The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1894-12-26
THE DEMOCRATIC PRESS
Ravenna, Wednesday, Dec. 20, 1894

Ravenna, Wednesday, Dec. 20, 1894
We wish our readers, one and all, happy
and prosperous New Year.
WA. Case is in Columbus for the holidays.
Frank Elliott is home from Oberlin for the
holidays.
Mishler's Tile Works are closed for the
holidays.
HarryOakley with the American CerealCo.
at New York City, is home for the holidays.
The John F. Byers shop is shut down for
two weeks.
All. White leaves for Lafayette, Ind,
today.
Mrs. J. c. Yeend is spending the holidays
in Kent.
Mrs. Andrew Heriff is in Findlay, visiting
her daughter, Mrs. J. F. Freer,
Curtiss Eckert went to Pennsylvania Mon
day over the Erie, to hunt bears.
J. r. Sperra and wife are in HartVille,
Stark Co., to spend the holidays.
& Frank Lowrie and son, of Allegheny, are
visiting Ravenna friends.
]. H Ford left for indianapolis yesterday
morning, to remain during the holidays.
Warner Riddle is home from the Pough-
keepsie Military School, for the holidays.
c. B. Wadsworth is home from Pennsyl-
vania for few days holiday visit.
Miss Name Knapp is spending her vacation
with her mother, in Wooster.
II. W. Riddle took Erie train for Chicago
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Carey visited friends in
Akron last Friday.
Misses Estella Poe and Name Geiger and
Mrs. Geiger, returned from Akron Saturday.
German, alias Frank Edwards is known
in the Ohio Penitentiary as Number q, ,929.
Miss Aimee Riddle is home for the holi-
days, from Rye, N. Y, where she is attend
ing young ladies Seminary.
Harry Nunemaker, located at Boston by
the American Cereal Co., is home for the
holidays.
December traffic on the Erie is much
month last year.
The regular dance of the Married Peoples
Social Club was held at Riddle Hall Friday
night.
Mrs. Carrie Barbour and daughter Maggie
are spending the holidays with friends in
Akron.
Us. Allen and family, and his sister, Mrs.
Potter, spent Christmas at the home of Mrs.
Aliens parents, in North Bloomfield.
Thomas Richards took the Erie for Column
bus Monday, to spend Christmas at the Cap
ital City.
Miss Stoyer, of New Hamburg, Pa, is Wis.,
iting her aunt, Mrs. E. H. Spencer, on Cleve-
land Avenue, this week.
j.. P. Wisman, student at Garrett Biblical
Institute, in Evanston, ILL.,, is visiting his
father, Geo. Wismau, during the holidays.
Operations will be resumed in the cutting
department of the Ravenna Shoe factory
next Monday. The other departments will
be started in regular order thereafter.
Mrs. Hattie Caie, of Pittsburg, with her
baby boy, is visiting her father, W. P. Dick
inson, expecting to return in about three
| weeks.
A special meeting of Mcintosh Corps, No.
SO, is called for Wednesday evening, Jan.
End, for the purpose of installing the newly
elected officers.
| Anthony Botham and Miss Kate Costin,
both of Kent, were married by Rev. James
A. Brown, Monday morning, at the Grace
Church Rectory, in this city.
Miss Amelia Geppinger, of Boone, Iowa,
student at the Oberlin Conservatory of
Music, is spending the holiday vacation with
Ravenna relatives, the guest of her cousin,
Mrs. Louis Schweitzer.
Ed. and Will. Converse, of Lorain spent
| Christmas with their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
N. Converse. Pierce Converse, of Hiram
College, and Mr.. Fred. Seymour, wife and
sister; of Rootstown, were also guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Converse.
NJ. S. Chapman, of Brimfeld, attended the
recent meeting of the State Grange, at Day
ton, as representative of the Order from
this county. He reports avery pleasant and
profitable meeting.
There have been certain unconfrmed ru-
mors afoat of late concerning the future OF
the Quaker Mill plant, that would mean, in
the event of their consummation, the partial
restoration of the commercial importance OF
this once valuable manufactory to Rayenna.
Mrs Frank Moulton, formerly Miss Rose
Chaffee, of Ravenna, died at her home in
Toledo Saturday night. Her remains were
brought to Ravenna for interment in Maple
Grove Cemetery, funeral services being held
at the Universalist Church, at 80 Tuesday
afternoon.
Miss Marion Osgood, Miss Clara G. War
ner, Miss Bertha Brewer and Frank G. Rey
nolds, Violinist, ballad singer, reader anG
singing humorist-more familiarly knowr
as The Boston Stars-are booked at Reeds
Opera House Jan. 18th. The company is
combination of rare artists.
Mrs. B. F. Boosinger died last Fridey nigh
at the family home on North Chestnut St.
after sickness of about two weeks of ty
phoid pneumonia. Her funeral was held OF
Christmas afternoon, at 2 O'clock, from tn
Universalist Church.
Annual Memorial Services will be held il
G. A. R. Hall next Sunday afternoon at
O'Clock, by David Mcintosh Post for it's de
ceased members who have died during tn
year, Rev. IL. D. Stauffer will deliver tn
address. Those who have passed out durin
the year are Col. 0. e. Risdon, VIM Stowel
and James Baxter.