The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1895-01-30
The DEMOCRATIC PRESS
ERavenna, Wednesday, Jan. 80, 1895.

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ERavenna, Wednesday, Jan. 80, 1896
Read CLEwELL's new ads.
Cash for Fresh Roll Butter at KRAKE's
Ed. Gallagher is very sick
I, G. Phillips is in Niles today.
Dominic Romeni has returned to italy.
Charley Sharp is sick with hard cold.
Mrs. Philo King is visiting Akron friends
New dry kiln furnaces are being nut in Al
Quaker Mills.
w. W. Monsey has been on the sick Iist
for few days.
Miss Ida Simpson was called to Trumbul]
County Sunday, by the dangerous illness OF
an aunt.
j. NJ. Larned, of Meadville, Div. Engineer
was in Ravenna this morning
L. A. Smith was called to Mendoza, Ill.
Friday. by the death of his mother.
Frank Rood, of Charlestown, went to Gin
cinnati today, over the Erie
Remember, Supper at the Congregational
Church, Wednesday, February 9th.
A sled load of Ravennians went TO Kent
last night.
A golden opportunity" " for one week, at
CLEWELL's, for BARGAINS in Ladies'. Miss
es' and Children's Cloaks.
For your Kindling Wood, see
HINE & Co.
b. A. Montgomery and wife, of Akron.
wpent three days with Mr.. and Mrs. J. A.
| Bennett last week.
Rev. JAS Watson, pastor of the Disciple
Church of Chagrin Falls, made a call on
Ravenna friends last Friday, stopping with
c. D. Chamberlin.
There is considerable talk of rendering
the >oratorio of g. The Creation, % in Ravenna
by home talent some time during the COM
ing season.
Burt B. Slough, of Ravenna, and Miss
Pearl Hartlerode, of Nelson, were married
NJ nday evening by Rev. Andrew Wilson ,at
his residence.
Everybody come to the Supper at the Con
gregational Church, Wednesday, February
9th, and try the new dishes.
George Fl. Vibbert, who has lectured on
temperance in both Europe and America,
will address the Anti-Saloon League meeting
in the Congregational Church Sunday eve.
ming, Feb. 10.
Mrs. 6. w. Brown returned from Alliance
last week, bringing the little daughter of DR..
Z. ID. Painter, who will remain with her for |
the present.
Mr.. Everett, who left Rootstown 25 wears |
ago, returned to his home in Seneca, Mo-.
last week, after nine weeks visit with Por- |
tage county friends. This was his first visit |
since leaving Ohio.
John P. Jones took jolly load of young
people to Edinburg last night, where they
were entertained by Mr.. and Mrs. Will Goss.
Cards and an oyster supper were the features
of the evening.
The renowned painter. w. FL. Howe, of
Paris, will attend the Art Loan Exhibit in
Cleveland, arriving there next week Dur
ing his stay he will visit friends in Rayenna,
the home of his boyhood.
Some cigarette sucker threw his " inspira.
ton" irto pile of dry goods boxes west of
Beatty's clothing store Tuesday morning,
and only timely discovery prevented good
oAHSN DOAAA1AS' |
Rev. James A. Brown rendered his resig-
nation as Rector of Grace Episcopal Church,
today, to take effect March 1st. He has ac-
cepted call to the pulpitof Grace Episcopal
Church at Gallon, 0.
The members of the Junior Y,P.C. u.
are busy selling tickets for the Concert, in
he Opera House, Friday evening, by the
Rnobto1 Hn1I |
For reserved seats go to J. S. Smith e. Sons.
Abont forty friends surprised Miss Addie {
3eazle Tuesday evening, and enjoyed a very I
pleasant social time. The visit was a re- {
hinder OF a birthday anniversary just passed
which Miss Addie informed them was her {
18th. A beautiful clock was presented, to
enable her to mark the flight of time.
LIST OF UNCLAIMED LETTERS remaining
n the Ravenna Postoffice January 80, for i
wo weeks or more:
VIM. w. bissell, Mr.. E. B. Hartwell, Jay '
3. Botter, Prof. II. T. Rodenbaugh, Mr.. w. l
Roberts, n. H. Smith
D. C. GOLDMAN, NJ.
Rev. E. W. Preble, recently of Webster,
Mass, but now connected with Buchtel Col
ege, will preach in the Universalist Church
1eXt Sunday, at 1880 a. M, and evening. OF
lim it is said, GAS preacher he is thought
ul and able, and as poet. he has written
poetry" All are cordially invited ;
20 hear him next Sunday
The Buchtel College Glee and Mandolin
Jlubs need no commendation to the citizens
If Rayenna and vicinity. Their former visits
nave given people great desire to again
near them. And those who have not heard
hem cannot afford to lose the opportunity !
lext Friday evening, Feb. 1st.
Young Peoples Day in the Universalist /;
Church was happy. The services both fire.
loon and evening were fitting and helpful.
The Y. 2. c. U. is doing excellent work.
Five new members were received one week
igo last Sunday. At the evening service last
Sunday one young woman was welcomed to
he Church
D. NJ. Clewell always on the alert for the
bargains of the day, has something of espe-
cial value to offer in Ladies' Cloaks 1t is
needless to say that /" bargain' with
CLEwELL label upon it, is GENUINE. This
opportunity to secure an excellent, stylish
Cloak is one which the ladies will wisely
improve.