The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1893-02-01

Miss Lena Walter was in Cleveland, Monday,
pension.
Mrs. 81. L. Beatty and baby daughter are vis-
iting in Cincinnati.
W. S. Wright and wife spent Sunday in Wind.
ham.
E. R. Hull of E. R. Hull Dutton. Cleveland
was in town Friday.
Quite lot of new machinery has been received
at the Ravenna Shoe Factory.
Henry Jackson having left the employ of the
Ravenna Shoe Company. left for Youngstown
Monday. to reside with his parents
Mrs. Margaret Bleadinghiser was in Steuben-
vile over Sunday.
Recellus Root is confined to his house by sick
ness.
The Lenten season commences on Ash Wednes-
day. February 18th.
Don't grab your neighbours left arm too pro-
miscuousy these days. It may hurt his feelings
Mrs. Byron Furry is suffering from serious after
effects of severe run of diphtheria.
Andrew Poe. who has been staying with a
daughter at Avondale. Pa, is visiting friends in
Ravenna.
social Monday night at the church parlors.
The large grindstone pit has been completed
in the main building at the Williams plant.
Mrs. Rebecca Miller is building another large
addition to her hotel and restaurant, near the
B. & O.
L. Felkel. of Cleveland. architect of the Will
| hams sad iron buildings. was on the grounds
| Thursday morning.
Surveyors Cole and ShewelI were busy with
interior measurements for the main and foundry
buildings of the Williams plant. last Thursday.
Master Tommy Reese. of Palmyra. returned
home last Friday. after visiting with his uncle.
7. NJ. Griffith. On Cleveland Avenue.
Misses Belle VanMeter and Matte Goddard
are making weeks visit with friends in Miner
va, Stark county.
/ Something less than ship load of machinery
has been received at the Turner building from
England. Seven more car loads are on the road.
Charles Brown died in Charlestown, Friday
night. The funeral was held at 1890, Sunday,
from A. Bishops. Interment in Freedom.
Hal Freeman went to Alliance Tuesday. where
he will engage in the electrical department Of
the Morgan Engineering Company.
II. D. Seymour. Secretary and Treasurer of the
Elwood Qnd.) Land Company. was home from
Saturday until Tuesday,
Rev. henrietta q. Moore. of Sprin gfeld. o.
will address the union temperance meeting thu
last Sunday evening in March, at the Oper:
House.
The excavation for the cupola of the William
plant is finished. and the floor in the main build
ing is about laid. which is now ready for tn
brick work.
The brick work is nearing completion on tn
two-story part of the Turner building. The 20
horse power boiler is bricked up, and work o
the boiler house commenced.
Miss Name Bremen. a noted soprano, {
Cleveland, will sing an otfertory solo at Grac
Church next Sunday morning. Miss Brenne
t sang at the funeral of ex-President Hayes.
; Sam. Phipp. of Phipp & Manning Youngstowr
was in the city Monday. Mr.. Phipp is promi
t neRt Democrat. having come within two vote
g. of receiving the nomination for Congress in th
: 18th District-the one in which DIR. Ikrt defeat
e ed the Republican nominee. Morgan. of Alliance
It is remarkable to note the depth of the fro
in the dirt piles that have been thrown up by tt
= graders at the sad iron grounds Workmen ha'
ing occasion to remove some OF these temporal
monuments of the pick and shovel were obligs
to penetrate through three feet of frozen groun
- The Curtiss Comedy Company are playing
: weeks engagement at the Opera House. II
= performances Monday and Tuesday nights we
= | well received. and should secure them crowd
n | houses the balance of the week. "The Tv
Sisters'' is the play to night
;. Mrs. Josiah Packer. in company with
. son John. of Marlboro. mother and brother
y A. J. Packer. visited him Thursday. returning
. their home in the evening. Their visit was o
- casioned by the illness of Mr.. Packer. whom tn,
,f were gratifed to find improving, though slowl
IL The Loudin Company are getting out sampl
h in the line of boys and youths shoes. which a
d certainly as neat and trim as can be imagine
An order fer 24O0 pairs of shoes was received
:. the Company last Thursday. new Nick
:, stitching machine has been ordered. which
expected this week.
"a LIST. OF UNCLAIMED LETTERS remaining
~ the Post Office at Ravenna o., Feb. l, Is
to for period of IA days or more:
Sc HB Brown. Fred Brooks ~. D Carmo
A. Miss Mary Hall, Lizzie Hartlerode Clara FL
- tlerode. Mrs Samuel Hatrick drop. Mrs I
az osborne. VIM Nash drop. Mr. Adam Parien,
n John Simpson, Mrs Ida Suter. Mrs Lucy
ne Smith, VIM Ryan, w V Roberts. Ann Ton
Mrs George Van Horn, Miss Addie Weita. NJ
Minnie Wheeler.
,at &c. BEATTY. P. N