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The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-11-29
Death of Mrs. Enoch Mar.
tin.

On Sunday evening occurred the
death of Mrs. Enoeh Martin at
Ewing in her ~ year. About one
year ago she suffered stroke of
paralysis and later received a fall
that hurt her hip. However in
the past few weeks she has been
able to walk little again sun
day evening when Mr.. Martin was
assisting her to retire she became
very short of breath and in few
minutes swooned away and was
gone. During the day she had
seemed cheerful, and talked and
1oked freely with her sons whom
had come out from Logan TO see
her The funeral took place on
Wednesday. Rev. Wilson, of Lo-
gan, officiating.
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Potatoes Wanted at Tip
ton & Stallsmith's storage.
High prices paid.

Pernins Shorthand System, the
simplest most legible and rapid
shorthand method in the world,
and the only strictly phonetic
light line non-position and connec-
tive vowel system in use, Elemen-
tary Course "a lessons, $40 90.
Unlimited Course blossoms not linn
tied as to number or time OF TAX
ing), $500. Mamie Il. Y. Win
ters, Instructor, Logan, o.
4-w Phone so,
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Remember the date of
Kessler Bros. Holiday
Opening, Wednesday De-
cember 5, 1906.

The Daughters of Pocahontas
request all their members to be
present at their regular meeting
Monday evening. Business i'm
portance to be transacted.
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Wednesday, Dec. S, 1906.

a one clock p. IN. OF said day, OFFER for sale
AT public auction, the following chattels, to-
wit:
one ten Q0) horse power traction engine
No seven thousand Ave hundredand eighty
two (7lS2) and water tank.
Appraised Mt ts66O0.)
One 81 by 40 Separator No. fourteen thous-
and two hundred and seventy-seven Qi21T
un wagon with folding Stacker belts. ono
n. Il. Stacker No. Ave hundred and thirty
flve i635J
Appraised at sjlOO.
One No. one (l) Glover Huiler No. two
thousand four hundred aud niuety-slS t2i95l
belts, trucks baggagers, weights and all
fixtures and appurtenances with all belong
Ing 10 the said machinery.
Appraised at $4,000
one Circlevlle Saw Mill and A. inch saw
with all tiStures there on.
Appraised at s25O0,
Terms of sale-CASH,
Given under my hand at Logan, Ohio, this
alat day Of November, a, ID. lsJd.
GEO. b. WILLIAMSON, Sheriff
Doe. s2 2-w.
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You are invited to at
tend Kessler Bros. Holiday
Opening, Wednesday De-
cember 5, 1905. Don't
fail to attend.
Officers Elected.

Yenus Chapter No. 70 o. f. S.
held election Nov. 8 and elected
the following officers; w. NJ,
Ella Blosser; w. F., A. w. Mauek
A, NJ, May Mauck; Treas. Mary
Frasch Secy. May Price. win be
installed into office ON Dec. lS.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-11-29

John Hudson, the meat cutter
at Heine's Meat Market, has been
suffering for several weeks from
tonsolitis, was taken suddenly and
dangerously i'll on last Thursday
with severe neuralgia pain of the
chest and back. Prompt medical
aid was summoned and he is im-
proving as rapidly as possible at
this time.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-11-29
FOR SALE.

The undersigned has for
sale three fonr-room cot
tage houses and four dou-
ble houses with 5 rooms
to each side This is an
opportunity for a good
paying investment. The
present owner has good
reasons for selling
Call on or address
r. A. KOPPE,
Real Estate Agent.
Office on North Spring Street,
Rear of Opera House Block.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-11-29
Prof. EdW. Amherst OFT at
Opera House.

Thursday, Dec. 6 Prof. OFT
lectures at the opera House. Seats
on sale at Billisons Tuesday Dec
4. Many questions on the ethics
of biology are answered by this
purpOseful orator and author. lie
is enthusiastically endorsed by the
greatest educators, statesman,
journalists, professors and mini
sters in this country.
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Bring us your potatoes.
Upton & Stallsmith's stor-
age.

Buy your Christmas presents at
the Fair, given by the ladies of
the Presbyterian Church, De-
cember IL.
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Applioatio for Parole.

