidrens' meeting at the
universalist Church Sunday morning and spoke
from the pulpltin the evening. Miss Bortle de-
lights her audiences by an easy conversational
style of speaking that renders her discourse
most charming. She is gifted with the huency
of natural oratory. and the thought gems that
fell in easy sentences from her lips. inspired
her listeners with lively appreciation of her
genius and cultured rhetoric
By the sad and untimely death of Henry W.
Grady. the American people have been deprived
of true patriot. The "New South " has sur
rendered one of her noblest sons to the last
enemy. journalism mourns the loss of splen-
did genius, and the great state of the Union
stands in mute sorrow over the last resting place
| of great and good man. The memory of Henry
W.Grady will endure to tue remotest ages Of
| mankind's existence.
Z. ). Apologize. of Pittsburgh, and Dr. and
Mrs. F. c. Applegate, of Windham. brother
and parents of Mrs-E-fr. Rumbaugh, were
christmas guests at her home on South Chest
nut Street.
The families of Robert and Dwight Knapp,
W. H. Linton and A. ID. Knapp. of this city,
and e. H. Knapp. of Cleveland, met In Christ
mas reunion at tie home of Edward Knapp on
East Main Street. Miss Blanche Goldman, sis
ter OF Mrs. A. D. Knapp, was also present.
| We take this opportunity to heartily thank all
| of our many friends and customers for their
generous patronage bestowed upon US during
the past year, hoping you all may enjoy happy
and prosperous New-Year.
N. CONVERSE & Son.
D. N. Hatfield, a former Ravenna typo, now
general salesman for the P. C. Hanford Oil Co,
spent Christmas with his mother and friends in
Charlestown making the PRESS a call on hi.
, return, Monday.
Those beautiful Picture Throws are now go
ing at rs cents, at N. CONVERSE & Sons.
We are headquarters for Artists Material:
and Picture Frames. BILLow & LENHART,
The hand of many former Ravennian wa
grasped by kindred and friends as they stepped
from the trains that had borne them to scenes G
| whilom residence. 1t might be only day O
e two that was given them to remain, bu
s how much of happiness and pleasure wer
crowded into the precious hours that reunite'
. the family circle. or brought to the old hom
a some one loved and remembered. These ar
It bright spots in life, oases in the desert. who's
flowers bloom in the perpetual summerland {
" home. sweet home.
Our prices in Picture Framing are low, an
will be the whole year round.
h BILLow & LENHART.
'e Fine Candies specially at
CANDY KITCHEN.
Mrs, N Converse received Christmas toke
3, from her Son B. P, of San Antonio, Texa
which sayors of " the sweetly scented breath
Tune," rather than - the icy breath of Winter
1t being full blown rose Plucked from bu:
y in her sons yard, which ip common wi
OIL others in that locality. are in their zenith
bloom and fragrance. Although somewhat
ded. it retained its grateful perfume" near
equal to one freshly picked.
of Remnants of silks. made during the Hold
cy trade, at sNYDER's, now offered at special bs
gains.