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The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-03-22
A RIP
At JOHN.
Murray CITY SewsI


Two weeks since the John +.
White Republicans met in Logan
that is the rump committee which
was elected nearly two years ago
FOR one year only, and chose dels-
gates to the several judicial con-
ventions
Is IL possible that rotten poll.
ties still wage war against the
people in Hooking county, Is 's
possible that after the sharp re-
buke of last fall, the bosses, still
have the nerve and nudasity to at
tempt to hoodwink the people. 1t
it possible, that Il defunct com
mittee will still presume to bo in
power and 60 on transacting husi-
ness which has long since passed
out their hands2 We had hoped,
that the struggle was over, that
the Rang Tang leader OF Rang
Tang gang would step aside and
permit the people to rnle, to Judge,
to plan and achieve victories for
the party but it seems nothing but
a stiff open war fare will drive the
enemy from their trenches and to
that END ouf batteries will begin
work. The people Of Hooking
county must be bosses" or anti hos.
ses and let those who mean to fight
for freedom and Justice fall in line
and step to the music of Il fierce
eannorade. If you have lost all
sense of honor or have not the
nerve to face the foe, step aside
for we are going to act double
quick and havn't time to buy, coax
or threaten men to stand for their
rights.
Ward township brigade, forward
march and let this be your battle
cry, Down With Bossism!
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PUT THEM
ON RECORD

Representative O'Rourke says h,
will offer the joint resolution pro
vidlng for a prohibition amend
ment to the constitution, which
Frank Mccartney, chairman of the
Prohibition State committee has
been trying all session 10 get be.
fore the legislature. Mr.. o.,
Rourke, however, says he is act
ing indepep IDENTIFY of Mr.. Mecal t,
ney. He will consult the attorney
generals department about the
form of the proposed resolution
and amendment.
Mr.. Rourke says, aside from
the purpose Of submitting the gen.
eral question of prohibition to
public vote, he also has a desire,
as he expresses it, "to put these
members of the assembly who call
themselves friends of temperance
on record" f" He Seeks to make "a
test of their sincerity.
In his opinion many of them
have been actuated by political
motives in their temperance votes.
He thinks he can force the resolu-
tion 10 an issue which the mem
bers cant aYoid and that they
will have to so on record, one way
or the other.
Mr.. O'Rourke supported the
Briggs bill, granting women the
right 10 vote in local option cleo
tions and the Woods search aHd
seizure act, but the other big tenn.
perance measure did not receive
his vote. This was because ne
objected TO the petition feature.
Mr.. O'Rourke is one of the two
Independent representatives from
Toledo.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-03-22
Opera House 0rchestrsi

The Logan Opera House Orfhes-
ira was formally organized Mon
day evening Mr.. T. A. Kessler
WIS made general managef, and
Mr.. Charles BALDWIN director.
The orchestra will consist od seven
pieces, us follows; Lawrence
Kessler, first violin; Joe Smith,
second; T. A. kcssler, cornetl
Charles Baldwin, trombone; Mist
Florence Weis, piano; Chestef
Baldwin, traps; and Bert Stedah,
bass viol. Mfr. Stedem was not
with them at their first ppbllc
performance, which was for
"Faust," Tuesday night, bYt ex-
poets to be ready to join( scon.
There is some first-class musical
talent in the above personpel, and
this organization should meet a
deoply y. felt want in Logan They
played Tuesday evening on ,only a
days notice, and after only one
rehearsal, and produced very erred
liable results.
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McCunesviIle.