Notice Is hereby given that Martin Searls
a prisoner now confined IN the ohio Peni-
tentiary, has been recommended 10 the
Board by the Warden and chaplain ms
worthy OF consideration Tor parole. said
application will be for hearing on ana after
december la 1905.
NOV. III a.W,
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-11-29

Miss Daisy Lehman, of Colum-
bus, after spending several days in
Logan, returned home Monday.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-11-29

Squire Jesse Deyore, of New
Pittsburg. was Logan visitor,
Tuesday.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-11-29

DR.. G. w. Beery, of Union Fur
mace, was n business visitor here
Tuesday.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-11-29

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Kanode
and two daughters spent Sunday
in Columbus.
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LOCAL NEWS.
Editor wells, of the Jacksonville
Buckeye, made US call Monday.
Miss Ruth Henderson is at home
from Columbus for Thanksgiving.
Sabo and Red Band Coffee.
DOLLISON BROS.

Mr.. and Mrs. James Allen were
Sunday guests of relatives in Hay
denville,
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1000 bushels of potatoes
Wanted at Upton g STALL
smiths storage, in Logan.

Mr.. julius Weis was home over
Sunday from Greendale where he
is employed in stone and brick
work at the new brick plant.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-11-29

Don't worry about coal call up
the Logan Pottery Co. Citizen
Phone, 1856.
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Kessler Bros. Holiday
Opening, Wednesday De-
cemher 5, 1906.

Mr.. "Jason" Ward, Of Pomeroy,
was a visitor in Logan Saturday
and Sunday.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-11-29

Sheriff George Williamson has
secured the contract for the ties
and timber for 100 miles of the
new railroad through south
western Hooking. Good for
George. He is hustler.
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You are welcome at Kes-
sler Bros. Holiday Open
ing, December 5, 1906.
Drum-D -Dehaven.

We learn on today in Aim cunt,
Michigan, by the Rev G. w. Jones
will take place the marriage of our
good young friend Charley Drum
to Miss Emma Dehaven. Charley
was the very efficient deputy OF
his grandfather Probate Judge
Riason in Logan for several years,
and is now passenger brakeman
out of Columbus on the Hooking
Valley. Miss Dehaven is one of
the charming girls of Laurelville.
Here's to Drummy May he and
his bride live together to celebrate
their golden wedding, and be hap
py every minute.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-11-29

Don't worry about coal call up
the Logan Pottery Co. Citizen
Phone, 1876.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-11-29

FOR RENT-A seven room
dwelling house in a good locality.
Inquire of V. c. Lowry.
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Notice is hereby given. that the under
signed Sheriff of Hooking County, Ohio, by
in the above entitled cause, and to him
directed as Sheriff OF said County, Will, on
the premises, six (8l miles north of Laurel
Vile and one ~ mile south of Bueno Vista
on what Is known as the Carpenter farm, on
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-11-29

Kessler Bros. Holiday
Opening takes place Wed
nesday December 5, 1906.
Be sure to pay their store
a visit.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-11-29

Mrs. William F. Fslle arrived
home Saturday morning after
visit at the bedside of her mother
in st. Louis.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-11-29

Mrs. G. j.. Reetenwald gave a
card party Tuesday evening at her
home on East Hunter Street.
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Sheriff's Sale.
UNDER EXECUTIoN.

Gear. Scott Go. plaintiffs
vs.
B. NJ. Mowery and Joe Young, n efendauts
In tho Court Of Common Pleas of Hooking
County, Ohio.
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1906-12-09

