The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1894-08-22
sHALERsVILLE.

Mrs. Fl. F. Morris returned from her visit
to Kingsville last Friday.
Mrs. Daniel Fisher, of Cyclone, is visiting
her daughter, Mrs: ]. w. Jones and family.
Mrs. Orrill McClintock is better, and now
considered out of danger.
Judging from a communication in the
Mantua Herald, we have the ONE and ONLY
Supervisor of public roads in our township,
who is all in all so far as ability, etc, is con-
cerned. AT the same time recognizing Mr..
AmickS ability, judgment, etc., we know
from actual observation that he has not built
ALL the good roads in ourtownship this year
but that our other Supervisor, Mr.. Dickinson,
is entitled to a share of the honors, even
though he may not at present be in quite
such favor with the present administration.
We could say much more in favor of Mr..
Dickinson did we think it necessary, but his
work speaks for itself, wherever it is. The
Goodell hill mentioned in that communica-
ton, has been largely repaired, so far, by
volunteer work by different residents of our
township. We do not say this IN dlSparge-
ment of Mr.. Amick at all, who is a thorough
business man and an excellent farmer and a
| good Supervisor, but rather to let the people
know that we also have another supervisor
of ability, who should share in praise of our
| good roads.
A young man and woman living in our
township left very suddenly about 2 O'Clock
a. M, Sunday last. Where they have gone
or what their business may be, the future
will doubtless develop. 1t is supposed that
they are matrimonially inclined and pro-
posed to travel in the cool part of the day.
| The proprietor of the Doolittle cheese fac
tory has good clue to the robbery commit
ted there a few days since, which it is hoped
may prove successful in the near future
| Born, on Wednesday of last week to Mr.,
and Mrs. viii Warteld, nlne-pound boy
| Grandpa Coats bears his new honors nobly
Aunt Abby Harmon is again under the
doctors care.
Bert Hinman had a severe attack of cholera
morbus last Thursday night, which for a
time caused him to think of settling his
worldly affairs. He is now on deck again
| but quite sore and weak.
During the progress of Social given by
| Mrs. Sarah Nelson last week Wednesday
night at the Town Hall, some miscreants
| with more stomach than brains, stole two
gallon freezer full of ice cream. Neither
| freezer nor contents have as yet been heard
] FROM This kind of business seems much
more out of place at a Church social thar
elsewhere, and clearly shows the character
| of some of our people.
Mrs. Carsley and son, from London, Eng.
are visiting at Isaac Tozer's, also a cousin ot
Mr.. Tozer, a Miss Early, one of the teacher'i
in the Cleveland schools, is visiting there.
Rev. Culp will preach two more sermons
here before going to conference. 1t is ear
nestly hoped he may be returned to this
charge.
Miss Ella Nicodemus and her sister, Mrs
Rollin Crane, will give Pink Social at the
Town Hall, Wednesday evening, Sept. 9th
! for the benefit of the M. E. Church fund.
Sam Ledyard has sick horse.
Don't be misled by glowing newspaper re
ports, for, translated into plain English i
means that a party of common American
citizens had their photographs taken on Sun
day of last week-nothing more.
John E. Thomson, of St. Louis, Mo-, who
with his wife has been travelling in Europe
the past four months, stopped on his way
home, to visit his cousins, P. B. Tomson anC
| Mrs. Emma Leet, the latter living in Free
dom. The descriptions Of his travels were
very interesting and the visit highly enjoy
ed. He left Monday morning for St. Louis
PHOEBE.