The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1893-01-25

Claypole's lecture next Tuesday evening
Get full meal of - Bread on the Waters, -
next Monday evening. You will relish it.
The B. &c o. have delivered 1s cars Of material
for the Williams plant thus far.
Mrs. A. NJ seibel and little daughter Marie.
went ito Mantua to visit friends during this
week
Don't fail to see and hear Dilly. who was
picked up from the streets. and will appear at
the Universalist Church next Monday evoning
If the size of the congregation next Tuesday
evening equals the value of the lecture. the
Church will be crowded to hear Prof. Claypole,
The Curtiss Comedy Company will produce
Jason Joskin for their opening piece. Eiouday.
January 30th.
Next Sunday will be Young Peoples Day.
in the Universalist Church ALL both old and
young. are cordially invited to attend. Appro
pirate services at 10: 80 m.
Good News Meetings in the Uniyersalist
Church will begin Tuesday evening. Feb. 1st
Bev Stanford Mitchell, the celebrated Boston
vocalistland preacher. will assist the pastor.
The Y. P s. c. E. of the Disciple Church will
hold a Dime Social at the Church parlors, on
Monnay evening. Cake and coffee will be
served. and fine literary program will be pre-
sented.
The Curtiss Comedy Company will play a
weeks engagement at Reeds Opera House.
commencing Monday. January 3Jth. Three
prizes will be given away to the ones holding
the lucky numbers.
An exciting sight it was to see horse at
tached to cutter rear aud fall backward, on
West Main, near Diamond, last Friday. Horse
and driver unhurt.
Twenty-Five carloads of Swedish pine logs
passed through Ravenna last Friday night over
the B, Il o. billed to the Columbian Exposition.
d. Hunt. Division Roadmaster of the B &
o., P. & W division. who Is located at Gallery
Junction Pa. wos calling on Ravenna friends
last Friday.
Mrs. Adaline Coy. wife of o. w. Coy, died
Sunday morning from the effects of fall sus
tanned about two weeks ago. Her funeral was
held yesterday at two O'Clock for the home.
DeForres5 is the name of the new town at the
P. P. & F junction just east of Warren. The
car shops formerly at Painesvil]e have been
moved to this new town. in which upwards OF
100 new houses have already been built.
There were nine freight cars derailed on the
P 6 W. at the Main street crossing between
tn is place and Kent Monday. necessitating the
running of passenger trains over the Erie from
Leavittsburg to Kent.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Tucker. of Twin Lakes.
EarlYille were guests of W. D. Armstrong and
wife last Wednesday and Thursday. Mrs
Tucker is recovering from the loss of a finger
by felon.
Mrs. A. P. Oviatt was able to be out enjoying
the fine sleighing last week, the first time she
has bean able to be out since her injury in get
ting off the Alliance accommodation at this
station, last June, for which injury she received
$1,000 from the Co. last week
The Ladies of Grace Church will hold fancy
dress Carnival. at Riddles Hall Thursday eve
ming. February 9th. Music and other enter
tainment.
A grand Union Temperance meeting will be
held at Reeds Opera House next Sunday eve
ming, at O'Clock. Everybody is invited. No
admission fee. collection will be taken to
help pay for the use Of the hall.
The Kings Daughters will give sociable al
Mrs. Geo. Holloways, Friday evening, Jan. 81.
Light refreshments will be served and fine
musicale program has been prepared. Admis-
sion ID cents.
The work of ballss5ing and otherwise i'm
proving the & W. division is in progress with
increas ed forces all along the line. This is for
the purpose of getting the division ready for
the fast Royal Blue" which the officials say
will certainly be transferred to this route next
May.
Business seems TO be developing with graft
fyng speed at the Loudin Shoe factory An ex-
animation Of the sh oes ready for boxing places
a high rating on the kill of the workmen and
the material used 10 the footwear We see no
reasoDwhy the manufacture OF shoes will no
onedly be a leading industry in Ravenna.
Last Wednesday night party posed of
ten members of pavid Mcintosh Post drove to
Kent to visit the A Il Day Post. They report
fine ride over the snow and excellent enter
tainm ent from their brother G. A. RS
Friday night following about 25 of the w. r
C. took sleighride to the same place. where
| they were handsomely entertained by Mrs.
W o. Burn, member of the Kent ". r e.
The last lecture of the Ravenna Course will
be given in the Universalist thurch. Tuesda
| evening Jan. 5lst by Prof. E. w. CIAypole, Of
Buchtel College, on "a Day on the Ice on the
Alps.'' The Professor visited the Alps in the
summer of 1888. He is too well known in tni;
vicinity to need any commendation. All wtC
hear him will have a rich treat. Admission q
cents; Reserved seats without extra prica, a
/ Waller Bros. & Stevens.
1t has come to be an annual custom for tn
neighbors of Aunt Sally Anderson - WHIT
lives on the south side. just off from Walnut st
to call en- masse and cheer her heart in social
/ visitation and brighten her hours of solitude
/ by the after remem b:4nae of these hearty res
| timonials They do not forget to supplement
| their good words and friendly greetings by
| generous of ering of worldly substantiais which
are always proof supreme of verbal sincerity
Last Friday night witnessed a repetition of thi
| yearly Observance