The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1895-01-09

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office, on Friday evening of each week. untl
| further notice.
Go and develop your musical tacultles
under the able instruction of Prof. Myers.
John Fairchild is collecting delinquent
| taxes.
A. H. HINE & Co.
Phone SO.
The Methodist Society are improving the
auditorium of their church by increasing the
seating capacity of the choir.
Rev. o. A. Richards was in Stowe yester-
day, where he was called to oficiate at a
funeral.
For your Kindling Wood, see
You cannot invest your time to better ad-
vantage than by attending the Musical Con-
ventiOn.
Mrs. G. w. Brown was called to Alliance
last Saturday, by the serious illness of Mrs.
G. d. Painter.
LIST OF UNCLAIMED LETTERS remaining
in the Ravenna Postoffice January 9th, for
two weeks or more:
Miss Anna KEEPER, w. S. McKelery, Jas.
Steiner. D. c. GOLDMAN, P. NJ.
The Ravenna Club entertain their lady
friends Friday evening of this week, at their
rooms in Riddle block. Cards will consti-
tute the principal feature of the evenings
entertainment.
The remains of George Poultney were
brought from Cleveland Monday for inter-
ment in Maple Grove Cemetery. He had
lived in Cleveland during the past two years,
and died at the hospital in that city, of pneu-
monia, aged A years.
The Township Trustees were in session
Monday. They passed bills and adjourned,
deferring consideration of sheep claims pre-
sented by George Wisman and D. w. Bel
den, both of Ravenna. The claims are for
$500 and $1,000 respectively.
Rev. James Vernon, of Henderson, Ken
lucky, will begin meeting at the Disciple
Church on next Monday evening, to be con-
tinued indefinitely. There will be good
music during the meetings.
W. F. Towns received a telegram yester-
day announcing the death of the wife of his
brother, Harvey Towns, at Pomeroy, Ohio.
The remains will be brought to Ravenna for
burial, funeral services being held from the
residence of G. D Harris, tomorrow, Thurs.
day, at II O'Clock.
W. D. Armstrong received a box of choice
Florida Oranges last Saturday, with compli-
ments of the season from A. O. Mcdonnell,
G. P. A. of the Florida Central and PENN
sular Railroad Company. The luscious spec
at Loo hT1r fha
of that road.
Jonn c. Marvin, of Chicago, son of Mr..
and Mrs. J. S. Marvin, Miss Hattie W. Fem,
a niece, WIN. Woodruff, of Cleveland, broth
er of Mrs. Marvin, and Mrs. Caroline Elton
and daughter, Mrs. Emma Younglove, of
Atwater, were in attendance at the funeral of
ROLAND Marvin last Sunday.
Rev. James A. Brown occupied the pulpit
of the Gallon Episcopal Church last Sunday
Rev. Frazier, of the Youngstown parish sup.
piled the Grace Church pulpit in the absence
of Rev. Brown. From Gallon Mr.. Brown
went to Akron, where he remained until this
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Armstrong, who were
recently married in the Church of the I'M
maculate Conception at this place, by FIR.
Farrell, returned from their wedding trip
last week, and on Saturday left for their fu-
ture home in Kent.
Jr. o. U. A. NJ. officers were installed Fri
day night, as follows: J. w. Spielman, c.;
E. c. Lindsay, V. c.; c. H. France, F. S.;
W. C. Sprague, Treas; w. J. Shampel, r.
s.; W. F. Kellar, A. r. S.; NJ. A. Lowrie, W.;
G. L. White, Con-; E. Bentley, I. S.. Geo.
Whitlock, o. S.; Joe Chamberlain, Chaplain.
Thea o. F. of A. initiated new member
by DR.. W. G. Smith, P. W., as follows: Jas.
Webb, C. R.; Andrew Hickman, V. C. R.;
A. H. Hine, Treas; Harry J. Smythe, F. S.;
K. S. Wing, R. S.; Adam Goodyear, S. W.;
Harvey Curtiss, J.W.; Weneck, S. B.;
P. Hopkins, j. B.; o. Beardsley, Trustee; !;
W. G. Smyth, Physician.
Little Albert Fairchild was run over by
team last Wednesday, while crossing East
Main Street. The driver never even stopped
to investigate or inquire what injury had
been done to the little fellow, but whipped
up his horses and drove on, like an unfeel-
ing brute. Fortunately, the boy sustained
no serious injuries, but was painfully hurt
about the face and eyes, nevertheless
We were mistaken in saying, last week,
that A. L. Sullivan spent the night in Jail
New Years eve. He was arrested on a
charge of disorderly conduct, but was at
once released, as it was shown that he had
simply defended himself from the attacks of
a gang of toughs who were " laying for him, !"
and who were deserving of arrest instead of
him.
K. S. Wing is now able to pay money by
telegraph TO nearly all of the important
cities in the United States. In addition to
the Wells, Fargo Code he has recently been
furnished with the Code used by the U. S.
Express Co. This is a compliment to Mr..
Wing, as none but the most careful agents
are entrusted with this business.
E. w. Frazer has entered the employ of
the Riddle Coach and Hearse Co., as travel
ing salesman, his contract dating from Jan.
1, 1895, He made his first trip Monday, tax
ing the Erie for points in Eastern Ohio and
Western Pennsylvania. Mr.. Frazer has been
located in Indianapolis for the past few
years and his family is still there, but will,
we understand, come to Ravenna in due
time. We are pleased to welcome this en-.
terprising business man back to our town as
a resident