The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1893-02-08
THE DEMOCRATIC PRESS
WEDNESDAY. Feb, s, ,es.

Thursday night.
The Presideht.''
At Opera House.
Call at C. A. MYERS for your Valentines.
F. Loudin was in town Saturday.
Joseph Walter went to Pittsburgh Saturday.
Bishop Leonard will visit the Ravenna Dio.
cese Sunday. April 9th.
WI Shrop and Rev. S. W. Meek went to
Canton yesterday to attend a Church Council.
Chauncey Davis is seriously sick with pneu
monia at his home O. East Main street.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. B. HeskIns. Monday
morning, a daughter.
Born. to Mr. and Mrs. Henry sutlif. Monday
a 1OZ lb, girl.
r. B. Montgomery. editor of the Newton
Falls Echo. was in town Tuesday.
See those new ceht tennis fannels at Con-
verses,
&C. Fox returned from Cleveland yesterday.
He informs US that he received orders for large
quantity of turned work for his new factory.
Miss Bergin went to Toledo yesterday. &C
compapied by Rev. FIR. Farrell
A lesson for old bachelors and marriagable
girls. at the the Opera House in 1.-THE Presi-
dent"
cyclone of laughter. whirlwind of mirth.
a mountain of fun. at the Opera House Thurs
day night.
'.The President" is the acknowledg g ed hit of
the season. Toni ght at the Opera House.
Mrs sllas Armstrong and little daughter. of
East Saginaw. Mich, are visiting her mother,
Mrs. Robert Doig.
VALENTINES in great variety, at
c. A. MYERS
Miss Juanita Walker. OF Mt Union. was the
guest of DR.. and Mrs. Jos Waggoner part of
last week,
Ladies. you will find at Converse's a good
line of Corsets. and get good discount off.
The new Mckay sewing machine has arrived
at the Loudin factory and all the departments
are now fully equipped.
You can find nice line of Dress Goods at
Converse's. and get bargains, as they are giving
from 10 to 25 per cent off.
Married. February 6. 1893 by Rev. andrew
Wilson, at his res tdsnce. Samuel Oby and
Mrs Sarah Cline, all of Ravenna.
The Loudin Shoe factory entered iuto a
contract with q K. Grant of Chicago. whereby
the entire output Of the factory will be taken
by that dealer
The office and finishing department of th'
Turner Co is up and under roof. The boiler
house Is now under construction 10000 ,00Q
bricks wore used in setting the boiler.
Marri, d. Feb. 7,h. 1e9} By Rev. Andrew
Wilson, at his residence. George Hemling ol
Sufield, and Miss Barbara A. Byers of Roots
town
Court Ravenna. A o F. of A. will hold ban
Erid ipht will ho add
from H. M. Wright, followed by music and lit
erary exercises, with dancing to close.
Hon C. D. Ingell has been deluged with con-
gratulations ever since Friday morning. ant
| there are no happier mortals than he. A fin
baby girl who will one day call him Papi
| changed the traditional unlucky day into one o
| the opposite extreme at his home.
Bread on the W aters." the drama that wa
played last week by the Young People of tn
Ravenna Universalist Church. to the great sat
isfaction of large audiences. will be given b
the same in the Town Hall. at Brimfeld Cente
Friday evening. Feb, 25th.
Pile drivers are at work on the foundations o
the sadiron boiler room annex The walls 0
the main building are going up rapidly, tt
first flooring is about all down. and every da
makes a great showing at this stage of wins
q
The Basket Factory was shut down from Sa
urday until Tuesday on account of ihe breal
ing of veneering machine. About twent
hands are employed at this busy place. and v
| are stold. the outlook for large spring trade
| excellent
Judge Robinson sentenced Frank Colt Ia
! Saturday to pay fine of $50 and costs on ea'
| count returned against him for selling Watert
milk. making total of $3.50 exclusive of cos
! The defendant excepted to the overruling OF
motion for new trial and will go to the Ci
cult Court on error
L. W. Wood has ceased to deliver goods f
the United States Express Co E. P. Me-
will continue to act as agent. with Office at t
&, & o. depot. An uptown branch ofica b
also been established at W. s Krake's grocer
with that gentleman in charge. The conve
fence of this arrangement will be 4 drawi
card for this enterprising company, which
pushing rapidly to the front.
Miles Mix. former Ravenn ian is shaki
hands once more with friends in the Ports
County Seat. He was at one time in Move
iewelry store. His home is now in Nilsson
Montana. During some of the recent cold sn
in that far away cline there was difference
So degrees in the temperature at Helena 6
Missoula, q distance Of 1875 miles.
y Rev.. Stanford Mitchell, of Boston, reach
here Tuesday to assist the pastor of the Univ
salist Church in a series of Good News M
ings, He is an eloquent preacher and ain
uneuualled as a vocalist and our citizens ar
be congratulst ted on the opportunity for fl
. of music and thought. All will be hear
welcomed.
T The Junior League of the M. E. Church
Iii give an entertainment at the ". E. Church
v the auditorium. up stairs, next Sunday event
~ This being the anniversary of the birt
Abraham Lincoln. fitting and suitable
gram has been arranged. which will occupy
III time of the usual evening services. All are
RT daily invited to be present.
IN IN Mr.. Geo. willard. residing near Early
was prostrated; by a stroke of paralysis
Friday. He left the house soon after noon
was not seen alterward until about o'cl
me when ne found lying unconscious ne
:. spring several rods from the house. whel
. had evidently gone to open the water fol
cattle. Every possible care was given hin
rs+ he never regained consciousness. and died
!. O'Clock Monday afternoon. The funeral
held at his late residence, at O'Clock toda