The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1890-11-26
THE DEMOCRATIC PRESS
RAvENNA. WEDNESDAY, nov. aeI 1890
Banks close tomorrow.

of Akron, were in town Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs E. L. Murfee took Erie train 8
Monday evening for Chicago.
Decatur. Ind. yesterday.
L. C. Todd. of Garrettsville. was in town yes
terday.
An addition has been built on to the south
end of the Egg Case factory.
Mrs Edith Stanley left on Saturday last for
her home in Ravenwood, W. Va.
The Ravenna Engine Works are in full op:
Grafton at the new building.
Thanksgiving services at O:sO tomorrow
forenoon at Grace Church.
Ell stanly, of Oberlin, took in the Institute.
Supt. E. D. Lyon, of the Berea schools. was
present at the Institute.
LII. Bean went to Cincinnati, Monday morn
ing. via Erie line.
JL. Henry made business trip to Pittsburg,
Monday. via G. & z.
Paul R. Doty left for San Bernardino. CAL.
Monday morning, via C. & P.
Frank Ford was in Akron Monday. to see
about getting out his annual catalogue of seeds.
Misses Name Knapp and Bessie Finch, of
Garrettsville. visited Ravenna friends Saturday
and Sunday.
D. E Rogers, Esq. made business trip to
points in Pennsylvania and New York States.
Miss Lizzie Twitt, of Cleveland. spent Sunday
with the family of her uncle. E. Twitt
Richard Dole. of Akron, hopes to spend
Thanksgiving at his old home in Ravenna.
1t is expected that the contract for building
the Strawboard works will be let this week
Peacock & stogdiI want Dressed Turkeys
Saturday. the 22i, or Monday, the Gath.
Stop at the Hollenden. in Cleveland.
Mrs. Hannah Richardson will spend Thanks
giving with friends in Canton.
E. D. Bogue leaves for Columbus next Mon
day to attend examination for admission to the
Bar.
The Hollenden, at Cleveland, is the most
magnificent Hotel in America.
One of the horses belonging to the County
Infirmary was taken sick in front of Beckley's
store yesterday.
The east end of Phenix block has been embel-
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pouch tobacco.
L. z. Seymour went to Wheeling, W. Va.
Monday morning, on business. He will spend
Thanksgiving at home.
The entire corps of Garrettsyile teachers.
numbering seven. were in attendance at the
Institute.
O.W Kirtz and W. II. Ray, of Minerva and
n
the Institute.
Several members of Buckeye Division R.
K. P. went TO Kent last night to participate in
drill.
bad walks" continues to be the cry in many
portions of town. "Bad officers" will be heard
next.
Mesdames C. V Francis and C. a. Thayer of
Garrettsyille. were guests at Treasurer Collins
over Sunday.
Miss Louisa Belts. of Atwater. while calling
at the home of Mrs. Greenleaf, of East Main
street. fell and sprained her ankle quite severe
ly She is getting along quite we'll
There will be recitations, music, &c, at the
Social. Friday evening, at the residence of . H
Pitkin.
Mp. Whelan, attorney for the Straw Board
Co.. was in the city Monday looking after the
land purchases of his company.
Twenty -four Salem teachers. twenty from
Alliance and six from Cleveland helped swell
the attendance at the Institute.
Mr.. Will Bonneu and Mr.. VIM. Kreusch. o
Youngstown, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. c. H
Goldman over Thanksgiving.
Mr.. F. R. Dyer. Principal in the Salem, o.
schools, was entertained by his cousin, W. D
Armstrong, while attending the Teachers In
stitute.
Miss Lena Walter left for Salamanca, Tues
day. While there she will be the guest of he
friend. Mrs. Maggie Scott (nee Arighi), former
ly of Kent.
r. F Bingham, who has been visiting hi
sister. Mrs. David Lord, since last February
left for Milwaukee last Friday to reside will
his son.
Rev. S. W. Meek goes to Cleveland next Mon
day to attend meeting of the Executive Com
mittee of the Congregational Ohio HON
Missionary Society. of which he is a member.
| Could an officer be placed in the gallery O
the Opera House, it would have an effect on tn
small boys who sit up there and seem to tax
delight in whistlipg and making noise to dis
turb the audience below.
We noticed the pleasant face of our frien
Ed. willard who has taken up his residenc
| once more among US. He will follow his oil
business again, that of supplying the good pee
pie of Ravenna with coal.
In the case of Mary Russell ct al VS.. Edwin
Russell ct al, suit contesting the validity of
will, the jury returned a verdict for the defent
ants, but Judge Johnston set it aside last Wee
nesday and ordered new trial.
At the teachers examination Nov. 18TH 1s9
there were 81 applicants. 6 of whom receive
certificates, as follows: Fred Graham, Virg
Mills, Ada L. johnson, Myra Peirce, Garrett
vile; Blanche Knowlton. Claudia E. Tinke
Nelson.
Assembly No. 6 of the Pythian sisterhood wi
be instituted at Ravenna on Dec 8. 1890. by IL
&. c.. Mrs. d. s. Boyd, of Plain City. and the
NJ. at A, assisted by the Florence md Angus
Assemblies All eligible relatives of X of
wishing to be charter members will plea
communicate to Mrs. Rob't Lindsay, c. e.
At the recent National Codvention of the '
c. T. u, held at Atlanta, Mrs. Woodbridge W
appointed delegate to the International La
and Order League to be held at Pittsburg; al
Lodge, Good Templars, of the world, to be he
next May, and to the British Woman's Ass
citation to be held in London the same month
Miss Burnett, one of the Ohio State organize
n of the Woman's Christian Temperance Unic
spoke to large and appreciatiye audience
the Congregational Church. of this place. Ii
Sunday evening. Subject. "The Bright Side
Dark Picture" She is very pleasing spee
er. Miss Burnett goes from here to he
\ Brimfeld. Atwater, Randolph and Charl
Y town.
A fine program will be presented at the :,
~ tertainment in the Universalist Church, FriG
,S evening. Dec. 5th. Excellent home talent v
be assisted by Miss Erme Robinson and N
Bernice Aker. of Akron. Be sure and attt
and enjoy happy occasion, and help the n
church.