The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1893-01-11
SHALERsVILLE.

Mrs. Lucy Dickinson, one of the pioneer res
idents of this town. died at the family home
stead. one mile south of the Center. early Mon
day morning. IAN 9th. The cause .of her death
was old age. The funeral will be held at her
late residence this week Thursday, at II O'Clock.
Mrs Bently Crane is failing fast. with no
hopes of recovery.
Will Peck only son of Luther and Eliza PECK.
is quite low with lung trouble.
Frederick Albright is now quite feeble. with
symptoms very unfavorable for recovery.i
Mrs E B Kimes and daughter Denie are both
quite sick with hard colds
VIM. Fisher, a brother of John Fisher of this
place. died at his home in Youngstown, Jan. /,
in 55th year of his age. The deceased had al
WAYS been a resident of Trumbull and Mahon-
ing counties and had been a resident of oupgs-
town for the past 3S years He also has rela-
tives and friends in this county who will be
panied to hear of his death.
d Dora Cooley is quite ill with throat trouble,
Little Roy Crane is sick.
Royal Colt. of Fenton, Mo. is visiting rela-
tives and other friends here.
Born, last Saturday night, to Mr.. and Mrs.
RolIin Crane. ten pound boy, .Congratula-
tions are extended.
Rev. Roland Nichols closed his series of meet
ings at the Disciple Church here on Sunday eve
ming The membership has been increased by
nearly 20 as the reward of his labors. An elec-
tion of church officers was held on Sunday. re-
suIting as follows: Pastor, e Davis; Elders,
X Hoskin, Henry Colling. Albert Nichols;
Deacons, Lu her Minard. Homer Goodell; Dea-
conesses, MrSLuther Minard, Mrs Lucy Hoskin /;
Trustees Hoskin, j II Way. E Hanks (;
Clerk, E K Hoskin Treas, Geo Eldridge. The
ladies of this Church will give New England
social at the home of Elmer Hoskin, Thursday
evening, Jan 10 All are cordially invited.
The Methodist ladies will hold Social at the
residence of VIM Walker on Thursday eve
ming. Jan. -. to which all are invited.
Jack English will soon set up his portable
sawmill on the farm of E. K, Hoskin, a half
mile east of the Center.
Alfred Smith is quite sick with neuralgia.
Fred Porter and family. accompanied by Mrs
| Fink and Mrs Beans spent Sunday in Kent
The Center school. P. Tomson, teacher re-
opened last Tuesday, after holiday vacation Of
two weekse
Don't forget to hear Prof Shanor. at the Towr
Hall, Friday evening tt6s week. No charge fol
admission.
j W, Jones is fat. fair and forty" at present
cause. an liberated eye tooth.
The many friends of Mrs Adds Cannon, o
|
pleased to know that she and Mr. Cannon ar
also delighted over their late acquisition
bouncing girl baby.
The snowstorm of Sunday night and Monda.
is tn severest that has visited US this winter
| should it continue much longer as at this writ
| ing Monday evening" travel will be much i'm
peded as the result of the drifting of the snow
Rip VanW inkle is expectedin town the latte
| mart of January as the guest of Shaler Council.
Look out for an invitation to attend his recep
tion.
The following nam ID are the new officers @
! Shaler Council for the ensuing year: Jr. Pas
Councillor George Eldridge; Councillor. P.
Tomson Vice Councillor. Geo Il Barber; Rec
Sec'y, e L Hine; Financial Sec'y, E Hurd
A. r. s, H D Bates; Treas. H Hoskin; Con
AU Wright; Warden. C j Hoskin; 1. s.. T
Rhodes; O. s., Benny Coo !ey; Trustees.
!, Hine, Goodsll. II B Davis,
PHOEBE.