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The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1903-07-30
LEGAL NOTICE.

Sarah KemDer. who resides atPonetta
Wells county, Ind. Ortntha Lawsen. who
resides At Orient. Mich. MarIaret Akles
who resides at Ithaka. Mich. Estle Nc
who resides at st. Johns. Mich, John Nc
Kinley. VINO resides At Orient, Mich. Thorn
az Mckinley. who resides at Boyns City
seara e Of who resids: at Orient 0Isf Mich
William Nutter and Minnie Oswalt, whC
| reside ut Ponetta, Wells County. Ind Su-
Jessie Nutter, minor over IA years Of age.
Grover Nutter. minor under IA years oil
age, Cora Nntter, minor under IA years OF
age and and carl M Nntser: % a minor under "A Yeas
heirs at law OF John Nutter. deceased. laie
OF Hooking County, Ohio. will take notice
that John ~ Ia I; Nu5ser ute adminis,rator; Of tn.
18th day OF July, 1908 fled his petition In tn.
Probate Court within and for the County y
Hooking. and state Of Ohio, alleging trat
sufdcient to pay his debts. and the charge.
of administering his estate; that he diet
| seized in fee simple Or the following de-.
scribed real estate, situated In said County
OF Hooking. to-wit:
Part OF the west half OF the northwes
quarter OF Section Number twenty-five
Range Number sixteen f16). containing
eightv-three and thirty-nfne hundredth>
(SS s9 acres more or Jess. -
Also part of Fractional Lot Number four
| ~. Section Number twenty-four (2l). Town
ship Number thirteen Q3. and Range Num-
| ber sixteen Q6), containing sixteen aud
forty-two hundredth (l6.l2) acres.
The prayer OF said petition II. for the sale
Of said premises, for the payment OF the
debts and charges Aforesaid.
The persons above mentioned will further
take notice. that they have been made party
defendants to said petition. &ud that they
are required TO answer the same on or be-
| fore the 2glh day of september. 13a
JOHN T. NUrrER.
Administrator Aforesaid.
y. wELDY. Attorney. July 80 6w
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PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO TIN oo1Q-
0TITUTION OF OHIO.
COUNTY LEGISLATIVE pssIaicIa

Bs Y sssoyvsd sy sAs General Asssn1lv -
Ne Stots Of Ohio: (Thrse-Afths of al ~
nemhe,s elected % each Aosss Se1eurfane
mitted TO the electors Of ths seate Of 0hie. q
the Arst Tuesday after Tie 1sst Monday -
soysmber: s 100, to amend se:stea @ 2; y. ~
that Il shall read - follows:
Section 2. Article 11-Dvefy county ~.
ing . population equal TO one-hah Of saa4
.1e 3 e sn: :.s ss
thrss-fourths over. shall b satitlsd - TIVE
,Spps tspss';Rs:siv:s s.sC ssSp .,s,S sosss,si
aftsr the first two. an entire ratio for saeb
additional representative Provided. hs1~
ever. that sash county shal havs ems sspss-
Section Z at said election TIE veeses -
fAvor Of the adoption Of the amendrae1t -
section :, article II. shall have placed uDeO
their ballots the words. "Amondmsnt g -.
those whs do not favor the adoption Of sai4
amendment shall have placed upon thsls
ballots the werls. "Amendment 70 sseaisa z
article II, Of eunstitution-No."
". g. McKnsNoa,
1psoksr sf tAs House Of ReprsssssoesseA
=. B. A1cHx1,
PresidsRt Of tAs &sa0e&
Passed Nay q. 1904
Uu1xD STATES o. AMIHIcA, 0H1uy
once Of the Secretary Of Ststs.
I, LEWIS G. LAYLIN, Secretary q ete1f
sf the Stats Of Ohio. do hereby certify tAaA
the fereEotng n true copy o. Joint Hese>
tuition adopted By ths General Assembly g
The atats Of Ohio On the eth ~ of 8aZs
4. D. so2, taien from the original rolls now
On hls In this ONCE.
In TESTIMONY wnx1loy, I have hsrsnntQ
subscribed my name, and AIMED my ofRctll
zeal. et Celumhus. ths 27A day Of JsnsesSs
Lsw1 o. l.AyIns
Sserstesy Of seuss.
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AN ORDINANCE.

