The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1893-01-11
THE DEMOCRATIC PRESS
RAvENNA. WEDNESDAY, Jan. II. ,es.

The Mishler Bros tile works did $28 .04O bu-
siness last year.
Il. H. Stevens. Esq.. of Cleveland. was in town
Tuesday.
Court opened with 10l civil and Is criminal
cases the docket.
Judge Ingell and sheriff Hart were in Gar
rettsville last Friday.
Lincoln Oviatt and wife. of Twinsburg. spent
three days at M. B. Mishler's last week.
Crane & Shepherd are putting in a ew furnace
at the Congregational Church.
Mrs. E. L. Winston is Frustrated with severe
attack of Iumbago.
Mr.. Williams has purchased strip of land so
feet wide. from off the Dauber property, ON the
west. for which he paid $50.
The Doreas Society will meet on Friday eve
ming of this week at Mrs, II, K. VanMeter's on
South NJ eridian st
Mrs. Mary Woodbridge lett for Chicago
last Friday evening. to remain an indefinite
period engaged in w IT U work.
| L.B. Logan and j Ashenhurst will meet
with the ProhiDi'ioDist of Portage County, in
tCitizens Hail. Ravenna January 2lst, at 10 u m .
| There were 174a packages handled at the Ad-
| ans Express COS agency in this city during the
month of December. They include everythin &
from diamond ring to a 600 pound bull.
Lusius Barnes suffered light stroke of .par-
| alysis last week. that has confined him to his
home on Cleveland Avenue. He is recovering
as man of his years can from such an ailment,
Be sure and hear Mr.. Dunlap at the Universal
ist Church. next Tuesday evening. January 17th.
Go, soon as possible. and secure your reserved
seat at Waller Bros. & Stevens.
The week of prayer at the several churches has
awakened renewed interest in the cause of reli
gion. the meetings being well attended. and
much interest manifested.
Friday was little too blizzardy for the work.
men on the Williams sad iron buildings but the
next day saw them out again. grading. excava
ting and laying stone.
A merry party of about twenty sleighrider
from Ravenna were entertained by Mr.. and Mrs
Lewis Mason. at their home between Randolph
and Atwater. last Satur lay night.
Miss Mabel Taylor and Zula Brigham enter
tanned about sixty of their little friends Thurs
day afternoon from to o'clock at the residence
of E. R. Taylor on Prospect street.
The memorial services of Myra Bell. daughter
of WILDER and Mary Roosa. will be conducted by
Rev. Andrew W illson. in the Disciple Church
Shalersville. next Sunday. January 18th, at 2;3
p. m.
Rev. Andrew Wilson will lecture next Sunda.
evening on Universalism as taught in the par
able of the rich man and Lazarus" THE ric
man also died and was buried. And in hell b
lifted up his eyes. being in torment"
Mrs. L. D. McGahan, of Devils Lake. D.
is visiting her parents in Marlboro. Stark Co
after remaining in this city. with her husband
parents. j. W McGahan and wife. from Thurs
day to Monday. She expects 10 return to Nortl
Dakota in about two months.
Theodore Clark. of Highland Home, sent us
last week. one of the new postage stamps. tn
first we had seen uncancelled, and they are Ger
tainly little beauties and well worth preserving
as souvenir. They are already becoming quit
common on letters from the larger cities. whic
are of course supplied first.
, Rev. S.W. Meek has rented the house on sout
. Chestnut street. occupied by. Prosecutor S.
Hanselman, possession to be given February Is
Mr.. Hanselman has purchased the residenc
property of George f. Douthitt. ESQ.,. on Ere
dom street.and expects to occupy it in the cour
of month or two
j. R. McQuigg.a Cleveland lawyer. says M
a Dunlap is natural born orator. His mann
o on the stage is most pleasing. and his voice
;, that could be desired. 1 have had the pleasu
= OF hearing him number of times. when the al
II dience was simply carried away by his ell
quence."
: The Wooster University Voice says: ''As
word painter. Mr.. Dunlap resembles Robert NJ
= 1ntyre. He displayed great power in this respec
! IL. n
Y. the Alps vivid and picturesque descriptio
n calling forth merited applause. His conclusit
was eloquent to high degree, and made de
impression on the audience. Mr.. Dunlap's le
ture is credit to any COURSE"
Prosecutor Hanselman is pleasantly located
his new office in the court house. which he
fitted up very neatly and handsomely. Tn
having business with him will please bear
mind the change. and not go to his former of
1t in the Blackstone Block. which he has vacat
Everyone knows, Or should know. that the co,
'llc ty provides all of its officials with offices in
court house. That of the Prosecutor is loca
% on the first floor. the first door to the left of
main stairway in the entrance hall.
nit
Daniel Ryan. foreman of the sole leather n
ma at the Ravenna Shoe Factory. had narrow
1pa cape from very serious if not fatal. injuries
Wednesday. As it is. he is going around wi
sewed up scalp wound and bandaged b
He was working near large and rapidly rev
ing wheel. being in a stopped position, and
ing occasion to go to another part of the ro
}. he arose somewhat suddenly. by which actiol
head was brought in contact with the wheel
edges of which were rough with hicks. Fo
nately. the contact was not a full one, but
ing wv" was 'uAoion' " INSTANTLY srelcn MI
shoe the floor, with ugly scalp wound, which
ater, profusely. Although it was a severe experit
he has not lost any time through the unfortu
IN. occurrence.