The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1895-01-23
THE DEMOCRATIC PRESS
ERavenna, Wednesday, Jan. 8 1895.
Cash for fresh Roll Butter, at KRAKE's.

Cash for fresh Roll Butter, at KRAKE's.
Frank Merrill will build 20 foot addition
| to his shop on South Prospect st.
A fast train of export cattle goes through
here every day, over the B. & o.
Waiting for good weather to build depo
extension at B. & o.
P.O. Wood, of Alliance, was in town
Monday evening.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Seibel, las
Wednesday, a daughter.
Rush Clark, of Alliance, is visiting his
uncle, E. P. Mertzs of this city.
Miss Jennie Holloway has returned from g
three months visit in New York City.
J. I'll. Andrews, of the American Cereal
Company, was over from Akron Friday.
Ed. Elliott has been confined to the house
several days past, by sickness.
DR.. C. W. Miller, whose accident was men
toned in our last issue, is progressing favor
ably toward recovery.
For your KindIing Wood, see
HINE & Co.
Boys. Friday evening, Feb. 1st, at the Opera
House.
Rev. w, G. Schoppe again occupied his
pulpit Sunday morning, having recovered
from his recent indisposition.
Miss Blanche Williams and Charles Mid
dleton, of Hudson, were recent guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Fred. Carey, Jones streets.
The icy roads on Saturday made harvest
for the horse-shoers. Tom Jenkins thinks
he ''.broke the record" setting ninety shoes
between a, m. and 5 p. m.
Try our $500 Coal.
A. II. HINE & Co.
Phone 33.
John P. Jones and Gil. Cummins treated
the West Main st. scholars to a sleighride
Thursday and Friday. A very commendable
act, indeed.
Solomon Coy, of Homer, Stark county, and
Miss Minnie Cowley, of Earlville, were mar
ried Tuesday, by Rev. Andrew Wilson, at
his residence.
Two loads of young people improved the
opportunity for an old fashioned sled ride
last Thursday night, by going to Atwater.
There were 90 persons in all.
Miss Lena Walter, who went to New York
City several months ago, expecting to return
to Ravenna, has decided to permanently re-
main in the metropolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander McCracken gave
party for thir daughter, Miss Lora Nc
Cracken, last Friday. it being her 18th birth
Hou hoI14 hFtu ,ooonlo
were present.
Michael Murphy died Saturday afternoon,
from the effects of a fall sustained several
weeks ago. His funeral was held Monday
morning from the Catholic Church, of which
he was member.
DR.. w. w. White went to Chicago last
week to attend Mrs. Bowman, whose severe
and distressing illness has kept her prostrat-
edso many months. Her present condition
is, we are pleased to say, considerably i'm
proved.
Freight traffic on the B. G. O. is reported
to be very heavy, forty trains of merchan-
disc passing through Ravenna daily over
this line. The Erie is also handling heavy
traffic. Passenger traffic on all lines is re.
ported light.
William Thomas, of Palmyra, for the past
eight years an inmate of the County Infirm-
ary, died at that institution last Friday eve
ming, at O'Clock, of consumption, aged
about 70 years. He had no relatives in this
country.
Prof. S. S. Myers will close his Convention
with a Concert at the CongregationalC Church
next FRIDAY evening. Sunday evening he
delivered an able and instructive lecture a.
that Church, on s. Congregational Singing,
the meeting being union one of the Meth
odist and Congregational Churches.
Hon. George A. Carnahan, of Rochester
N. Y, whose elevation to the Municipal
Judgeship of that city it was our pleasure t.
mention some time since, has been promoted
by Governor Morton to the Office of County
Judge, his duties to commence at once
| George is one of the Ravenna boys who re
| fleet distinguished credit npon the town o
their nativity, and we predict brilliant fu
| ture for him.
Miss Maud Maxson will be in Cleveland
this week and next, to take the place of on
of the instructors in the School of Music, VIII
is temporarily absent Miss Maxson is
member of the faculty of this Institution ,ant
the additional duties, coupled with those O
| her own department render it necessary fo
her to be there continuously during the tim
mentioned. Miss Maxson is a pianist Q
splendid genius and splendid attainments
The last Sunday in each January j
"Young Peoples Day." in the Universalis
Church. At 10:30 a, m. next Sunday, by re
quest of the Y. P. c. u, Rev. Andrew Viii
son will give an address on "The Principle
and Objects of the Young Peoples Union.
At p. M, the services will be conducted b
the Y. P. c. u, and will consist ofdevotion;
exercises, music, readings, original pape
by Miss Anna Carts and Miss Covert, and
short talk by the pastor.
Lovers of excellent music, fine sentimer
and genuine fun, will have a rich feast
the Opera House, Friday evening, Feb. is
at the popular prices, 30, 25 and Is cent
The Buchtel College Glee and Mandol
Clubs need no commendation to the citizel
of Ravenna and vicinity. For reserve
seats go to J. S. Smith & Sons, on and aftt
a. NJ. Wednesday, Jan Both.