TO regulate and prohibit the running at
large OF dogs, and provide against Injury
and annoyance thereirom, snd to author.
Ming ,o ns is wnio
Be It ordained by the Council OF the VII
lage Of Logan, STATE of Ohio
Section L That within thirty days after
the taxing effect Of this ordinance. the
to the Mayor the number Of dog, over three
months old. owned or harboEed BY him or
her. and kept in the village. with . descrip.
thereupon the Mayor shan furnish such
owner or harborer. with the number by
which such dog or dogs are 70 3 known and
- hereinafter provided; and within ave
days after the expiration OF said thirty days
such owner or harb0rer shall cause % s.
dog % owned 0r harbored By him or her
collar OF leather or other strong and dura-
BILE material, 70 which shall be securly fast
Se ns@ses q Hn xaea
BY the Mayor and ~ contained In the regis
ter herein provided for. which said collar
ss %e .s for a me hefRs 90 ses
this ordinance and prosecutions thereunder
such number and deseriptloe % recorded
ne 5nson Or
svidence Of Of the ownership OF the har-
borer Of any such dog.
sa; ss sa ssr The
sa@e 70 run At large. IN any public road.
highway, street. lane. alley. Of upon any
public place IN said village.
eeettdn T. The Mayor shall provide at the
book, which shall be desiynated as .Do0
Register" In which he shall enter the name
OF each owner or harborer of dog in the
order In which they are reported TO him
una. * :hsi entei numSer Is -ofs Il tSs dos cor. cor
n NJ ssfs sG tns 20 Etxsn ont
sex, color aud other appropriate description
OF said dog. And al changes Of ownership
Immediately upon such change happening
be reported. to The Mayor, in Wrtttne BY the
original or harborer; and the Mayor shall
tnereGpon BY appropriate entry in such reg
such chang. of ownership or places Of hsr
boring shall not exempt such drst owner or !;
harhorer from the penalties herein provjd.l
Cd iof. unless reported to the Mayor in !
wi1e 1e1 ss .l9os:sid an 1Id tor registering
each change of ownership or place Of har-
6or ing the Mayor shall charge and receive
the sum Of twenty i've cents. aud in addi-
lion thereto the Mayor shall collect from
ave cents to Be turned Into the VILLAGE
Treasury on the nrst registry Of any dog
and sue9 registry shall &c received each
Ieaf after frst registry. and for each an
1s sns e. .s@s sSs srss fse: epa shasfs:
paid hy he owner or haf horsr 6f the dog.
6ection {. II any dog while so running at
arFe contrary 70 the provisions Of this or.
itahnoe, saall chase, wMry Of ktu any do
on. the owner or harboEsr of such dog
haIl be subject the dnes and pepaltleG
leretnafter provided for; alid such dog may
se killed by any person and shall be killed
'y-su{ police esaeer Of the vtllaee havtng
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s. may obSecr 10 ors c. mer1 or sai0 80
Ions or To one or more Of said ifsms q
appropriation Of money. and approve the
,thsr portion Of said bill. In which eaes ssiA
shsu Be- law: ard scch sscttoa os sset:ans
item os itszas ee appropYiattea e mensx o.
Jecssd Q shall b returned yithM a. e1c
,nd In the manner prescribed tor. ssA shAli
. whole bill bet II dnal ad1oulnnsnt q tAo
general assembly prevents such return IL
governor shall Als said section o. ssetisna.
nsr item or % i.s~. ee sppropristion Of n:asy. =
Ing. With the :serstayy Of state - in Tie eass
q Q whole bill. and the secretary of stste
shall then make public said fact, but shan
ss,s 1Ss sar'A'r sss ss IN The case 4 . vAs's
sRcr1ox :. At such election shsss slss-
tors desiring 10 vote for such amsnAnsa1
s.aI have placed upon their ballots IL
9ords sCoastitntlonal amsndment-goves.
smsndmsns shsn have PLACED upee thsis
-Eovsrnors vsfc-no.
W. q NcKusxou.
11sehe - ~ House. Of Rsprss6aeasooeA
?; b AHcHn.
Adopted Nay Z. 1907
UNITED sTATEs or AAllacA. 0mo.
Once Of the Secretary Of Stata
I. LEWIS c. LAYLIN. escrstary e 0eass
Of the State Of Ohio. do hereby certify thas
the foregoing Is . true copy Of . Joint Rese-
The STATE Il ohio On On The and day q "a.
A. D. 1902, taken from the original rolls nGV
% nls in this omcs.
In TESTIMONY WAx1Soy. I have hsrs1nAo
subscribed my nama. and s@xed my o0a1a1
seal. at Columbsa. ths 27tA day Of January.
LEWIS O. LAYin.
66cT0tosJ n 1eo1a
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Now is the time to subscribe Cor the
campaign Sentinel only ten cents.
HRoPooHD AMENDMENT TO THE CON-
OTITVTION OF OHIO.
ooYERNoR'S VEIo.

