The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1892-11-16
The DEMOCRATIC PRESS
RAvENNA. WEDNESDAY,. nov. 10. 'ss
c R. Baldwin was able to walk out Tuesday

xAVENNAs WEDNESDAY. NOVs 16S '9<
C. R. Baldwin was able to walk out Tuesday
Mr. and Mrs. t. nj. Griffith were in Cleve
land over Sunday.
tom Sawyer at the matinee Saturday sf.
ternoon.
r. H. Day of Massillon. wss in town over
Sunday.
L. E. Stanley spent Sunday with the family OF
DR. Nj g Mcbride
NJ. Stuart and daughter Emma went to New
York Sunday morning.
1T. siJdall is painting aud otherwise im
proving his Central Avenue residence property
] II you are fond OF Escaloped Oysters go to
the Disciple Church for supper Friday evening
Miss Jennie Ratcliff. of Warren. was the
guest of MIS-. l T. Siddall, last week, returning
to her home Friday evening.
The B, & o have secured the Armour dressed
beef shipment from Chicago 10 New York. the
first train passing through here Tuesday.
Mrs. Grant shrop and daughter Bath. OF
| Marlboro, were visitors Of Mr.. and Mrs. w j.
shrop from Tuesday to Wednesday evening
| The Burton Comedy Co will play Mark Rem
shaw at the Opera House Saturday evening.
Rev. o. G Colgrove, of Kent. will preach in
| the Uniyersalist Church next sunday forenoon
and evening. in exchange with the pastor.
Miss May Risk, of Brimfeld left on the 1
O'Clock G & P train Monday night for New
York where she win make protracted visit.
Marie Herbert Frchman. in 1.-THE Witch" is
booked for the Opera House the 23rd. Wednes-
day evening of next week
We have choicest Tub Oysters. direct from
Baltimore. HOPE NOVELTY STORE
:. Down the slope,'' at the Opera House.
Friday evening. Secure seats at J. ,. Smith &
Sons.
C, II, Pitkin has bought out B. NJ. Madole's
Bakery and Ice cream rooms. and will continue
the business at the same place
Mr. Robert Gibson. Of Youngstown. visited
Ravenna friends sunday. Mrs. Gibson, who
spent the past week here. returned with him
sunday evening.
The Dorcas Society will meet Friday eve
ming at Mrs. Z, Aasbroack's. on Mill st. ALL
ladies interested in Dorcas Work are invited.
Pitkin q Monsey have leased the room occu-
pied by the Candy Kitchen. in Riddle Block,
and expect 30 move in lew days.
A reception is to be given Friday evening by
MIR. and Mrs ,Chas Franzheim. in Wheeling,
for Mrs J. w. Holcomb. who has been visiting
them the past two weeks.
At the meeting of the R. II S. L. S. held last
Friday afternoon. in the High School room
several excellent recltations and essays were
delivered.
one hundred first class Chopping Axes. from
Has RI hiSaO Mt
OF s5 per cent Uhopping Bowls. Slaw Cutters
Stoneware. HOPE NOVELTY STORE
The P,sC. E of the Disciple Church gave
an entertainment at the Church psrors last
evening
auditor Freemap's annual report shows the
public indebtedness OF the County as follows: {:
rota, Indebtedness. Szs7, ,sss; $1,000 of which is
County indebtedness and the balance local.
Marrlsd, November Q. by Rev. : ndrew Will
son. at his residence, H. Herbert Hine. of Ram
dolph, and Miss Lila B. Chapman. of Roots
town.
The citizens of Ravenna will generally pat
ronize the Lecture Course this season, and sure
ly they are invited to a rich treat ON very rea-
sonable terms.
Union services will be he'd at lhe Congrega-
q. Richards. of the Disciple Church. will de-
liveY the discourse.
Two hocks Of wild geese went over Wednes-
day last, flying east with the election returns
from ,Ipdiana. Illinois and o;her PARTS of the
Wess-at last Republicans under tood their
plaintiyu cries 10 be : Lost ri = LostP'
Fred. Sehweitzar. }. E. Metzser. Van Bergen
and Barney yanderweis. OF Cleveland. were
guests OF L"ui> Sohweltzer last thursday aDd
Friday they spent ne two days after quail
and rabbits and cirried hame L fair bag
Kfttie. the younee est child OF Harvey Curtis.
died at the the family residence on south rros
pect st Monday morning. at 30 O'Clock. after
brief but severe attack of pneumonia with
brain complications She was in her lGth year.
The funeral was held Wednesday at p. IN +.
at the disciple church. Rev. g, Laughii OF
New burg. officiating.
The Mantua Herald announces change in
its management MIR. A. w Russell having en-
tered into partnership with Mr. Brown. They
promise to M ke the Herald a live local paper.
May their efforts be crowned with success
Walter Fletcher advertised to sell three head
| of horses at auction last Saturday. including
the standard bred tretting hors e. Col. West
U. r.
f1rd. for S7S.5O. AS Mr.. Fletcher did not care
to give the other two animals away they wert
not put up,
| A Reception will be given on Friday evening
| of this week. at the Disciple Church. to Rev o
| A. Richards and family. to which cordial in
vitation is extended Supper from to o'cloct
furnished and served by persons living in tht
north part of town. Tickets 10 cents.
The Ravenna Lecture Course will be opened
tomorrow, Thursday evening. by an Art Enter
| ttinment by John w. Bowles. All holders o
Course tickets who desire to select seats for thu
season. are requested to do so by noon. Aftel
noon reserved seats can be secured for this en-
tertainment
Mrs. Wesley Stanford died at her home il
Rootstown last Saturday morning. ,of Bright
disease of the kidneys. Her funeral was he'll
from the Rootstown NJ. E. Church. at p N
yesterday. Rev. Wright officiating. She ha
been confined to her room for 10 months.
Newton Falls Echo Earl Oviatt was in Rs
VIENNA this week -Sherm TuttIe was in Rs
veuna Tuesday. Hattie Stump. of Car
ton, Ill, is the guest of her sister. Mrs. d
Pappa.- Mrs Will Holcomb and children
Rayenna, are visiting at the home of DIR. G. n
Rice
i Mrs. Mary Parks. eldest daughter of Lyma
W Pike, of Brimfeld died in Chardon Geaug
Co.. on the 9th inst aged So years She was a
excellent woman and had many friends
this county. Her funeral services. coHducte
by Rev. Andrew Wilson were held in the Il
e. Church in Chardon. last Friday. and wei
largely attended.
, Kingsbury Bros. report business at the Ba
ket Factory as booming. Among the rece
shipments are $1,000 Thread testers to the n
tional Machine Co. Allegheny. Pa. 1000 dozt
of basket material to e F. Steele of Pitusburl
and 400 doz. of the same material Monda
Tue material is braided and punched, and ha
dies furnished, the parties to whom they a
shipped having only trifiing am ouut of wor
10 complete them ready for use.
The Garfield Club Banquet which is to be he
at Youngstown Friday evening, will not.
, imagine. be an occasion of happy congratul
tions among the Republicans who will assent
on the occasion. among those who will be
attendance are tw enty- five or more from d
city. including Messrs. j. C.. r. G and H.