The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1894-11-21
Hon. G, A. Reed is in Canton today.

Hon. G.. A. Reed is in Canton today.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Bowers went to Massil-
Ion yesterday.
J.H. Nichols was in Cleveland yesterday
on business.
"The Limited Mail' is scheduled to ar
rive at the Opera House Monday Dec. 3.
HI. Bogue went to Painesville this morn
ing, to visit his brother.
Dover Saturday.
CA Breezy Time at Reeds Opera House
next Tuesday evening.
Eugene Kingsbury made a business trip to
Pittsburgh Monday.
Trade in cemetery posts continues good al
Mishler's.
DIR. C. W. Rice was over from Newton
Falls, Monday.
Miss Kittie Scarf visited Cleveland friends
Monday.
Services will be held in Grace Church on
Thanksgiving Day, beginning at 1890 a. m
Mrs. Emily Riddle returned to Cleveland
Monday.
Rev. D. W. White, of Newton Falls, was
in town yesterday.
Miss Mary Parker, of Newton Falls, visited
Ravenna friends yesterday.
Mrs. F. S. Comstock was in Cleveland
Monday.
Miss Hardesty went to Kensington, O.,
Monday.
| The Andrews Raiders at Forresters' Hall
Riddle Block, Monday and Tuesday evenings
James P. Loomis and wife, of Akron, spent
Thursday in town, as guests of Mr.. and Mrs
G. ]. Bentley.
Meeting of Ravenna Tent, No. So, K. o. T
NJ, tomorrow evening at 1880 o'clock. A
full attendance is desired.
Misses May Witter and Maud Chapman
will spend the holidays at home, returning
to Boston Immediately after January 1st.
Over three hundred Chicken Pie suppers
were served by the gentlemen of the Univer.
salist Church last evening, the receipts being
over $40.
Little Lulu, aged about four years, daugh,
ter of Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Mertz, is GONZALES
cling from very serious attack of pneu.
monia.
Miss Lula Furry has been great sufferer
for several days past, from an affection OF
the head and ears, traceable to an attack OF
scarlet fever year ago.
People interested in war history will dc
well to go to Forrester's Hall, Riddle Block
Monday and Tuesday nights, and hear the
story of the Andrews Raiders by one of them
H. P. Crowen and wife, of Chicago, ac
companied by her brother, F. FL. Coleman
of Cleveland, were in Ravenna yesterday, in
attendance upon the burial of their father
w. B. Coleman.
"Aunt Hannah's Quilting Party" will be
given by the Y. P. c. q. of the Universalist
Church, December 9TH, at Reeds Opera
House. The cast is made up from home
talent, and is an excellent one. Secure youl
seats early, for the house is sure to be filed
J. A. W. Morrow is driving matched
team of white ponies which were raffled of
at the Etna House Tuesday evening. In the
drawing Mr.. Morrow held one of the three
tickets remaining last in the box, and bough
the other two, thus securing the team.
/ LIST OF UNCLAIMED LETTERS remaining
in the Ravenna Postoffice November 21, fo1
two weeks or more
Mr.. E. P. Davis, Geo. w. Hull, H. A. La
Fevere, III. Kanis, Mrs. Judge Meyer, Mis-
May Perine, Miss Mana Treat, Mrs. Sarah
Wilson. D. C. GOLDMAN, P. M.
Rev. .. G. Colgrove will preach IN tn,
Universalist Church next Sunday, at 10 :: 81
a. M, in exchange with the pastor, who viii
preach in Kent. In the evening Mr.. Willsol
will give the fifth lecture of the series Oh
Universalism. Special subject: 4" Retribu
ton"
1t is said there are more sore arms in Deer
field at the present time than were ever seer
in one small town before. No services wer
held in the churches Sunday. and very littl
visiting is being indulged in. No new case
of smallpox have developed, and it is hope
the disease will be confined to the one house
Young Hazard is reported as doing as wei
, as possible.
Mrs. Zerviah Paschal died about ocloc
this morning, of malarial fever, at the hom
of her sister, Mrs. N. Converse, in this city
Deceased has resided in Rootstown severa
funeral will be held Friday, from the house
and the remains will be taken to Newto
Falls for interment in the family lot.
Mrs. A. c. Williams entertained friends
Progressive euchre last Thursday, from 8 I
8, there being nine tables. Mrs. j. H. Furr
and Mrs. Helen j. Witter each having
, progressions, the consequent drawing
gave first prize, set of bread and butte
dishes, to the former, while the latter r
ceived a china cup and saucer of daint
o mould.
J. DR.. II. II. Spiers was called to Charlie
n town Center yesterday to attend the case
Miss Mary Hatfield. who had suffered
II double dislocation of the jaw the previol
e night, occasioned by gaping while in Il
4 midst of chill. The trouble was soon rer
- edied, but the lady had suffered greatly
the meantime.
1t is said that Fitz and Webster'S 4"
- Breezy Time" has little more excuse f
~ existence than most farce comedies. 1t h
= a comprehensive story, and although t
lo story does not take up by any means all t
- time occupied by the production, it furnish
IL very good rack npon which to hang We
clever specialties to various performers
troduced. The company will appear at
i Opera House, Ravenna, next Tuesday e1
| ming, Nov. 9th.