- y sssssys6 Dy tie General Assssssl1 u
tie State Of Ohio:
escTIoN 1. That . proposition shall be
submitted 70 The electors OF this state. en-
The drst Tuesday altar the arst Monday In
November. A. d. 1903. to amend section 10.
e srtieis II. Of the constitution Of the state
q Ohio. - that IL shall read - follows:
ARTICLE II.
1netly read three different days. unless IN
ease Of urgency thrss-feurths Of the house
in which Il shall Be pending. shaK dispense
Ssa a u: Ss. Ss No s an S s,.a1 rss. ss
pressed IN its tide. and NO Law shall b re-
vtved. of amended unless the new act con-
tains the entire act revived. Or the section Or
ssas = .@:aS.a .saii aS = 3 repealed. sd
p.asrsi assembly shall. esier. ssid bill s.a
g As approves he shaii sign saia SIi and
lset hs shall net sisl and shail re-
isssioa: u sS.r.sa in ' srisias. 70 ~ = ,ss:.
Wherein said bill originated. which
Asu.. han enter q. i.I!; sps. +. :.
:.a LA and .s.r .sS
alteration. at least two-thirds Of the mem.
6ers elect OF that house vote 10 lspaso sale
eili II shall b sent tossther with said eo.
at large upon Its Journal said objection ana
shall proceed to reconsider said bill: Il.
aftor said reconsideration, At least tWo-Snlros
Of the members-slect Of that house vote -
Isss ..id bill Il shall b Law: other.
for the rspassass Of said bill shall
in each house respectively BE- No less
than those given on tho original passage.
II any bill passed By both house,: Of the
general assembly and presented to the gov
ernor IL not signed and Is not returned to the
house wherein It originated and within tsn u
Sunday and the day said bill. vss
presented. said bill shall b law -
like manner a. signed. unless maj
adjournment Of the general assembly Pre-.
vents such return. in which case shAu %
Law: anlss. objected 70 By the sovsrnor and "a
alsd. together with his objection thereto IN
writing. By him In the ONCE Of the secretary
of stats within the prescribed ton days; ana
the secretary of state shall at once make pub
lie said fact and shall return said oiIi. 70
s.ther with said objection. upon the opening
Of the next following session Of ths general
assembly. to the house wherein eaid , nsli
originated, where It shall be treated IN Ike
manner a. u returned within the prsserthed
tsn dSyA
II any bill passed By both houses Of TIE
general assembly and presented to the gov-
esuor contains two or moro sections. or Two
OK more tons Of APPROPRIATION Of money,
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THE OHIO STATE FAIR
And Industrial Exposition, Colum.
bus, August 81, September l,
O., 3 and 4, 1908.

