The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1893-02-15
DR.. M. G Mcbride is in Cleveland today

| s. F. Hanselman Esq. took the P. s. W. for
Youngstown this afternoon.
'' The w orld Against Her. % is booked for the
Opera House February 23rd.
]. A, Mooney is seriously ill at his home on
North Walnut st.
Mr.. Calhoun, of Cleveland. sang an offertory
solo at Grace Church. Sunday morning.
The Wells. Fargo Express Co.. have placed
| telep phone in their office. nun Der 81.
Walter Emerson. the greatest living Cornetist.
at the NJ. E. Church. February 25th.
F. D. Pitkin and family are visiting in London,
Ohio. They will return next Saturday.
The largest and finest stock of Spring Goods
ever brought to Portage County. to be found at
PIrKIN & MoNsEY's.
Call at PITKIN & MoNsEY's and see their ele-
CANT Spring Suitings. Nothing like them ever
seen in Ravenna.
A man named Bennett. who came here from
Pittsburgh, was fined 50 and costs by Mayor
Cole yesterday. all on account of whisky.
Don't fail to attend the Walter Emerson Con-
cert at the M. E. Church. Saturday evening,
February 18th.
Will Chapman. who has been with the ATTAIN
tic & Pacific Tea Co. at Akron for number of
years. is about to embark in similar business
for himself. in that city.
1.-The President" received a much larger
audience than was expected on such a night,
The company was evidently recently organized, |
but embraced some good talent
Mrs. DR.. Leonard returned from Cadillac,
Mich. last Wednesday. Her daughter Mrs
Beaver, was able to walk about the house when
she left. and should nothing happen to prevent.
will be in Ravenna in about two weeks for
prolonged visit.
LIST OF UNCLAIMED LETTERS remaining In
the Post Office at Ravenna O., Feb. Is, 1893
for period of ID days or more:
Ella Anderson, Miss Andlis Brandon, Lizzie |
Conner. Mrs. Claracy Fields. w. II. Graham, S
o. Hawkins 2. Chas. A Hall, L. P. Hill. E. E.
Leslie.
J.C. BEATTY. P. M.
Col. H. D. Seymour and James M. Overshiner
are at indianapolis attending natural gas meet
ing. They will represent ElwoCd and vicinity, |
and look after her interests. which will not suffer
in their CARE Elwood Qnd.) Daily Press,
Feb. 7.
THE Woman's Life Insurance Company, of
Chicago. is about to be incorporated, with
capital of $4,000. No discrimination will be
AAhOC Ou 1lSkS Oh account OF Sex, WHICH IS con-
sidered long step forward in what may be
termed insurance reform. Among the incorpo-
rators are Mrs. Mary A. Woodbridge, and son,
George B. Woodbridge.
Arrangements have been completed to place
electric clocks in the following places: Etna
House, Etna House Barber shop, Risdon &
Taylor and j. S Smith & Sons groceries. There
will be master clock placed in the C. & 2.
telegraph office. and hourly service will be
given. This will make six of these clocks in
use here F. c. Park. with his eyer ready en-
terprise, was the pioneer in the movement
having put the first one of the kind in his jew
elry store
Mr.. John E. Sharp received message from
Georgetown. Texas. last Friday. conveying the
sad intelligence of the death of his daughter
in-law, Mrs A L. Sharp. She was sick only
about two weeks. Her husband is left with
little boy about four years OH. to mourn her
loss. The many Rayenna friends of Fred Sharp
will be panied to learn of his aff1iction Those
familiar with his life know that it has been bur
dened with the sorrows of repeated tereaye
ments. and 1t would seem that he has drained
the last drop in the bitter cup from which all
mortals must drink. One of his objects in
going South was to remove himself from the
scene of an event that saddened his early man
hood. and now the death messenger has ap
peared in his household for the third time since
| he has lived in his adopted State,
Mr.. and Mrs. W Ii. Beebe gave Valentine
| party last night. in honor OF E. A Hyde ana
Miss essie Jones. OF Cleveland Mr. HYDE is
| the newly appointed Superin tendent of the Ra
VIENNA Gas and Electric Light plant and Miss
Jones is the young lady artist in charge of the
Ravenna School OF Art. There were eight
| tab IS, and hearts were trumps all the evening.
One haEd was played at table, and the losing
| couple driven away. In the selection of part
| score cards, one being his own with the table
number upon it. and the other bearing the name
| of his lady partner The cards were decorase ed
in water colors- hand painted and each adorn
/ ed with a finely executed face, On the ladies,
cards mottos or Sentiments appropriate to St.
/ Valentine day beautiful piece of art was
| panel graced with figures in water colors en-
| blematic of Valentine day, in which Cupid and
| his ever present target were the central objects
| amid group of bright faced young people.
Pendent from this was heart shaped card on
| which the rules of the evening were attractive
| ly lettered. This and the card decorations were
fine and many favorable criticisms were heard
for the artist. Mr.. Burt Canield. of Cleveland
1t was an evening of high social enjoyment
and an occasion of pleasing remembrance
Bert Garfield. of Cleveland Mrs W. A. Mason,
Chicago. and Misses Name Parsons and Anna
Hall. of W arren were out OF town guests.
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