The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1895-01-02

Mrs. F.M.Hall went to Salem Wednesday
Hugo Walter went to Pittsburgh Monday
c. c. Garfield went to PITTSBURGH Tuasdor
John Kirk wasin Cleveland Tuesday.
H. L. Bean went to Cresson, Pa, Yesterday
to sell stock.
DR.. J. Waggoner was in Cleveland Thurs,
day.
Miss Eliza Dalrymple is visiting Cleveland
friends.
Miss Edna Goodsen returned to Paines.
vile today.
L. V. Clements took the c. & P. flyer for
New York Thursday.
W. J. Beckley took the C. &P fver 70
New York Saturday.
I Mr.. and Mrs. John Armstrong of Reecb
Woods, went to Cleveland Monday.
Mr.. Hine, of Mantua, went to Baltimore,
Md.' last Thursday, via the c. &P.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Slaughter, of Goshen.
Ind, returned home Monday.
Ed. Pedlow returned to Straitsville Ohio
thursday, after spending Christmas at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ford, who have been
seriously sick the past week, are somewhat
improved. " -''''
"a civil cases were commenced in Com
mon Pleas during the past year. 219 mar
rage licenses granted.
Mrs. Ed. Davis and Mrs. Fortnev were
among the Ravenna visitors to Cleveland
yesterday.
A. d. Webb, H. B. Oakley, Fred Seymour
and Henry Nunamaker took C. & P. FLYER
NO. =, for New York, Tuesday.
Rev. W. G. schoppe will begin a series of
three lectures on the domestic scenes in the
oook OF Ruth, next Sunday evening.
Albert Holcomb returned to his home in
Springfield, O., Monday, after visiting his
brother, Wanzer Holcomb, during the pre-
ceding week.
P.B. Tomson, Sup't of Shalersville schools
has been spending the holiday vacation with
friends in Mantua, Kent, Rayenua and
Cleveland.
The Misses Thomas and Nellie Rumbauot,
and Messrs. Lord and Aughenbaugb. have
returned to Oberlin to continue their school
work.
b. NJ. Madole's horse took an independent
run on Main Street this forenoon. finally
collldlng the buggy to which it was attached
with hitching post in front of Beattvs'
store. The only damage was broken tbill.
The Y. P. C. U. of the Universalist Church
held Social and Watch maeting in the
church parlors Monday night A pleasing
teature OF the occasion was the entrance into
the room OF about dozen members of the
AdeIoert Mandolin and Glee Clubs. who
favored the company with several choice
selections. The Old Year made his exit
aInlo the sounds of as pleasing melody as
mad been heard in Ravenna during his ex.
Rev. and Mrs. W. G. Schoppe will set
apart Tuesday evening of each week from 2
to III O'Clock, for the informal reception of
all who may desire to spend the time with
tnem at the Parsonage. They will be pleas
ed TO see the people on any evening when
tney can be at home, bnt on Tuesday eve
nlng wish 1t understood that they will be
there, and especially invite young people to
make free use of the study and library, and
consider themselves as much at home as at
tnelr own hresldes. The object is to devote |
the evening to unconventional sociabilitv
and interchange of thought and inquiry.
The Erie officials are still busy endeavor.
ing to locate the rufdans who stoned trains |
10 and on the evenings of Friday and Sat.
urday, Dee. 21st and 22nd, Just east of this
station. AS previously stated in the PRESS.
gentleman passenger on board the latter
.raln was hit IN the nose and painfully in
]ured by piece of Stag, and the train gave
evidence of having been pelted with numer.
GUS similar missiles. Judge Robinson occu-
pied the third seat back from the one in
which the injured passenger was seated at
he time he was struck.
The Erie officials have been hard at work
On the case ever since the villainous piece of
aWlesness occurred, one of the detectives
who happened to be on train at the time.
going back to the place of attack, but dis
covering nothing indicative of clue to the
vicious hearted individuals.