The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1892-01-06

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this city. He was a nephew of n D, CLARK
His mother, brother and sisters are living
and reside in Cleveland.
4 c. M. Scranton sold. during the year 1891,
I6I cars of coal,
u. NJ. Clewell has taken a new grip upon his
business. with the advent of the new year. the
s1p OF almost universal prevalence, having let
60 It's tenacious hold upon him, much to the
gratncatlon OF those with whom he has so long
"een pieasantiy familiar in business intercourse.
Bradford Rowland. Esq, received a telegram
| last Thursday. stating that his only brsther.
Joshua Howland.d that mornins. of la erippe.
at 4ne home OF his sister. in Union Springs, Y.
Mr.. ID. Immediately left for his sisters home.
upon receipt of the sad message.
Electric Bell Work of all kinds contracted
1 Tor at low rates. Door Bells Burglar Alarms
Electric Gas Lighting. Dining Room and Ser.
want calls. etc. Satisfactory work guaranteed.
WIN. II. HARTER,
| Telephone Office,
George H. Cook and Ezra Comstock were in
Akron, Monday.
Santa Claus remembered H.. L.. Beatty, ESQ.
with fine office chair.
The township trustees hold their J,nnarv
session today.
at tne annual meeting of the directors of the
fortage County Agricultural Society the annu.
al report OF the treasurer will be submitted and
full attendance is re4nested.
why not invest in few books and spend the
long winter evenings in profitable readingP We
nave an excellent assortment. and prices are
low. q MvTnS
Ariel Case. native of Rootstown, formerly
| of Ravenna, died in Cleveland Dec. a6 after trro
weeks illness ofpneumonia, aged 81 years and
| 3 months. His remains were inferred in pon.
dolph. 40 A'"n
| Hon. c. D. Ingell is contemplating anothor
southern trip in the near future.
r. B. Witter is very sick.
| R. B. Witter lost valuable pr.v borso .,,,
| morning Wills
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs M. P. Green. Dec, a
| a girl. 90
Hon c. D. Ingell is in Kent.
| b. M Madole and Doc Pitkin, with their
wives. are in Cleveland.
Mrs. Edith Stanley of W Walhondine is visitiro
ner mother. Mrs. E. F. Doty. She came tn at.
tend the funeral of her grandfather Solomon
Finch. O--OA
Born to Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Conant Monday.
| an II. pound boy
MISS Josephine Walter, daughter of Bernard
Walter. is sick with diphtheria, necessitatino
the closing of her bakery,
The quarterly communion service announced
in fho
oeen postponed for several weeks. The pastor
expects to be able to preach next sahbatb
morning and evening.
JACOB B. Kernaghan died at his home. COR
ner Oh cleveland and Lincoln avenues. last
evening" OF pneumonia, superinduced by la
grippe; aged 20 years. His funeral will he
neld from the house Friday at2p.m
1. II. Britton, ]. S. Smith & Sons Candy
maker, has been at home since Christmas. with
the grip.
The Penna. Co. has settled with Daniel Hur-
ley OF this place, for the death of his son Tohn
who was killed last August, near Limaville. while
IN the empluy of the Co. They paid 81 900.
The quarterly meeting of the Grace Church
Vestry was called for Monday evening, but a
quorum not being present, the meeting was ad-
Journed to date to be named,
The annual election of the CONGREGATIONAL 8
S.. held Jan. 3. resulted as follows: sunar;ntan.
dent. ID. B. Dickinson: Asst Supt., II. B. Coe :.
Chorister. Mrs. Lora Post; Organist and Pianist
Miss May Witter; Librarian. Mrs. Belle IuReT
sec. and Treas. Frank Elliott-Primary De-
partment: Miss Minnie Gladding, Superinten.
dent; Charles Aughenbaugh, Librarian,
frank Ford very kindly remembered the Press
Win generous supply of superb Jersey beef.
with which to crown the New Years feast. II
was juicy, tender and in all respects the cboicao.
specimen of beefwhich we have ever carved. The
Jersey !" is not only the prize animal as a bnt.
ter producer. but stands at the head for beef as
well. Franks Jerseys. like his "Sunnysde ),
goods are the best known on the market.
Landlord Miller presided over the "pood
things !" of New Years dinner. with the salts
1actlon OF teasting the largest company of hun.
sry guests tnat have sat down to his table du.
ring the holidays. 1t was dinner of the sea-
son., and what is always characteristic of the
spreads at this popular house, united the cboices
delicacies with the solid viands that constitute
the essential of every well gotten up mea
Inc public will always find the Miller House bill
OF fare adequate to the OCCASION
Last Wednesday, December goth, was tn
goth birthday anniversary of DR.. los. Wageoner
and some half dozen or more members of th
: Medical Society were his guests at dinner, afte
which they INDUCED in the usual discussions {
s subjects pertaining to the advancement of tn
4 science OF medicine, and adjourned until the
p next regular meeting. But in the evening
catherine of s4;11
ir held at the Doctors home. Some friend ha
:. taken the liberty to invite many others, and
d o CLOCK large company had gathered an
been heartily welcomed by Doctor and Mrs
t. Waggoner. All were their personal friends, an
is most If not all had known the doctor in his prc
II tessional capacity, and were gladt have know
him. as their presence bore witness. Asa sligl
token of their kind regards the guests presente
q. the DR., with large easy chair, and Mrs w. :
IS elegant rattan rocking chair, while beautif
nd clock bore the card: "Dr, and Mrs, Wa
goner. No presentation speech was made, b
,el before the guests departed, the Doctor took c
", cason to thank them for their presents, and
W. their visit, He said, " The life of a physici
IT. is peculiar one, he lives by the misfortunes
n' his friends, But few people realize the burd
OF responsibility which he carries, and the an
ms ETY. which it must cause him, And what NAL
lal the burden still heavier is the fact in some ca
NV his efforts are in vain, The wonder to me
,nt that after bearing this burden of care, anxi
af and responsibility these many years. 1 have k
his up the measure of strength and health which
have, But l am better and stronger today II
ho when | came among you, tWenty-eight We
ek. ago. and SO long as am here hope to be a
ten to work, and to be of some benefit to manki
S l shall not forget your visit and with N
Tor Waggoner, again thank you" Each of
,I guests echoed the wish that the doctors ye
of usefulness among us may still be many