Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1895-01-10
HAMLER TOTHE FRONT AGAIN.
Outlook for the Creamery Company
Good.
SUNDAY SCHOOL AND EP-
WORTH LEAGUE WORK. g.
Interesting Personal Items From
Live Community.

JAN. sth, '95.-Mr. Editor, after
long silence Sam H. again appears
upon the stage of action with the New
year and its new resolutions bright
before him. 1t was not because our lit
tie village did not furnish material
for which to write, that caused him
to be silent, Oh, no, not that, as you
will readily see by the reports below,
but it was simply because he was
caught up in the busy throng and
carried along with those whom Old
Father Time deprived of only just
enough time to attend to necessary
duties.
Christmas and New Year are things
of the past, but it is not out of style
yet for everybody to be telling of
what good time they had.
Grace Lindoerfer, of Garrett Ind,
spent her holiday vacation with her
Uncle George Lindoerfer, of this place,
returning home Saturday.
Mrs. Ellen Burns, wife Of Elder
Burns, of Athens, o., came last week
to visit and take care of her sister,
Mrs. J. o. Gardner, who has been
very ill for the past two weeks, but is
now convalescent.
G. F. Hayes and E. E. Gardner
drove to Napoleon on business Mon
day.
Miss Rowland and son Guss left
Wednesday of last week for West
Hope, where they intend spending
the winter.
Eta Spade, of Findlay, o., came
Saturday to visit her grandparents,
Jackson Plotts and wife.
Frank Coe, of Napoleon, was shak-
ing hands with friends at our place
last Saturday.
Redderson & Oedy tell us that they
shipped four car loads of hogs and
sheep to Buffalo last week.
Silas Christman, Samuel Hashbe erg-
or, p. q. Blue and E. E. Gardner are
in the jury at Napoleon this week.
E. Blair, of the Starr Store, was
called to Defiance by telegram Mon
day.
The following is report of the
business done with the B. & o. R. R.
this month: Eleven cars of live stock,
thirty-two cars of grain, nine of slaves,
nine of listings, two of straw and two
of lumber.
Lawyer Kingsberry, of Defiance,
was in town Friday.
The stock holders of the Hamler
Creamy Co., consisting of the follow
ing members, w. F. Badenhope, Geo.
Henricks, S. B. Christman, W. w.
Zerolf, F. U. Duding, G. F. Wicken-
hiser and L. N. Bohn, met Jan. 1st
in their annual meeting. The outlook
for the coming year is good with a
large stock of butter on hand, and
out of debt.
The Hamler fire department receiv-
ed a fine new bell Monday, something
of which we were greatly in need.
The M. E. Sunday school elected
the following officers and teachers
Sunday Jan. 9th for the coming year:
Supt., S. E. Higgans; Asst Supt.,
Silas Bevans; Sec., Myrtle McIntire;
Chorister, James Mckee; Organist,
Myrtle Miller; Asst. Organist, Geogie
Dickerhoof; Librarians, Freddie Sand
wich and Acie Parcels; Teachers, Mrs.
John Hamler, w. S. Barhite, SIENNA
Hayes, William Mckee, Minnie
Hayes, Mrs. Dickerhoof, Lizzie Nc
Granehan and Mrs. J. J. Collins. The
S. s. has been in prosperous con-
dition the past year under the Super
intendency of S. E. Higgans.
The Epworth League also met Sun
day evening Jan. 9th and elected the
following officers: President, Silas
B evans; Vice President, Mrs. Lindoer-
fer; second Vice President, Mrs. John
Gregg; third Vice President, Minnie
Hayes; fourth Vice President, VIM.
Mckee; Sec, SIENNA Hayes; Treasurer,
Lizzie McGranehan. SAM H.