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The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1905-12-16

Beyond doubt the problem Of dress
Is the hardest one in the whole range
OF decorative art. 1t reaches a climax
Of difficulty in the harmOnizing Of the
color of the dress with the COM
p~lexion, hair and eyes. These three
personal features may present n
color except violet and purple, and
the colors range. through many tones.
Moreover, the same person changes
color with exercise and of course with
age.
In view Of these facts, only the most
general rules can be given here. and
the reader must be left to work out
her specific case at leisure. No artist
would prescribe a costume without
both seeing the individual and test
ing the various combinations which
he could then suggest. A physicians
fee would be we'll spent in such con-
%sultatiOn of an artist for appropriate
colOrs, and most Gressers would find
a world of wonders opened to them
thereby.
Next in value to the artist, comes the
competent dressmaker and next the
mirror. The worst possible procedure
Is to dress in the colors one likes or
In co!ors that sound we'll in the fash
Ion notices, which always use faneiful
terms for even the simplest.
The complexion is the chief per-
sonal element to be regarded in color
since the vast majority
American women have brown
hair dark enough to make it combine
with any color, while the eyes are
comparatively small. The colors to
be combined with this complexion-
with hair or eyes. should they hap
pen to be conspicuous-may be con-
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1905-12-16
The Grave of Craft.

Oregon undertakers are now charged
with grating by dividing fees with
physicians and ministers who throw
business their way. That's the trouble.
Whenever a popular fad is discovered,
some one tries to run Il into the ground
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1905-12-16
Poor Fellow.

"Blusher is the most bashful man
ever knew"
How on earth, then. did he come to
get married."
HE was too bashful to refuse
Answers.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1905-12-16

Newton is building a $4,000 hotel
along with the many other improve
ments under way. 1t is one of the most
and fast growing towns in
the State, and will be heard from often
In the future.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1905-12-16
By EDMUND BUCKLEY. ph. D,
copyright. 1906. BIZ j. b. BowIes.)
(O the University of Chicaeo.)

. Woman's Costume Should Harmon
ize with Her Complexion-Women
with Red Cheeks Must Avoid Vio-
let-Light-Green for Clear Skins
Blue = Green for Luminous
Blondes"-What the Red-Haired
Woman Has to Consider-Orange
for Brunettes Only.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-25

in bic WsIt eei&idt, In bensn Der
9aifer Der gerfioie sesen feline BUM
besgsnoRen bonn Sreibuno unb per'
f9isbsnsr Mnidldge gegen England uno
bic 0ereintstsn Staten bei4uIoist
tpirb. Der ofsnbare 3ws9 Der 2ons
ooner 2isa iff, Mibtrauen in bisiem
2anoe ssssn >bas oeuti3e Rei& 3a er-
regen. Die Beri&te tueroen, ME man
glaubt, I'm SntereRe geuiher englii4er
T~abritantsn ausseianbt. uel4e bie
goncurren3 Der beuti9en Gabritanten
fir9ten.
Sc 8erei9t Der amsritaniiden prefs
bur9aus ni&t CUR gbre, baB He R9
bon elmer suropdif@en Nation benubsn
ldbt. INN cine anb:re su i&doisen. Sc
gersi9t ibr nidt 3ur gbre. oab He fi&
felt Sabrsn oils 2asenpfote bsnuben
Idbt, IN anberer 2eute 9afanisn aus
benz 6euer 3u bolen.
unb ansunebmen TT, bob Gle amsri'
tanii&sn 3situnsen baftir ni&t beaabIt
tporben fnb unb H&er if's, bab fe oa'
fir bon England feinen Sanf erbaltsn
baben.
@s if ferner fiber, baB ud6renb fs
ni9ts in England %getuonnen. bel in
DeuH9Ianb berloren baben.
Rein @runb if n~orbanhen, Der uns
bsranlaRsn folte. uns in bic streitis.
teiten suropdii9er NatiOnen einsu'
ntif9en, ober beren S&la9ten 81 idlas
gen Obsr snbli& beren 8Orurtbsil gu
tbeilen. unb mir folten uns ni9t bon
fali9en 9arfeuunger europdii4er
Souperdrie ober europdii&er 86lfer be.
einfuRen laRen.
Die amsrifanii@e politif III flair
plap" fur Ollie unb Hei6rdnfuns un.
isrsr Iufmsrtiamteit auf uniere eiges
men Anselesenbeiten."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-25
Ser Gbitaso'er nSnter Ocean"

