The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1892-01-06
THE DEMOCRATIC PRESS
RAvENNA, WEDNESDAY, Jan 6, 1ss
: The Beautiful Snow !"

Hon. H. Z. Ranney of Cleveland, was III 10"
Saturday.
Max. F. Riddle was sick with la grippe. las
week.
Charles Russell and Phillip Heitzman ar
sick with lagrippe.
Mrs. G. J. Fowler has returned to Ravenn
after an absence of nearly three months.
Call on TIbbals for Tintypes.
George FIath was over from Akron. Sunda!
and Monday.
Mrs. Matte Eichler and daughter spent tn
holidays with j. H. Dussel and family.
A 500 case order was received at the sho
Factory last week, and they are 300 cases behind
orders now.
The John F. Byers establishment is CLOSED
for the week, on account of taking the annual
inventory.
The Junior o. U. A. NJ. of this city received
an invitation to be present at the Inauguration
of Governor elect Mckinley.
CE Twitt went to Akron Saturday night, on
a business trip.
HI. Beatty and family returned from Gin
cinnati Sunday afternoon.
e.. M. Roberts is prostrated on bed of sick
ness.
Miss Kate Merits is sick with la grippe at the
home of her sister. Mrs. Franzheim, in Wheel.
ing.
Chauncey Davis is better. and while not en-
tirely out of danger, the prospects are very en-
couraging for his recovery.
Mrs, Julia A. Holcomb was called to Cleye-
land, Monday, by the sickness of her daughter
Mrs. A G. Cravill.
j. Il. Ford returned from Indianapolis. Mon.
day, having had n . rrow escape from Ia grippe
while in the Hoosier State.
T. S. Dyas, junior member of the firm OF
O'Neill & Dyas, Akron, died Sunday noon. OF
pneumonia.
Judge Robinson has adopted rule requiring 6
all equity cases to be ready for trial on next
Monday, the first day of the January term Of
Court; otherwise, they will be dismissed.
Miss Boynton, of Kent, is the guest of Miss
Scarf.
Miss Green. daughter of Judge Green, ol
Akron, and student at Buchtel, is the guest Of
Miss Ida Burroughs, West Main street,
John Webber left on train Monday evening
for Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Root and Chauncey and
Lawrence Bowman took the New York hyel
for New York city Sunday.
Miss Ella Pitkin has again assumed her posi-
ton as day operator at the telephone exchange
Charles H. sapp is indisposed with the grip.
ABB. Seymour continues to improve.
H. C. Frazier is confined to his bed with grip
DR.. George Somerville. of Cleveland. spent
New Years with his mother, returning the same
evening.
Mr.Lew. Skiff has been confined to the house
with la grippe, for the past two weeks.
Mrs. D. c. Gardner and infant daughter are
recovering from protracted attack OF the pre-
vailing scourge. la grippe.
Mrs. B, F. Boosinger is sick with la grippe.
Mrs E.Y. Lacey and daughter Minnie have
return ed from their holiday visit.
E.R. Roberts made an assignment to j. W
Holcomb, Esq, Saturday. for the benefit of cred
itors.
N. Converse & Son have line of Blankets
Carriage Robes and Cloaks, they will give bls
bargains on this month, to close them out.
David Mcintosh Post, No. 327 G. A. R ane
the w. R. c., No. 90, will hold an open install
lation of the recently elected officers. Tuesda.
evening next, 18th inst.
Rev. William Luck, of Erie. Pa, will assis
the pastor of the Disciple Church, in a series o
revival services, next Sunday. The public arr
cordially invited.
Call on Tibbals for Exterior Views.
Until aboutMarch 18th. MRS. E. NJ. RoBINsol
and MRS. C, j, WOOD will close their store a
six O'Clock. except Saturdays,
The January term of Court promises to be
short one,owing to the sickness of Judge Gilmer
Sheriff Jones took Joseph Rhodes. of Ran
doIph, to the NeEburg Asylum for the Insane
last Thursday. Financial disappointments ar
said to be the cause of his alteration.
Mr., and Mrs A N. Loveland returne satur
day night from a weeks visit with relatives 1
Wellington, Lorain Co. He says the grip ma
| Just reached that place.
Andrew Slack. ofCharlestown, died last Sun
day. of Asthma His funeral was held yestel
day at the Disciples church in Deerfeld. Rev
Laughlin officiating
William Shelter. of Kent. was arrested an
| lodged in Jail last Wednesday, charged with al
saulting his wife, He told the Sheriff pitifu
story in regard to himself and family affairs.
| O II ol, ont N
field, Monday, to attend the funeral OF her ur
Gle, Andrew Slack, which was held the follow
ing day.
J.H. Goddard was out Monday for the fir
after a two weeks sickness of la grippe. Mr.
G, is also confined to the bed with the same al
ment.
Lafayette Smith has been having serie
time with the grip. but is sufficiently recovere
to be able to make semi-occasional trips
town.
Sheriff Jones and family are settled in the
new home. and are much pleased with the e
change from their former quarters in the @
stone pile.
Miss Hattie Clapp, of Fulton, N. Y, is Wis
ing Miss Verde Seymour. The young lady
a former schoolmate of Miss Seymour at Vass
and is on her way home from SionX Falls. s.
where she has been engaged teaching school.
Miss Bessie Riddle onter tanned the VIII
4 Club with a dance at Riddles Hall. Friday e'
ming. Among the out of town guests were
Fannie Dawley. of Cleveland. Miss Green, q
Messrs. Guth and McGin, of Akron.
: J. w. Ho1comb. Esq foreclosed a chat
O mortgage for one of his clients, last Frid
against the stock and fixtures of Charlie Be
mans barber shop. Monday the shop was p
chased by Ed Gray,a colored barber in the
ploy of Bowman.
, The ADdover Review for December conta
J. a very able article on 1.-The Halo of Indust
II Idleness'' from the pen of Morrison l. SW
J Mr., Swift is nephew of Mrs. E. R. Wai
II this city, and is we'll known here. having
n recently returned to his home in Ashtabula
ter protraeted sojourn in this, the city of
IL nativity.
Mrs. Flora Williams and son Earl visited
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. james Jones, last W
The family have lived in Akron for the past
years, where he was engaged in business
] hardware merchant. They leave. this week
Muncie, Ind. where he will embark in rea
tate and manufacturing. Muncie is one OF
reat boom towns of the National Gas Belt.