We are glad that the ground
hogs time is out, for we are get.
ting tired Of this kind of weather
Saw-log hauling seems to be the
order of the day. Logs are com
ing from all directions, and Me
Gainesville will soon be filed uI
with logs such sight makes US
think of old times when We usec
to work in timber of the far north
Even John Rarrick has been haul
ing logs in, he must expect to have
the cage built before he gets th'
bird.
Its too bad Marion Township
Clerk had to go to the poor-house
but such is life, one don't know tC
what an o, d he will come. Blu
he is a good fellow and we wisl
him success.
Alex Hunsaker has just com
pleted his course, having been ap
prenticed to blacksmithing abou
year ago and is now master
workman, the last thing he had tt
do was to make a swivel, which HI
did very nicely. People hayinl
work of this kind to be done
would do well to patroniEe him
His shop is located one half mile
east of Slip-up.
Several from this vicinity at
tended quarterly meeting at Pleas
ant Valley last Sunday.
We understand that John Brigh
of this township, died Sunday
morning.
Mt. Tabor Church will be great
ly improved with new belfry
walls newly papered, new chin
neys and inside fixtures remodeled
Mrs. Ruff and heirs had sale
last Wednesday. Mr.. Ed. Ruff
bought the home place and will
move on it next Tuesday.
John X. Miller, who bought the
Wright farm IN Rush Creek, will
move Tuesday.
Mr.. A. 7. Heft was sworn in
last Saturday ms our township
clerk. He fills out the unexpired
term of c. f. Wright.
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Resolutions of Respect

aIhe following resolutions of re,
spect are submitted by the com
mittee appointed to draft resoln
tions on the death Of James Price,
who died at the Masonic Home at
Springfield, O.
Whereas it has pleased A mighty
God the Grand Architect of Nhe
Universe to remove from our mlidst
Brother James Price, one o9 the
oldest members of Mirgo No. Ill
f. q A. NJ, and one who always
followed closely tr Masonic pre-
ceipts; he has been cakled from
labor to refreshpent, and thus full
fils the destiny Of oil Sf the human
race.
Therefore be it resolved that we
bow in most humble submission to
the will of the most High, who
has made this breach in our ranks.
Resolved, That in the death of
Brother James Price, the family
has lost most atlectionate father
and the lodge a brother in whose
life the virtue of honesty, indus
try and integrity were well exem-
plifed.
( Revived, That our most sincere
and h,eartfelt sympathy is extend
ed lIp the family of our deceased
bnfiher.
z Resolved, That copy of these
solutions be spread upon the rec.
ords of Mingo Lodge and a copy
be sent TO the Logan Journal GA
zette and DEMooRAr-SRNTINEL, and
that copies be sent to the friends
of the deceased.
JoHE WEsTEEnAyER,
JoHG HmLERY,
THAD ALLEN,
Committee.
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THIS OR THAT
TR|UMv|RATE.

Editor Fred w. Bush of the
Athons Messenger, has the follow
ing 70 say aent the Judicial con-
Yention at Jackson Thursday:
There's peculiar condition
among the representatives from
Athens county attending the Jud'
icial convention at Jackson today.
The regular delegation selected by
the "triumyirate" is there headed
by +. d. Sayre, who 10 supporting
Judge Jones for denomination for
his second term. Mr.. Bryson who
helped to select the regular dele
CATION IS at Jackson with another
delegation purporting to be from
the central committee, and is con
testing with the regulars for a
seat in the convention. The Bry-
son delegates are for Judge Brad
hurry. The house of the triumyir
ate seems 10 be hopelessly diyld-
ed. Mr.. Foster is occupying a nen-
trial position. If Judge Bradbury
is nominated, the local trio will be
known as the "Bryson trumvirate,
and If Judge Jones is nominated is
VIII be the"Sayre triumvirate. "
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NoteclS to Patrons.
fs al

! ha,H ,Hoowrtaen kept away from my
office 5clasf four weeks by my sick.
ness foada inability to attend to
bus5inea,. / have so recovered my
hssaltb again that am back to my
office attending to business as usu-
al; hoping my old friends and
every body else will not forget me
when they need medical treatment.
Dir G. W. DoLLlsoE.
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Small Farm for Sale.