The Ohio State Fair opens at Colum-
bus on the morning of Monday, Au.
gust 81, next and will continue five
days with a full program for each
day. All exhibits are required to be
IN place and in operation at the
opening time. A great exhibit is al
ready positively assured as every
available foot of exhibition space in
the immense buildings and all the
plated ground for exhibits in the
open has been taken. The people
will have presented. for their inspec-
sion . general industrial exhibition
embracing all the newest inventions
and latest ideas, complete aud per.
feet in every department.
The grounds Of the Ohio State
Fair are perfectly park like in every
particular. natural growth. ornamsu-
.ation, general conveniences.
inviting retreats. lakes. drives and
walks, Ill we'll kept and equal to the
finest city parks. Fifteen grand
Exposition Buildings are located at
desirable points th' ougbout the park
and in such position a. to perserve
the harmony Of the whole. These
buildings contain . total Of 393, $40
square feet of exhibition space, be-
.ines which there are many private
buildings, and acres of ground
plated and arranged for exhibits
proper TO be operated ON open
ground.
The exhibition of 1908 will attract
the attention and attendance Of all
Ohio citizens interest in the progress
Of the State. The management of the
Fair has provided for many high
class features Of amusement and
special attractions to enliven the
general exhibitions. and all who
attend will be royalty entertained. :
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LEGAL NOTICE.
SEALED PROPOSALS,

Sealed bids will b received by the council
of the village Of Logan state OF Ohio. at the
Office OF the Clerk OF said village In the
City Building. until twelve o'clock noon OF
Saturday. the Sth day Of August. 1893 for
mrnishishing the necessary labor and
materials for paving Main Street OF said
village from the west side of Culver street
to the Intersection of Main street with
Gallagher Avenue and making the necess-
ary EXCAVATIONS therefor according to
the plans and specifications on file In said
once.
Each bid must contain the full name OF
every person or company interested In the
same aud be accompanied by bond In the
sum OF one thousand dollars. to the safisfac-
tion OF the Council. or certified check for
the sum Of one thousand dollars on some
solvent bank. a. a guarantee that II the bid
Is accepted contract will be entered into
within i've days and the performance OF 1t
properly secured.
Should any bid be rejected such check Will
forthwith be returned to the bidder, and
and should any bid be accepted such
check will he returned upon the proper ex-
ecutiOn and securing OF the contract
Bidders will b. required to use the printed
forms which will be furnished on applfc2-
tion. The right Is reserved to reject any and
all bids.
The Contractor will be required To have
the work completed by November l. 1903.
BY 0rder Of the Council,
C. r. MONTGOMERY.
Clerk.
Logan, hio. July Is loo3.-at
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LEGAL NOTICE.

Notice 10 hereby given that the owners Of
lots in the Immediate vicinity OF the place
between Market Square and the east ends
OF lots forty eight and forty nine. In said
village. which space although not desisna-
been used Ms such for more than seventy
five years. has been presented to the Couu-
Gil OF the village Of Logan pr wing for the
ing the same between Main street and the
alley running east and west between Main
and second street, 70 as't0 vacate all OF tho
same expect thirteen feet alnng the cas-
end on lots forty eight and forty nlne; that
action theron Is now pending before said
council and final action thereon according
to law will be taken on and after August
q tn 19U3.
CIR MONTGOMERY,
City Clerck.
Logan Ohio July ls 1908. sw.
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'aofo'19 Sri4te4s6a HstnN1aasHF s. cHso. So ~.


