The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1892-11-30
the DEMOCRATIC PRESS
RAvENNA. WEDNESDAY,. nov. 80, ,es
Beautiful Lamps at Ford's.

Beautiful Lamps at Fords.
New Goods at Gardner's.
Miss Ida urroughs will entertain the W hist
Club Friday night.
Geo. Dunning, Road Supervisor of the P. &
W., was in town Saturday.
Read Ford's ad. every week.
Col. Risdon has so far recovered from his re-
cent illness as to be at the store again.
c. S. and Roc, Olmstead have finished their
work at Lindale. and are home for the winter,
Thanksgiving brought nearly all the Ravenna
boys home to the annual feast and 1amily gath
erings of the day.
Dwight Knapp resumed his position at the
Erie depot yesterday morning. after an illness
of about month.
You should see those new 5cent prints and 8
cent dress ginghams, at CoNvERsE's.
Sunday Schools supplied with gifts at low
rates, att Ford's.
Mrs. Ed. Fletcher returned to her home in
Crestline Saturday, after visiting with Ravenna
friends.
A P. & w. special. containing corps of Off
cials on a tour of inspection, passed through
Ravenna Saturday.
M. B. Mishler and family spent Thanksgiv-
ing in Twinsburg with his brother in-law, Lin.
cLln Oviatt.
Mrs. E. E. Stedman. of Newton Falls, joined
in Thanksgiving family gathering, numbering
I6, at D. C. Gardner's, Lincoln Avenue.
Miss Minnie Kline spent the week from
Thanksgiving with her parents. returning to
Akron the 28th.
Dorcas Society will meet at Mrs Henry
Goddard's. East Main St.. this week Friday
evening.
Parties in need of a good dictionary should
take advantage of our special low price or
WeDster's International. G A. MYERS,
The Disciple Ladies are busy making usefu
and fancy articles. and will have them on sale
before Christmas.
IL Prof W illiams. the Welsh tenor, AMI Charles
Hswlew. the baritone. are with the Forest CITY
Concert Co., which appears here tomorrow
(Thursday) evening.
LII. Bean has purchased from Mrs. Mulvey
a year old mare and a year oln horse. bo Il
sired by Pilot Wilkes. They are good ones and
no mistake
&C. Park and family had two days Thanks
giving. Thursday because it was the Nationa
Thanksgiving day. and Friday account O.
the arrival of an eight pound girl at their home e
Misses Fannie and Lizzie Twitt, Mrs. Emma
Nelson, Mrs. Fannie Dunning and son Harry
of Cleveland, were Thanksgiving guests of E
Twitt and wife.
H. F. Caris shipped the last car of brick from
his yard Saturday, it being the winding up o
the years business, amounting to about mil
lion.
Mrs. Greenleaf, who has been an invalid fol
many years. and who recently went to Battle
Creek. Mich. for treatment. is reported very
much improved.
D. M. Clewell took the c. & P. flyer for New
York yesterday afternoon. He will have some
thing of special interest to say concerning his
trip, in connection with the Holidays, on his
return from the metropolis.
Rev.J. B. Ashley delivered the evening dis.
course at the Congregational Church. Sunday.
He is profound and logical speaker. and treat
ed the subject upon which his remarks were
based. Doubt, in most exhaustive and help
full manner.
Miss Mabel King, of Hudson. will teach q
class in Water Colors and Oil. at the Studio. to-
day and every Wednesday during December
commencing at / p. m. A good number OF
pupils are enrolled. and everything bids fail
for profitable term.
Ralph Williams, of Freedom, who for the
last three years has been pupil of our schools.
is now attending the high school in Garrettsville
and boarding at his aunt's. Ralph is a good
scholar, and will be missed both by the pupils
and his teachers.
The large number of town families who took
THANKSGIVING Dinner at the Miller House had
that fullness of appreciation of the blessings oi
the years harvest of plenty. commensurate with
gastronomic safety, as they sat down to the
feast of good things with which the tables were
spread. Jim is famous caterer. and hi:
Thanksgiving feasts are no exception to the
daily menu at this popular house.
.. w. Burgess died at his home, about mile
southeast of town, Monday morning at 81,
o'clock. after an illness of some weeks from 3
com ,lication of diseases. Brief services wert
held at 10 o'clock at the house, the final obse
quies taking place at Il at the Congregations
Church today. The deceased was in his 77tl
year.
Miss Winnie Thomas was agreeably surprise
Thanksgiving evening by the young ladies o
| the Reines de Cuisine' Cooking Club, wit
| their gentlemen escorts. Progressive euchr
was the amusement of the evening" the frs
prizes being awarded to Arthur Webb and Mis-
| Eva Wolford and Miss Ida Thomas and Harr
| Jackson won beet and bottle of .'catch up.
the low prizes. Refreshments were served b
the young ladies. and the evening was yer
pleasant one for all.
Edward Hayes, the Kent tough, and a rece1
parole graduate from the Ohio pen. who h;
been Willing away his leisure hours at the HI
tel Jones, for some time, on charge of assau
and battery, was brought before Judge Ingel
Saturday, and threw himself upon the mercy
the court by acknowledging his guilt; wher
upon. upon promise that he would sign Il
pledge and abandon his evil ways, the Tud
compassionately imposed a fine of $1,000 onl
with costs. aggregating $23.1o.