The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1894-11-21
TIE DEMOCRATIC PRESS
Ravenna, Wednesday, Nov. 21, 1894


Bulk Oysters solid meats) at FURRY's.
M. B. Mishler was in Youngstown Monday
The new Erie time card takes effect next
Sunday, November 25th.
Quail hunters are not reporting any large
bags of game.
Order your Thanksgiving Turkey at
FURRY's.
Something good in Clark's ad. this week.
Read it.
Tramps are numerous in town since the
cold weather set.in.
Kennedy's Sailed Waters at FURRY's.
Get Coupon Pass Book and trade at
FURRY's.
Jacob Transu, of the Mishler Tile Works,
is sick in bed.
Mrs. S. J. Post has been visiting friends in
Cleveland since Monday.
C. D. Stogdill was in Youngstown Monday
Frank Ford was in Akron Saturday, on
business.
]. W. Williams was in Youngstown over
Sunday.
Miss Ida Burroughs entertained the
Whist Club Friday evening.
Sheriff Hart expects to go to Warren to-
morrow evening, to hear Col. Ingersoll.
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. N. Converse.
Mrs. Mary Deither, of Niles, visited the
families of George Flath and C. F. Geppinger
over Sunday.
Geo. Baker and Miss Eleanor Smith are in
Troy, Geauga Co., visiting Rev. and Mrs. E..
S. Baker.
There will be regular services in the Con-
gregational Church next Sunday morning
and evening.
Mr.. and Mrs F. D. Pitkin are the happy
parents of a baby girl born to them last Sat
urday morning.
W. D. Clark, of Pittsburgh, was here Mon
day in the interests of the Pittsburgh and
Chicago Gas end Coal Company.
County Treasurer NJ. G. Garrison and Ex-
Treasurer Evans will go to Warren tomorrow
evening to hear Col R. G. Ingersoll.
Work was commenced Monday on the
foundation walls of E. NJ. Walters new res
idence, on South Prospect street.
A carload of tile was shipped to New Castle
Monday, from Mishler's. Trade in that par
ticular ware is reported to be very light.
The ladies of the Disciple Church served
chicken pie to a large number of people, at
the Church parlors, last Friday evening.
Miss Minnie Coolbaugh and Miss Maize
Harvey left Friday morning for Williams
port, Pa, the home of the latter, after visit
of several weeks with Ohio friends.
George S. Bell and wife, of Newton Falls,
returned to their home yesterday after visit
ing in the family of his brother-in-law, E.
P. Mertz, since Saturday.
The Social which was to have been given
by members of Beebe Rebekah Lodge to-
morrow, Thursday evening, has been post
poned until further notice.
A committee will meet at the home of Mrs.
George Freeman this evening, to consider
the subject of Christmas entertainment at
the Congregational Church.
R. II. Wallace, T. P. A. of the Erie, and
A. j. Spur, T. P. A. of the C. B. & O., were
in the city Tuesday morning on business
connected with their roads.
John Warner, of Suffield, was fined So and
costs by Justice Cole, last Saturday, for as
sault and battery on one Rudolph Bauer
also of that township.
Mrs. E. A. Miller returned to her home in
Anderson. Ind, Monday, having spent the
summer and fall with her daughter, Mrs.
D. H. Gardner, of this city.
Willie, the eight years old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Daniel Clasz, who moved to Elwood
Ind, nearly a year ago, died Sunday. o.
| diphtheria.
Ravenna Council No. 337 Royal Arcanum
will give Social tomorrow evening at theil
hall. Music and cards will enllven the oc
| casion.
George McGahan, formerly of this city
has located in LosAngeles, Cal, with hii
family. He has been living in North Dakot;
for the past few years.
Mrs. Stillman, of Salamanca, is visiting
Ravenna friends. She expects to return t
her home in a few days, and will be accom-
panied by her mother, Mrs. Fitzgerald.
THE only States in which the death penal
ty is forbidden by law are Rhode Island
Michigan and Wisconsin. In Rhode Islant
the only alternative is Imprisonment for life
In our last issue we stated that there woult
be regular services at Grace Church o.
Thursday" Thanksgiving Day" shoul
have been added to it.
"The Orphans of New York" was playe'
to comfortably filled house last Thursda,
night. The troupe has large membership
and a large amount of first class scenery an
gave a performance of average credibility
There is considerable talk of a Unio
Thanksgiving Sunday School service in til
morning, at the Methodist Chnrch. We b
lieve such session has never been held j
Ravenna.
t Rev. B. F. Ashley preached to sma
audience Sunday night, on "The making
a Minister" His remarks were timely ar
of helpful suggestiyeness, and should hay
} been heard by a much larger congregatio
I w. T. Hart, V. S. almost wished he hs
never studied the veterinary science, whe
he received telegram calling him near
to Hudson, Sunday evening. He made t
trip. however, and reached home about 70
O'Clock next morning. He left his patie
in a fair way to recover.
III "a N.1.