d vsseSyel ~ tie 9s~svse Aeff9ec
b submitted to the electors e this st.te =
November. 1909. 70 amend ssetisa . ef eS..
eicls XII, OF the constitution ef tha seAfo ~
ohie. - that II shall read - foIlevss
Ax1IcI1 XII.
Bee. L The gecsral assembly shall Yss-
ana ss. 1 e 4 :s:a =
e. :...s ga iss.i paIIs.. .s.9 q
s1ss:,nsd sni,or and tss ,,, s..afiss ~ IA. -
class. and shall - just TO tAs subject taxsd-
Only. SSn1y eIryi1x s ognd, public Sis ;Sno9nnJSssi
property used sssiusivsly for any pulls Das.
pose. and Defsonal property e an oIeas
not sxeesdins IN value I've hundred teliafs
b exsmptsd from TAXATION; and the value
q All propsfty % sxempted shall, fYe0 uDe
. time. b ascsrtaiasa and published. - may
AZ such slsetisn those electors dssirins -
upon their ballots the words. Taxatios
may s;v: 'pG p,eeS spon oS'Ssss sssl %
Section 8. Is TSis amsndmsns :Ssii s.As
eject on the drst day Of January 1904
W. 8 McKrsNoS,
9pss1ey Il tAs Hosss Of RsprsssasostsssI
CAM l. NnFEHr.
PyesidsMs Of tAS gsae1a
Adoptsd April -. 1902.
UNITED STATES OF AAKlIcA, 0H1e.
Once Of the Secretary Of stata
q the stats Of Ohio. Do hsrsbS esrti0 ths6
the foregoing II true COPY Of Joint Rssns
luton adopted by the General Assembly -
the State Of Ohio On Tie 20th day a ApSG
l. D. 1909. taken from tlas original yollB -
On Ale IN this o0ea.
In TESTIMONY WAx1HoY. ] have hsFsl11p
subscribed my name, and aMxsd NJ S0e1nb
seal. at Columbus, tho Eth day of Ja1aasy.
LYWID c. LAYIxA,
Gecrstosy % 0u1G
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eA0 c-vsSs~fs -
. Logan visitor this week.
Miss xasy Mc1s,ds was Co
lumbus visitor last Friday. !
| Mrs. Mary Stalters 10 visiting
relatives in Columbus this week.
Advertising Of reputable character
published in SENTINEL at reasonable
rates.
Miss Case of Cleveland 10 the
pleasant visitor with Miss Eta
Gabriel this week.
Mr.. W. W. Anderson of Zanes-
vile is a pleasant visitor with Lo-
gan friends this week.
Mr.. Roland Rectenwalt of Co
lumbus Is visiting Logan relatives
this week.
Miss Mable Thacker Of Colum.
bus is the pleasant guest of her
cousin, Mrs. Khea James.
Mr.. Charles Parker of Columbus
is the gnest of Amos Parker and
family this week.
Miss Mary Gabriel returned
home Tuesday after apleasantvis-
it with Lancaster friends.
Miss Blanch Duplsr of Celum-
bus is the guest of Miss Grace
Mattox this week.
Miss Tillie Snider OF Columbus,
is the guest Of her sister. Mrs.
Ralph Edmunson, this week.
Miss Mary Ward of New Lex
ington is spending two weeks with
her grandmother, Mrs. S. Z. Nc
Bride.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nick Rarrick and
children were called to Logan Nom
day by the death of Mrs. Rarrlck's
father, Mr.. McCourtney.
It is proposed to organize in Lo-
gan, . Chapter Of the Sons and
Daughters Of the Revolution.
Those who have claims to this pa
triotic association can have the
necessary papers, to secure mem
bership. BY applying to Lew,s
Green of the Lafayette, or Mrs.
John r. White of the Washington;
or BY writing to Col:W. A. Taylor
Secretary of State Association, or
Col. James Kilbourne Pres, Co
umbus..
Prof. Chas. Stone, superintendent
of The Stsaitsville schools for the last
three years. died on Tuesday. evsn-
ing Of last week. His remains were
intsrred by the side of his kindred at|
Adelphia by the Masons Of, which
body be was an honored member.
The deceased vas oce Of the ,promi.
nent educators of the State; aud his
death is the occasion Of vide spread
sorrow among large circle Of
friends. The SxNr1ifL joins in
sympathy to the family in 'tsreave-
meEt. -.
There ara. 1t present, several we'll
defined cases Of uuoinariais in. this
vicinity. The disease is caused BY Q
parasite called the hookworm, and
is more noticeable in blondes than
in branettes. While the victim.
are to all appearances quite health Y |
yet the germs Of the dlsaase under
mine nearly all the faculties of the
snfierer. Walking becomes.i .irksome,
the eyesight on bright days is de-
fective. the hearing 10 impaired to
such An extent that q call to get up
IN the morning can not be heard be-
fore ten o'clock. the appetite is
affected to suoh an extent that only |
prepared. prsdigessed food can be |
taken and only IN liquid form. The
common name fur the disease i. |
laziness.
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A Tower of Strength.

I percent interest paid on Savings
Deposits. subject to withdra vi oi
800 without notice. and per cent
on ordinary Checking Accounts.
Interest compoun ded twice q year.
Deposits secured by Ceptial, Surpus
and Profits Of $500, 600. 90. Deposit
$4,000, o COCO. Write for Booklet
o. Banking BY Mail" Piti,burg
Trust Co.. s2s Fourth Ave-. Pittsg
burg, Pa.
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Legal e, Notice.