Consisting Of 1873 acres, good
young orchard, we'll watered,
house, stable, shop and all neces-
sary out buildings. Will sell OF
trade for town property. Situated
at Ewing, six miles from Logan.
Known as the L. X. Lanning prop
erty. Inquire of Warren Lanning,
Logan, Ohio.
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DEMOCRAT-SENTINEL.

We bow ourselves. in anew,
though for twenty-five and sixty
five years separately, we have
talked to the people Of Hooking
county and vicinity. In bowing
in, we only hope to remain in the
confidence of our party and the
people, so long as We are square
and honest. We will maintain
strict integrity with our prinel-
ples. We will advocate the funda-
mental principles of Democratic
government; a government, OF,
for and by the people. CONNER
cially we will know the right, dc
the right, and give 10 our cnsto-
mers our best efforts. In politics
we are always democratic. We
believe that democratic principles
are closest to the people; but we
shall not shield a Democratic
Office holder when he is guilty Of
wrong in his official capacity. We
will wage war on graft and dis
honesty, in what ever party we
find it, A democrat or republic
can in office, who is dishonest ard
betrays the trust the people repose
in HIM, should have the colnte-
nance of no party affiliations. In
our local organization we certainly
shall always council and advise,
but never dictate.
In Democratic primaries, we
will have no part, except to wlsf
every candidate, "God speed. "
After the nominations for office
are made, we will use all honorable
means to elect our Democratic
candidates. Every primary as
pirant for Office will find us giving
him "square deal" Taking no
part whatever, for or against him.
he will find the newspaper and
printing Office of his party like an
open faced watch; simply bidding
him the time of day, with "luck'
to you," hand shape. The pub
lie are welcome to our office. Our
democratic committeemen and
friends may make their newspaper
office their home when here. We
will soon arrange for more rooms,
and make our office Democratic
Headquarters" and have open
house the year around. Come in
md see us. Write us the news
rom your neighborhood, and we
viii make this one of the best
county papers in Ohio. Now for
/ long, strong pull altogether.
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County Fair.

The Hooking County Agricult'
ural Society had meeting in the
Court House last Saturday to con
slider the proposition of county
fair. No definite arrangements
were made, as the society is still
awaiting the answer of the Com
missioners on the question. An
other meeting will be held Satur-
day, March II.
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PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

Regular services Sunday, preach
ing by the pastor, Rev. C. r. Will
son. We wish to again call the
attention of our members to the
fact that our Church year ends
March 81 and that Sunday wiil>be
the last opportunity to contribute
to the benevolences Of the Church.
A collection for the General As.
sembly will be taken at the morn
ing service.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-03-22

The sudden death of John Par
ker, of Jacksonville, will be shock
to his many friends here. He was
a son of Albert Parker who lived
and died near Logan. John Parker
went to Bozman, Montana, to
spend the winter with his daugn
ter. He died last Sunday evening
and will be brought to Jacksonville
for interment. Funeral will tak'
place Friday afternoon.
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Notice to Teachers

fhe Board otkcho0l Examiners OF Hock
In Logan. Ohio, at $3.50 a. IN. on the Firsl
Saturday OF each month, for the examine
ton OF applicants tor Teaeher's EiemeuIary
Certihcntes; and On the drst SRicraay ~
September, December. March and 1uae lor
the examination OF applicants tot Teacher :
iiigh SCHOOL ana special Ccrti ncaieS Rx-
alllinalioas for pupils desiring 10 enlor hIsn
gchnoss Sfll be held on he THIRD H9tuniay
~ april and the Second SAtarday OF nay,
j. y. h4ou0HTok. RI ssident
-. ". HAHsH. CLERK.
y, wHlrE. gica pr,ssldenf
Logan ohlo February 2 ia6j
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Mr.. Harry II. Rose, who has
been conducting sales in different
points iH Ohio and Pennsylvania
for the Cleveland Mercantile Com
pany Returned TO Logan on Tues
day poo n for short stay. Harry
is well versed in that particular
line as he believes in plenty Of
printers Ink. The old scout re
c},ived quite a warm welcome from
his hosts of friends. Mrs. Rose
joined her husband at Greenville,
Ohio, where he was located for
three weeks. They visited Day
ton, Springfield and Columbus en-
route honee
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Probate Notice.

