The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1894-11-14
THE DEMOCRATIC PRESS
Ravenna, Wednesday, Nov. ii, 1894
Cash for Eggs at KRAKE's.

WINTER mas cauSnt many farmers with
potatoes undug, in this vicinity.
Hon. C. D. Ingell took the Erie for Rich
mond, KY, Monday evening.
Mayor Cole was in Youngstown Monday,
on Professional business.
Chocolate Menier, at FURRY's.
DIR. Geo. Sadler was in Hudson Saturday
L.R. Nelson made business trip to Cleve-
land yesterday.
Mrs Rose Kammerer went to Pittsburgh
this morning, to visit friends.
Miss Puss Robinson, who has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. Ned Scarf, returned to Alli-
ance Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Hayes removed from
their Crystal Lake Farm to Cleveland, last
Friday, for the Winter.
MARRIED. Nov. 11th, 1894, at Sufield, by
William Paulus, J. P, Mr.. s. B. Waters and
Miss Lizzie Kissel, of Randolph, 0.
Bulk Oysters (solid meats at FURRY's.
On Saturday last, canary bird belonging
to Mrs. c. H. Sapp, died at the age of thir-
teen and one-half years.
w. H. Emmery and Miss Flora Ferry, of
Kent, were married on Tuesday, by Rev.
Andrew Wilson, at his residence.
Forty men invite all the citizens of Ra-
VIENNA and vicinity TO Chicken Pie Festival
in the Universalist Church, next Tuesday
evening.
The following Ravenna parties were in
Cleveland Monday: F. P. Chapman, G. L.
Horr, Mrs. C. J. Mellen, Mrs. l. NJ. Kelly,
Mrs. NJ. Mowen.
Last Wednesday evening Royal W. Skill
ton and Miss Della Heater were married by
Rev. Andrew Wilson, at his residence.
Cash for Hickorynuts and Chestnuts at
KRAKE's.
HINE & Co. have stock of land plaster
on hand which they are selling to farmers
for stable use. Call and see them.
Mrs. Ida Kirk returned to Philadelphia
this morning via c. & P. "Flyer," after a
visit with the family of John Kirk, on Lin
coin Avenue.
Kennedy's Sailed Waters at FURRY's.
Misses Coolbaugh and Harvey returned
Saturday from Bedford. where they have
been visiting relatives the past four weeks,
and are again guests of Mrs. G. w. Brown.
Get Coupon Pass Book and trade at
FURRY'S.
is Universalism," will be given in the Uni
versalist Church next Sunday evening.
Special subject, "The New Birth"
Ravenna Grange meets in regular session
next Saturday. Chow may the farmers
wife be relieved of some of the monotony OF
farm Iife?" and care there any hard times
for the good farmer ?" are the subjects for
discussion.
With E. NJ. Waller and C. H. Pitkin as
head walters, and competent company OF
assistants, people may feel assured that they
will be well cared for at the Chicken Pie
Supper next Tuesday evening.
Another rehearsal for the Old Folks Con
cert was held Monday night. Rehearsals
| will also take place Thursday and Friday
evenings of this week, at the Methods
Church.
| Mrs. E. S. Comstock gave a reception tt
about sixty of her lady friends last Thurs
day, from 4 to o'clock, at her pleasan
home on West Spruce street. The pleasures
of the occasion were crowned by a fnt
| supper.
The Trustees have determined that tn,
Cemetery is not just the proper place for ;
skating rink, and have therefore forbidden
the use of the lakes in Maple Grove for tha
purpose, as will be seen by notice in al
other column.
W. II. Graham returned from Penn Line
Pa, last Wednesday night. Ere his retur
to Ravenna he was united in marriage
Miss Lille NJ. Johnson, of this city, Oct. 81
They are keeping house on Cedar St. Thei
many friends extend congratulations.
Rev. w. G. Schoppe preached discours
of great depth and ability Sunday mornin
on "The Greatness of Gods Love-" Th
Reverend gentleman presented line {
thought peculiarly acceptable to the thinke
and one that opened the door for many ne
ideas to the inquiring mind.
Mrs. S. w. Meek returned to Ravenr
from Washington, D. c., Monday night, an
with her son Ernest was to have taken tt
train for Peoria this morning, but the hac
man forgot the order to call for them,
consequence they did not take their depal
ure until evening.
The address of the family is 415 Shipms
Street, Peoria, Ill.
: The Married Peoples Social Club he
their first dance of the season at Riddle
Hall, last Thursday evening. Excelle
music was furnished by Mustill's Orchestl
of Akron, and the initial evening was one
brilliant enjoyment. The dances will
held every second Thursday evening duri
the season.
A Chicken Pie Festival for the benefit
the Universalist Church, will be given
the dining room of that Church, Tuesd
evening, November Goth, from to 8 o'clo
Forty men will furnish the supper, and !
Is cents will furnish chicken pie, mash
potatoes, cranberry sauce, cake, &C., &c. !
are cordially invited
Rev. Morgan Wood, who was to have
tured at the Opera House last evenil
missed the train at Detroit and as a con
m quence could not fulfill his engagement
that date. He arrived here today, howey
and appears before his Ravenna audiel
- tonight, in american Nuts, Cracked {
Uncracked."