The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1894-11-28
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| If you want to laugh till you cry, atten'
Aunt Hannah's Quilting Party
THANKSGIVING services will be held in tn
Universalist Church next Sunday morning
at 1920.
Kennedy's Sailed Waters at FURRY's.
Thomas Jenkins is putting down large
sewer south of his property at the corner
Chestnut and Spruce Streets.
Get Coupon Pass Book and trade a
FURRY's.
In mentioning the sickness of E. R. Grow
ell, last week, we said he was at Hot Springs
We should have said Colorado Springs.
Miss Celia Cohagen, of Wellsville, ha
been visiting her cousin, George Chalfant
and family, since yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Jordan and Mr.. anc
Mrs. Ed. Clearwater returned last night from
an overland trip to Solon and Willoughby
The only new case in Common Pleas las
week was that of John Porter VS. Henry W
Sears ct al, for foreclosure.
Mr.. and Mrs A. E. Seaton are in Freedom
to spend Thanksgiving with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Younglove.
The Rochester Clothing House has again
opened its doors, with B. Heskins at the
helm, who will be pleased to see and wal
upon all his old friends and patrons.
The residence of Charles Stuart, Esq, oi
Streetsboro, was burglarized last Thursday
night, and $6100 in cash stolen. Severa
dollars in change were unmolested. Nc
clue.
Freddie, the five months old son of Mr.
and Mrs. w. c. Lewis, of Rootstown, dice
yesterday morning. The funeral will bt
held tomorrow.
The "Andrews Raiders" failed to draw
large audiences Monday and Tuesday eve
nings, but those who attended speak in terms
of praise of both the lecture and exhibition
The Woman's Missionary Society of the
Disciple Church will meet at the home O.
Rev. o. A. Richards next Saturday at three
o'clock.
The subject of Rev. o. A. Richards ser
mon next Sunday morning will be "Tht
objectionable Sin." 1t was to have beer
preached last Sunday night, but owing t.
Rev. Alanson Wilcox occupying the pulpit
it was reserved until next Sunday morning
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry L. Cole entertained
friends with progressive euchre at the resi-
dence of A. C. Williams, last evening. There
were ten tables. The high prizes were wor
by Mrs. w. B. Thomas and L. P. Seymour
and the low ones by Mrs. E. w. Maxson anC
A. B. Fairchild.
Aunt Hannah's Quilting Party, at the
Opara House, Wednesday evening, Dec. 5th
will be jolly. Be sure and attend.
The Y. P. C. U. invite everybody to attend
Aunt Hannahs Quilting Party next Wed
nesday evening. Uncle Isaac, Widow Simp
kins and Deacon Todd will be there, anC
how they will behave. The bride and groom
will attend the party.
LIST OF UNCLAIMED LETTERS remaining
in the Ravenna Postofice November %, fol
two weeks or more:
Bert Bauer, Mrs. Edward Libus, NJ. 7
Stewart, Mrs. Ollie Thompson.
D. c. GOODMAN, P. NJ.
Where will you be next Monday evening
At the Opera House, of course, with all tn
rest of the people, at Aunt Hannah's Quilt
ing Party.
Rev. James A. Brown, one of the Chap
lains of the Diocese, was in Cleveland las
Thursday, attending the examination of tw
candidates for the Priesthood-the Rev
John Brown, formerly of the Methods
Church, and Rev. E. II. Craft, of the Con
gregational Church.
Rev. B. F. Ashley preached at the Congre
gational Church Sunday morning and eve
ming, basing his morning discourse on thes
words of st. Paul: "Whereupon, o Kin
| Agrippa, was not disobedient to the heay
emily vision" 1t was thoughtful sermon
The Congregational Sunday School wi
give an entertainment at the church Chris
mas night. Santa Claus will be there an
assist in the celebration. The committee {
arrangements hold another meeting mex
Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. G. "
| Freeman.
| The yearly donation party for Aunt Sail
Anderson, who lives in the south part
town, occurred Friday night. There wei
upwards of sixty people present, each
whom left substantial token of practic;
| sympathy and friendship for the desolat
old lady, in the shape of flour and othe
provisions. Ten dollars in cash was ais
left with the worthy recipient.
E. T. Gilmer, foreman of the Bridge an
Building department of the Pittsburg
Western railroad, was in Ravenna Thursda
and completed arrangements for immediat
ly extending the depot 80 feet to the east.
baggage room will comprise one of the ne
apartments and when the building is r
painted, which is also included in the plan
the P. & w. will be in much better shape
handle Ravenna traffic.
That ever popular, bright and vivacio
little Beatrice" still further surprises h
legion of friends this season, with still grea
er evidences of her phenomenal versatilit
She will positively appear in this city Mo
day, Dec. 3, on the occasion of the productiC
of g The Limited Mail.'
Jas. Vair and Chas. Eatinger arrived hon
Saturday from their hunting trip in t
Michigan woods. During their stay tn
killed five deer, of which Mr.. Vair broug
down four, but owing to the strict laws al
the watchfulness of the game wardens, tn
were unable to bring home any of the me-
Mr.. Vair brought a beautiful pair of hor1
h owever.