The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1895-01-09
The DEMOCRATIC PRESS
Ravennas Wednesday. Jan. 8, 1895.


c. c. Byers went to Akron Sunday.
Miss Nellie Ticknor spent last week il
. Akron.
John Meharg took the Erie for Canfelc
, Monday morning.
Deputy Food Commissioner Hurd went tc
Youngstown Monday, on the Erie.
The Erie Co. is repairing the Quaker Mil
sidings from one end to the other.
w. S. Gibbons took the Erie for Pittsbure
Monday, for business trip.
Arthur Wiley is home from Orville fol
the balance of the winter.
The cutters at the Ravenna Shoe factory
went to work Monday.
Prof. S. S. Myers at the Congregational
Church next Monday evening.
Musical Convention commences at the
Congregational Church next Monday eve
ming.
c. Fl. Crafts, D. D, G. NJ, of Garrettsville,
will install the officers of Ravenna Lodge
No. 60, l. Q. o. F. this evening.
John E. Sharp was taken sick last Satur-
day night, and is still confined to his house.
A grand opportunity will be offered every
body by Prof. Myers.
The American Cereal Co. is filling its Ra-
VIENNA warehouse with buckwheat Are they
again trying to corner the market?
Practical instruction in common singing
at the Musical Convention.
John Marvin, who was called to Ravenna
by the death of his brother Roland, returned
to Chicago Monday.
Mrs. F. S. Comstock took the Erie Monday
morning for jamestown, N. Y, her former
| home.
Quincy Cook returned from st. Paul, Sat
urday, where he was called by the death of
his brother.
Do you wish to become an independent
singer? Go to Prof. Myers, and you will
speedily realize your wish.
Mrs. Baldy is in Kent assisting in the care
of her son in-law, James Park, brother of F.
| c. Park, jeweler. of this city.
The Ladies of the Disciple Church will
serve warm supper Wednesday evening,
Jan. 10Th.
Scalloped oysters will be ou the bill of fare
at the Disciples Church, next Wednesday
evening.
The Byers hoisting works are again in op-
Grafton. A new stack has been built for the
south annex.
This is the week of prayer at the churches.
Friday evening there will be a union prayer
meeting at the Methodist Church.
- Al.
Musical Convention at the Congregational
Church next Monday evening. Free to ev-
erybody.
J. F. Kraiss and Miss Emma Burgner, of
Rootstown, were married by Rev. Andrew
Wilson, at his residence, last Thursday eve.
ming
J. NJ. Hood, who went from Ravenna to
Ellis, Muskingum Co., some time ago was in
town Friday. He expects to return to Ra-
VIENNA at no very distant date.
Meeting of Ravenna Tent No. 85, K. OF,
NJ. tomorrow evening. All members are
urgently requested to be present, as the in
stallation of officers will take place.
Mrs. Orange Knapp slipped and fell, at
her home on Prospect street. last Wednes-
o941hA11S LIIC oLOFC d1u SGfGISly
cutting one of her ears.
The coming Musical Convention will be of
incalculable benefit to the singers of the
place, if they but attend.
Three persons united with the Universalist
Church last Sunday forenoon, and in the
evening Miss M. A. Bortle, of Buchtel Col
lege, gave an admirable address.
The Week of Prayer is being observed at
the Methodist Church. On Friday evening
Union service will be held in the Methodist
Church, conducted by Rev. Schoppe, of the
Congregational Church.
Tickets to the Kidder entertainment at the
Universalist Church next Friday night, 18th
inst. are 25 cents children under II years
Is cents. Doors open at 7, entertainment at
8. Net receipts for the organ. fund.
Miss Effie Carlin, who has been visiting
her sister, Miss Florence Carlin, at the home
of J. c. Clark, returned to her home in West
Salem, last Friday. Miss Florence also ex-
poets to return to West Salem soon.
The REPUBLICAN has this, "It's diamonds
to blue sky that you will write it '94 before
the week is ended" Yes, and that paper
| well illustrates the fact by printing at the
head of seven of its eight pages, Wednes-
day, January 2, 1894"
At the entertainment in the UniversaIist
Church next Friday evening, music will be
furnished by the Mandolin Club and the
| Choir. Miss Amanda Kidder will present
fine program. Don't fail to hear her. She
| is superior.
| On Saturday evening, January 26, an en-
tertainment will be given under the auspices
of the Church of the Immaculate Concep-
| ton, IN Riddle Hall. At the close of the
program proper there will be a contest for a
gentleman S gold watch. the candidates being
Mr.. Geo. Dennis, P. w. Supervisor, and
VIM. Furlong, c. & P. Supervisor.
John II. Dussel, Assignee of E. F. Deming
sold the grocery stock and fixtures, except
ing the horse, two delivery wagons, set of
double harness, single harness and the hay,
grain and straw, to W. s. Krake, last Thurs
day morning. Mr.. Krake will remove his
present grocery stock to the store room SO
long occupied by Mr.. Deming, and D. H
Gardner will take possession of the stand
vacated by Mr.. Krake February 1st. Mr.
Deming permanently retires from business
but we understand will continue his resi-
dence in Ravenna.