The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1892-12-28
The DEMOCRATIC PRESS
RAvnNNA. WEDNESDAY. Dec, as, ,ss


| The beautiful snow brought out the sleigh
| ing rigs. Christmas.
Grant Weigand is visiting his parents at Eliz-
abethtown. Pa. during the holiday week.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. J. Tibbals spent Christmas
with Youngstown relatives and friends. return
ing Tuesday.
Spencer Myers. of Leetonia. was in town Sun
day and Monday.
C. B. Wadsworth is home from Pa for the hol-
idays.
A three year old daughter of Checkley Palmer
of Randolph. died of membranous Group. last
week.
VIM. Sackett and P. Hatfield and family. of
Cleveland. were Christmas guests of the families
of I. M. Kelley and Geo. Paine.
A. D. Booth and wife. of Edinburgh. spent
Christmas with Davis White and family.
Dick Robinson was home from Annapolis.
Md, whore he is attending the U. S. Naval
Academy. on three days furlough. returning
Monday afternoon. He was looking well. and
expressed himself as pleased with the rigid dis
cipline required at the naval school.
Mr. and Mrs.W. S. Gibbons left on the c. & P.
Saturday. to be absent week. visiting Clevelan |
and Lake County friends.
their son Frank. of Akron. are spending the
holiday week with their daughter in Gambler.
All the latest Novelties in Silver and Glass, |
can be seen at store.
L.J. GODDARD, the Jeweler.
| Married December 20. 1882 by Rev Andrew
| Wilson at his res idence. evils II. Smith OF
Ravenna. and Miss Nellie Craig. of Rootstown.
Abram olmstead and family spent Christmas
in Akron.
Sheriff Jones spent Christmas with his daugh-
ter Jennie. on Hoadley street. Cleveland.
| I. R. Mason will will act as jailer and head
deputy for Sheriff elect Hart He will move into
the county mansion next Monday.
| Our Holiday stock of Silverware:is now on ex
hibition, and visitors much pleased with both
| styles and prices. F. c. PARK.
| Meetings will be held in the Congregational
Church every evening next week. except Satur-
day.
! Beautiful Work Boxes. Toilet Sets, Cuff ard
Collar Boxes. Solid Gold Jeweirv. &C. Prices
| the lowest HOPE NOVELTY STORE.
/ NJ. B. Mishler. with his family spent Christmas
with his parents in Mogadore. terminating their
visit Tuesday.
John Der4hick of Rittman. was the Christmas
guest of Charley Martin.
Frank Fleshman. accompanied by John Light
cap. visited his parents in Rootstown. Christmas.
| The new Office of the Mishler Bros is receiving
| its interior finishing cvat of varnish, and will
be ready for occupancy this week.
| Grant Shrop and wife. of Marlboro. visited his
parents. on South Prospect St.. Saturday.
William NJ. Myers and Lola Harper. Charles
town.
! Thursday. the 22nd, a little son OF Chas Del
| lenberger, of Randolph. while trying to walk.
fell and broke knee cap. One year is a rather
| early age for broken bones.
Misses Mattie'and Marie Carter are home fro m
| Philadelphia for the holidays. They are accom-
panied by W. F. Drennen and Miss Proctor.
brother in-law and sister of Mrs VI. II. Carter.
| Mr.. and Mrs. David Humphrey. of Mckee
Rock. Pa spent Christmas with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ. Cowles. Mr.. Humphrey re-
turning home Monday morning. Mrs. Il. will
| prolong her visit until after New Year.
| About twenty couples of young people at tend
ed the leap year masquerade at Riddle Hall The
costumes were fine and the music excellent and.
/ all enjoye themselves hugely.
Miss Mary Enders is spending the holidays
with relatives and friends at Steubenville and
Pittsburgh.
Roc. Olmstead has accepted position with the
John F. Byers Co.. and left Wednesday last
for Buffalo and Syracuse. N. Y. in the in the in
terest of the concern.
Don't waste your time in looking for q better
place to buy chains and charms. for Ladies or
Gents. We have the goods and will sell them at
very low figures. +. G. PARK.
Next Sunday at 1890 a. m. the partor OF the
Universalist Church will preach New Year
sermon, and in the evening give alecture on the
Signs of the Times.
Miss Violet Brigham and Mr.. Augustus
Schroeder of Cleveland, were married this af-
| ternoon, at the residence of the brides mother,
on South Chestnut St. The young people will
| reside in Cleveland.
Everybody is pleased who sees and purchases
from our choice selection of Diamonds. mounted
in every style. and at very lowest prices.
The finest assortment of odd Spoons: in ster-
ling Silver ever shown in the city.
LII. GODDARD. the Jeweler,
The annual meeting of the Congregational
Church and Society will be held on Friday eve
ming at O'Clock. instead of Wednesday As an
nounced last week.
We bought our II oliday stock for rich and poor
great and small alike. If you come early you
will have no trouble to make selection.
F. C. PARK.
LIST OF UNCLAIMED LETTERS remaining in
he Post Office at Ravenna o.. Dec. as. 1892
for period of IA days or more:
: Nellie Beardsley. Charles Clark (2). Richard
2 Henderson. Mrs Mary Holden Col VIM Kid
der. Mrs J Olmstead A Phelps W Pettifo
j. G. BEATTY. P. M
Our line of Novelties was never before so com
plete. Many new and beautiful designs.
F. G. PARK.
"Soap Bubbles" at the Opera House. Friday
: night. had slim house. and the audience did no
grow enthusiastic over the performadce. They
were followed. on Saturday. by Uncle Tom'
Cabin. with all the modern improvements. bu
even the dogs and donkeys failed for once to draw
paying audience.
At the Annual Meeting of Unity Lodge No 1
F&A M held Dec. 26. a. D. 1892. the following
officers were elected and installed for the en-
suing year: A Cole. W NJ; S f Jennings W
Y A Knapp J Wv s Krake. Treas; E Twit
: seer A Myers. D; Falrchild, j D; ]
J Laubert. Tyler.
One feature of our Holiday stock is that there
something for everybody something for every
body's purse. f. G. PARK.
Egbert Bestor. teamster at the County Infrn
ary for the past II years. died at that institutio
last Friday. after illness of three days. of heal
failure, aged 81 years. He went there II yea
ago. from Mantua. where he is survived by OF
sister. Funeral services were held in the buri
vault at Mantua Center. Monday.
M. B. Mishler generously remembered his er
poyes. by presenting each Of the married m,
in his employ Christmas turkey, and those T
naming in single blessedness. dollar each.
Uncle Sans coinage
The annual banquet of the Alumni Associate
= of Kenyon College for Northern Ohio was he
~ at the Stillman " in Cleveland. Monday. Re
=. J. A. Brown. of this nlace. was in attendance.