The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1892-08-31
SHALERSVILLE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Foote, nee Carrie Sage.
have become the parents of bouncing girl baby.
born last Friday night.
]. L. Cooley was taken seriously i'll last Satur-
day morning. with bowel complaint. but at the
present writing is much better.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Blanchfeld expect to
move to Mantua Station this fall.
Mrs Geo. Eldridge is quite i'll.
Art Wilbur is having to uch of genuine grip.
Haster Harry Sage, of Canton. who is visiting
here, is quite httle horseman, he and MS
pony make sport for the lovers of horse racing
every evening. He and the pony evidently un-
derstand each other full we'll. and seem to take
solid comfort together.
E. L. Hine was prostrated by fainting fit last
Saturday while in the field. He is now quite
unwell, though he still keeps about part of the
time.
Our enterprising Sexton has again moved the
cemetery. which now looks quite neat.
The Board of Education held their final session
for the present school year on Monday. No par
ticnlar business was transacted except the final
settlement with the Clerk and Treasurer. Up.
Clerk elect A, A Hinman, filed his bond which
was accepted. joel Roosa was transferred from
district No. to No. 9. Board adjourned to meet
again this week W Wednesday evening.
Joshua Farrance and Chauncey Blair .have
traded real estate. each to give possession about
October 1st.
Rollin Monroe is quite poorly with bowel COM
complaint.
Harry Hart, of Freedom, was seen just over
the line in our township sunday evening.
Misses Carrie. Gertie and 0rsie Sawyer. will
soon take up their residence in Ravenna. where
the former will take clerkship and the others
attend school. They have many friends here
hor oh
W. E. Hurd is looking for large crowd at his
harvest dance. Sept. 9th.
Shaler Council has an invitation to attend
church with the brethren of other Councils at
Twinsburgh, Sept Ii. at I 80 p. m. All should
go who can.
The Peoples Party will put a ticket in the
field. at Ravenna. Friday. Sept. End.
G.. N. Goodell is full fedged Mechanic since
last Saturday evening. Newt is one of our boys
who does not let the '' good things" pass him
Mr.. Osborn Shaffer. son of Rev. K Shaffer.
is visiting at the home of L. ToZer.
A. A. Smith has traded his organ for horse.
Mrs. A. ]. Kimes is still quite feeble.
Miss Clara Amick is now student at Ada.
Mrs. Clarissa Marvin visited relatives in Ra-
VIENNA last week.
There is married man in our town who has a
habit of calling on his neighbors at a very early
hour in the morning.
Business must be improving. Lowell Gates has
quit plant culture and turned his attention to
improving the roads.
Mrs. Peter Kimes, of Mantua, was at her son 8
E. B.. on Saunday.
Master Charlie Yeoman. of Akron, who has
been visiting for some time with his aunt Mrs.
A. A. Hinman. returned home Sunday.
Almon Thomson, brother of James c. Tomson
deceased, died at the home OF his son John E..
at st. Louis. Mo-. August %. He was a son OF
Benoni and Hannah Thomson. and was born in
a log hut then tanding just north of the present
residence of John Fish er. south of the center of
our to wnship. In his early manhood he drove a
stage route through this section, for Simon
Slough. After going to St.Louis he dealt largely
in real estate. and during the war performed
several government contracts, and was for sew
eral years in the banking business. He had
amassed a generous fortune. and was honored
and respected by hosts of friends In 1874 he
was under treatment at the DIR. Strong Water
Cure. in Ravenna. The immediate cause of his
death was a bowel complaint. He was about rs
years of age, His remains were buried the
Wednesday following his death. at St. Louis.
Mrs. Put Reed is quite sick.
Baby" Minard is quite sick at Grandpa Hos
kins.
The Democrats of Shalersville will meet in
Caucus Friday evening this week. All'who have
political feelings in sympathy with them are in
vited to attend. PHOEBE.