The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1905-04-27
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DOgwOod Bottom.


their way to Isaiah Frasurs where
they had very enjoyable time.
John Leahy and Joe Myers of
Flagdale were seen on their way
to Logan one dny last week in
their automobile they said it run a
little heavy.
! wonder If DR.. Rutter is using
his new phone yet, If he is not it
10 too bad, we are still using our
old one too.
Say, is it so that there was a
stake driven on Peter Huston's
farm for gas wellp
Our meeting of the American
Society of Equity on the Is, was
well represented by the farmers of
our Bottom, the Society was call
ed to order by G.. 4.
Wright of Beaver Dam, O., who
moved that Mr.. Lewis Ruff act as
chairman of the meeting, second
by Mr.. Matthias Walters the House
voted unanimous in favor Of Mr..
Ruff, Lewis responded at once and
thanked the society for the honor
bestowed upon him, the first
speaker called by the chair was
Mr.. Isaac Inbody of Old Town, o.
Isaac said he came as student
not to make a speech. Mr.. Alph
Rarrick being called by the chair
for a speech, got up and said,
"Gentlemen and Ladies, you re-
member well the other night that
spoke 1 hour and 90 minutes, you
will please excuse me tonight for
my throat has not fully recovere d
from the effects of that speech, !"
and Alph sat down with a thud.
The next speaker of the evening
was soldier of the Civil War,
who spoke at great length on the
life of granger, he said he was
granger for several years, and the
amount that he saved on tea, cof-
fee, sugar and great many other
things was immense, and that to-
day he owned the finest blooded
horse in the bottom. The other
noted speakers of the evening
which space forbids mention were
T. w. Brown of Pixies Peak,
Charles Woods of Webb Summit.
Oh! yes we nearly forgot, and
the Editor is looking cross now,
but we must not forget the read
ing of End, chapter of the 3rd.,
power, to the gentiles by Mr..
Sherman Polling, a pedagogue of
our bottom. The chapter covered
81 pages and Sherman looked tired
and sleepy. Everybody present
said the meeting was a success and
had good time, the next meeting
we will organize and have some
local speakers. We hope the day is
not far off when every farmer will
join the society, then only will we
not be oppressed.
We notice in the Journal Ca
zette of last week of q young
STRIPPING of our immediate vicini-
~, who is using the caption
of other writer's. One week he
writes under the head of
knowledge Ridge, and the next
week from Tattle Ridge, and so
on. Now in the first place, we
wish the readers Of the ONO
DEMOCRAT or any other paper to
know that we believe in lifting up
and not In tearing down the repu-
tatiOn Of any person who deserves
lifting up. We regret very much
to introduce this young man to
the public, but such is my lot,
and it 10 absolutely necessary for
the benefit Of the surrounding
neighbors and writer's of the diff
ferent papers. We will say very
little this time. This is the same
young man that was away last
summer, and it is SAID worked for
his board and he was very expen-
sive ,atsthat; but when the snow
began to fly, he wended his way
TO his parents home to be fed
through the winter. He was at
home but short time, and it was
the old story that he had been
away travelling for a wholesale
house, when he had been living
with farmer for the above nam.
cd price. This is the same young
man that went over the country