Ser Gbitaso'er ySnter Seean"
bot f9 beranlaBt geiebsn, ben ensli=
f&en &ebattsuren, bic anf iebe 2on=
ooner Ssblhssn bereinfaaen, einmal
ben etanopuntt Orbentli& tlar gu ma'
DEN. .gs III Sbatia&e, fagt bas ge'
nannte 0latt in benz beaisli9en Nrs
titel, baB 8eri8ts, f4doi9eno fir
Seuti9lanb unb bon einem benz beut=
i9en 2aifsr feiroieligen @eftbl oittirt.
BON 2onbon aus In Die WeIt sef9idt
wsrben. gs 1T fernsr $batia&e, baB
bieIe fali9en S%arfeQungen Der 3iele
unb 3psde Der beuti9en pclitit bon
bielen amerifanifaen 3eitungen aus9e.
beutet tperben, obns &idF@t auf bic
lei&t fef3ufslsnben Sbatia9en rnb
obne &tdR9t auf bic 5olgen Der Ser.
6fentIh9ung. Als geteis bisrftir er-
innerr mir 1ur an bic fre9e falf9e
OarReQuna Der beuti9en politit urb
Der Gtimmung i'm &ei9e udbrenb bes
fpanif9 : amerifanii9en 2rieges unb
unIerer militdrif9en Operationen auf
ben pbiIippinsn. Cine Clique bon
3eitunss.@ orrsfpOnoenten In 2onbon
bsmibte f9 ~frffematif9, benz amerita.
nii9en 8olfe bic ueberseusuns bei3u.
bringen. bob Seuti4lanb ten Ser.
Staten fsinoli9 sefinnt NOR uno baB
bic &ei4sreeierung in bieier ihrer Sal-
tuna bon Der bsuti9sn prsHe rnter.
ftibt tptiroe.
Dos sins irueit, bob bic beuti&e
3egisrung eins amtli9e grfldrung
berbHsntli&te, in uel&er fe ibre
StsIung flarleste uno baB au9 bic
beuti9s prefe einmiithis auiammen.
%tuirtte, I'm, bic fali&en ginbrtide be.
trsffs ihrer 6altuns ri9tis 81 HELEN.
Seit isnsr 3eit if bic anti.beuti&e
2isa In 2onbou ettpas bori&tiger ae-
tuoroen. Neusrbings aber 1T he tuie'
Der in snsrsif&e Sbdtisteit setreten
unb Beri&te tusrbeii BON 2onbon aus
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-25

H6abarberfuden Man bts
legt elm &u9enble9 nit einem Miirbez
tsis, i6neibst bic sei9dlten &babars
berfteneel in feline Wirfel, liegt lie
siemli9 bid auf ben Seis unb iiber<
itreut lie fart nit 3uder. Sir einen
SUDDEN mittlerer @rDbs perquirlt man
4 GblDffel &abm, 4 GBlOHel 3uder
unb a @iselb gut matchmaker, giebt
biefe Mii9ung iiber bic Rbabarber
unb i9isbt ben Sudden io9lei4 in ben
Sfen. Stun i9lGgt man oas gttpetB
su S6nee, perIiibt es nit 3uter
nnb itrei9t es auf ben gut CUR 5Glfte
aebadenen Sudden. Dieter tommt
alsbann no9mals 10 lange in ben
Sfen, biz Der S9dum cine i3One 9el@
be Sarbe bat.
GbofpIabes @eIee. ~Sn L
Quart Mil9 fperben y Yfuno 3uder
unb "a Pfunb GhOtOlabe seto9t uno
nit 1-2 giselb abgeriibrt. Na9bem
eg bonn 5suer senOmmen, giebt man
1 lInae in elmer balben Safe BaHer
aufaelDite peiBe 9elatine bur4 elm
@ieb binsu. Sn elmer nit feinem Del
ausseItri9enen 5orm %erfaltet, itir5t
man bas @elee. @anine Sauce tpirb
baau gegeben.
Mtttel sesen bus Muf,
ipringen Der 2ippen. Die 2ippen fine
iest boppeIt empfinbli9 infplge bes
beiben Mtbems bon inner nnb Der
sleid5eitieen 8~eriibruns nit benz tal'
ten Winb bon auben. Cine poraiigs
lide 2Dfuns, nit Der man ite @benbs
tpdf4t, ipirb aus 80 @r. 9pnig, 30
@r. gitronenfaft unb Is @r. &Olni=
f4em WaFer aubereitet: lie 1T faft
san3 forblos unb ibre @eripenbung
ni&t unuuaenehm.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-25
Trauson5@e amIrurtraser.