Notice Is hereby given that the following
accounts and Vouchers have been tiled iIi
For First partial settlement sullivan Max
well gualdlanof " NJ. Maxwell. his ward
ala dl the same VIII come On for hearing ON the
a. NJ. o. ss soon thereafter as may be con.
Mar Is l0O0-3w
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-03-22
Real
Estate
Transfers

Good Hope Twp Mary G.
Smoke and Ida II. Matheny to
Wilson A. Starner; 67.2 n. in Sec.
is; $66o &c.
Logan--Joshua Brown and wife
to Rudolph II. Rempel; In Lots
l0l ard l02, excepting 42 feet off
the north side; $4,000.
Green Twp.-James A. Brown
and wife to Abraham Mohler
l0S. 10 n. in Lot Z, Sec. so; $1,000.
Falls Twp.--John Il. West and
wife to Jacob Wolf 1902 n. in Sec.
l2, being part of Lot 4, Wright
estate $1,000
Green Twp. Oscar Dawley and
wife to Hattie HyselD; FIR. Lot d,
Sec. 3, containing Iii a., and 100
II. in FIR. Lot |, Sec. 33 81.
Ward Twp.--Hattie and F. Nj.
Hysell to Oscar Dawley; FIR. Lot
5, Sec. 81, containing 307 a.; ST..
Perry Twp. Oscar L. Darst and
wife to w. p. De Haven; s a. and
"A so. rds. in Lot IL, Sec. 26; and
10 a. in n. Q. quarter of Sec. 26
5000.
Benton Twp.--George Lowery
to Catharine Lowery l57. 81 a. in
Sec. 10; 81.
Benton Twp,-Geo. w. Dennis
and wife to F. NJ. Rose and wife /;
II. 5 a. in Sec. 19; $400.
Marion Twp.-T. j. and p. NJ 3.
Sholl to Hiram Sheets; 50 a. in
Sec. II; $400.
Logan-Roy r. Kleinschmidt TO
Sarah G.. Williams; Inlot 797 ;
1910.
Millville-Webster NJ. Deeds
and wife to G. Fl. Matthias and j.
G.. Stoughton; one-third interest
in part of lots 20 and~2l; $1,000.
Marion Twp.-Willlam A. Smith
TO Elizabeth Ashbaugh; 102 81 a.
in Sec. "a; $3.50.
Logan-Rhoda Mclaughlin to
David Schrader; Lots 566, 5G7,
56S and $50; $3.50.
Falls Twp. Elizabeth Ash
Daugh and Henry M. Smith to
VIM. A. and Clara Smith 90 So a.
n Sec. 3; $1,000.
Marion Twp.-Wm. j. McLin
md wife to Henry M. Smith; So
50 a. in Sec SO; $ll00.
Gore Twp.--John F. Terrell to
Anna l.. Terrell FIR. Lots 8 and 6,
sec. 90, containing 179 a.; 81.
Gore Twp.-James E. Terrell
nd wife to Anna l.. Terrell; 90.
IS a. in Sec. 20; 81.
Benton Twp.-Belinda Dres-
,ack ct al to Barzilla and Samuel |
Iveland; so a. in Sec. IS; $3.50.
Starr Twp.-Loyina Eggleston,
Esther A and Homer b. Bay to
Y. G. Flowers and wife; FIR. Lot
0, Sec. 10, containing ,37 a.
$50.
Perry Twp.-Henry A. Arm
trong to Durham W. Armstrong;
. a., being all of FIR. Lot s and
art of FIR. Lot Z, Sec, 80 $1,000.
Laurel Twp.-Levin Lutz and
ife to Joe Il. Whites s a. in FIR.
OF >, Sec. 10; $1,000.
Benton Twp.-Leander Amerine
nd wife to Flora Eckhart; so a.
Sec. "a $40.
Laurel Twp.-Rotert III. Dolli.
IN to j. Il. Voorhees,; FIR. Lot 4.
&C. %, containing 80 a; 5000.
MilIville--S. II. Matthias to
Gorge w. 'Moehl; part of Lot 32 /;
90.
Loean-.Ann Bray to Thomas
ray and Amanda Frasch; the
lrt of Out Lot 80, now plated as
ut Lot 80; by devise.
Logan-Amanda Frasch to T. j.
,nnors; Out Lot SO; 1885,
County Fair.
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William Tucker,

