The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1893-01-25
The DEMOCRATIC PRESS
RAvENNA. WEDNESDAY. Jan, rs, 1913.

The F. B, ers Co have just completed their
annual inventory.
Miss Nellie Rumbaugh was in Gle veland over
Sunday.
was at home over Sunday.
great many people are being vaccinated.
1t will do no harm to be on the safe side.
Miss Ada Hurlbut went to jamestown, N V
Tuesday. to reside with her sister.
Miss Lima Somerville is on the sick list Miss
Fanny Beckley is substituting for her.
Mrs. Howard Smith went to Cleveland Friday
afternoon, and remained over Sunday,
DR.. spiers has moved into the rooms formerly
occupied by S. F. Hanselman, in Blackstone
Block.
Mr.. VIM. Luekens and Miss Minnie Schultz,
of Cleveland. will spend Sunday with MIR and
Mrs. G. W. Gockel.
J.A. w. Morrow is rejoicing over the return
of his bird dog. The animal had got locked
in barn and was four days without food.
Mr.. Miner. a prominent horseman of Mi
nerva. was in town Friday. looking over the
stock at the Western Reserve Farm.
The Revival services of the M E. Church are
increasing in interest. Meetings will be held
this week ct least.
Revs. Richards and Meek exchanged pulpits
Sunday evening. Rev. Richards preaching in
the Congregational Church and Rev. Meek in
the Disciple.
The meeting of Ravenna Encampment, l. o.
o. f.. Friday evening. will be one that every
member ought to attend. business of import
ance will be considered.
MIR. 6. w. Hyde. of Cleveland, has accepted
the position Of Superintendent and Mansger of
| the Ravenna Gas and Electric Light Co land is
installed in his POSITION.
The paper on How to Save Yourself,n by
Mrs. e. Z. Root of Streetsboro, read at the
| Ravenna farmers Institute. was published in
| full in the Ohio Farmer of Jan, 18TH
Rayenna Grange meets in regular session on
| next Saturday. at 10 20 a. M Installation of
| officers will take place at O'Clock p m. A
| large attendance is desired.
| George Tuttle died at the County Infirmary
Jan. 9;h of brain trouble. aged IS years He
came to the Infirmary from Brimfeld. Nov 8
| 1885, The remains were taken to Brimfeld for
burial by friends.
Lawrence Hartlerode died Tuesday evening
i
a dropsical trouble. aged 6s years. His funeral
will be held Friday. at p. M, from the Uni
versalist Church.
Miss Maud Haxson will assist in concert to
be given tonight by the Cleveland School of
Music. of which she is one Of the most talented
members. Miss Edith Coe will also be in at
tendance.
Rev. Ryder the Presiding Elder of the Akron
Sunday evaning. The sermon was based upon
| the following text: "A great gulf" and was
very impressive.
Doisa Lloyd died at the Infrmar7 Janu airy
18th. 1893. aged II years. of old age. She came
to the Infrmary Dec. 4th, 1s47. Remains were
placed in the Ravenna vault for the present. by
her friends. with the intention of burial In
Aurora in the near future.
Remember. if the performance of Gorton'
Minstrels is OF as represented, and satisfacto
ry to the audience, the price paid for admission
will be refunded by applying at the box Off C
Immediately after the first part.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. F. Douthitt and Mrs. l. I
8 Siddall Misses Bessie Riddle. Verde Seymour
Ella p in and Nina Harris and Messrs, Ere
Palizgroff Geo. Robinson, Paul Freem an, 10
Henry and Roc Olmstead, attended the Lyceur
Tbeater, in Cleveland. Saturday night, to sc
Julia NARROW in LAS You Like IT,
NEW CHINESE LAUNDRY .-Messrs, Griffin
4 Marks, two very clever Laundrymen, do all IL
washing for Gorton's Minstrels, and furnish
carload of fun with it. These gentlemen appe
at every performance of Gorton's Minstrels
their original specially, " Fun in a Chine
Laundry
Operations were suspended in nearly all Il
departments of the Ravenpa Shoe factory du
ing Saturday, because of The non arrival of
carload of coal which had been ordered +
more than week. There being no 1uel the
was no steam.
= LIST OF sUNCLAIMED LETTERS remaining
the Post Office at Ravenna, o., JAN 25, 1s
for period of ID days or more:
Aleky BihIayanieine. Frank Calvin. NJ
7 William E. Davis Miss L. Boey (foroigh). 10
m | Hirri Freddie Jones. Mrs. Lucy Page M
y Adele Thompson. Elmer Wood, Sarah E W
lace, N. G. woodman.
" J.C. BEATTY. P. NJ
y The schoolmates .and young friends of M
1. Lizzie Heitzman met at her home last Saturd
IL to celebrate her 12th birthday. 1t was a 3
Il Il party and happy time. The pleasures term
a ated with an old-fashioned bobsled ride abo
town, each young gnest being landed at his
her own door. The hostess was the recipient
. several very fine presents
Brimfeld Grange held a public installati
'n- of its newly elected officers on last ThursC
lat evening. A general invitation was given q
et- a good sized company were present. Mr. E
zen Hale. Lecturer of the Ohio State Grange. '
2ie present and after giving a pleasing addrt
hat acted as installing officer. At the close of
On. exercises. an oyster supper was INDUCED in
ao nearly one hundred. Deputy Master Chas.
Sapp, and wife. of the Ravenna Grange. "