The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1893-01-18
The DEMOCRATIC PRESS
RAvENNA. wEDNEsnAY, Jan. IS, 'es
Captain Geiger went to Canton. Monday.

Captain Geiger went to Canton. Monday.
Wanser Holeomb was in Cleveland yesterday.
Work has been resumed in all departments of
the Ravenna Shoe Factory.
A. B. Seymour is singing in the Congregation al
choir.
DC. Goodman took a c. & P train for syra-
cuse. N. Y. Friday.
the G. & P. Monday.
D. W. Thomas. of Cyclone. was c. & P. pas
senger for Cleveland yesterday.
Mrs. Fred. Left went to Cleveland yes
terday.
w. II. Linton is in Chicago. engaged in the
engineering department of the World s Fair.
The Portage County Teachers Institute will
hold meeting at the Bowery St. school building
in this city. on Saturday. the 18th inst.
VIM. NJ. Woodruff returned to Cleveland, Sat-
urday, after two days visit with his sister, Mrs.
J. 5. Marvin. =
Mills Lawrence has gone to Bucyrus. O.. to
take charge of the telephone exchange at that
place.
Mrs. Chapman Root. of Milwaukee. is visiting
her mother. Mrs. O. Sontum. ON North Walnut
street.
| Workmen have been busy right along with the
| Williams plant. notwithstanding the severity of
| the weather.
| Still lower prices on Cloaks. at Converse's.
| You can get good warm jacket for S 100.
A. J. Packer has been conined 80 the house a
few days by severe cold.
p. Madole went to Pittsburgh and Kensing-
ton this morning, prospecting tour.
mare belonging to Mrs. E B. Brown of this
city, died Monday night at Ii. II. Thompsop's
farm, in Shaiersvile.
If the party who stole the woolen scarf. OF
muller. from the f. j. Loud1n Shoe Factory one
evening last week, will return the same it viii
save trouble ard exposure. He is spotted.
Charlotte Pierce. of Hiram, was taken to the
Newburg Asylum yesterday by Sheriff Hart on
a warrant Of insanity.
For bargains in Dry Goods go to Converse's
for the discounts they are giving right along
will pay you 10 so.
The ice men are busy securing an abundant
crop of excellent quality of ice. from - to IL
inches in thickness.
The Ravenna Brick and Tile Co. have closed
i've cold weather.
Among the good things continued in 1898 may
be mentioned the glittering frost gems and the
beautiful snow. All rights reserved
The Basket Factory has suspended operations
during the extremely cold weather. We under
stand that important changes are contemplated
il the establishment next Spring.
Owing to the giving out of defective steam
pipe at the Buwery street school house, Monday
morning. school was suspended until the mex
morning.
L. H. Bean welded the .mallet at the grea
sale of trotting bred stock of Myers & Wagner
at Dayton, Jan. 5th and 9th. The stock brough
satisfactory prices.
The John F. Byers Company expect to max
their first consignment to Uncle Sam some time
this week. There few other shipments tc
be made before the yearly inventory is taken.
Landlord Morrow. of the Etna House, lament.
| the loss of one of his brown pointer dogs, which
was lost. strayed or stoIen-probably the latter
one day last week.
Robert Fletcher died at his home in Beecl
. Woods, of kidney trouble, Monday morning
| His funeral was held at his late home at I
], a. m. today, Rev. Harshman officiating.
1t is told of man who built great house an
invited his friend to see it. the friend offere
offered him this bit of advice: You need br
" one thing-a sgilded cage in which to have
trained parrot that would say. damned fools,
Miss Ada Hurlbut returns this week 10 james
s town, N. Y, after few weeks visit to her hon
g, in Raveuna. She has rented the unoccupie
1 e L II
n expects to occupy the same in the near futur
Mrs. Eastman. of Syracuse, N. Y, returnt
to her home Monday, after a weeks visit vii
Ravenna and AtWater friends. Matters pertain
ing to the estate of her sister. the late Nj
Needham. were the immediate cause of her Wis
to Ravenna.
The Methodist Sunday School was reerganiz
for the present year by the election. last week
the following officers; Supt. W. T. McConne.
;" Asst. Sup't. W. F. Jewell; Sec.. Leon Hardi
ic Treas Mrs. Lucy Smith Librarian. Miss Re
Jewell; Ghorister. Dennis Rogers Pianist. NJ
,al Mabel Phillips; Sup't of Infant Departme
X Miss Anna Smith.
lit The long. cold spell and deep snow is ve
hard for the quail. and m any more of the lit
ma feat hered beauties will be victims of ia
ma Frost han fall before the guns of hunters duri
the season. An occasional handful of grain
this time will go farther toward preserving
quail than all the laws which the legslat
C IN pass.
R. Fl. Wallace. Travelling Passenger Agen
> the Erie. was in the city Saturday. on busr
. in connection with the road. Mr. Wallace
gentleman whose genial manner embellishes
business relations with the public in ha
ng- and pleasing method .and the Erie and travel
noe public alike are To he eonoratulated unon
ter, a;;o,+ 81 ,Ioaaa-. t: -:
aSv olACloub anu pledeauL management In LllS