The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1892-02-10

of Miss Henrietta Hall to Mr.. James Wilson
ahd Miss Libbie II. Jones to Mr.. Seth D. Hunt
this wednesday, evening. at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Chas. II. Sapp, on North Freedom St.
DR.. Hollingshead will perform the ceremony.
Call on Tibbals for Gem Photographs.
Buy Disston's Files, Axes and Handles at
HOPE NOVELTY STORE.
There is one saloon in Cleveland to every 1853
population.
There are now 10 practicing physicians in Ra-
VIENNA.
Judge Ingel still fingers in the wilds of Arkan-
sas. He has been absent over one month.
The Dorcas Society will meet at Mrs. H. N.
Wards this week Thursday. at p. M, for work.
Miss Carrie Ward will entertain the Whist
Club Saturday evening.
Harry Beckwith left for Chicago via the c. &
P. last Wednesday.
Mrs. James Carnahan left for Geneva. N. Y,
last Thursday. via G. & P.
Will Morgan is very sick with malignant diph
iberia, at his room over his saloon on Chestnut
Street.
Rosetta D. Northrop. of Atwater. was accom-
panied to the Newburgh Asylum today by Sher-
iff Jones and lady attendant.
J.J. Richardson made an assignment yester.
day to Bradford Rowland. Esq, for the benefit
of his creditors,
See an Evening of Scenic splendor, at the
Opera House, Tuesday. Feb. 16. One night
only.
L. Fl. Bean sold at Dexter Park, Chica go. Ill.
last week. for Messrs. T. j Berry & Co., 400 head
Standard and Trolling bred horses.
Rev. J. H. Hollingshead preached last Sabbath
morning on the Life and Work of Rev. Charl. s
Haddon Spurgeon. the celebrated divine.
Rev. Earl D. Holtz preached in the M E..
Church. Sunday evening. very able sermon on
the Vision of Christ from the Cross"
Miss Larue Elson returned from Toledo Mon
day evening. accompanied by Mrs. Daisy Blair
(nee Reed. with whom she had been enjoying a
months visit. Mrs. Blair Will remain until Fri
day evening.
Monday evening Ravenna Council. No. 376
Royal Arcanum. will receive a visit from Grand
Regent McKinstry, of Cleveland. at which time
the degree will be worked. after which a banquet
R. Il. Day. Esq. will continue his law office
in the rooms over c. A. Beckley's store. occu-
pied for several months past by W. j. Beckley
and himself. MIR. pay is well read. pains
taking lawyer of fine ability, and has already
built up very nice business.
At the next Horticultural Society. Feb 18th.
Mr.. Hinman will read paper on ''Horticul-
ture as it relates to Art and Literature, health
and morals"
England. Scotland. Wales, Fiji Islands and
America are magnifcently illustrated in AN
Evening of Scenic Splendor," at Opera House
next Tuesday evening,
DIR. and Mrs Joseph Waggoner were called
to Deerfeld last week by the dangerous illness
of Mrs. Waggoner's mother Mrs. W, rem ain ed
until Monday.
Mrs, Sanford. who has been visiting her par
ents Mr. and Mrs David Lord, for some months
past. left Tuesday evening, for her home in st.
Paul, MINI, via the Erie.
The WITCH" which was booked for Reeds
Opera House Feb. II, have cancelled their en- :
gagement. They promise to give Ravenna a
date in the spring.
Place your orders for Sap Pals now. at
HOPE NOVELTY STORE
Call on Tibbals for Exter ior Views.
The younger element of society is on the qui
vive over the leap year dance to be given at Rid
dies Hall. Friday night. 1t promises to be one
of the social events of the season.
Captain I. H. Wilcox. of Colorado Springs,
contemplates leaving there about March 1st. fo1
medical treatment in the Soldiers Home at
Dayton.
Kern & Merreu are busily engaged in making
the necessary changes to convert the west part ot
the Crown Flint into foundry. Their business
is steadily growing on their hands.
At the Akron Poultry Show. last week. Geo.
W. Brown. of this city. had six birds of his Ligh
Brahmas. entered. on which he took five frs
premiums. as follows; On cock. cockerel. hen
pullet. and first on breeding pen.
It was reported last week that the HolcomI
property on South Chestnut street had beer
rented by Mr.. Miner Mayor Holcomb informs
us that the statement is not true. as the propert
has been rented to no one.
Mayor Holcomb and W. J. Beekley have form
ed law partnership,to take effect next Monday
| The firm will be good one. as both member
are excellent lawyers, and business entruste
| with them will be attended to promptly AM
faithfully.
The inspection of Buckeye Division 81. U.
K. P, took place at Cresset Hall Monday nigh
being made by Regimental officers from Cleve
| land.
| W. H. Rowlen, of Canton. was in the city yes
| terday. Mr.. Rowlen is an insurance man, ant
| is the Republican contestant for the seat of th
Democratic Representative from Stark County
declared elected to the Ohio Legislature last fall
The engagement is announced of Miss Jenni
Leach. of Cleveland, and Roger M. Lee. tn
wedding being named for early March. Mr.. Lee
formerly of GarrettsvilIe. is now a practicin
attorney in Cleveland. Miss Leach was formt
resident and one of Ravenna's most popult
young ladies.
In our mention of DR.. H. H, Spires, last weel
by mistake. we said that he was a graduate
THE Cincinnati Medical College. We shou
have said A, instead of THE, as the correct nan
of the institution is the Ohio Medical College,
being one of the five medical colleges that a
recognized as the leading ones of the country.
Della Maxwell, of Meadville. Pa. widow
VIM. Il. Maxwell, Road Foreman of Engin eer
who was killed in the Olin excursion disaster
| henC, september oOtns mas brought suit Cnroug
her attorneys. Hon. II. C. Sanford. of Akron, al
I. H. Phelps. Esq. of this city. against the Ell
Company for $4,000.
Cards are out for the marriage of Mr.. Britto
of the Globe Carbon Works and Miss Elliso
of Cleveland. which takes place at the residen
of the BRIDES father, Wednesday. Feb. III
after which time they will reside at the corn
of Elm and BoWery streets, RaTenna.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Beatty were called
Cincinnati Saturday, by the death of her ste
father. - Shubert, who died that morning G.
consumption. His request was that he
buried in Ravenna. and his remains we
brought here Monday. Mr. and Mrs Beatty
h turned the next day.
The sale at the Frazier homestead in Roc
G town. Monday. was attended by several hundl
people. and the goods nearly all went for pri
/. higher than market values. thanks to P.
Bean & Son. Three dinners were served,
the tables were set dozen times James n