Mr.. william Gwen Tucker was
born in West Virginia, January
%, 1916, and passed away March
IL, 1906, at the age Of 90 years, /
month, and 10 days.
He came with his parents to
Ohio in 1882 and settled one mile
and half north of Gore. Here
he spent the closing days Of his
school life and prepared for teach
ing,
In 1886 he was married to Miss
Prudence Johnson. To them we're
born six children five daughters
and one son. One girl died in in
fancy. In 1910 his beloved wife
was laid to rest. She died in the
triumph Of living faith exhorting
her friends to meet her on the
other shore.
In 1850 he was married to Isa-
belle A. Wood, to them were given
two daughters. He continued on
the farm until late in the sixties
when he moved to Gore and later
built beautiful home there and
remained until 1881 when he
moved to Kansas where he re-
mained until 1907.
In the fall of 1896 his second
companion in life was removed by
death. In the follow ing June Mr..
Tucker returned to Ohio and has
ever since lived among his child
rem, and has been cared for by
them.
AT the age of seventeen he
united with the Methodist Episco.
pal Church, at Gore. He began
active work in the church early
il life. He was active in Sunday
school, prayer meeting, and class
meeting. He was class leader for
forty years. The children were
taught to attend thu services Of
the church and were led into the
Christian life. Mr.. Tucker was a
real leader, he had plans ana ener.
gy, time and money for the cause
that was dear to his heart No
sacrifice was too great for him, if
the safety of the community could
be advanced. To the public serv-
ices and in the home he brought
encouragement and comfort. He
was careful and very neat in his
personal appearance, and had
good taste in building, whether q
home or a church. He was in
many ways a model for young and
old in every good word and work.
His later years were clouded by
the infirmlties of old age, both |
mental and physical. His energy
remained far beyond his mental
strength and at times caused his
friends great anxiety, but for one
of his years he was remarkable for
his kind, genteel ways, and to the
last he preserved much that re-
minded his friends Of the real
Christian gentleman of early life.
OF the seven children, who grew
to maturity, only four are living
The only son George, and Mrs. A.
t. Hall, and Mrs. Harriet Polling
passed to the good world several
years ago. The remaining ones
are Mrs Stephen Trip, Mrs.
Isaiah Chichester, Mrs. Amos Lin
ton and Mrs Robert Chaney.
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Notice Of Appointment A

Estate of Petec Kitismiller. Deceased.
The udersigned has been appointed amt
qualified rs AdminislratriS OF lie Estate OF
Peter Kittsmblier, late oi Hooking county,
deceased.
Dated this 10th day Of February. A. d. 1905.
Myrtle Gano, AdminisiratTlx.
March. 8, 1905 .t3w
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Notice of Appointment

Estate of sarissa A. shannon. Deceased.
The undersigned has been appointed and
qnnlit1ed as Administrator OF the Estate OF
Sarissa A. shannon, lutte OF Hooking COunty
deceased. -
e. W. SANNER. Administrators.
Dated his 22nd day OF Feb, A. d. 1875.
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Notice of Appointment

Estate OF David Canneld, deceased.
The undersigned has heen appointed and
qualified as Executor OF the VIII and Of the
Estate of David Chnheld, late OF Hooking
County, deceased
Dated this 2sth day OF February, A. D. 1905.
DANIEL CANPIELD.
Executor.
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Notice of Appointment

Estate OF Jeremiah Peterson, deceek ksed
Tho underslgned has been appOintsdf aud
qualified as administrator OF JerAmiah
Peterson LAT. OF Hocsing county, deGbeasedf
Dated this 25th day of February "A, U}. 1891 N
JOHN woIyfZ, Admin k,raiY o.,
March Y aw ~
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local NEWS.

