The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1890-01-22
THE DEMOCRATIC PRESS
WEDNESDAY. Jan. es, 1890
F. G. PARK
%TE Jewelers.

| NO. I. RIDDLE BLOCK
The Order of the Iron Hall will give .ocia
in Riddles Block. Thursday, Feb 9th.
Mrs. FL. N Ward is seriously ill at the family
residence Day street
| At the Gun Club shoot last week Lewis broke
20. Grail II. Bierce Is and Andrews 7, out of Is
singles each.
The platform of the C. & P. freight depot is
now entirely under roof. making a fine place for
receiving freights.
Itis now confidently expected that an addition
al passen ger train will be put on the P. & W.
| road the first of next month.
Winter months and Summer weather. TINS far.
with slight exception last week. One hundred
| years ago the winter was barren of cold weather
until the middle of February, accor ding to those
who claim to know.
Mss Ada Thompson has purchased an inter
est in the gallery formerly owned py her. and
Will have charge of the operating. She expects
| 10 rem lin permanently in Ravenna
The best remedy N Converse & srn have in
| sheir line of business, for La Grippe. is All
WOOL Underwear and B ankets at about your
own price. for awhile
at the Weddell House yesterday was party
wife. Miss Name L. t1ledhill and Miss Edith
Moore cleveland Leader. Ian 10th.
Captain George Billow went to Ravenna
Wednesday, to meeting of the Western Flu
neral Directors Associ 1tion. f which he is
Ffesluent Akron republican. 18th.
Merits & Riddle sh pped tw fl e coaches to
Springfield. last week and ON Mon, ay las J.
shipped magnificent funer al Car to III ansfeId,
thi, state
nf fho Iood
j Braklow. of tavenna. D is at the hawle,
- cleveland Leader, Jan II
Mrs. u. Barber. North Chestnut street, return
ed home last saturday after an abb enc. of ten
weeks visiting an spending the HOLIDAYS with
ner son Eodie and wife anu little daughter, in
Newark. o
Dorcas Society meets Friday evening, this
week, at the residence of Mrs 7. NJ. GIedhill,
South Meridian street.
The Euchre Club were entertained Monday
evening at the home of Hon. Geo F. Robinson,
South Chestnut street,
{. A, Myers ventured out on Friday last, a
little sooner than was prudent, and was, in con-
sequence. again confined to the house until
Tuesday.
Next Sunday forenoon Rev. Andrew Wilson
will preach on the Orig d, History and Work
Of the Universaiist Church and in the evening
on Christianity and Buddh ism," or America
and JAPAN
A special meeting of the Universalist Women's
Missionary Society will be held on Thursday eve
| ming. January Both. at the residence of Mrs Wm
BostWlek. Prospect st. All members are ear
| nestly requested to attend.
MRS EMILY WoLFoRD, Sec.
Hon. J P. Dawley. uev eland was in the
city Monday and Tuesd4y. engaged in the trial
OF the forgery case OF Ohio VS. Lleme: is. Ht
| appeared for the defense.
| Hon D C. Goldman left Monday night fol
| syracuse N. Y. to attend a meeting of th
United Glass Company's stockholders.
Mrs D Watterson' tnee Miss Belle Butler
OF cleveland, with her husband was the CUES
OF RaVenna relatives ogsr Sur day
| Inc Ravenna sectioS of the Cleveland an,
Plttsburg ra iro I'd has been award the dis
tinction of being the - premium section of tn
road and neatly lettered board on the idge @
the section hou tells the story of off eial recoe
milton of that fact
ANY party Intending to buy pie as ant hom
tnis Spring would do well to co INSULT job
| WAC DuAdlO SIOr6
John Urquhart the Buffalo Store requests a
VINO are l'debeed to- him to pay up at once an
save further trouble
The Womens' Cnristian Tempera nee Unio
will meet Thursday. Jan 2sd 2 80 D. M at tb
home of Mrs Cults. Prospecs street
We publish, this week. another interestin
letter from Miss Flora Richardson, written frol
Caro- Egypt We promised more lette
from different points in her trip around II
1.-THE nex't one of which it is expected wi
be from the Floy Land
H. A. Beay yrer received letter last week froi
MS SON HAT. dated at Fargo, N D., in whic
ne says he is feeling much better there is
inches ofsno W. and fine sleighing. in that cour
try. He me sntions seeing our former townsma a
Andrew Pc e, who runs feed store there.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. Smith, of North Charles
town. after two weeks visit here with he
sister. Mrs. James Carnahan. left for Fort Payn
Ala, yesterday. to spend the winter.
Miss Ida Dussell, Principal of one of til
Akron public schools, was the guest of 7. +
Dusse!n and wife Saturday While here sh
made application for the appointment of a qua
dian over her grandmother Mrs. Peggy Kratze
OF 6Eimfeld, an alleged imbecile.
Conrad Mack. of Charlestown, died at /
nc ,me at 10 o'clock a. m, Sunday, of canoe
ged 20 years. His funeral was held at clio
tuesday afternoon. Rev James A. Brown, Rect
tof Grace Episcopal Church. officiating
The trial of John Clements, charged with fe
a gerry. occupied the attention of the Court a
' jury from Monday morning until Tuesday aft,
noon, when it was submitted to the Tury, W
o after being out two or ahree hours. brought il
verdict of aquittal.
Il c. H. AeIso. of Kent. is a candidate for
office of State Game Warden. and we are plea,
to learn has a fair prospect of securing the
r. pointment. While it is being demonstrated y,
- after year, tn. at so far protecting the game
concerned. tn entire game warden business
stupendous failure. if we must have such
r officer to enfo the law. we know of no per:
# better qualife for the place than Charlie Ke
The musical comedy and shadow picture
tertanment given by the young ladies and
Ladies Aid Sot :iety of Grace Church. Mont
evening, at the residence of Mrs DR.. Leona
was very pleas ant affair and was reasona
well attended. Much merrment was provol
and the evenings program was heartily enjo
by all.
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