The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1890-11-26
SHALERS RSVTLLE.

NOV. 10Th. lS9Q.-The 0. F. A. held an enthusi-
astic meeting on Saturday evening last The
speaker of the occasion was Mr. John Dayey.
hents poet and philosopher. We are inform ed
the address was good and well received. Although
foreign born citizen himself, he advanced the
idea quite emphatically that no foreigner should
hold an office in America. The club will meet
again two weeks from that evening.
Two of our worthy young people, Burton Colt
and Minnie Cooley, formed joint partnership
for life on Thursday last. May success and hap
piness attend them.
Miss Mary Hudson. of Aurora. visited her
mother here few days since. She is now in the
employ of W. j. Weaver.
Mr.. Ed. Watterson, of the Standard Cigar Co..
Cleveland. visited his frieni Frank Barber last
week. Most of the time was spent in hunting,
and they had delightful time
theodore Rhodes and Peter Kimes are endeav-
oring to settle their difficulties before ESQ A. b.
Crane. today. wednesday,
&c Cooley and Geo, Barber made n Avinp
business trip to Kent on Monday,
Grandpa" Hickox visited with relatives and
friends in Aurora last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. D. Nichols are expected here
soon from Brooklyn. Mich, to remain through
the winter.
K. B. Kimes has entered the employ of the
electric street railway company of Akron, He
Will remove his family there soon. Frank Derr
will occupy his former home.
MRS. Nellie Merton. of Cleveland, will pass
Thanksgiving with her mother. Mrs, Burton
Peck.
1t is reported that Emmett Brode will soon
take up his residence in Youngstown.
Old Mrs. Sabin, IS years of age. died at the
home of her son. Henry Hinman of this place.
on Saturday last. Her death was caused by old
age. Her funeral was held at the Methodist
Church Monday, at p. m, Rev. Shaffer offlci-
ating. and the remains were laid to rest in the
Center Cemetery.
Harry Howe and family will soon occupy their
new home purchased ofMr. Nickodemus...
o. F. Hickox will hold a shooting match and
rattle for turkeys. &C.. today wednesday, at the
Center.
An appraisement of the property of the late
Martin Wilson took place at his residence, on
Tuesday last.
Mrs. W. J. Weaver is visiting friends in Dayton
The Cemetery well is drilled. We have well
So #. deep. of which % it. are in the rock 1t has
25 #. of piping and 2s #. of water in it. Parker
and Gates. who did the work. say it is as good a
well as they have drilled this year. Money
enough has been subscribed to pay for the well,
and enough more to pay for good pump will
soon be raised. Many thanks. ladies and gentle
men. who have donated to this enterprise, and if
any who would like to assist have not been asked
do not feel backward about speaking of it.. and
we will still give you an opportunity to add your
contribution to the fund already obtained.
Harvey House is again under the doctors care, |
threatened with a fever.
Albert Hinman is quite sick with pleuro pneu-
monia. though at this writing he is somewhat i'm
proved.
Miss Laura Rogers is suffering severely with |
Mrs. A. A. Barber spent the greater part of the
past week with Garrettsville friends.
Parker i Gates buzzed large pile of wood for
W. ]. Weaver and B. r. Colt last week.
The young people of the NJ. E. Church OF this
place had a very pleasant time at the home of ].
q. Nickodemus last Thursday evening
Mr.. Frank Kinsman. of Aurora, Sundayed with
friends here.
Sheriff Jones and little grand daughter called
In O, F. Hickox's people on Sunday.