Ser f~oaialiitii6eQbgeorOnet &ouas
net ptrft in Der n6umanite" Dem 8p<
lonialminiIter Gl6mentel ppr, Dap er
Die gegen ben SbertpmmihGr BON
Sran5oiiiA=&pngo, Gentil, unb bsfen
8eamten erbobensn 8eI6ulDieunsen
Der @rauiamfeiten an g~in9eborenen
gu pertuI9en fu6e, uno OrObt Dem M}is
niiter nit Infragen in ser &ammer.
Ginftpeilen beleu6tet er on Der Sdno
bon Yribatbriefen, bic i6m mitgetbeilt
purDen, sefpihe 3uftdnoe in Dem fuz
Oanil6en 6interldnoe bon Srdn30iiI9s
Weitafrita. Cine &plonne bon spsi
&ompaenien ienesalii9er S6iten.
elmer 4btbeilung Spabis unb elmer
@bt6eilung 9ebirgsartilerie mar aus
geianot poroen, INN 0as unbotmGbige
Sorf Sartabie innerbalb bes groben
Nieerbosens gu sii9tien. Ser 6ib=
rer, 9auptmann g., perfeblte ben Wes
unb gerietb na6 Dem grpBen Sorfe
2aned itatt na9 Sartaoie. Die Gin
tpobnsr bon 2angd farhen linn friebs
Ii9 uno obne @affen entgeeen unb
lieferten 2ebensmittel. 3tpei Sage
lang lag sic &olonne ppr benz Sprf
unb IieB ii9 bon ben bienitbefliiTenen
Gineeborenen beriorger. Sem 6auptz
mann itanb oiefer friebli9e 8erlauf
nt6t nd9 6m Sinn. @r brau9te cine
y&riegstbat", tpie es in Der Nmts-
fprade beibt, unb als fol@e gilt Die
Ginnabme zines Sorfes. Sorfabi6
mar ibm gu melt, unb iberoies bGtte
man nidt pifen fOnnen, Of es mebr
aufitGnoifa mar ais 2anga. Nlio
milbte 2eBterss berbalten. Mm Morz
gen bes oritten Cages lieB Der Sauptz
mann bic Sruppe fi9 gefe9tsbereit
MAIDEN, ipGbreno Die Gineebprenen imz
mer nod nit Propiant beranfamen,
Der entgegeneenpmmen tpuroe. Oils lie
fi9 auriidsogen, purbe bas 5euer auf
tie erDffnet. 3pei Stunoen lang NUT
be elm S6ieben u~nterbalten, 10 resels
mdBig pie auf Dem S9iebftanb, unb
aulebt perni9tete 0ie IrtiIerie bie i'm
5Gununa bes Sprfes, bas bdnn mii6e=
los geitiirmt nuroe. Der 8riefi6rei=
Der SGblte etpa fe6Sis Sraren un6
biersis &inber, bic to6t NIT f9redli&er
Wunoen Dor 6en 6iitten lagen. 3ebn
Minuten oarauf perni6tete bos sseuer
bic Gpuren bes 8lrtbaoes. Der
Sauptmann fpuroe Maior.
Siefe gr3dblung brau6t man ni6t
glei9 als b~eurtunbete SbatfaGe bin
sunebmen, neil es ni6t gum erIien
Male tpdre, bab elm franaDfii9er Of
fi5ier Sen arbern .fGli6liGerpeiie Der
@~rdufamteit an 'Gingeborenen beai6s
tigt. 5err Houanet bat aber nod an
beres Material, oas un5tpeifelbuft
i6redli6e 3uftGnbe erfennen lGbt. 60
beibt es in sinent 8riefe, iporin bus
Stineben auf elmer Station gef6iloerl
miro: v@enn bier ni9t sefriest ipirb,
bei9dftist s. feline Mube, inoem. er
iid 6us Weib porfiibren ldbt, bas er
fi9 auf feinem Spa5iergang auseriez
benbat. Die Iermfte 16reit uno pe6ri
i9 -. 8or furaem bGtte midi Elm
G%ingeborener beinabe umgebrd9t, neil
feline rMufo" etnse Sage porber aufs
geboben porben mar. Sd babe nift
bariiber beri6tet, neil bds betreffenoe
Sorf bann niebersebrannt tpor6en ND.
re. t" Gin anberer Brief entbGlt fol.
eenoe Steae: sd ion ieBt no9 Qri=
binoo, S14ibo unb Sombori, btelletGt
aud Biz Simbuftu, UNI Steuern elm
~autreiben. 3pan5ig S9iiben als Be
gleitung. unb f9riftliden 8efebl, Die
Sorfer, Die ii4 6en 3ebnten ridt ab.
nehmen ldfien polen, su berbrennen
uro su bernihten, tpie Is tp6rtlih
betbt.1
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-25

