The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1892-12-21

Word received Yesterday from the pare nts of |
Mrs. Marie Beaver, whose serious illness called
them tc her home in Cadillac, Mich, recently,
reports her as still critically i'll. having had
partial relapse from which she was slowly but
hopefully rallying, her symptoms being consd- |
cred favorable for ultimate recovery.
change in the schedule of passenger trains
on the Pennsylvania lines wen into effect Sun
day, Dec, 1s, 1892. Under the new schedule the
time of trains at this station is follows: De-
part west at :3S m, rs m. 8 30 M. II 90 a
m 4:52pm; depart east. 90 m. 9:25 m, rs
D m q :52 o m. Ravenna accommodation arrives
at :05 m.
c. & P. engineers located the Williams plant
switch on that road today. Surveyor Cole has
completed the survey for the main buildings,
for which the contract will be let next Monday,
plans for the same will be completed by the
Cleveland architect Friday, and in few days
scene of busy activity will be witnessed, In
the rapid completion of the plant, and necessary
auxiliary accommodations for operations at the
earliest possible date.
Miss Mabel King. Hudson. teacher in the
art school of this city. has been unable to give
lessons for the past two weeks by reason of her
detention at home by sickness, She had suff
ciently rallied to notify her class that she ceu Id
give them lesson Saturday at her home and
he entire class gladly avail ed themselves of
he privilege of resuming work at the studio OF
Miss King in Hudson.
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LIST OF UNCLAIMED LETTERS remaining in
| the Post Office at Ravenna, o., Dec. /, 1892
| for period of IA days or more:
| Albert Bash, Fred Bauer, Marvin Fink. Mrs
| Mary Flick. o A Hoskin. Mrs Chas Hewes MRS
| Kennedy. KautZ, Mrs Minnie Laughlin
| f Mohr, MIR Myllyniemi, VIM H Mckinley
Samantha Porter, Smith Parker, Adam Purai
men, Miss Kate Stenger, c Shrader drop
Mrs Lillian Smith. Schumacher Bros, Johr
Tobler. j W Williams (drop)
J.C. BEATTY. P. NJ.
Last Friday afternoon Mr.. e. D. Pitkin. whil'
hitching up his team. had the middle and indel
fingers of his left hand caught in snap on tn
harness, and the horse jerking. the flesh was com
pletey stripped from the index finger and tn
second finger pulled off at the knuckle joint tn
tendon being pulled out above the wrist. DI
White was called and amputated the finger abov
the joint. The injury is very painful one, bu
is doing as well as can be expected.
Tuesdays Cleveland Leader contained a sur
prise for Ravenna people, being the announce
ment of the marriage of Miss Halle Scarf.
popular and accomplished teacher in our schools
and Mr.. II. E. Smith. of Cleveland. The wed
ding took place last October. and has been keI
a secret by the parties until. account of an el
ror in a Cleveland paper it was brought to lig b
The happy pair are now receiving the coDgratr
Iation which have been so long delayed.
Capt. AlIcook's team started yesterday morn
5 ing, on Sycamore. and ran up Main street. wit
the evident intention of going home. In from
of Krake's. they ran against hitching pos
, which was snapped off without materially CHECK
ing their speed. The icy condition of the roa
prevented their making the turn on Chestnut
and the wagon struck another post. and tea
cleared themselves from the wagon. leaving i
with large quantity of spilled milk" broke
bottles and battered cans at Krake's east from
The horses were caught and found to be unil
jured. The hind wheels ofthe wagon were some
what splintered and badly dishsd. and the doc
, and one side of the wagon badly demoralize
One large can and several bottles of milk we
not injured. and the Captain procured -anoth
wagon and was soon zen his way rejoicing" tn
: the accident was no worse.
y We congratulate our farmer friends upon &
treat that is in store for all of them who take
e troub lie to attend the Farmers Institute ne
s Friday and Saturday. While the commit
have kept in mind the fact that the Institu
should be- practically educational in regard
it farm and household economy. they have not fc
o gotten to arrange for breaking the monotony
= the sessions. and treat in the way of fine mus
largely vocal, will be introduced. Everybo
1t especially those who have heard her. will wa
q to hear the recitation of Miss Morris. These "
10 be some of the sweetmeats intermingled with
y substantial part of the feast.
10 The sessions will all be free. Bear in mi
,, that the President expects to open the Institu
a promptly at 10: sc a. m. Friday. Every body
invited. The citizens of Ravenna village are e
pecially invited to attend the Friday event
{ session. and hear what DR.. Chamberlain has
- - say about the education of our children.
TX NoTICE.--The annual meeting of the c.
lg gregational church and socisty o. Ravenl
a will be held at the church parlors Wednesd
b evening" Dec. 2s. at O'Clock; at which til
ne the treasurer's report vii! be read and pass
ie' upon a finance commit5oe and treasurer
pointed Tor the year 1923 Immediately foll
ar. ing, at O'Clock the annual meeting of chur
We will be held for the report oil benevolences
n past year and the election of two members
he the prudential committee, ushers and clerk
gh the ensuing year and transaction of otl
is church business. A full attendance of the me
So bers of the church and society is desired.
In H.B. DICKINSON.
ba Clerk of the Church and Society
pr FW WOODBRIDGE,
he Clerk of the Church.
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no, Mayors Court.