The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1890-02-26
The DEMOCRATIC PRESS
RAVENNA. WEDNESDAY, Feb. &c, 1890

RAvENNA. WEDNESDAY, Feb. 2e, 1885,
Literary Salad at the Congregational Church
Hon. c. D. Ingell visited his mother at Man tu,
Station over Sunday.
WI. Beckley is reading law with John Porter
Esq.
Miss Eliza Dalrymple is the leader of the
NJ. E. choir.
The bright yankee comedy, Uncle Hiram, ,
at Reeds Opera House Friday evening.
R. S. Webb. Esq. of GarrettsvilIe, was in the
city Monday.
The Disciple pulpit was occupied Sunday by
Rev. Harrison Jones. of Youngstown.
Misses Louisa Lang and Katie Fisher. of Cleve-
land. are guests of Mrs Lena Schweitzer.
The P. &. W. depot at Cyclone was burned tc
the ground Sunday night.
Miss Nellie Smith entertains party of friends
this evening. with progressive euchre.
Auditor Freeman was absent from his office
Monday, by reason of sickness.
Merits & Riddle shipped one of their famous
coaches to Kane. Pa. last week
There will soon be new Erie road bed, ties
and rails between Kent and Leavittsburg.
There were ten sections of Erie freight No.
80 last Sunday.
Miss A. E. Lacey, of Cleveland, is visiting
her brother w c. Lacey
William Allen is spending month with his
grandparents, at North Bloomfield, o.
A IL.
Euchre Club Monday evening.
There is but one prisoner in jail-Henry
Cook. charged with burglary and rape.
Mrs. W. C. Lacey was the guest of friends in
Clinton. Sunday.
Is cents for a relish of Literary Salad, at the
Church Parlors.
Go and hear "Uncle Hiram" at the Opera
House next Friday evening. Feb. 2s.
Ifyou think of studying Short hand or Type
writing. read the card of Nellie B. Ward.
Miss Effie VanMeter. of Cleveland. visited her
parents Saturday and Sunday.
Large cons1gnments of Western potatoes con-
;inue to pass eastward through this city, via
Erie line.
1t is rumored on good authority that the Erie
will put on two additional vestibuled passen-
ger trains in the spring-numbers and4.
The Erie sent a train of precious freight over
is line Monday. At least, some of our ice
lealers would so regard it. 25 cars of ice
Partake of the Literary Salad at the Congre-
sational Church. Wednesday, March 5th-5 till
p. m.
Rev. j. H. Jones, of Mt. Union. was the guest
L CLa,
Mrs. Sharp being his grand daughter.
Rev. S. W. Smith. editor of the Pitts burg Ad-
vocate, occupied the NJ. E. pulpit Sunday morn
ng and evening
Rev. James A. Brown, Rector of Grace Epis-
opal Church, will take for his Friday evening
subjects during Lent, The Book of Common
Prayer"
o P. Sperra, Esq, was in Cleveland Monday,
the U. S. District Court, as counsel
VS.. The Penna. Co.
The Erie local freight did not make its ac-
run Saturday. The boys were given
IN opportunity by the company to celebrate
Washington's birthday.
Miss Belle VanMeter has engaged with the
irm eff Yengling Curry. of Minerva. and will
have entire charge of their millinery depart
% ent the coming season.
Miss Mollie Rockwell left on Thursday of last
week for a few weeks visit with her friend, Miss
Madge Rhea, Oil City, Pa.
H. N. Grout. Erie pay master, gladdened the
hearts of employees Monday. by his appearance
in special, from which he dispensed the well
earned dollars due for last months labor.
Ora Miller. of Randolph. surrendered him
self last Thursday for disturbing Literary
society the Saturday night preceding, and be-
fore Mayor Holcomb. plead guilty and received
a fine of $40 and the costs.
There will be social at the Disciple Church
parlors next Friday evening (asth) for the pur-
pose of becoming better acquainted with the 60
new members added during the recent meet
ings.
Common Pleas Court held short session Fri
day evening and Saturday morning, at which
time Judge Johnston heard a few motions and
then adjourned court.
In the absence of the Director. A. B. Seymour.
the musical part of the congregational services
Sunday were under charge of Mr.. Storm, forme,
leader of the NJ. E. choir.
Hon. Samuel Yale, Ex Probate Judge Of
Franklin County. and now prarticing attorney
at Columbus, was in the city Mond 4y, examining
Probate records.
H.C. Johnston, ESD, City Solicitor of CALI
polls, O.. was the guest of H. L. Beatty. Esq
last week. The two gentlemen were torn el
room and classmates at Cincinnati Law School
Jonathan Haley, of Bowling Green. o., is il
the city. He will move to Fostoria with hi
family next week, where he will engage in the
business of making glass moulds. Natural gas
which supplied the factory at Bowling Greer
in which he was employed, gave out. necessita
ting the closing of the works.
Stanford Mitchell, who is to assist in th'
series of meetings in the Universalist Church
needs no introduction to the citizens of Raven
na As an interpreter of sacred songs, he ha
few, if any, equals.
Only three members of the Gun Club ha
"sand" enough to face the storm last Thursday
but the regular score was shot just the same. an
resulted in Lewis breaking 81. Fletcher IA, an
Grail II.
Mr., George Cackler, an cid and respected res
ident of Kent. died on the 10th inst. of cancer
| the stomach, aged 70 years.
The Kent Water Co, having. they are confiden
f0unQ an ABUNDANT supply VI wafer ny SluhA
| wells will abandon the pure" water of Plul
| Creek, and now. even the Bulletin admits tha
the water has been cloudy" at times.
The robins have come again. and their cheerfl
notes are a welcome change from the chatterir
| of those quarrelsome little pests. the Englis
sparrows.
C. D. Calender, of Ashtabula county, receiy
the appointment to the West Point Cadetshi
His general average was S915. being the best
Al applicants, 26 of whom failed physically.
Will Clearwater, of this city, is one of the col
testants for the Championship of the Unit,
States in the Pool tournament being held at Sy
acuse, N. Y.
Miss Stella Mcconnell. of Brimfeld. was Il
guest of Miss Nina Harris Wednesday last. goil
to Rootstown. Thursday. to spend few da
with her friend, Miss Ethel Carrier, who is teac
ing in that township.
Lillian Vaughn. an employe of the REPUBI
CAN, while engaged in feeding job press, Ia
Thursday, had her right hand caught and qui
severely injured, some of the bones in the ba
of the e'hand being crushed. 1t was an unf
tunate and unpleasant initiation. it being h
| first day in the office.