The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1892-11-09
THE DEMOCRATIC PRESS
WEDNESDAY. nov. ., ,ss
wanuer Holoomb was at Brier Hill. Monday

Wanzer Holcomb was at Brier Hill, Monday
on business.
R. R. Montgomery, editor of the Newtol
Falls Echo, was in town Monday.
Charles Merits spent Sunday at the home Of
his brother Phillip in North Benton, being ap
prised the previous day of his sustaining injuries
by falling from an apple tree, which fortunately
were not serious.
Mrs. Will Halcomb is visiting her brother:
family in Newton Falls
The cutting room of the Ravenna Shoe Fac
tory has been moved to the third floor
w. ]. Shrop has been incapacitated for labor
since Friday last, by rheumatic attack
Mrs. E. S. Comstock is visiting her daughter
Mrs. c. H. Goodman, in Pittsburg.
Miss Lena Walters has been engaged as first
soprano in Grace Church choir.
Miss Gussie Buss. of Hudson, was the guest
of Miss Mary Brow. Monday.
". Patton. Gen. Supt. of P. & W., passed
through Ravenna Monday, on tour of inspec-
ton.
During the last eleven years. A. B. Fairchild,
now with w. A. jenkins & Co.. has taken
charge, as undertaken, of 1893 funerals.
DR.. H. H. Spires will discontinue his regular
weekly trips on Tuesday and Saturday, to Ed
inburg, after Nov. 9th. 1899.
Another gravel train will be put on. in addi-
ton to the two how at work on the P. & w.
between this place and Cuyahoga Falls.
Miss Mary Hail. of Almonte, Canada, who
has been Visiting Mrs Jas Wilson and other
sisters. since last June. returned to her home
this evening.
Prof. Stickles opened his dancing school for
children Thursday afternoon, and the one for
the young people in the evening of the same
day, both classes having a large attendance.
We are indebted 10 A. w. Beman. Esq, of
Cleveland. for copy of the Proceedings of the
State Board OF Equalization, of which he was
a leading and efficient member.
Elie night operator McCloskey and wife are
visiting their parents at Cochranton, Pa, for
few days Mr. stevenson relieves Mr.. McClos-
key during his absence.
Mrs. Robert Beatty and children. accCmpa-
MED her sister, Miss Adelaide Black. on her
return to her home in Oil City, last Thursday.
Mrs. Beatty will remain with her parents three
weeks before returning home.
Will Newton, an experienced cutter from
New Hampshire, arrived here Saturday night.
in ful6llment of an engagement with the Ra-
VIENNA Shoe Factory, to take a position in their
cutting room, and commenced work Monday
morning.
Mr.. Livingston, foreman of the cutting room
at the Ravenna Shoe Factory, is convalescing
from severe attack of typhoid malarial fever
1t will require some time for his full restoration
to strength, enabling his resumption of labor.
The morning and evening services at the
UniverSalist Church were largely attended last
Sunday. The morning was given to the annual
memorial exerci-es commemorative of deceased
members. The church was profusely decorated
with flowers and potted plants, and the occasion
was one of impressive beauty and tender
tribute. throughout
Leon Thompson, who has made many friends
during his three years residence in Ravenn. left
for Upper Sandusky, his parents home. yester-
day morning, having terminated his engagement
with Furry & Seymour last Saturday. He ex-
poets. in the near future to take position as
salesman in Columbus clothing house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Robbins. of Shell
Rock, Iowa, who have been visiting his niece.
Mrs. DR.. Applegate, of Windham. and friends
in his former home at Newton Falls for the past
two months, were guests of Mrs F. M. Rum
baugh, Thursday. remaining until Friday morn
ing, when they took an Erie train on their
direct return home. This is the first visit Mr..
Robbins has made in Ohio since his removal,
So years ago.
The Board of Road Commissioners Of Hiram
Free Turnpike VS. Caleb c. Rice ct ais Tenn
porary injunction allowed.
This suit is brought to prevent defendants
from using narrow tired wagons in hauling
over this turnpike, they being engaged in haul
ing heavy loads of coal from the Ry. station to
Hiram, to the injury OF the road, as set forth in
the application filed. The suit is brought under
State statute empowering Co. Commissioners
to regulate traffic on all improved roads.