The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1895-01-02
The DEMOCRATIC PRESS
Ravenna, Wednesday, Jan. =, 1895.

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Good skating at the Peat pond-so tn
boyssay.
= Lumber has arrived for the P. & w. depc
addition.
Operations were resumed at the Sad Iro
; Works this morning.
Miss Rawlins, of Cleveland, is visiting a
Alexander McCrackens.
The Ravenna Brick and Tile Co. is maxim:
frequent car load shipments of tile.
A. L. Sullivan spent Monday night in jai
for being drunk and disorderly.
Mrs. Frank Spellman, of Cleveland, i
visiting Ravenna friends.
Common Pleas Court next Monday, with
Judge Robinson on the Bench.
Remember the Farmers Institute, Ere.
to everybody.
Will Montgomery, of Akron, Sundaved
with Ravenna friends.
You will hear some excellent singing al
the Farmers Institute.
tions this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. s. Lynn went to Akron
yesterday to spend a few days.
Don't g" swear off, ;" it is out of fashion and
out of date. Go to the Kelley Institute.
The New Year was ushered in promptly
at u o'clock-Sun time-Monday night.
Mrs. Geo. w. Butler, of Cleveland, is Wis
iting her brother, Dick Williams, on Pratt
street.
P. & W. pay car came Monday. The boys
had particularly happy New Years in con-
sequence.
Elmer Ellsworth and Aaron Strong were
the only prisoners in theCounty Jail Janu-
ary 1, 1895.
Miss Hattie Twitt, of Warren, is spending
her holiday vacation with her brother, C. E,
Twitt.
John Borgaman has severed his relations
with the Globe Carbon Co., and returned to
Cleveland.
R. G. Beatty and family are visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Black, in Oil
City, Pa.
The election of officers for the ensuing
year will take place at the Congregational
Church tomorrow evening.
In the Universalist Church next Sunday at
10: 80 a. M, there will be reception of mem
bers and Communion services.
Miss Amelia Geppinger returned to Ober-
lin today, after holiday visit with Ravenna
relatives and friends.
Louis Schweitzer went to Cleveland today
to he Drecant at tho col obro+io of b;e ,,oo+Lor,
birthday anniversary.
Miss Effe VanMeter, principal of the Dixie
school, Cleveland, is spending the holiday
vacation with her parents, in Ravenna.
Bring the whole family and all your neigh
bors, to the Farmers Institute Friday and
Saturday next, at the Opera House.
Mrs. c. F. Mertz and sister, Miss Lula
Byers, of Alliance ARE visiting at her brother
in-law's, E. P. Mertz, South Prospect St.
Miss Alta Casenhiser returned to her home
in Clinton o., Sunday, after visiting her Sis
ter, Mrs. E. Y. Lacey, since Wednesday.
1t will make you happy to hear Miss Kid
der, at the Universaltst Church, Friday eve
ming, the 18th inst.
Mrs. Jo Davis and two daughters, of
Youngstown, are visiting her parents, Mr..
Mrs. T. r. Mason.
Look out for the new P. & w. time card
after next Sunday. A fast freight between
New York and Chicago will be added to the
service.
The Windsor Club will give its next dance
in Arcanum Friday evening of this week. |
The Ravenna Mandolin Club will furnish |
the music.
Miss Ethel Thompson, student at the Nor
NAL School in Garfield, O., was the guest of |
Miss Florence Seymour Saturday and Sun
day.
The names of Mrs. w. G. Schoppe and |
Grant Weigand were propounded for Church |
during the Congregational SER
vices Sunday morning.
F. L. Root, of New York, was in town a |
few days the past week, visiting his mother |
and other relatives and friends. He return |
ed Monday evening.
Miss Belle VanMeter is home from Sharon. |
Pa, where she has charge of the millinery |
department of large store. She will return
in time for the spring trade.
1he Erie freight trains are now run with |
out the middle brakeman, the order taking |
effect January 1st. This throws about thirty |
men out of employment between Kent and |
MeadvilIe.
Rev. and Mrs. W. G. Schoppe have moved |
into their new home in the Waterman prop |
erty, on South Walnut street. His two |
Misses Florence and Martha |
Schoppe, arrived from Chicago last Friday. |
A lively word war between Geo. Rogers |
and L. Dalrymple, last Thursday forenoon,
eliminated in a fist fight between them, in |
which the latter received several hard blows |
in the nose and eyes. The battle only lasted |
one round.
The Ladies' Cemetery Association will |
meet tomorrow Thursday afternoon, at
O'Clock, at the usual place, Riddle Block. A |
full attendance of members and all interest
ed is desired, as the Annual Election of Of
fcers will be held and other important busi-
ness transacted.
c. R. Baldwin received telegram Thnrs-
day announcing the death of Frank Gallop,
at Mt. Vernon, Ill. Mr.. Gallop was former
ly Secretary of the Eagle Glass Co., and
young man highly esteemed by large circle
of Ravenna friends, who will be panied to
learn of his demise