Charles Mclaughlin. and ----,
mis- wife. and Mary Mclaughlin. whose place
Of residence are unknown. will take notice
that on the 10Th day OF June. Lydia Polling
filed her Detttion in the Court OF Common
Pleas of Hooking County, Ohio, in case No.
1885, against the above named parties, pray
ting that 1t may be adjudeed and decieed by
lifetime. held the legal title OF the west half
of Lot No 81, in the Village OF Logan. Hook
ing County. Ohio. in trust tUr plaintiff, that
kaid plaintiff ix the legal and equitable owner
of the Aforesaid west half OF said Lot No. SO,
ami Tor all further and equitable relief
which may seem right and just.
said parties are required to answer ON or
before the 81 day OF August. 1919. or judg-
ment may be taken against them.
LYDIA POLLING.
BY s. wELDY. her Attorney.
June p. l9J3-6w.
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Notice of Appointment A

Estate Of Hannah Brown. Deceased
The unde rsigned has been appointed and
qualified as Administrator of the estate os
Hannah Brown lafe OF Hooking County, de-
ceased
Dated this 18th dav OF July, A. D. 1903
J. A. BROWN,
July 3o3t Administrators.
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Notice of Appointment.

Estate of Frederick Meyer deceased.
The undersigned has been appointed and
qualified az Executors of the estate of Fred
erick Meyer estate OF Hooking County, o.,
deceased.
Dated this llth day of July A. D. 1909.
CIV. MEYER,
J.W. MEYER,
July l6-1w Executors.
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IN MEMORY.


Arthur McCour,ney died on last
, Monday morning at bis home in
Logan. He had been in feeble
health for several years: His pass
ing from among % was the garner
! of the ripe sheaf, the closing out IN
the rider of nature of . life of years
which had been servicesble, bad
been on lines of persooal character,
and public service which reflected
the fact, the significant fact, that the
world 10 better that Arthur McC Court
ney lived in 1t.
He was citizen of our town for
half century. He was the last to
live of but few, who in an early
day, lent bis hand. As well as heart,
to the help of the church to which
he belonged. From cabin in the
wild hills, barn structure In Lo-
gan. he labored and lived to see
one of the most beautiful testimon.
ials to piety for the church from
which yesterday he was buried.
Four, at most flye persons are said
to haYe been members Of the Catho-
lie church when Arthur McCourtnsy
came to Logan. Today over
thousand mon, and men Of families
are of this communion. The man
We have buried did his full share in
advancing the good interest of his
church and it may be asked that
prayer be not forgotten for the peace
and rest of bis soul.
Arthur McCourtney vas raised IN
Perry county near St. Patricks. In
early life he became . school teacher.
His father was noted - the finest
scholar in the county. . graduate Of
Maynooth. Arthur acquired his
fathers learning aud was known -
the best mathematician Of our ooun.
try.
He taught school ior several years
and always held the high regard Of
pupils and directors. He was twice
elected Clerk Of Court Of Hooking
county, and filed this responsible
Office to the credit of himself. his
friends and his party.
He served several terms - mem.
Der Of the School Board and member
Of The town Council, also the ap-
praissr- Of lands, in ell Of which SER
vice be distiDguished himself ~ sn
honest and useful man.
In the death of Arthur McCourt-
ney . number of people have . per-
snnal loss, an especial sorrow. This
is not for the public, but it can be
said and should be proclaimed, that
in the death Of Arthur McCourtnsy
this community loses ono Of it's beat
men. that bis high character in every
relation. public, church or social be
was always the model man, always
the christina. always the gentleman.
His funeral yesterday vas largely
attended, testimony from friends.
:. Arthur McC u-tney was in the 76
year of hla age, when be died.
The funeral was from St. John.
church on Wednesday morning.
Father Powen conducting the funer-
al services.
The family desires to thank
friends and nelehbors. for symps-
thy and goot feeling 10 the time of
bereavement.
Arthur McCourtney was born in
Green county, Pa, November ~,
1897, died at his home in Logan,
July 9th, 1903. Funeral July 20.
Interment in Oak Grove cemetery.
Father Powers conducting the re.
ligious ceremonies.
He came to Logan in 1861. where