Jn Der SetIlWrVII DOte nHIwu"
finbet ia elm interehanter geitrag
iiber bic ausnubuns bes aOblenrei4.
ibums Der groe unb iber bic 3eit
Der borausF9tli9sn gri&6pfung Der
Roblenlassr In ben einjelnen 2dn'
bern. Sieie 5rage III I'm 10 beoert'
iamer, aIs, ME Der IerfaRer, 81.
Rotb, bemsrtt, bic emf sebeste 9of'
nuna, bic gleftri,iidt In gerbinouns
nit ben WaRerfrdften tuerbe bic 2oble
iibsrftiFs MAIDEN, b.uts ni@t msbr
befebt. Man if bielmebr Der uebsr'
seusune, bob au8 in 3utunft ots
aobIe, bic 0raftquelle Fur ale tuirtb'
iaaftli4en ysrbdltniHe bleiben tpiro.
Die aoblenf6rberuns auf Der gan3en
grbe bat fi9 i'm 2auf bes lsbter balben
Sabrbunberts mebr als ber3ebnfa3t;
He III bon 684 MiaiOnen 8onnen I'm
Sabre 1850 auf iibsr 800 Wiaioner
i'm Sabre 1908 geftiegen. Die 3u'
nabme III in ben sinaelnen 2dnoern
Iebr berf9ieben. Den &eforo i4lagen
man ftblt f9 faft periu&t gu iagen:
natirlia - bic 8sreinistsa Staaten
BON Nmerita, mo bic 56roerung BON 6
Winionen auf unssfdbr $50 Wiaio'
men Sonnen geffie9en TT, bier bat
alfo in einsm balben Sabrbunbert
cine gerbisrsisfa&ung ffattgsfunoen.
p~rocentuaI balb 10 srOb III bic Steise-
rung in Yeutidlanb. ndmli4 BON fitrif
Minionen auf los. Sn @rOBbritan-
MEN unb SrIano bat gerali sins Tsrs
ftnHaduns Der 2Oblenf6rbsrung ftatt'
aefuuoen; rdmli9 bon As Wiatonen
auf 225. Obwobl In oieiem @sbiste
bic Steigerune relatib am 9erin9ften
III, piro bod bier an ebefen Der Sob
lenborratb erfd6pft fem. ndmli9 In
etua $50 Sabrsn. Selbfperfdnoli4
tuirb @roBbritannien feinen 2oblensr'
port erbebli9 frtiber eini4rdnfen mill
fen. Sn ben 8srsinistsn etaaten 1T
trob Der snornsn Steigerung Der pros
ouction bic gri90pfun9 bod erf in
etua 600 Sabrer 3i ertuarten. No9
piel etniissr 1T Seuti8lano oaran.
Sur in ben beibsn ber9lei4smeiie tleis
men Qo6Ienrebisren bes 26nt9rei3es
Ga&Ien unb Nisberidleiea 1T cine bers
bdltnibmdbis fribs 8eenoigung Der
PRODUCTION gu ermarten. ndmli8 in
100, besiebunssusiie 200, Sabren.
Die aa9ener unb Saarbriidener Rob.
Ienfsloer aber tusrbsr erff in sttpa tau=
ienb Sabrett uno bie oberi4leff4en
unb pefpbdlii9en gar in erf mehr als
sueitauienb Sabren eri&6pft iein. Sn
oieier Sinf9t alio brau&t R4 bic
oeuti9e Snbufrie biel tueniger Scrgen
3u MAIDEN, ais bic ameritanii9e ooer
gar erft Die engliide.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-25

