The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1894-11-14

Do you want a Winter Wrap? Go to
CLARK's.
Order your Thanksgiving Turkey at
FURRY'S.
Common Pleas Court adjourned Monday
for the term.
Miss Anna Farrell returned Thursday from
four months visit in Ireland.
Elmer White, of Bedford, was the guest
of J. w. Peacock Sunday.
C.H. Case, of Hudson, visited his son, J.
R. Case, over Sunday.
f. w. Poe went to Detroit Monday night.
DR.. George Waggoner was out Monday,
for the first time in two weeks.
Mrs E. R. Taylor is unable to leave her
| bed by reason of sickness.
J. L. Hood and J. L. Moore were in Cleve-
land yesterday.
E. J. Darrow and Tracey B. Jones will at
tend the Garfield Banquet in Youngstown.
Miss Ida Burroughs entertained the Whist
Club Friday night at her home on West
Main Street.
Freight business on the Erie is steady.
Live stock and California fruit form large
| items or Shipment.
The road bed of the Erie is in fine condi-
| ton. Expert trackmen pronounce it unex
celled by any in the country.
| William B. Coleman, former resident of
this place, now resident coal dealer of
Cleveland, was in town yesterday.
A dead horse in the road near BlackHorse
Corners caused considerable annoyance to
the travelling public yesterday.
On or about December 7th, 6, Aunt Han
nah's Quilting Party" will be presented by
the Y. P. c. U. of the Universalist Church.
Regular services will be held at the Con-
gregational Church next Sunday. 1t is ex-
pected that Rev. B. F. Ashley will occupy
| the pulpit.
A new confectionery store will be opened
in the store-room about to be vacated by HI.
NJ. Wright, furniture dealer. We understand
Forrest Beach will be head proprietor.
George Judy, who was so seriously hurt
by falling from roof last week, is progress
ing as favorably as could be expected from
the serious character of his injuries.
The Erie freight receipts at this station
during the month of October, 1894, were 800
in excess of those during the same month
one year ago.
Our Catholic friends will hold their annual
Church Fair some time in December, the
exact date not having yet been determined
upon.
Union Thanksgiving services will be held
in the Methodist Church at 1890 in the fore
noon. Rev. II. D.. Stauffer will preach the
sermon. In the evening the Old Folks
Concert will be rendered at the same Church
Rev, O. A, Richards will preach at the
Disciples Church next Sunday morning on
" Faith and Works as exemplifed in the
life of Noah," In the evening, on "Fool-
ishness of Preaching"
LIST OF UNCLAIMED LETTERS remaining
in the Ravenna Postofice November IA, fol
two weeks or more:
Miss Nellie B. Riley, Bell City Mfg Co.
Clarence Cate. D. C. GOODMAN, P. NJ.
Sunday morning, November 25, a specia
service will be held al the Disciple Churcl
for the Jr. o. U. A. NJ, who will attend in
body. All visiting members are requested
to be present. Rev. Richards will deliver
the address.
Ray Case, clerk in Hart's drug store, wa
confined to the house from Friday to Monda.
morning, by an abscess on the side of hi
face. More serious results were at first ap
pretended than were finally developed fror
the ailment.
The members of Beebe Rebekah Lodge
will give a Dime Social in 1. O. o. F. Hal
) Thursday evening, November 22nd. Al
l Odd Fellows and their families are cordial
. invited. Attractions are sure to follow, ais
=. refreshments.
At the call of c. L. Bartlett, president {
the Ravenna Farmers Institute Society,
e meeting of the officers and influential men
g bers of that Society was held at G.. A.
e Hall on Saturday afternoon. The State Il
f stitute Society have designated Friday an
r Saturday, January 4th and 9Th, as the datt
' for the meeting here, and will send DR.. v
1. Chamberlain, of Hudson. and Prof. F.
a Webster, of the Ohio Agricultural Exper
d ment Station, as speakers for the occasio
e At the meeting on Saturday plans of wol
& were freely discussed, and the president a
n pointed several committees which will il
+ mediately proceed to make arrangements
what is hoped will be the most successf
n Farmers Institute ever held in the Count
The Annual Meeting and Banquet of t
Id Garfield Club will be held in Youngstoy
's next Monday evening, November lot
Mt There will be speeches by Republicans
a, National reputation, as well as by othe
of representing the different co4nties in t
ne district. Among those who are expected
lg be in attendance from this place, are, Jol
C. Beatty, A. c. Williams, S. J. Post, w
of Goodsell, Philo Bierce, Hon. o. P. Sperl
in A. E. Seaton, VIM. Grinnell, John Mehal
av Quincy Cook, Hon. G. A. Reed, J. II. Eva
ck S. Fl. Hanselman, D. NJ. Clewell, Char
or Merits, John H. Hart, w. S. Beckley, Fl.
ed Beatty, A. S. Cole. Prof. George Cotton,
III Hiram, will represent Portage County, taxi
an appropriate subject for his after DIM
,o- response.
10 Prof Kennedy, the great Mesmerist, G;
Sc full weeks entertainment at the OPP
.or House, last week. The fact that his au
or ences grew larger from the first evening
700 the last, when the house was packed, L
nd withstanding the fearful snowstorm VIII
prevailed, is indisputable evidence that
performance was appreciated. The P
announced his intention of returning to
Z VIENNA at no distant day, and no doubt
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