The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1892-01-13
THE DEMOCRATIC PRESS
RAvENNA. WEDNESDAY. Jan.:ls. 1892
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| progressive eucnre party 4nurSudy efenlus.
And now is the ice man seen to smile over hi:
abundant harvest.
| in the city last week,
Ed. Kline is sick with la grippe.
Miss Lavoo, of Alliance, is visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. H. L. Searl. Jr,
Miss Clara Risdon entertained the Whist Club
Friday evening,
Court opened Monday with 95 cases on the
docket.
LII, Jones, Esq, of Newton Falls. attended
Court Monday.
RH, Day was in Youn gstown last Friday on
professional business.
Schools reopened Monday. after two weeks va
cation. Edith Coe takes place of Miss Alcorn
for the present.
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Mrs. D. Barber has returned home after sew
eral weeks absence visiting her son Eddie and
family, in Newark. o.
W. S. Elson went to Toledo. Monday. over the
Erie.
Mrs j. c Hart has so far recovered as to be
able to sit up from to hours each day.
Charles Reade, of W arren, was in town Thurs
day.
"A. BeaverJr has returned frem Michigan
IL. B. Dickinson. Esq, was in Cleveland last
Thursday.
B.C, Taylor was calling on old friends in
Ravenna last week.
The first semi-annual installment of the in
terest on the Park Bonds. amounting to $1,000,
was paid Thursday.
Will. Marsh was in Kent. Monday.
New telegraph poles are being set up along the
Erie, and another wire added to the service. The
poles are placed on the boundary line between
the land of the company and that adjoining.
Quaker Mills are not running at present. Will
probably resume the latter part of the week.
Mrs. Jacob Kerneghan is seriously i'll with la
grippe, at her home on Lincoln Avenue
The fires at the Eagle Glass Factory have been
drawn. and the works closed indefinitely.
Harry Sharp is convalescing from four weeks
sickness of malarial fever.
CliRord a, Nef. of the legal firm of shellen
barger. Neff s. phl. Cleveland. was in the city
Saturday, attending the sale Of the Hickman
part of the Strawboard land.
Miss Verde Seymour entertained the Whist
Club last Thursday evening, in honor of her
friend, Miss Hattie Clapp. who left for her home
the following morning.
Owing to the indisposition of the Rector. no
services were held at Grace Church last We'd
nesday evening. Regular services will be held
as usual tomorrow. Thursday evening.
F. NJ. Paltzgroff has severed his connection
with the American Cereal Co.. and accepted
position with the Riddle Coach and Hearse Co.
Fred was one of the best salesnlen the Amerl-
ca Cereal had, and what is their loss will be
the Riddle Co.'S gain.
Burt. Collins. assistant in Erie yards. has been
confined to the house during the past two weeks
with sickness. Charlie Knapp is at present per-
forming the duties of the position.
The report that the B. & o. made trial trip of
one of their fast line trains over the P. & W..
proves to be unfounded. as we are informed that
no such trip was ever made.
E. Merits. the P. & w. agent. has been suf-
fering with neuralgia of the stomach during the
past two weeks.
The thermometer registered 20 deg. below zero
at O'Clock Sunday morning, at E. P. Merits. the
P. & W. agent.who resides on South Prospect St.
At D. NJ. Clewell's and O. C. Risdon's it reached
Is deg. below.
The wheels at Mishler Brothers were started
this morning. after two weeks standstill for re-
pairs and new machines.
Hon. C. D. Ingell left for Arkansas Saturday
night, on business trip, to be absent about ten
days.
Notwithstanding the extreme cold weather of
late the ground is frozen only to a slight depth.
The men engaged in setting the new Erie tele-
graph poles say the conditions first class for
their work.
Philo Bierce received telegram this morn
ing announcing the death of his sister, Mrs
Myra Bruce, at her home in Batavia, ILL.,. at .iO
p. M, Tuesday, in her a4th year.
Protracted meetings are in progress at the Dis
ciple Church. to be continued indefinitely under
charge of Rev. VIM. Luck, of Erie, Pa.
The grip has been losing its hold in RaVenna
during the past week. but there are great many
| cases yet.
The ladies composing the soliciting committee
of the Congregational Church are at work solicit
ting pledges for the year.
Mrs. Mary A.. Woodbridge returned Saturday
evening from Chicago. where she had been fo
the four weeks preceding. attending to the print
ing of the minutes of the Worlds and Nationa
W. G. T. u. of which organization she is Secre
tary. She expects to depart for Chicago agaiI
next week.
LIST OF UNCLAIMED LETTERS remaining il
the Post Office at Rayenna, O., Jan. 13. 1885,
for period of IA days or more:
Harry Hollingsworth, Mrs. VIM. P. Marst
Mrs, VIC. Price. Mrs. H. NJ. Rhinehart. \
stratton, Mrs. E. sapp, Miss Bertha Thompso
j. G. Winters.
j. C. BEATTY. P. NJ.
! A party of dozen or more K. P. boys, wit
their wives and sweethearts drove up to the c,
Infrmary. Monday evening. to pass few hou
with Superintendent McComb and his wifi
"The hours winged their way with pleasure
for Mr.. and Mrs. McComb are good entertainer
and it was jolly company. that called on then
Charles Burns, a native of Meadville, Pa, al
who arrived in this city from Mansfield the 9th
day, is genius in the artificial flower line. v
were shown several specimens of his work
> Bars grocery store. and the limitations are
nearly perfect as to defy detection by a none
'' pert, when removed short distance from t
handiwork. His water lilies are especially fiji
We understand he has secured employment
the Basket Factory.
Several narrow escapes from catastrophe Ii
che one at J. J, Richardson 's,were reported Su
day morning. People who have ranges piped
supply heater, should be careful these c.
mornings to see that the pipes are thawed befi
starting fire in the range. The escape of l
Richardson from instant death turned on
fact of his leaving the room not to exceed +
seconds before the explosion.
Ravenna enjoys the distinction of having sol
of the meanest petty vagrants that could v
aflict town with their presence. AS if to
vertise to the public their supreme conteI
for conduct above the lowest and most trif
nature, they resort to the practice of line
depredations that common law breaker Wo
despise and disown. In addition to the cas-
destroying Mr.. Parks thermometer, Sun
night. we notice that some pinheaded won,
have broken down and twisted off nearly g,
one of the young NAPLES set out in front of
Poe-Dodge lot on North Chestnut St.. for sh
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