the music of the Ellis orchestra was
an enjoyment and only when the early
morn began it's approach did the las1
of the guests depart. About two
hundreds guests were present. Mr.
and Mrs. Dutton return TO the coast
shortly.
Mr.. and Mrs, r. Noel Patton may ar
rive on the next Alameda from the
coast TO remain here during the winter.
This is their third or fourth visit here.
They will reside at the Moana Hotel as
usual
&.sss
Governor Carters luncheon for u. S.
Commissioner Sargent at the Alexander
Young Hotel on Thursday, was attend
ed by Messrs. E. IG Tenney, F. NJ.
Swanzy, j. II. Craig, r. D. Mead. J. A.
Gilman, r. w. Breckons, w. A. Kinney,
c. NJ. Cooke, w NJ. Giffard, J. j. Car
den
$50.
The Honolulu Seaside Hotel will be
en- fete Wednesday evening next, when
Il dance will be given in honor of the
captains. officers and ladies of the
transports Sherman and Thomas. 1t
is seldom that two Of Uncle Sam 3
large troopshlps are in port at the same
time. Society, it is expected, will turn
out in large numbers to greet the Wis
iting officers and ladies.
1s.&1s
Miss Ada Rhodes. who has been Wis
iting with friends on Kauai since Au-
gust, returned home during the week.
~ xS1<
H E. Coleman of Ann Arbor, Mich,
who was formerly secretary of the Ho-
nolulu Y. NJ. G. A. and wife are under
appointment to go to Japan for the
Foreign Missionary Association o.
Philadelphia, the first two years to be
spent in Toxic They will pass through
here late in February.
~ 8&
Miss Lorna Iaukea won Stage hon,
ors in THE Toy shop as thefhandsome
Captain BlockIin, commander of the
wooden soldiers. In her songs, in her
graceful dancing and excellent enun-
citation, she was ideal in the role.
ssISS
Mrs. w. F. c. Hasson who returned
from abroad on the Suveric Is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. George Rodiek.
~ ~ -
Miss Belle D1ckey and Mr. James ID.
Dole We're married at the residence of
Rev. Charles Dole, Boston, on Novem-
ber %. Among the Honolulu people
present were Mr.. Sam Baldwin, cousin
Of the bride, now a student at Yale;
Mr.. Chas. S. Dole, best man; Mrs.
Elizabeth Waterhouse and daughters,
Mrs. Henry Waterhouse, Miss Nora
Sturgeon. the Misses Hartwell, Mrs.
Cornelia Damon and daughters, Mrs.
Belle Jones, Mrs. VIM. Hopper, Mrs.
" ellis Peterson. Rev. .. p. Gulick and
Mrs Gulick, and others. There was a
arge attendance of the friends of the
groom, whose former home is in Bos-
ION. Miss Winifred Dole, who has a
cost of friends in Honolulu, was maid
If honor. Miss Nora Sturgeon caught
The bouquet and Miss Julia Damon
Cund the ring in her piece of cake.
The welded couple will spend a few
weeks at various eastern points, re-
urning to Boston for Christmas and
'eaching Honolulu probably the last OF
January.
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1906-12-09

Years and years ago there were few
places more popular than the little
treIlised "lookouts" built adjacent to
and above the gateways to private
grounds. where the family and guests
were want to gather To watch the
King and Queen drive by or the pau
riders sweep past in their brilliant COS
tunes. Saturday afternoons these lit
tie .Iookouts" were thronged for then
Honolulu took a half holiday and
everybody who had a horse beStrode II
and passed in review before the crowds
upon the streets or at the afternoon
band concerts-and Kapellmeister Ber-
ger was welding the baton even then-
These -1ookouts'' were raised plat
forms. rooted over and closed in with
the exception of the side toward the
street. which was open. The looEouts
were large enough to accommodate
dozen persons On state occasions
when the King and Queen We're an
nornced to take their drive those VINO
occupied the lookouts were attired in
their handsomest gowns and treasured |
IeihuIus were worn in profusion- To- |
day there is but one lookout left and |
that is the weatherbeaten little struc- |
ture adjoining the gate to Haaleiea !
Lawn and rising just off the stone wall
facing down Hotel street
- &c
Honolulu's smart set attended the
very enjoyable dance given at the Sea-
side Hotel. Wednesday evening by Mr.
and Mrs Henry Dutton of San Fran
cisco and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Mac
farfane of Honolulu. II was fashion,
able gathering and some beautlful
dancing
pavilion was a gorgeous tropical gar
den with it's whole papaya trees group
ed about the central pillar, potted
plants and electric lights used with ad-
taste by Mr.. Macfarlane. The
were Illuminated with part1-
colored electric globes. The hosts and
hostesses received the guests in the
pavilion Mrs. Dutton wore a SHIN
mering gown of tulle net over satin
and Mrs. Macfarlane was regal in a
pale blue tulle and satin. Dancing to
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1906-12-09

