The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1895-01-23


music, fine lunch, &c.
Wanzer Holcomb was in Canton yesterday.
Geo. Green went to Washingtonville, O.,
last Saturday.
DIV. Thomas, of Cyclone, went to Cleve-
land Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. Roscoe Olmstead visited in
Cleveland over Sunday.
Mrs Della Pryor returned Thursday from
weeks visit in Cleveland.
C. S. Olmstead and C. E. Twitt are in
Cleveland today.
F. P. Chapman went to Columbus this
morning, to attend the meeting of the State
| Board Of Health
E. S. Gee, of South New Lyme, O., was
here today, in the interest of the Mccormick
Harvesting Machine Co.
Mrs. G, S. Howden and Misses Blanche
and MolIie Prindle, of Rootstown, left on
Tuesday, for Alfalfa, Ala.
1t is said now that Quaker Mills will re-
sumo operations on the 10th of February.
Fires were started in the drying room today.
Capt. l. D. Spalding was in town last week.
He left for New York Thursday, on the G.
& P. flyer.
The Soldiers Relief Commission is in
session today, for the purpose of distributing
the fund provided for the relief of INDECENT
soldiers, sailors, &c.
Alden Alden's 1" Fabio Romani," which is
the attraction at Reeds Opera House tonight,
should have full house. At the time of its
former production here the audience was
small, and many regrets were heard after
wards from those who failed to attend.
LIST OF UNCLAIMED LETTERS remaining
in the Ravenna Postoffice January 23d, for
two weeks or more
Miss Clara Bingham. Mr.. c. ]. Davis, F.
A. Harmon, E. Larkins, F. G. Lourie, Grace
Nichols, JOS Martin, Miss Ida Faylor.
D. C. GOODMAN, P. NJ.
Ned Lyons, alias George Jackson, who was
sent to the Ohio Penitentiary from Ravenna,
with two confederates, in the Fall of 1886,
| for pocket picking at Kent, is the subject of
| lengthy notice in the columns of Sundays
| New York WORLD. He is the husband of
Sophie Lyons, one of the cleverest and
wealthiest female pickpockets in the world.
Monday evening Mr.. and Mrs. II. W. Rid
die were reminded by numerous party of
friends that the 9th anniversary of their
marriage should be celebrated with gener-
Gus congratulations and social cheer. The
evening was pleasantly spent, progressive
| euchre being one of the features. w. A
Jenkins and Mrs. Geo. F. Robinson were
awarded first prizes, NJ. III. Carter and Mrs.
| lTT ID +ba
D. NJ. Clewell and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
w. Riddle will join the Cleveland parties
of the Holy Land Excursion, next week,
whence they will proceed to New York,
to embark on their journey with the full
complement of oriental excursionists. That
their Journey may be as rich in experience
as promise, is the wish of their many Ra-
VIENNA friends.
Six hundred feet Of new rubber hose have
been added to the Rayenna fire service. The
first tap of the fire bell is all that is needed
now for instant response from the depart
ment horses, which have been trained to
excellent service The boys are entitled to
complimentary notice for their efficient
painstaklng in this important part of the
public service.
The Erie Co., in pursuance of its retrench
ment policy for 1895, has heightened Its
track sections from four to seven miles
Under this arrangement the Ravenna section
will extend from the Freedom road crossing
on the east to the big cut about three-fourths
of a mile east of the east Kent yards. Ed
Gallagher, said to be one of the best section
foremen in this part of the conutry, wa'
thrown out of employment by the change
and his place given to Mckay from Transfer
Pennsylvania.
A Pool Match has been arranged between
Albert Powers, of Chicago, and W. IL. Clear
water, of this city, for $3.50 side, to b
played at Reeds Opera House, Ravenna
next Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday eve
I nings, JAN 2Sth, Goth and 3Oth. The gam
i will be 600 balls, 200 each, and all who atten
. may feel assured of witnessing the best poo
y playing ever seen in Ravenna. All thos
who take any interest in the game are az
5 ouainted with Clearwater's professional skill
and we are assured that Powers is at least q
good a player as D'Oro, who played wit
Clearwater here a year ago. A special IL
. vitation is extended to the ladies to atteno
5000 pounds of first class ice, aVeragin
nine inches in thickness, has been stored ;
the County House.