The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1890-12-31

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OLD PosToFFICE Room, Ravenna.
Charles Bewley died at the County Infirmary
| Christmas morning.
One hundred tickets were sold at the Erie
Office Christmas.
The January term of Court opens next Mon
day. with Judge Robinson presiding.
Philo Bierce and family are in Freedom, to
| attend the semi annual reunion of the whitney
family. at the residence of A d, Whitney. to.
morrow.
In the case of Frank f. Mott VS. Alvah Gates
ct al, the Sheriff sold farm in Nelson, last Sat
urjay, to Mott for St.7S7
Mrs. Brigham left Tuesday for Louisville. Ky.
to visit her daughters. Mrs Robt Brown and
Miss Georgia Brigham
T. Coppick and wife. of Cleveland, ard Dr.
Appiegate. of Windham, ate Christmas turkey
with F. Nj. Rumbaugh and family.
Misses Nellie and Jessie Rumbaugh go to
friends.
Frank Comstock, wife and two little girls
were over from Akron Christmas. to spend the
day with his parents.
G. H. Shupert of the Cincinnati Enquirer
staff is in the city visiting his daughter. Mrs.
II. L. Beatty.
Prof e. o. Excel and wife. of Chicago. were
guests of his aunt, Mrs. Jas. Jewell. last Sat
urday.
j. B. Jewell. of Meadville. Fa, has been
spending the holidays with his parents.
Sheriff Jones took Harry Fox to the Boys In
dustrial School at Lancaster, Monday.
l. II. Phelps. Esq was in Akron yesterday
taking dispositions in the suit for equitable re-
lief recently commenced by Michael Hickman
VS. Fred'k Hickman.
Marion sebrel. B. s. o. Yardmaster at Pitts
burgh. was in the city. Monday.
Miss Anna White is visiting friends in Mer-
Ger, Pa.
There will be meeting of the Con gre CATION
al Church and Society. Thursday evening, at
which time the Treasurer's report will be read
and the Finance Committee for 1891 elected.
their patience aswell as their patronage through
the Christmas trade. We did the best we could
to wait on ALL but was not equal to the occasion
all the time. We wish one and all prosperous
and happy New Year.
N CONVERSE & SON
Miss Georgia Mason. of Cleveland, and Miss
Edith Olds. OF Jefferson, are spending the week
with Miss Emma Stuart.
Mrs. Joshua Ross of Madison, Lake county is
the guest of Hon. and Mrs. NJ. Stuart.
Business is booming at the Basket Factory
An order Of $500 dozen necessitates the entire
force to put in night work
Those who have heard Mr. L. p. Rowland's
Bible Readings at the Congregational Chuach
at p. m. speak of them in very strong terms
of satisfaction and approval.
DIED.-In Allegheny City. Pa. Dec. 2Oth 1890,
of chronic rheum atism. Rebecca A., wife OF
Henry King, aged 81 years.
Monday night the grocery store was burglar
lied. Entrance was gained through the cellar
by forcing the hatchway door and the bolts oi
the one leading into the store room. A few
pennies from drawer was the immense prize
captured The visitors tried their skill on the
safe combination, but gave it up as a bad Job.
No clue.
At the election held last Sunday the following
officers were chosen. at the Congregational S. S
for the ensuing year: Sup't, H B Dickinson
Asst. II B Coe; Sec'y and Treas. Louis Lord
Chorister. A b Seymour; Organist, Maud Max
son; Librarian, Belle Catlin.
Primary Department-Supt. Mrs A NJ Hin
man; ICho rister, Stella r Poe; Organist, MAY
Witter.
The ctse of NJ o. Austin vs. Anthony Cirque
was tried before Justice Geidlinger. in Suffield
| last Monday d. E. Rogers appeared for PHI
and 1. H. Phelps for deft The suit was on
note given Rev. FIR. Rebholtz, of St. Joseph
Catholic Church. and transferred to Austin
After hotly contested trial the jury found 70
| the plaintiff.
The remains of Ida c, the eight year oil
| daughter of Mr. Knapp Wagner. were take
from Erie train this morning, and after fune
raj services at the residence of George Whit
lock. on Cedar st, placed in the vault ct Mapl
Grove Cemetery The little girl died of malari
vl fever at the home of her parents in Andel
son, Indiana
| The Grand Concert and Campfire at WindhaI
will be held Wednesday eve, January 18th.
Evangelist L P. Rowland's meetings in tn
Congregational Church are being attended b
good and increasing audiences, and there al
encouraging indications of interest. MIR. Row
land imparts by his earnest and feeling presen
alton of the gospel truth. that interest to h
hearers which only evident conservation ,
soul and talent can awaken. The meetin,
will be continued through next week every da
+ at 2: 80 p. and p. M. except Saturday A
, cordially inv ted to attend.
On Thursday evening. Dec. 25th. occurr,
= the marriage of Charles Sterling Mcbride al
Miss Edith Moore. of this place, at the residen
4 of the brides parents on East Bowery St.
: the presence of the immediate families alon
e the simple and beautiful ceremony that ma
them one. was conducted by Rev. E. G. Laug
lin. Alter the supper which followed, Mr.. al
Mrs Mcbride started for Brooklyn, where tn
: will make their home. The presents were u
full and beautiful, consisting of fsilver table wa
pictures and ornaments.
n At home at n st Marks Ave after Jan l.
% MHudson sapp. % Bucy1us, O., is spending t
~ holidays with his parents and many friends
Ravenna As q representative Ravenna bi
81 Hud - stands in the from trank of those who
a inventive and mechanical genius has Civ
d, them lattering recognition. His genius is
IN most universal. and by concentrating his abb
us ties in the field of mechanics, he has aceiey
rd success as O machinist of more than avera
attatnments. He is now in the employ of {
in of the largest establishments of the coun
i'll for the manufacture of steam shoVels and d
ricks, at Bucyrus.