The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1890-11-26
OLD PosToFF1cE Room, Ravenna.

| OLD PosToFFICE Room, Ravenna.
| The Hollenden, Cleveland: Rooms with meals,
IS to S.; without meals, 81 to 50.
| Mrs. Maggie Ebersol is visiting her mother
| and other relatives in Randolph.
Dallas Corl, one of Suffeld's most popular
citizens, was in town today.
s46o was the price paid by Dago. Saturday.
for drunk. The Mayor was lenient.
New York Symphony Club at the Opera
! Eouse. Monday evening.
Miss Myrtle Grinnell. of Kent. was the guest
| of Miss Birdie Boosinger from Friday to Sun
day.
C. A. Myers and family will spend Thanks
giving with Mrs. Myers father, H. Hawn, Esq,
in Edinburgh. .
A. B. Griffin spent some days last week with
| friends in Cleveland and Oberlin.
Mrs. DR.. Waggoner and her son, DR.. Geo.
Waggoner, went to Deerfeld today tn spend
Thanksgiving with her relatives at the old home.
The performance of the Galley Slave" at
the Opera House, last Saturday night, was very
poorly patronized.
Dave Brigham arrived from California last
week to visit his parents and many friends in
| this city.
Horace Camp, Esq, of Rootstown, who has
been berry sick for the past two weeks, with ty-
phoid fever, at the residence of Mrs. G. P, Reed,
is slowly recovering.
Among the many former residents who have
of the glass industry, we are pleased to see our
friend Volney Shader
The family of our genial friend, Jos. Fox,
moved to Findlay last week, where he has been
working for some time past. J. w. Peacock
will occupy his house, on Day street.
j. C. McMauus and Intn Gnnd-1A.-esI.
| ed Monday from their hunting trip One deer
and three turkeys were the large game killed.
The Ravenna groceries will be open tomor-
| row thanksgiving until about 10 O'Clock in
| the forenoon. when they will be closed for the
| day. Do your marketing early.
D. M, Clewell arrived home today from his
| Eastern trip, of which he will have something to
say. of interest to our readers. next week.
The new time card went into effect on the G.. &
| T. last Sunday. There is, however no change in
| the time of passenger trains at this station.
| M. G. Giles. the old German corn. bunion and
| ingrowing nail doctor of Youngstown, O., is at
the Etna House and will remain all the week.
The Ravenna Grange will celebrate the an
niversary of the birth of the order by holding
| appropriate social and literary exercises at G..
A. R. Hall on Thursday, Dec 41s90. All mem
bers of the order and all others interested in
progressive agriculture are invited to be pres
ent at the afternoon exercises, commencing at
| l 80 O'Clock.
| In ordering fancy groceries, Mr.. Goldman
| says that it is common for three or four ladies
| to club toge. her and have the shipment made
to one of them. thus dividing freight cost. &c
Evangelist L. P Rowland, of Grand Rapids,
Mich. will commence a series of meetings at
Rootstown, next Sunday. to continue through
| the week.
T. L. Parsons has three quarter grade jersey
cow whose milk in two weeks ending last Satur-
day. made 40% pounds of butter. T. L. thinks il
pays to keep good COW and keep her well. and
would be pleased to hear from anyone who can
beat this record.
MI CndS, w lllyaru Is Du1lulng anew reSluenct
opposite his fathers. Mr.. Andrew Willyard's
near the Breakneck creek. southwest of town
Messrs. Harper Scranton are doing the carpen'
ter work. which is a guaranty that it will be well
done.
1t is said that the new P. A. & W. r. R., now
nearly completed between Akron and Delphos
O., will be operated by the Pennsylvania Co
; The Akron and Chicago Junction road is also
nearly finished and will undoubtedly form thu
western outlet of the P. s. W.
Everything is in readiness at the Eagle fac.
tory for the blowers to commence operations
and it was expected that the first chimney
would be blown this morning as stated to
f PRESS representative some time ago. but it ha
Q been decided not to start the works until mex
3 Monday. owing to Thanksgiving.
Wedding Lunch and Drummer's Lunch
these popular brands of Cleveland Baking CO.
goods now be found at Mrs. Carrie Parker's
as well as full line of other products of thei
4 unexcelled manufacture Try them and b
convinced of their superiority.
A Parkman, Geauga county, egg buyer, tn
summer and fall last passed, purchased 200C
dozen eggs at an average price of Is cents
dozen, albeit he found active competition In tn
: eight townships o f this county and Trumbu
in which he bought
}. Geo. May. the Oldest resident of Randolp
q township, who was taken from Suffield to tn
II In1rmary on election day, died. at that insti u
) tion yesterday. He was over 30 years of ag,
l. His funeral will be held tomorrow, from th
Randolph Catholic Church.
Il Fires were lighted at the Diamond Glas
; Works last Saturday. The repairs are still il
"a complete, but are being pushed with all possib
?. speed, and blowing will be commenced at
'e early day.
H. NJ. Wilson, former Express messeng
on the Erie railroad, has moved to Ravenr
w with his family, having recently purchased ii
20 A. G. McClintock property north of town.
ID Mr.. Ed Miller and Mr.. Woodbridge,
~ ~ Youngstown, are spending Thanksgiving in R
VIENNA, the former the guest of Miss Maj
Leonard, and the latter of Mr.. Harry Robinso
N. Tracy Jones, an employe of the Republica
in while taking heavy weight from a pile of pap
st last Saturday had the misfortune to let it fall
OF his right foot, brusingit severely, rendering h
n unable TO walk for a couple of days.
,s. AT the ladies' social session given by Lod
No 55. B P. o. E., in Youngstown last We
nesday night. c. II. Goldman. of this city, c
- lighted the ears of attendant guests by
ay | critical rendition of piano solo, a heal
~ ~ encore attesting the pleasure of his listene
5 Clint is the happy possessor of a fine music
W genius. and his conception of the "art divin
Z" finds faithful expression in his splendid c
ecution.