The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1894-10-17
THE DEMOCRATIC PRESS
Ravenna, Wednesday, Oct. II, 1894
Keene, the Magician.

Keene, the Magician.
Eleven pounds Choicest Sweet Potatoes
for 25 cts. at HOPE NOVELTY STORE.
Mrs. Mary A. Woodbridge was home from
Chicago from Friday to Monday evening.
Chestnuts and Hickorynuts wanted, at
KRAKE's.
See the Test Medium and Seanee at Reeds
Opera House, Thursday night.
Flower-pots' FIower-pots, at
HOPE NovELY STORE.
Davis White and family moved to Roots
town today.
First snow of the season last Sunday, Oct.
14th. "a few feeting fakes" only.
Miss Mary Dauber has been confined to
her bed with neuralgia since last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Stanley left for Roch-
ester, o., yesterday, where they will remain
during the winter.
George and NJ. F. MacKessic, of Lynndale
and Pottsdam, Pa, shipped two cars of cattle
from Ravenna over the Erie today.
The Buckeye Chair Co. have been making
night runs at their factory during the past
week, to catch up with their orders.
J. H. Dussel Esq, was admitted to the bar
of the U. S. Circuit Court, at Cleveland last
Thursday.
Mrs. E. Y. Lacey and little son and daugh-
ter went to Clinton, o., Saturday, for two
weeks visit with her parents.
Mrs. D. Lindsay Jr., will occupy rooms in
the Whiting Carter residence, and rent her
house on Freedom street.
Mysteries of the Orient, at Reeds Opera
House, Thursday night. Keene, the Ma
gician.
A. E. Seaton has put down fine flag walk
in front of his residence on South Chestnut
street.
H. H. Webb and Arthur, E. Lee, painters,
have entered into partnership, with head
quarters in J. H. Helt's carriage shop.
Regular evening services will be resumed
at the Mett odist and Disciple Churches next
Sunday.
During tie past two weeks Rev. Andrew
Wilson has oficiated at two marriages and
seven funerals.
WANTED Ounces, Pears, and Hand
picked fall apples, at
HOPE NOVELTY STORE.
DIR. Samuel Findley, who addressed the
| temperance meeting Sunday evening, was
the guest of w. J. Shrop wilhelm the city
Miss Marshall, of Cleveland, is in the city
engaged in organizing vocal class. She is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Dickinson
Guy Carlton, formerly of Mantua now 10
Gated in Denver, Col, was visiting friends ir
Ravenna last Friday.
Mrs. Mary Williams, of Palmyra, returned
to her home last Friday, after two weeks
visit with with her daughter, Mrs. T. N
Griffith.
Married, at the residence of the bride, il
Ravenna, o., on Oct. 10th, 1894, Mr.. J. B
Ward and Mrs. Nettie Bentley, o. A. Rich
ards officiating.
There will be regular morning and eve
ming services at the Congregational Church
next Sunday. The pulpit will be occupied
by Rev. B. F. Ashley, of this place.
1
land, spent Sunday with Ravenna friends
returning home on Monday. They had jus
returned from an eastern trip.
| Charles S. Harsh and Miss Cora E. Stokey
OF Kent, were married on the 9th inft by
Rev. Andrew Wilson, at the residence o.
Mrs. Matthews. on Cleveland Avenue.
Rev. A. NJ, Hills, formerly pastor of the
Congregational Church of this city, is en-
gagged in evangelistic work, with headquar
ters and residence at Oberlin.
Miss Florence Seymour gave tea party
last Friday night in honor of her guest, Mis-.
Jennie Spellman, who returned to her home
in Cleveland the following morning aftel
several weeks sojourn with Ravenna anc
Rootstown friends.
A Dime Social will be given by the Daugh
tiers of Rebecca at 1. O. o. F. hall Thursday
evening, at which light refreshments will bt
served and musical entertainments furnished
for the guests. All Odd Fellows and thei1
families are cordially invited to be presen
and participate in the good time.
| Clint Garfield, who has been with W. T
McConney for the past few years, left Mon
day for Ada, O.. to take a pharmaceutical
course. Frank Floding, from Leetonia, o.
a registered pharmacist, has taken the plac
of Mr., Garfield.
Next Friday the John F. Byers Co. shil
over the Erie car load of mining machine
ry to Jimenez, Mexico. This institution i
steadily reaching out to new markets, an,
increasing the variety and amount of it
outputs.
Joseph Welty was thrown from his bugg
Monday night, while returning from Pal
myra, by his horse running away. He i
nursing two broken ribs and badly sprain
ed wrist
Otto Bietz, of Akron, stopped at Ravenna
his former home, last Thursday, enroute fo
Pittsburgh, where he has contract for frel
Going new 100000 Methodist Church.
Our Shalersville and Atwater letters cam
to hand too late this week Both were ev
IDENTIFY mailed in good time, but must hav
taken roundabout way to reach us.
The Semi-Annual Convention of the W.
mems Christian Temperance Union of Po
tage Co., will be held in the Universali
Church in Brimfeld, Thursday, Oct 25tl
Teams will meet trains at Kent and Brin
field Stations.
} The subject of the morning discourse
the Disciple Church next Sunday will |
"Christian Union" In the evening the re
, ular services will be resumed, and the Past
| will preach on an apDropriate tonic