The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1892-11-23

oAS"uAAS OAUlAOA IL tAIs anu OIu6T places OF MS
residence. An extended obituary will appear
next week.
: F.C. Parks daughter is quite sick.
L. w. Woodring. of Mogadore was in town
I on business Tuesday last
Hon. N. Kent and C. B Newton, ESQ of Kent
;, were in town Tuesday
Humanity rejoices and gives thanks, and SO
do the turkeys-that is. the live ones
Mr.. and Nsrs. ]. s, Brigham entertain twenty
two relatives and friends at the Etna House. on
Thanksgiving.
I Otto Betz and family. of Akron, are visiting
friends and relatives in sRayenna and Roots
town this week.
Converse says he will receive this week big
line of the best cent prints and cent dress
glnghams he ever sold. Go and see them
, Lille McHenry Burlesque Co Saturday night
at the opera house.
delicious Pure Candies. wholesale and retail
HOPE NOVELTY STORE
&. G Beatty went to Oil City. Pa this after
noon to spend Thanksgiving with his family
VINO have been visiting there several weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Fox. VIM Sackett and E
Hatfield, of Cleveland, were among the guests
at the party given by Messrs. Paine and Kelley
Friday evening.
Mrs. P, w Snyder and Mrs. Geo. W. Free.
man gave very pleasa ant Reception last Friday
evening. to a large number of their friends. at
the home of Mrs Snyder, on Cedar street.
The Wells. Fargo ES press Co. annually pre-
sents each OF its employees with Than ks giving
turkey, K. S. Wing, our local agent. received
his Tuesday evening, and of course thinks the
W. F, is the best express Co. on earth.
Lille McHenry Burlesque Co.saturday night
at the opera house.
Mr.. and Mrs Geo. Cooley, of ShalersyiIle.
visited Mr.. and Mrs. II. Webb. on Freedom St.
and Mr. and Mrs Byron Cooley, on Saturday
last.
number of Jr. o U. A, MS went to Edin
burgh Saturday eve, to attend the dedication
of their new hall. D. e, Rogers, of Ravenna.
delivered dedicatory address.
Clarence B Ladd and family, of Randolph
visited D. E, Rogers and wife, on Spruce ST.
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer France, who mutually
separated in Randolph some time since have
mended broken vows and will hold forth hence
forth in Canton. O. Thus it is that two hearts
again beat as one.
Thanksgiving services will be held in the Uni
versalst church next Sunday at 1890 a. M. and
the pastor will lecture on n''Sowing and Reaping"
in the evening.
Sunday evening. Dec. T. there will be a union
temperance meeting in the Universalist church
to be addressed by Rev. Henrietta G. Moore. of
Springfield,
The Congregational Sunday school have placed
their order for the coming years supplies with
S. G. Hale & Son. of Cleveland. at very advan-
| tageous rates.
W. S. Wright. acting chorister of the Congre-
gational Sunday school, is giving the school in
struction practice lessons each Sunday at
o'clock in the afternoon.
We have the best make Steel Traps; large
stock Axes. Hatchets. Files and Nails; also soap
stone foot warmers, Coal Pals and Tongs
Prices the lowest. HOPE NOVELTY STORE.
VIM. Jensen is reported in very dangerous
condition at the home of Thos. Jenkins. his in
juries being the result of fight in which he
| took one side and his brother Charles the other
| at the Black Horse Tavern, several days ago.
M. A. King has resigned as Organist at the
Disciple Church. his duties the road necessi-
tating such action. Miss Maud Maxson, who
for the past two years has presided at the Grace
Church organ, has accepted the position vacated
by MIR, King.
L. Rouse had three left hand fingers broken
and iacerated while coupling cars on the C & P
K Thursday. The company's surgeon here
dressed his injuries, and he then went to his
home in ellsville.
hrs. l. S, Ward went to Cleveland yesterday
to spend a couple of days with her sister. Mrs.
Royal Gurley, She was Joined by Mr. Ward
this morning
MIR. Luke Strickland. former resident of this |
county. now residing in Michigan. made visit |
of few days to his brother George. leaving yesN
terday morning for Massachusetts to visit rela-
tives in that state.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Packer visited his father in |
LimaVille Sunday. making the trip by overland |
They were gratiied to find his father, who has |
been hopeless invalid for many years, in a |
somewhat improved condition.
Business continues to boom with the MishIers |
Among their shipments last week was car load |
of cemetery posts to Baltimore. Md. The week |
cash shipments the largest since they have |
been in business. being about five car loads. |
mostly ofscemetery tile. They say their ship
ments this week will average more than a car
load day.
Sunday morning as Deacon A. ". Hinman was
alighting from his carriage at the Congregational
church his horse suddenly started and deprived
him of the support of his cru.ehes which he has
been obliged to use since his severe injury last
aggravated his former hurt greatly and will pro-
long his recovery it is feared for some months.
Mr.. Hinman remained through the morning
service. although he was evidently in much
pain.
While the ladies are holding receptions, teas
and card parties without number, a gentlemens
party is of rare occurrence. Such a gathering
was among the notable events of last Friday
| evening. when the pleasant home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. s. Paine. on Clinton Terrace, was
| thrown open to the friends Of MIR. Paine and
Mr. L. III, Kelley. Over fifty were present and
| the evening was pleasantly spent with cards.
every known game being represented. An
| elegant supper was served at 10 O'Clock, after
| which the amusements of the evening were re
sumed The company adjourned at seasonal
BILE hour. having thoroughly enjoyed themselves
| the entire evening.
| Converse & Son have a grand line of cold
weather eradicators, in the way of bed blan-
kcts, from roc. pair up; bed comforts. so cents
and up heavy underwear at so Cts: heavy all
| wool mittens 25 cts: heavy Canton flannel c.;
heavy horse blankets at ST; a big stock woolen
yarns 65 cts. 10. and up; and full line of win
ter goods. Go and see them.
LIST OF UNCLAIMED LETTERS remaining in
the Post Office at Ravenna. o., Nov. %, 1892,
for period of IA days or more:
A 3 Andrews. Willis Anderson. g e Barnard
Fortney, Ira Kirkland Mrs John Kirkpat-
rick. Mrs Annie Long 2, M Ling. a myers.
Mrs Chas Morley. Mrs Electa Palmer. Mrs Min
ME Percy. Miss Sarah Reed. Hurdle Reed drop,
Adam M VanGibbon. Garret Young, Calvin
| Willyard Miss Minnie Wheeler.
J.C. BEATTY. P. M.
Council lheld an adjourned session Tuesday
evening. No one appeared to know why they
were there until Solicitor Sperra reminded them
that committee. of which he was a member,
had been appointed the look up certain points
of law relating te new Town Hall ard City
Buildings. He read the ilaw ON the subject and
it was evident that nothing could be done until
the people have voted on the question. which
cannot he done until the spring election, and
the subject was dropped for the present. An
, hour Was spent in talking over matters pertain
ing to corporation affairs. but no business was
transacted.
Last Wednesday evening the people along