The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1895-01-16
The DEMOCRATIC PRESS
zRavenna, Wednesday. Jan. 10, 1895.
Faith, Hope and Charity.
By Faith we live, the preachers say,
By Hope the spinsters think,
By Charity the usual way
A tramp gets food and drink.

A tramp gets food and drink.
IL. L. Beatty is at home, sick.
Musical Convention at the Cong Church
for two weeks.
Miss Jane Beatty is visiting friends il
Philadelphia.
Arthur Wiley went to Cleveland Saturday
morning, to enter business college.
Prof. Myers, is thoroughly competent
and pleasing instructor.
Robert Lowrie came home for an indef
mite stay last Wednesday. He has been in
Cleveland during the past season.
Mr.. Smith, of Ashland, Ohio, travelling
salesman for the Mishler Co., was in town
Friday.
d. L. Baldwin and Miss Marie A. Adolph
were married last evening, by Rev. c. F. W.
Cronemeyer.
For your Kindling Wood, see
HINE & Co.
Two solid weeks of vocal instruction, at
the Cong. Church, for 80 cents.
Fifty cents for two weeks vocallessons and
practice in music, at Cong Church.
Joseph Swain returned to his home in
Sidney, O., today, after spending few days
in Ravenna, his former home
The W. c. T. U. will meet with Mrs. Scott,
South Prospect St., Thursday p M, Jan.
II, at 2:3O
The Pennsylvania Company has discon-
tinued issuing clergymen's half fare orders
for the present.
The ice harvest has commenced in earnest
and the end of thic week will see most of the
ice houses filled to overHowing"
Sunday was hardly day to tempt robins
from their southern homes, nevertheless one
was seen on that day, on Prospect street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Hoskin, of Windsor.
Ashtabula Co.. were guests of Mr.. and Mrs
E. c. Belding from Saturday until Tuesday.
DR.. R. B. johnson and daughter Nellie,
and Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Peacock went to
Alliance Monday to attend the funeral of
Mrs. DR.. c. D. Painter
Mrs. Polly Sapp died at the home of her
son, Robert Sapp, south of town, last Friday
morning, aged rs years. Her funeral was
held Sunday, at 2 O'Clock, Rev. Andrew
Wilson officiating.
{. l.. Rodman, Sec'y of the Globe Carbon
Co., left Monday on a western trip in the
interest of that concern, expecting to be alb.
sent one week
Mrs. Nancy Shultz died at her home near
Brady Lake, last Sunday, aged so years. |
Her funeral was held this forenoon, Rev. H.
D. Stauffer officiating.
A. l. Nichols, former official court stenog-
rapher for this judicial district, now prac-
ticing attorney of Youngstown, is attending
court.
Mr.. Harvey Towns, daughter Nellie. and |
son Robert, returned to their home, in Pom
eroy, o., Monday. Mr.. Frank Bolton, who
accompanied them here returned Friday.
Don't neglect to avail yourself of the op
for advancing your musical talent.
1t the Cong. Church, this week and next.
20 cents is all it costs.
A sleigh load of merry Ravenna guests
we're entertained by Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
8abcock at their pleasant home in Roots
own, last evening
There will be a business meeting Of the
Ladies Benevolent Society," of the Con-
sregatlonal Church, Thursday afternoon,
January II, at half past two, in the lecture
'oom, to consider the purchasing of dishes.
Rev W. G. Schoppe, whose sickness was
mentioned in our last issue, was unable to
occupy his pulpit last Sunday. Rev. B. F.
Ashley officiated in his stead.
w. J. shrop read an interesting paper on
: What Can the Young Peoples Society Do
o Help the church," last Wednesday eve
1lng, at the meeting in charge of the y. P,
). c. E.
Thursday evening was devoted to a mis-.
lonary meeting conducted by the missiona-
y society OF the church, Mrs. B. F. Ashley
President. Union prayer meeting was held
Friday evening at the Methodist Church.
About thirty nejghbors and friends gave
Mrs. Marvin Severance pleasant birthday
surprise last Monday evening. The evening
vas spent with cards and music, and was en-
oyed by all. A fine center table was pre-
sented by the guests.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Burdette, who went East to spend the boli-
lays with his parents, will regret to learn
hat they will not return to Rayenna. but
have decided to take up their residence in
Hudson, Mass. They were among Ravenna's
most popular young people.
c. c. Byers, of the John F. Byers Co.. is
On the road for business trip through south
western Missouri, Louisiana and Texas. Mr..
FL. Ii. Gillingham is also out for the same
Company, and will solicit in West Virginia.
North and South Carolina, Tennessee, and
Georgia. They both expect to be on the
road about six weeks.
Mrs. Theodore Mason and daughter, Mrs.
Joseph Davis, of Youngstown, gave a pro-
gressIVe eucher party last Wednesday from
to O'Clock, at which there were eleven |
tables of players. Mrs. Geo. F. Robinson
and Miss Edith Linton won the high prizes, |
Miss Fannie Beckley the low prize, and |
Mrs. Fred. Paltzgroff the lone hand prize.
Mrs. Royal Gurley, of Cleveland, is visit |
ing Ravenna friends. She was entertained, |
with few friends, at the Etna House. by
Mrs. f. W. Maxson, yesterday, and in the
evening by Mrs. BeckIey at her home. Mrs. |
Post also entertained few friends in her
honor, Monday evening.
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