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

Ravenna will be busy place in the spring.
See the notice of the meeting of the Portage
Co. A gricultural Society.
The new Universalist Church will be dedica-
ted about February lst.
One hundred and sixty holiday tickets were
sold over the Pennsylvania line here.
Miss Anna B. Day as at home for the holidays.
from the w. r. Acanemy at Hudson.
Geo. E. Severance and G. H. Dalrymple went
to anton Christmas morning to visit friends.
George Jackson. wife and two children. of
Akron. spent Christmas in Ravenna.
Harry NJ. Robinson. Esq. a young member of
the Mahoning county Bar. spent Christmas with
his parents, Hon. and Mrs. Geo. f, Robinson.
Several young society people attended the
Charity Ball given under the auspices of THE
Kings Daughters, at Warren last week.
Dan. Morgan smiled big smile when he saw
his Christmas present-a pair of twin girls. born
on Christmas morning.
Fred Cox and Burt jackson were arrested Fri
day night for drunkenness. Fined the costs by
Mayor Holcomb.
E. F. Cannon. of Cleveland. spent Christmas
with Ravenna friends.
E. P. Hatfield. Esq. and family. of Cleveland.
and E. NJ. Bush and wife. of Wellington, were
Christmas guests of Mr.. and Mrs. 1. NJ. Kelley.
C. B. Leonard. J. W Root and Fred Paltzgrotf.
Quaker Mills statesmen. are home for the Holi-
days.
c. B. Wadsworth came home from Pennsylva-
MIA, where he is employed as civil engineer for a
large company, to spend the Holidays.
A number of Ravenna young people attended
the first annual ball of Achilles Lodge. K of P,
of Kent. ON Christmas night. There was large
attendance and all had splendid time.
Andrew johnson and wife. of Anderson, Ind ,,
made his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. johnson. a
short visit during the Holidays. Mr.. johnson is
a very pleasant gentleman to meet.
Our merchants enjoyed one of the largest hol
iday trades in the history of RaVenna. 1t was
the result of wide awake enterprise and liberal
advertising.
Rev. and Mrs. George Galpin, of Minneapolis
Mimi, are visiting their nephew, A, b. Fair
child They are en- route for Clifton Springs
N. Y.
1t is rumored that large foundry is about t.
be added to Ravenna's industries. 1t woult
| seem that Ravenna's superior advantages a
manufacturing location do not diminish upol
investigation, by capitalists.
| Mr., and Mrs George B. Woodbridge leav
today for their home in Toledo. after u week
visit with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. "
Woodbridge George is with c.. w. McLea1
real estate broker. in Toledo.
Thornton Shellhorn, a well known citizen
Brimfeld. died very suddenly of paralysis
the brain, Wednesday morning of last weel
aged 62 years. His funeral was largely attent
ed at the Universalist church, Brimfeld. G
Friday.
Blowing at the Eagle Factory will be resume
next Monday. The boys followed the tim
honored custom of devoting two weeks of IL
holiday season to pleasure and recreation.
The pot breaking season at the Diamond a
pears TO be over. Everything is progressi1
finely now, and the entire force is working fl
time.
c. H. Goldman left for Cleveland Monday
the Interests of his house. the JOS r. Peebl
Sons Co.. of Cincinnati. From there he goes
Columbus. where he will be present at the ope
ing of the Legislature.
8The Rink was opened Saturday evening anC
small number of people were induced to after
with the expectation of seeing race, in viii
they were disappointed. Trying to revive t
amusement here will probably be a very hs
and useless task,
Massillon Washed Nut Coal is the best sold
this market. J. Andrie has it on hand and v
fill your orders promptly.