The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1892-02-10
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| Call en- Tibbals for Tintypes.
Miss Ida Seymour. of Rootstown. is visiting
her brother, A B. Seymour.
The protracted meetings at the Disciple
| Church continue during this week.
H. B. Strong. of Cleveland, was in town last
week, attending to some business matters and
calling on friends.
Mr.. Percy Owen and Miss Davis. of Youngs-
town. were guests of DR.. and Mrs I. Fl. Stevens
last week,
Harry Sharp. son of J. E. Sharp, of this city.
went to Akron last week, to accept a position
with the American Cereal Company.
Mrs. Jane Maley died at the old Maley home
stead, southwest of this city, Friday night, of
la grippe, aged about 90 years.
Her funeral was held Monday at 10 a. M,
from the Church of the Immaculate Conception.
We poticed DR.. Mcbride driving fine look
ing horse last week, which he had just purchased.
The animal is well bred and valuable piece of
horsefesh.
j. B. Shewell, of Rootstown, was in town on
Saturday. He said he had been taking care of
his father and mother. who were beth sick with
pneumonia, for more than a month past, his
| Last Friday W, T. McConney. the druggist,
stepped on match and the ignited head flew
across the store room striking and setting on
fire a curtain screen just back of the snow win
dow. 1t required lively work for few minutes
to extinguish the flames.
| fifty bird team match took place at the Gun
Club grounds Monday afternoon, between
Messrs. Bierce and NJ adole. and Grail and
Fletcher. The match was decided in favor of
the latter team by one bird the score being 65
to 66. and Bierce and Madole will pay for the
supper. They now have a :" horse apiece and
when the deciding match is shot there will be
| fun.
| The entertainment at the Universalist Chnrch
| Friday evening attracted so many p eople that
| the doors had to be shut long before the hour of
| the performance, disappointing large number
| of those unable to gain admission. In view oil
this fact the entertainment was repeated the
| next night, when the Church basement was
| again crowded. The program was well rem
dered. all the parts being well sustained and
the large audiences went away much pleased
and gratifed at what tney saw and heard both
| evenings. The receipts were about $67.
/ About one hundred guests assembled, last
Friday evening, at the pleasant Carpet Room
of A. T. Smith. No. 6. Phenix Block. upon in
| vitations issued by Mr.. and Mrs. Smith, Mis-
Smith, and Mr.. and Mrs. Davis. The commodi
Gus apartment was beautifully arranged, and
presented the appearance of an elegant parlor
but at the same time had the roomy proportion
of large hall, and the remark. what an ele
CANT place to entertain companyl'' was repeat
ed many times during the evening. Twenty
four table were placed around the room, anC
about O'Clock all being in readiness. the word
was given. and for two hours all thoughts were
centered upon the familiar faces and spots o.
the euchre deck. a halt was called and elegant
refreshments were served after which the gam
was.continued for an hour more. The prizes
seven in number. were then awarded and afte
a short social time the guests departed. 1t wa:
among the most pleasant social events of th
season. The score cards were designed ty MI
Benz. B. Wells, of New York City, and wer
> fine specimens of his artistic skill, being deco
rated with various designs. and were preserve
as souvenirs of the occa sion.