Every year for the past twelve years
; Omaha has held q Street Fair, in which
! is displayed all Industrial products of
! beauty and unusual growth in Ne
braska. the festival being called the
Ak-Sar-Ben. which IS Nebraska spell
ed backward. The fair brings farmers
from all parts of the state of Omaha.
The week is opened with a large indus
trial parade. Then there is an elec>
tricaI parade representing every nation
in their most important industrial pur-
suits, the floats being gorgeously dec
grated. Then there is an imposing au,
tonobile pageant, in which nearly every
automobile owner is represented. Mrs.
j. c. Cohen of Honolulu rode in the
auto of Mr.. and Mrs. Fredericksen.
who visited Honolulu q short time
since at the request of Mr.. and Mrs
Cohen. The fair wound up with a
grand hall. which Mrs. Cohen also at
tended.
s&uHs
Lieutenant Emory Winship. u S.
Navy. who married Miss Kate Dillon
in this city, will never go to sea again.
He has been placed on the retired list,
erade-Lieutenant nt-Commander--and al
though ne may be assigned, if neces-
sary. to certain shore duties, it is not
likely that he will see much more ac-
tive service. Winship's health is bad.
mainly on account of the wounds he
received at Malabon. Luzon. where,
while in command of the little tender
Balanga, he gallantly repulsed an at
I.,.L L nv inc
continuing at his post even after he
had been struck by several bullets. A
shot in the ankle was the most serious
and the principal cause of his retire
ment.-Town Talk
.S%s
\ cable from Honolulu which arrived
during the week announced the safe
arrival of the Walter Stones and Mrs
Kirkpatrick at the islands They will
return to America in January after
frief tour of China and Japan.-Good-
wins Weekly, Salt Lake
- ~
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. D. Gaines entertain
ed at dinner at their College Hills home
on Thursday evening for Mr. and Mrs.
George Rodiek, Miss Kaufman and
DIR. Sheldon.
~ ~ "
Mr.. Harry Lyon will sail for San
Francisco about Christmas time.
- S.s.S
Twenty-Five hundred dollars. or more,
is the amount of cash taken in at the
three performances Of "The Toy Shop
II is a record business and the credit
is due first of all to the admira BILE gen.
eralship of Miss Martin who drilled and
instructed the great array of people
in the cast and chorus; to the ladies
who have the interests of the Free Kin
1ergartens at heart. as well as to the
of the participants and the
parents of the little players. Every
body co-operated! The matinee yes
terday afternoon was something to
warm the cookies of a hardened bache-
or's heart. The theater fairly over
lowed with young people. 1t was
day, in the auditorium as
well as upon the stage. Tho: little peo-
pie stared at the brilliant assemblages
0n the stage as if they were gazing
nto a veritable fairyland. The kaleido
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1906-12-09

| Davies, Judge apd Mrs. Frear, Miss
Frear, Canon Macintosh, Mr. and
Mrs. Gurrey, Mr.. and Mrs. James A.
Wilder, Mrs. Tucker and many others.
Miss Jessie Forman is now TRAVELLING
in the Far East and will return to her
home in Erie, Pa, by way of the Med
iterranean.
Mrs. G. p Wilder suffered slight
injury during the week, but is about
recovered
Only on the first Tuesday of each
month will the following Ladies' of Wal
kiki receive formally: Mrs Harry Mac
farane, Jr.. Mrs. Arthur Wilder, Mrs.
James Wilder. Mrs. Alexander Lind
say, Mrs Walter Brinckerhoff Mrs.
James Castle. Miss Bertha Young and
Mrs. RaWes, Jr.
s&.&S
The dinner given at the University
Club Friday evening for L. S Com
missioner of Immigration F. p Sar-
gent was an elaborate affair at which
were present Governor Carter, E. D.
Tenney and r c. Brown and the fol-
lowing members of the Refund Dele
cation which went to Washington last
winter: George w. Smith. J. r. Gait,
E. A. McInerny. w. o. Smith.
~ - -
Mrs N r. Robson of Denver gave
charming dinner party at the Alex
ander Young Hotel Friday evening, her
guests being Mr.. and Mrs. Brown, Miss
Gregg. DR.. Macdonald, Mr.. c. A
Brown. The table was prettily dec
Grated. the centerpiece being a ship
laid in a bed of green to represent the
ocean. Strings of tiny electric globes
outlined the little vessel from bow to
stern. The electrolier was adorned
with vines and jasmine intertwined
with red chiffon. The place cards We're
bamboo strips handpainted to repre-
sent a steamer en- route from the Pa
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1906-12-09

Russian brass jewel boxes with coat
of-arms, tapas mats, baskets, fans.
souvenir postals, Teco pottery. Ha-
waii & South Seas Curio Co, Young
building and Royal Hawaiian Hotel.
Mexican drawnwork in exquisite de-
signs.
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1906-12-09

