The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1893-03-01
THE DEMOCRATIC PRESS
RAvENNA. WEDNESDAY. Ear. 1, ,ss
In the cleaning. oh. my darling.
When the shadows fit and stroll.
Won't you take the largest scuttle

In the cleaning. oh. my darling.
When the shadows fit and stroll.
Won't you take the largest scuttle
And fill it up with coal ?-Inter- Ocean,
Cash for Butter and Eggs. at KRAKE's.
Mrs. F. M. Rumbaugn is visiting in Windham
F. P. Chapman's Bargain Clearance Sale will
continue for few days. See his advertisement
D. NJ. Clewell was in Cleveland. Monday and
Tuesday.
The dye works stack was again raised yester-
day.
The sad iron engine and boiler room will be
foored on Stag foundation.
Mrs. J. H. Ray. of Rootstown. visited Ravenna
friends last week.
Misses Sarah Morgan and Ida Simpson are
visiting in Leavittsburg.
Frank Kenward and family spent Sunday in
Kent.
Elmer. the seven year old son of W t. Me-
Conney. is dangerously sick with a fever.
M. B. Mishler and family were in Mogad ore
from Friday to Monday.
Mrs. J. D. Watterson. of Cleveland, il the
guest of Ravenna friends.
The little daughter of c. q. France is quite
seriously ill.
Charles Bishop. who lives in the Riddle Block,
is sick with a diphtheretic sore throat.
Horace Barber is quite sick at his home on the
Streetsboro road.
A. L. Tidball. of GarrettsviIle. dentist, was in
town Saturday.
A. ]. Gemberling took the c. & P train for his
home in Sealinsgrove. Pa. Monday.
Mrs. F. Kammerer went to Columbus via G. &
P. last week.
D. D. DudIow returned to Dunkirk, N. Y, last
Friday. via C. P.
e. P. Russell. of Pittsburgh. spent Sunday with
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Russell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Baton of Kensington, are gu ests
0f John Kirk. on Lincoln Avenue.
If possible. operations will be comm meneed at
the Turner plant in three weeks.
Chauncey Davis has SO far recovered from his
attack of pneumonia as to occasionally venture
out Of doors.
]. A. Mooney is a little improved. although
his ailment. erysipelas. still confines him to the
house.
Mrs. F s. Comstock dislocated bone in be,
left knee last Saturday making very painful in
jury.
Mrs. Mary A. Mcbride and daughter Minnie
OF Garrettsviile' are visiting her son. DIR. M. G.
Mcbride. and family.
The Girl Spy will be repeated in Ravenna on
March 18th and 18th. at the Opera House, for the
benefit of the caste.
The Girl Spy was played by the Ravenna caste
In Mantua. Saturday night. to crowded house
There were about rs present from this place.
A fine B. & O. special passed through Raven ns
Monday night for Washington and the inaugu
ration.
The j. F. Byers Company shipped anothe 81
Government hoist today. to be used in the Mis-
souri, River Improvements.
Ralph. oldest son of Frank Crooks.who reside
on South Walnut Street. is down with pneumo
mia. but is improving.
Henry Mishler. of Mogadore. was again pros
pecting for pottters clay in this vicinity Monday
this time on the farm of A. M. Hinman.
The new crusher due at the Mishler tile work
had not arrived yesterday. The works have bee,
idle for week on that account.
Lenten service every Friday at 4:3o D. m. q
Grace Church. for the especial accommodates
of school children and other younger attendant.
Preparations are being made for an entertain
ment to be given by large number of children
at the Congregational Church, before the end @
March.
John Calhoun.w who has been in New York Cit
for the past few years learning the tailors trad,
visited his parents in this place, reaching her
Saturday. and returning yesterday morning.
The Ravenna Brick andTile Works have turr
ed out 10000 feet of tile since commencing Ii
manufacture of the articIe.about two weeks az
Brick making was resumed yesterday.
The Cleveland & Pittsburgh R. r. Comnar
are making heavy Stag fill for their switch
the sad iron plant. A week will probably wi
ness its completion and the laying of the rails.
c. G. Byers. travelling salesman for the J..
Byers Co.. returned from hurried tour in IL
Old Dominion State. Sunday Tuesday he go
to Toledo. and next week to Florida.
Y Marvin Kent was in town Monday. He Il
for New York City. Tuesday night in respon
to telegram conveying intelligence of the da
y eereus illness of a brother.
John Derthiek and wife, of Rittman. O.. we
in Ravenna last week. He has engaged with
+. Carts as his engineer for the coming seast
and will move to Ravenna in few weeks,
Oracle. the little four year old daughter
Miles Kingsbury. is dangerously i'll with pn
monia. The family reside at the west end
Lincoln Avenue.
Mr. L. H. Britton. well known and popu
clerk in j. s. Smith Sons grocery, is recoy
ing from two weeks Illness venturing up
the store for the first time. Monday.
. No. and Mrs. II. F. Stacy took the G. p.
8 Boston last Saturday. Mr.. Stacy was foren
of the finishing room at the Loudin Shoe Far
ry.
J.: Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Poe t ook the G. & p.
1 Cleveland. Saturday. after several weeks '
v IN Kavenna. They expected to leave Cleyels
on Monday for their home in Fargo. N. D.
! Dr. II. c. Goodman. of Hudson. was called b
. Monday. by the illness of his sister. Miss lie
Coolman. Her mother is just recovering fro
II sickness that prostrated her the greater par
- last week.
q large boiler and engine for the sad iron VIC
is side tracked on the Williams switch. The
gine is an Atlas" made in Indiana. being
the same make as the one at the Carbon Wo,
1t is a large engine
ng Saturday night. Pete Canning and Louis Po
son hired horse and cutter from the livery
ole OF Mrs. S. r. Poe. and just this side of 81
ersvllle they tipped over by turning out fl
Q huge snow drift. the cutter encountering a
Matters were further complicated by the b
ice baking, but finally the party was able to
for ceed. On their return trip the cutter was a,
Law overturned in the same place. and this tim e.
, in stead of baking. the horse ran away, badly
molishing the sleigh. after run of about
, half mile.