Danti absr muB Der ReformpoIititsr
3u benz ginisben ssbra&t weroen, bob
ale geisbs In unierer Republit ni&t 81
unRnntger gsbriidung zines Sbsiles
Der geo6lferuns, fonoern snr nerffdn-
oiae1 @eauIirung Der @eiammtintsr'
eKen beffimmt fno.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1905-02-02
CEDAR GROVE.

Old krimp winter is here in full
force keeping the mercury at
about zero.
Rev. Reed will commence a
series of meetings at Pine Grove
Thursday night Jan. 90.
d. G. Rose has sold his store of
goods to Pleukharp Bros. who
will run business on large scale.
Allen Reichley and 8 8 e r
Mamie visited friends in Logan
Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. G.. w. Barnhart who has
been sick for some time is no bet
ter.
Mr.. Laurelville Hartsough made
business trip to South Perry
last Saturday.
Horses! If you want to keep
your hide, keep away from Jim
lies.
Phillip Nixon has gone to spend
the remainder of the winter with
his grandmother BANTER near
Ilesboro.
d. G. Walker visited friends at
Laurelville Saturday and Sunday.
Noah Woolever was in the en-
ploy of Elijah Woolever Wednes-
day.
A large wild cat was seen in
Root Hollow last week.
Jacob Banter and family were
calling upon friends on the ridge
one day this week.
Read the ONO DEMOCRAT and
you will read pure honest paper.
HAGGARD.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1905-02-02
JOBS.

Miss Emma johnson of Nelson
vile is visiting her sister Mrs
Dal Goss.
Frank O'Neill our popular sta.
tion agent took charge of the of
fee at Buchtel for few days.
Mrs. Joe Smith spent Friday in
Nelsonville with her sister Mrs
John Wright.
Mr.. j. T. Laws was business
visitor at Nelsonvile the first OF
the week.
Mr.. Lee Davis is ending few
days is Coshocton.
The Misses Lee of Coalgate
spent Sunday with their brother
r. w. Lee.
Miss Bess DysOn, who is attend
ing school in Athens spent last
Saturday and Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Will Richardson
Misses Mary Mahatfey and Ida
Laws were in Jacksonville Saturday,
Mrs. Tom Bradbury spent Fri
day in Nelsonville.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1905-02-02
WASHINGTON TIP.