! cific Coast to Honolulu. Kaafs orches-
ira furnished music throughout the
| dinner.
Mrs. LeWton-Brain and Miss O'Meara
have issued At Home cards for a little
tea to be given this week
The siNtieth anniversary of the in
stallation of Excelsior Lodge of l. o.
! o. F., Will be celebrated on Wednes-
day, December Il, at Odd Fellows hall,
in the evening. There viii be a literary
program, to be followed by dancing
and refreshments. The lodge invites
all Odd Fellows and families, Rebekahs
and visiting odd Fellows to attend.
Robert Levers Will be chairman and
among those who are to participate in
the celebration are Miss Dayton who
Will render piano solo; w. O. Smith,
remarks on Excelsior Lodge; DR.. Rod
gers, remarks on Rebekahs; Miss
Bruckner piano solo; Hiss Lutted, vo-
cal solo; guitar solo. Ern est Kaai:
Mis- Phillips, vocal solo; Miss Lee, re-
citation.
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1906-12-09

scopic changes of colors in the pretty
costumes, the lights, the tuneful music.
the antics of the comedians, the dainti-
ness of the Paris dolls and the little
dolls-it was all so strange to the audi
ence. When a rag-doll was thought to
be subjected to ilI-usage, little ones in
the audience began to cry and what
better appreciation could the little
stage artists ask for? Of course. Jamie
Wilder, the Cooke boys and Willard
Brown as the Noah family, created no
end of amusement, and the tin soldiers,
the wooden soldiers, the quantity cos
TUNED little marines Of NOah'S ark, who
danced so well, the French dolls, the
funny little band and its Bergeresque
leader, the piquant Japanese dolls, the
little girl and her tattered old doll all
contributed so we'll to the success of
the entertainment The dudes were the
wonder of all as the captain of
the wooden soldiers, Mr.. Waterman,
and the bakerman, Vernon Tenney.
Miss Martin received an ovation on
Friday night being literally buried in
flowers, and yesterday afternoon when
the curtain was down the stage people
gave three rousing cheers for Miss
Martin and again deluged her in flow
ers.
~ -
On Sunday evening last Mrs. w. H.
Avery of San Francisco gave a charm
ing dinner party at the Moana for
fourteen guests-Mr. and Mrs. G. ".
c. Deerng, DR. and Mrs. Humphr.s.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold Pike, Mrs. Hawes
Miss Winston, Miss Kaufman, Cap
tain Heidi. U. S. A, DR.. Sheldon, r.
E. Wright. John H. Bliss. The round
table was exceptionally beautiful with
its crimson carnations. maidenhair
ferns, shaded electric globes and the
aloha Nui'' worked out with caTna-
ton petals Mrs. Averys gown of
white embroidered satin was stunning.
Mrs. Avery will not leave for the Orient
for about month, having decided ear
Iy in the week not to sail on the
America Maru as planned.
~ ~ e;
Miss Clinton Hutchins gave another
charming informal tea Friday after
room for her sister, Mrs. Sloan.
~ ~ -
Society generally is planning to at +
tend the New Years Eve dance at |
the Moana Hotel. This annual dance |
is the largest and most popular of the |
year-end functions.
&&R
Captain and Mrs. Slattery may leave
for Fort Leavenworth, their new sta
ton, on January 9, that is, if Captain
Otwell, his relief, arrives from the
Coast this month. Otherwise their de-
parture will be deferred until F'ebru-
ary g.
~ ~. -
The Kilohana Art League, which held
its election of officers recently and held
it's twenty-sixth semi-annuaI exhibition
Of pictures Monday evening and for
several days thereafter. plans a pro-
year IN it's departmental
work. The calendar for the year 1907
is being prepared and will be sent out
to members soon. D. Howard Hitch
cock is president and Mrs. w NJ. Gra-
lam vice president They received the
guests at the private view on Monday
evening at the studios in the Young
building, Miss Whine and Miss Jane
Winnie serving refreshments. Among
those present were Mr.. and Mrs Give
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1906-12-09

Davies, Judge apd Mrs. Frear. Miss
Frear, Canon Macintosh, Mr.. and
Mrs. Gurrey, Mr. and Mrs. James A.
Wilder, Mrs. Tucker and many others.
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1906-12-09
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Miss Jessie Forman is now travelling
in the Far East and will return to her
home in Erie, Pa, by way of the Med
iterranean.
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1906-12-09

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The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1906-12-09

cifc Coast to Honolulu. Kaafs orches-
ira furnished music throughout the
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1906-12-09

Mrs. G. p Wilder suffered a slight
injury during the week, but is about
recovered