The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1895-02-06
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Cash for Fresh Roll Butter.

Charity Ball Thursday and Friday nights
E. S. Comstock is in Cleveland today,
Mr.. and Mrs. f. w Talcott spent sunda,
in Kent.
L. A. Smith returned from Mendoza, Ill.
Thursday morning.
Ex-Prosecutor Phelps was over fromAkro,
Thursday.
For your Kindling Wood, see
HINE & Co.
James Washburn, of Alliance, took The
| Erie for Chicago, Friday morning.
Common Pleas Court adjourned Monday
morning to Saturday, March 10th.
Rev. james A. Brown read his resignation
to his congregation, Sunday morning
Buy ticket to the Charity Ball and help
along good cause.
Fred. Russell returned to Pittsburgh this
morning.
The Riddle Company shipped two coaches
to Cincinnati last Wednesday, over the Erie.
Rena Colt made large consignments of
potatoes to Cleveland last week, over the
Erie.
The Ladies Cemetery Association vii meet
Thursday, Feb 9TH, at 8 p. M, at Room 81,
Riddle block.
II. B. George, of East Liverpool, was the
guest of Frank Flooding, last week, return
ing on Saturday evening,
Mrs. Seth Hunt took the Erie for Cedar
Rapids, Iowa, Friday morning, to visit her
sister, Mrs. Edward Cox.
Mrs. Wagner, of Allentown, Pa, termin-
ated visit in the family of P. w. Snyder
last Friday.
G. II. Myers, of Redbrush, purchased a
traction engine of Russell & Co., of MassiIlon
which he took home last Friday from the
Erie.
George Judy, who was so badly injured
by falling from roof, late last Fall, has so
far recovered as to be able to be about the
house, by the aid of crutches
Mr.. Gallagher, a Chicago alderman, came
to Ravenna, Saturday, to see his brother,
Ed. Gallagher, recent section foreman on
the Erie, who is very sick.
Mr.. Gus Schroeder, of Cleveland, stopped
over few days last week, with his wife, who
has been visiting several weeks at her old
home.
Robt W. Brown, manager of the Louis
vile, KY, Times, arrived here Sunday for
short visit, He returned yesterday, ac-
by his wife a,.d her sister, Mrs
Gus Schroeder.
The Monthly meeting of the Anti-Saloon
League will be held next Sunday evening,
Feb. 10th, at the Congregational Church. Mr.,
6. II. Vibbert, of Massachusetts, will be the
speaker,
William Gardner, former resident of this
town, stopped off at this station last Thursday
to visit old friends and acquaintance. He
was Ell route from New York City to his
home in Joliet, Ill, resuming his Journey
he next morning.
DR.. c. D. Painter, of Alliance, was in town
few days the past week, the guest of Mr..
ind Mrs. G. w. Brown. We are pleased to
earn he will make his home here for time,
and hope he may be restored to health by
| few months rest
w. F. Tabor has removed his Barber Shop
o the room vacated by D. H. Gardner, Sec
ond door east of the Postofice, and when
he improvements being made are completed
ne will have very neat and convenient
place. ......s s.....s. .r..
F. d. Wyman, advertising agent for the
we'll know j. c. Aver & Co.'S medicines, was
n town Saturday. The house which he rep.
'esents and their remedies have long been
iavorably known throughout the land, but
hey still believe that persistent advertising
IS the road to continued success.
Howard E. Sears, City Commissioner of
Akron, Ohio, died at his home in that city,
ast Wednesday afternoon, of stomach dis
order and consumption, aged 50 years. He
was a former resident of Randolph, where
he married Miss Nettie Redfeld, of that
township, who with two boys survive him.
He had been resident of Akron for the past
twelve years. -...-.-....
A large number of the Ravenna friends of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Foster, of Cleveland,
assembled at the Penns, lvania depot Sunday
to exchange greetings with them and wish
them bon voyage to the Holy Land. They
were enroute for New York, on the Flyer,
to join the excursionists.