The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1890-11-05
THE DEMOCRATIC PRESS
RAVENNA, WEDNESDAY, Nov. 5. 1890
Cash for Rabbits. CD. sroGD1L1.

Cash for Rabbits. C. D. sToGDILL.
The managers of the Eagle Glass Co. say tn al
| blowing will commence the oath.
Mrs. A II. Parsons fell on Tuesday and in
jured her head and arm quite severely,
"a Cold Day'' is the next attraction at Reeds
Opera House, Monday evening. Nov. 10th.
Henry Lewis is spending few days in Raven
ma and vicinity.
Work at the Diamond is progressing rapidly
and in about three weeks everyth ng will be in
readiness for the blowers.
The County Commissioners met in monthly
| session, Monday, and beyond allowing bills,
transacted no other business.
John F. Byers was in Cleveland yesterday
purchasing new machinery for his establish
ment.
&The Court House was a lonely building yes.
terday. Politics could best be conducted out
side.
An important item of business will be laid
before the Congregational Church next Thurs
day evening.
Mrs. d. h. Wheeler, Of Hiram, left this morn
ing for Cincinnati, where she will remain for
six weeks as the guest of her cousin. Mrs. De-
Camp.
Remember the Entertainment. Our Boys" at
Opera House. Friday evening. Nov. IS.
There will be morning and evening services
next Sunday at Grace Episcopal Church.
Bishop Leonard will be in Ravenna. Friday
evening, and conduct services at Grace Church.
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Col. Royal Taylor. in the Insurance business and
and now offices with the Col. in Phenix Block.
Hon. D. G. Goldman returned Saturday from
Syracuse. n. Y. where he went to attend meet
ing of the stockholders of the United Glass Co.
The Feed Store of J. H. Goddard was closed
last Saturday by Officer Mason. to satisfy judg-
ment of $3.50 in favor of the Sandusky Lime Co.
Rev. Mrs. A. E. Danforth of Kent will preach
in the Universalist Church next Sunday, fore
noon and evening. in exchange with the pastor.
Spider web Social. for the benefit of the fur
nishing fund of the Universalist Church, will be
held on Tuesday evening. Nov. 11th; at the resi-
dence of Philo L. King. All are cordially invited.
The remains of Wilson B. Osborn. who died a +
Akron. Oct. 10th, were taken to Owasso. Mich.
for burial. He was native of Rrimfeld. this
of this city.
John Burns will not visit Ravenna again
The trustees gave him lodging Sunday night in
the county Jail. Even tramps have limit to
their endurance.
Miss Gertrude JONES' Grant street, entertain
ed about twenty of her yoang friends Hal
lowe'en, all in masque. The two Johns was
great.
Board of Health meeting was held last Wed
nesday evening. The report showed the town
to be free from contagious disc 2ses. There be-
ing further business after allowing the
Health Officer his monthly compensation the
Board adjourned.
The Festival of Days at the Cpcra House
Thanksgiving evening. is 10 be the most novel
entertainment ever given here. Now being
prepared under the auspices of the Epworth
League,
A fire in the carriage shop of Smith Bros, of
Kent, last week Tuesday, destroyed about 81 200
worth of stock on hand, mostly covered by in
surance. The building was saved
You can get top prices for dressed turkeys. de-
livered at the Poultry Depot Nov. 22nd and 24th.
They must be dressed as want them. Call on
The gentlemen who represent the ST. Louis
Wrought Iron Range Co. in this place are rap
idly gaining the confidence of the public and
are doing big business. In our business deal
with them we have found them upright and
reliable. and from the long list of testimonials
in another column. we should judge others had
had the same experience.
Newton Falls Echo,
Musicale will be given in the Congregational
Church. Friday evening. Nov. 14th. by the Mis-
sion Band of the Church. The program will be
made enjoyable by Miss Winifred Wait. DR.. c.
H. Griffin. Miss Lena Walters. Mrs. Lora Post.
Mrs. VIM. Wright, Miss Maude Maxson, and
members of the Society. Admission only 10 cts.
Half the proceeds for the Organ fund.
George E. Severance and Ray McCombs have
purchased the Candy Kitchen of Billow &
Lenhart, and will run their news stand in con-
nection with that business. MIR. Billow will
return to Akron to engage in the undertaking
business with his father MIR. Lenhart has not
yet decided what he will do. These gentlemen,
by their energy and fair dealing. have eslab-
lished good trade and their retirement from
business here will be regretted by our citizens
We bespeak for their successors the same lib
eral patronage given them.
The Parish workers of Grace Church will give
an entertainment in the Opera House. Tuesday
evening, Nov. 18th. consisting of the Comedy,
Our Boys" and the Pantomime "Mistletoe
Bough." 1t will be one of the best entertain
ments of the kind ever given in Rayenna. =" Our
Boys" is amusing comedy. well adapted to
amateurs. although it has been played by pro-
fessionals with marked success. 1t was first per-
| formed in London, Jan. 16. 1879. and had most
phenomenal run.
The scenery and costumes in the Mstletoe
Bough will be very beautiful. The quaint Min
uet SO popular in olden times, will be correctly
danced.
Tickets on sale next week. Reserved seats Sc
cents. Let US have your liberal patronage. The
proceeds are 10 be devoted to the Organ Fund.
4 very pleasant surprise party was given tC
Mr. and Mrs j. II. Ford last evening, at the
residence of Frank Ford. the occasion being
their fifth wedding anniversary. The house
was filled with friends who INDUCED in pleas
ant social converse until marshaled into an ad
Joining room to witness the presentation of al
extension table to d" the worthy pair.' Rev e
G. Lsughlin, in few wei chosen and happil,
expressed words, rendered them. on behalf o
their friends, the gift a token of their friend
shin and esteem. The recipients, althoug
laboring under the embarrassment incident t
the occasion, acknowledged their appreciate
OF the gift. a bOuBteous supper was then PAL
taken of and the hour Of midnight had take
i It's flight, ere the guests took their departure
each wishing the happy twain continued pro;
perity and happiness in greeting for the
diamond as well as intervening wedding ann
yersar les.