The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1890-12-03
THE DEMOCRATIC PRESS
RAvENNA. WEDNESDAY, Dec. 3 1890
Stop at the Houenden, in Cleveland.

RAvENNA. WEDNESDAY, Dec. 1890
Stop at the Hollenden. in Cleveland.
The McGibeny Family. at Reeds Opera House
Thursday, Dec. 11th.
The Hollenden, at Cleveland, is the most
magnificent Hotel in America.
Mrs. Charles E Swift of Ashtabula, O, is a
guest in the family of E. R. Wait.
Merits s. Riddle shipped magnificent landau
to parties in Dayton, o., last Friday.
Sheriff Jones vas in Barberton, the Guthrie
of sammit county, Thanksgiving day.
Louis sweitzer is in Cleveland visiting his
parents and friends.
Charley Buley is very low with consumption
at the County Infirmary.
w.Gockel spent Sunday with friends in
Cleveland.
Miss Marie Leonard was the guest of friends
in the Forest City, Saturday.
Miss Hattie Twitt, of Cleveland, spent
Thanks giving at her home in this city.
Miss Purvis. trimmer at Leflingweu & Hol-
den's spent Than ksgiying in Pittsburgh
E. Jones, from Cleveland spencerian Col
lege, spent Thanksgiving at his home.
See the fine line of Jewelry for Christmas.
LEFFINGwELL & HOLDEN.
Miss Gertrude Jones spent Saturday and Sun
day in Atwater with Miss Jettie Goodman.
S. L. McAdams went to Kent, Monday, to as
oF tI,a
Western office at that place.
Miss Byrd Chapman and brother Robert, o.
Wellington. spent Thanksgiving with Misses
Holden and Lefingwell.
The gross receipts at the FESTIVAL of Days
entertainment Thursday evening were $lS9. and
the net proceeds were $I10
The entertainment at the Universalist Church
next Friday evening will present fine attractions
Be sure and attend.
A. D. Knapp was in Cleveland, Saturday on
business connected with the Diamond branch
of the United Glass Co.
Miss winifred Reed entertained small
party with progressive euchre Thursday eve
ming, at her home on Central Ave.
P.J Keeler. of Portland, Oregon. in making
his sixteenth trip across the continent. visited
with his bride, nee Mary Loomis. at the home o
her uncle. A M. Hinman. North Chestnut St.
Next Sunday, December 5. at 2 80 p. m, Rev
Andrew Wilson will preach in the CharIestowr
Town Hall. Subject. IF we must suffer thu
penalty of sin, what is the need of Christ"
o. P. sperra, Esq. made a business trip t.
Cleveland, Saturday. returning via Akron will
his wife and children who had been visiting he
parents in the Summit city.
ALI persons interested in Home on Wheels,
are invited to call upon the McGibeny Family
upon their arrival here. Dec. IL. They will com
to us in their own palace car. which is psobabl
the finest portable residence in the United States
The young ladies of Mrs. Smiths class. M. T
| Sunday School. will give a reception at the hom
of Miss Maud Beckley. Tuesday evening. Dec
| 9th, to which all are invited. Chocolate an
Cake will be served. and home made candy vii
be for sale.
| Rev. Andrew Wilson preached in Akron las
Sunday morning. Substantial help for the nel
Church was given him. To the building fun
Akron has contributed $1G67- For this encour
aging assurance of good will Ravenna is trul
grateful.
day morning. on professional business, whic
will necessitate an absence Of about ten days
New York City and Philadelphia were his Oh
jective points.
| Rev. James A. Brown announced from tn
Grace Episcopal pulpit Sunday morning thf
the Sunday School lessons for the ensuing Sab
baths would constitute the subjects for tn
| Thursday evening meetings.
H. H. Hyman, of Cleveland. Assistant Obi
Dairy and Food Commissioner. was in the cit
Monday. closeted with Prosecutor Phelps. e,
identity he thinks some one or ones in Portag
county have been twisting the law little.
Last Thursday afternoon about 4 o'clocl
Gordon Meek fell from the top of the stairwa
leading to one of the dressing rooms at the res
of the Opera House stage, striking in such
way as to break the radius of his right arr
The fracture is healing nicely.
The old furniture factory at the rear of NJ. I
Carter's residence on North Chestnut stree
afforded an opportunity to test the new fire be
Sunday night. 1t was nearly burned to Il
ground. Probably no one regrets the destru
tion of q worthless building. The cause of t
fire is unknown.
Samuel aurlburt for the past 30 years a re:
dent of this city. died at his home on Sou
Prospect street last Thursday morning. aged
years. His death resulted from a cancer whi
had confined him to the house for the past thu
years, and from which he was a great and co
stant sufferer. His funeral was held from t
house at 1 O'Clock p. m, Saturday, Rev II
lingshead pastor o. the III. E Church. ofliciati
Wedding Lunch and Drummer's Luncl
, these popular brands of Cleveland Baking c
goods can now be found at Mrs. Carrie Parker
as well as a full line of other products of tn
unexcelled manufacture Try them and
convinced of their superiority.
We can show you the finest line of Sol
GOLD RINGS
L LEFFINGwFLL s. HOLDEN
The regular meeting of the Ladies Genet
L Association will be held this week Thursd
Dec. 4th, at the usual place. Room q. Rid
: Block Special business is to be transacted.
the members are all requested to be pres.
v The next social will be given at the residenc
December 9th.
If you ever buy bread, rolls and cakes,
invite your attention to the advertisement
c. S. Browns New Bakery. Charlie has eve
thing new. neat and clean, and the people
Ravenna know him to be a first class bal
You will find him at the corner of Main
Prospect streets.