Master Harold Hoppe was the
guest of his cousin, Rempel Was.
son, of Columbus, for fe% days,
returning Sunday evening.
Mr. Il. ID. Ricketts, was IN Jack
son, Monday and Tuesday, on
business connected with the Fire
Marshars Department.
Mr.. Chas. Price, travelling
salesman for the Barr q Mills
Lumber and Slate Co., of Zanes.
vile, left Monday for business
tour of Northern Ohio.
Mr.. Robt. Sproul, of Washing
ton, ID. c.. Car Accountant of the
Southern Railway, wac guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Tyson, Satur.
day and Sunday. Mr.. A. A.
Pierce, of the II. V. Car Service
Department, was also guest al
the Depot Hotel on same days.
The many friends of Miss Helen
Pond, daughter of Mr.. NJ. S. Pond,
of Somerset, formerly OF Logan,
will learn with regret that she wa.
taken to st. Joseph's Hospital,
Chicago, on Tuesday, for opera.
tion for appendicitis. S e was
accompanied to Chicago by Miss
Frances Pond.
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Probate Notle/

Notice Is hereby given that 80. ~. Eng
accounts and vouchers haYgsetts' Hio q IN
the probate Court OF HockinHenry fOhio,
sacbsnan Sn nsa ana sdmlnistrsor 6 of
Lncette CleRg, deceased 1tller tame VIII
come on for ior hearing Ast 90 rllth day
thereafter as may be cof supper
March qasw she knotas 5adse.
~ 70 eer
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Probate Court.
License to Wed and the
Filing of Accounts.
MARRIAGE LIscENsEs.

MARRIAGE LIsCENsEs.
Michael Krloda Murray City.
Juliana Potocko Botto, Murray
City.
James Glenn, Gibisc willie.
Efle Caves, South Perry.
c. A. Clark, Redwood, Ohio.
Maud Washburn, Union Furnace
ACCOUNTS ETC.
Inventory of the estate of Henry
Myers was returned by Sheridan
Myers, Executor, March II.
An order Of sale was returned
on March IA, by Edward z,
Smith, Admr., of the estate OF
Henry W. Smith, Showing sale OF
one tract of land, appraised at
$4,000, to Luther Smith, for $25OO.
Other tracts included in the order
were not sold, for want of bids.
Tie sale Of the first tract was CON
firmed and deed was ordered.
The second and final account of
John e. Anderson, guardian of
Chester l. Todd and others, mi
nors, was fled March IL, and set
for hearing April IA. The resig-
nation of the guardian was tender
ed, to take effect on approval of
the account.
The amended first account of w.
A. Williamson, executor of the
will of w. G. Dawson, was ap-
proved and confirmed, March II,
and ordered recorded.
The first and faal secount OF
Amanda BuchaDan, Admx,, of the
estate of Lucetta Clegg, was fled
March 30, and IS for hearing April
IA.
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Among the Churches.
U. n. CHURCH

U. u. CHURCH.
r.. A. Powell Pastor.
Sunday School o o. m.
Preaching 10 a. IN. II
Junior 2. p. m.
Senior 6 p. IN.
Preaching z. p. m.
LUTHERAN TRINITY oRfURoH.
AT Lutheran Trinity Church on
North Mulberry ST., the service
next Sunday will be conducted as
follows:
Sunday School at o 80 a. m.
English Lenten service Z 100 p. M.
n, w. WALKER, Pastor.