The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1892-01-27
SHALERSVIGLE.

L. L. Hine was in Warren. Thursday evening |
last, the guest of Warren Commandry. +. A. M. |
The sleighing has been excellent OF late. and |
lovers of sleigh riding have been putting in full
time.
Rollin Cooley began years engagement, on
Monday last, with George Clapp. an aged and
much respected farmer living near Kent. Bur-
ton Cooley begins a similar engagement with
William Peck, in n. W. part OF the township,
about the middle of February. They are both
steady and Industrious young men. and their
EN- ployers may consider themselves fortunate IN
| engaging them.
The lyceum given by the pupils of the Cooley
district. Saturday evening. drew the usual large
number of spectators. and in number and quail
ty of exercises, decided success.
| Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Amick and daughter Gertie
have gone to Rootstown to remain two weeks
with relatives there, hoping rest may be bene-
fetal to Mr.. A.
One of our bachelors. it seems. is troubled
with family cares "a good beginning for leap
year.
Two sisters from the West are visiting their
brother. Wellington Hurd.
| P, B. Toalson gave progressive euchre party
at Hotel kimes. on Thursday evening. There
were sixteen players. who handled the paste
boards until 1880. when time was called. and an
account made of the merits and dement's. which
: resulted as follows: Mrs E. B. Kimes took first
honors as best lady player, and Bina Colt cap
tured frst among the gentlemen. The lady who
got next te the head with two in the class.
was Mrs J. L. Cooley. and the gent who got first
'only the plaguey class was wrong end to,
n was 1, B. Mills. After the score had beer
: satisfactorily adjusted" refreshments Wer'
\ served Then followed remarks for the goot
| of the ORDER" when the company was dlsoanded
+ feeling that the entertainment had been com
plete success.
), Some one asks in the Mantua Herald, HOY
II can such an entertainment as the Chronothana
u toletom be given for 10 cents ?" We wonder sc
too when people who have children growing u
in the Sabbath School can have the cheek to de
liberately pass the ticket agent and occupy fire
seat at a church benefit entertainment.
s. Mrs. Adam Dietz died from the effects of tn
g grip. on Thursday. Jan. 2lst. Her funeral Wf
he held at the family residence two and half mile
We west of the Center. on the following Saturda!
in Rev. Andrew Wilson officiating. The buri
E. took place at the Feeder Dam Cemetery
ne The measles are among u.s. Those at preser
be indulging (?l in them are Glenn Coates. Mr.
tn Alma Wharfeld. and Johnny Kimes.
Is. Old Mr.. Dietz is quite sick.
IT, Geo. Amick is a sufferer from structure of Il
ce bowels. Miss Carrie Cooley has severely brui
nd ed fnger-the result of collision of two hal
nd sleds. Mrs. Henry Hinman is sick with gri
N Mr. and Mrs. W T. Stage have stock of gr
sw to dispose of. Mrs. W. J. Weaver is sick wi
stomach trouble.
Lr Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Rhinehart, ia
IN. 21st. a son, which died the same day.
a The pupils of district No. accompanied the
ow teacher. Miss Moulton. a sleigh ride to
sr- home in Brimfield, on Monday evening.
c. Sister Slim asks this conundrum: why is
We that he who pretends to have the wisdom Of
CO. Solomon is often possessor of the brain of
,ut ass ?" PHGBE