Aunt Mary Chapman has been
visiting relatives in Columbus and
Lancaster the past week.
Mr.. Walt Lane has new barn
nearly done and none too soon as
wintering stock out of doors is
not the best of husbandry.
Mr.. L. f. Workman is hust-
ler in the lumber business and his
mill is cutting several thousand
feet per day on the VIM. Gorden
farm for the Prendergast Lumber
Co. McVey d Co. are on the for
mer Bensonhaver farm with their
mill doing hustling business al
so for the same lumber company.
MIR. Wm. A. Griffith has the
novel little mill and traction en-
gine for same near Starr cutting
lumber.
Westward we find Henry Con-
kle d Sons doing some lumber
cutting on land of Oliver Leamon
from there they go to Jas. NJ
Smiths in the near future.
Dan. Engle was seen in Ilesbo-
ro Saturday 81 where he now can
phone to Supt. Collins to know if
any new cases Of mumps etc. have
developed at the Infrmary. A
much needed help to Ilesboro is
the new phone.
James Harden of Ilesboro has
now more rings in his store than
the central Office of Logan; but he
is up to the emergency and ans
wers all calls promptly.
There was quarterly meeting
Saturday and Sunday at Ilesboro
and many were present as our
pixies were in fine trim for travel
and thus we could readily attend.
Some rumors are afoat that a
branch telephone line will be built
through the western part of
Washington into Benton TIP. soon,
and in that event you can catch
some of our soft gone' friends
who now go several miles to
'phone on some business or other ;
but we say let it come soon.
Mr.. James Blackstone one of
the oldest citizens in So. Hooking
died the Is inst, having nearly
reached 81 years of age and his
wife is now very low and may not
live hut a few days at most. His
burial was at Fairview Cemetery
the goth, many friends attending
to pay the last tribute of respect
to good and honest citizen and
christian man. We extend SYM
pathy to the bereaved friends.
ZEPHYR.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1905-02-02
EWING.

G.. v. Harden will be the boss
farmer this coming summer.
John Hansel, Joel Harden, c.
v. Harden and f. G. Martin are
the boss horse traders in this vi
cinity. None of the four men
would take advantage of any man
If he could.
Murcer and McVey are running
saw mill on the Bensonhaver
place They are doing splendid
work.
Six teams are hauling lumber
every day frrm the Mnrcer and
Mcyey saw mill.
Eli Keller il triming up the
Brandt farm. 1t hegins TO look
fle.
Mr.. G. A. Frazier had . very
sick boy last week bnt up q tlir
time he Is improving
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1905-02-02
GIBIsoNvILLE.

The people of this place were
disappointed by not seeing the
eclipse Wednesday.
Mr.. Mid Gibson who has been
visiting in Col. returned home
Monday.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Joel Vor-
hees Thursday, son.
Pansy Brashares, Jennie Dou-
den and Blanche Evans were the
Sunday guests of Cora and Clara
Hickman.
Chas. Keller and wife entertain
ed H. Keller and family and s.
jarrett and family, Sunday.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. George
Ketch, son.
Rev. Douden and Lutz are go
ing to hold union meeting al
this place beginning Feb. 10.
f. G. Miller and X. Snyder at
tended church at Pisgah Satur
day evening.
j. L. Rouse is still very poor
ly.
James Keller who has been a
home for while returned to hi
work at Logan Monday.
Mrs. Grant Moore is better a
this writing.
Court was in session at thii
place Tuesday. Ricketts, ant
Whltcraft, attorneys from Logar
were in attendance.
M. Gibson and E. Miller mad,
a flying trip to Morgans Chape
Friday evening.
Mr.. Frank Hood of Lancaster il
the guest of j. A. Cupp and fami
ly.
T. D. Woods is reported on thu
sick list.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1905-02-02
Mosure-MiIler.

