The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1894-10-10

Mrs. w. T. Hart is visiting relatives in
Hudson this week.
Meeting of Ravenna Tent No. 50. K. o. T.
NJ. tomorrow night, at 7:3o O'Clock.
NJ. A. King is moving into the house at the
corner of Elm and Cedar streets.
More furnaces have been sold this fall than
at any time in the history of the local trade.
Jacob Coe died at his home in Charlestown
this morning. The funeral will be held to-
morrow at one O'Clock.
A. S. Cole Esq, was in Akron yesterday
engaged in the trial OF a case in the Summit
Common Pleas.
Miss Hall, of this city, has taken the place
of Miss Lathrop, as book keeper for the Buck
eye Chair Co.
Herbert, son of Mr.. and Mrs. F. r. Powers
who reside on Elm st., is sick with malarial
fever.
B. Dalton, of Mill Street, died early Monday
morning. The funeral was held today.
The Annual Convention of the Portage
County Sunday School Union will be held
in the new Methodist Church at Kent, No
vember 7th and Sth.
Mclaughlin, the individual indicted for
defrauding landlord Shannon, of Kent,
plead guilty this morning, befroe Judge
Robinson, and was fined S. and costs.
The marriage of Eugene A. Hyde and
Miss Edith Wav will be celebrated this eve
ming in Cleveland. Among the Ravenna
guests in attendance are W. J. Eeckley,
Reed Freeman and Tracy B. Jones.
D. H. Gardner and Mrr. Burroughs, of this
city, Mrs. Stedman, of Newton Falls, Mrs.
Wheeler, of Hiram, and Mrs. DeCamp, OF
Cincinnati, constituted family party who
were guests of D. c. Gardner and family last
Friday.
LIST OF UNCLAIMED LETTERS remaining
in the Ravenna Postofice October 10, fol
two weeks or more:
NJ. V. Briggs, Michael Donnelly (foreign)
Samuel Carey foreign), w. C. Hanson, Mrs
C. P. Leader, Miss May Hubbs, Mitchell &
Myers. D. c. GOLDMAN, P. M.
Philo Bierce is collecting buckeyes for USE
at the National Encampment next year, hi
design being that each soldier attendant from
this section shall wear a band of the State
emblems on his hat. He has already gath
cred several bushels of the "eyes" and il
desirous of getting as many more as possible
Mrs. Nancy Tibbals, mother of our towns
man, L. J. Tibbals, died last Saturday, il
Berea, aged 81 years. In compliance will
her request her remains were taken to DE
troit for cremation. Her ashes will be buriet
in the family cemetery at her old home il
Tallmadge, next Saturday, at p. M, wher
funeral services will be conducted by Nose
Hall.
Our readers will do well to examine care
fully the column advertisement of Johl
Griffin, Manager, 128, $50, 1872 Ontario ST.
Cleveland, O., which appears in this issue
Their offer of Free Railroad Fare is yer.
liberal We understand that the parties in
terested in this sale are thoroughly reliable
and will do exactly as they advertise. Nov
is thetime everybody is laying in their Win
ter stock of clothing, and this seems to be tn
place to make rare bargains in thisline.
Next Sunday evening will occur the regu
lar Anti-Saloon Union Meeting for October
the place, the Congregational Church, tn
speaker Prof Samuel Findley, Editor ofth
Ohio Educational Monday. This gentlema1
is we'll known and honored in educationa
circles and his opinions upon the Temper
ance question are entitled to more than OF
binary attention. Everybody welcome.
At the close of the meeting farewell sci
vice will be held in honor of Rev. S.W. Meek
in which brief addresses will be made by tn
Pastors of other Churches, and others.