Married Jan. Goth, 1905, at the
residence of the brides father,
Mr.. George Miller, near Ewing,
Mr.. William Mosure and Miss Ida
Miller, by Rev. E. G. Spoehr of
Logan, o. The happy couple en-
tered the parlor at 11:30 O'Clock
to the wedding march rendered by
Miss Maggie Blum, an accomplish
ed organist. The bride being at
tired in cream cashmere carrying
bouquet of roses and carnations
while the groom was attired in the
conventional black. There were
about forty invited guests present
to witness the ceremony. After con-
gratulations all were invited to the
dining room to partake of a sump-
tous dinner to which we think
they all did justice. On Friday
Jan. 9th. they were entertained
by the grooms parents at their
home, and at 12 o'clock table
was spread such as is rarely seen.
They received quite a number
of useful presents, of which we
give list:
Mr.. and Mrs. Mosure one pair
of blankets, tablecloth and $500;
Miss Lucy Mosure, one set of din
ing room chairs; Miss Effie Mos
ure, nine window shades and a
pair of lace curtains; Mr.. John
Mosure, stand; Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. Miller, one pair of blankets; !;
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Miller, one
set Of silver knives and forks;
Mr.. and Mrs. j. p. Miller, a par
lor lamp; Mr.. and Mrs. G.. Fl !.
Miller, bed spread; Mr.. A. G. Mil
Ter, dozen of plates; Mr.. Ar
cha Miller, two deep dishes; Miss
Faye Miller, glass dish; Miss
Velma Miller, stew kettle; Miss
Sylvia Miller, spoon holder; Mr..
Carl Eugene Miller, tooth pick
holder; Grandmother Blum, bed
spread; Miss Elizabeth Carrick,
china sugar bowl and cream pitch
er; Mrs. Mary Gorden, fruit
dish; Miss Maggie Blum, glass
dish; Mr., Luther Blum, glass
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1905-02-02
SOUTH PERRY.

Rev. Turban will begin q series
of revival meetings at the U. b.
Church, Sunday eve.
Mrs. Simon Steel who has been
very sick for the past several
months is steadily growing worse
no hope is now entertained for her
recovery.
Mid Judy of near Lancaster was
visiting his father here last Satur-
day and Sunday.
Alvah Fetherolf accompanied by
his sister Miss Dora were visiting
relatives in Fairfield and Pickaway
Counties last week.
Lacie, wife of John Weaver died
at her home near Circleville after
a lingering illness of Consumption
last Saturday. The remains were
brought here Monday and inferred
in the New Olive cemetery. De-
ceased was an excellent christian
lady and had many friends here.
The funeral was conducted by her
pastor Rev. Coudiff of whistler.
Deceased was in her 22nd. year.
She leayes husband and infant
son.
Quite number of our farmers
are making preparations to attend
the Farmers Institute at Laurel.
vile next Friday and Saturday.
| Pearl A, Peterson of Tarlton ant
Miss Lennie Hunt of Moccasir
were united in marriage by Sam
Ebert j. P.
Mrs. Martha A.. Redfern wa
granted widows pension recent
| ly of $1,000 a month and back pay
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1905-02-02
PURSELL.

Protracted meeting is in pro-
gress at Pine Grove conducted by
Rev. Reed.
Mr.. Jess LindsY who had a stroke
of paralysis and has been very
poorly for some time is reported
getting better.
Mr.. George Foxs' baby is very
sick. DIR. Hess is the attending
physician.
Protracted meeting closed at
Bethel Church last week, was con-
Quoted by Rev. Turban.
Orla Reed made flying trip to
Logan last Tuesday.
Mrs. Clara Cupp and daughter,
visited Mrs. William Huffman,
Tuesday.
Mr.. NJ. Defen bangh and John
Chilcote met at the Post Office
yesterday. We hear Mr. Defen-
baugh is contemplating buying a
fine young horse of Chilcote.
Mr.. George Vanfossan made a
business trip to Logan yesterday.
Mes-rs. NJ. Dafenbaueh, j..
Dre- back, John Chilcote and Rev.
A. Reed paid visit to the school
at this pace yesterday.
Mrs, Alp'a Spe, kman has been
hfving . serious time with sore
hand but Is better atthis writing.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1905-02-02
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The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1905-02-02

dish. Mr.. and Mrs. John Blum,
one half dozen plates Mr.. and
Mrs. Solomon Bauer, china sugar
bowl and cream pitcher; Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Eisz, bed spread Miss
Louisa Eisz, china cake plate; |;
Miss Anna Goiden, crumb tray !;
Mr.. Chris Bauer and Miss Katie
Eisz, one dozen napkins; Mr..
Freddie Singer, tablecloth; Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. Blum, tablecloth !:
Mr.. Geo. Eisz and Matilda Bauer,
tablecloth; Mr., and Mrs. Abra-
ham Blum, pair blankets; Misses
Myrta and Sarah Blum, salad
dish; Misses Prudie aid Flora
Meldrim, glass dish and towels.