The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-09-20
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Mr.. John Tom is making busi-
ness trip in Paulding county.
Miss Tillie McAllister spent last
Sunday in Marshfield.
Mr.. j. r.. Spaulding attended
the soldiers reunion at Athens last
Wednesday.
John Powers and Grover Francis
were in Nelsozville last Thursday
evening.
Mr.. Jack Abbott, of Cleveland,
was here last Thursday morning.
Mrs. Chas. Cooper, and children,
of Sand Run, were here last
Thursday morning enroute to
Cleveland to visit her parents.
Mr.. John Kennedy and little
son, Willie, spent last Saturday at
Gore.
Mr.. Edward Kennedy, of Sand
Run, member election of Hooking,
was seen here last Saturday en-
route to Logan.
Drs. Hill and Welch, of Nell
sonville, made professional calls
here last Thursday.
Mr.. James Brannigan, of Long
streth, was seen here last Sunday
morning,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Green and
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac BlOsser spent
last Sunday in Green Twp, at the
home of Mrs. G's., and Mrs. BIS,
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Deacon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson attended
religious services at the Sand Run
"Y" last Sunday.
We have seen many bold and
brazen tricks in our lives, but for
such men as o. B. Gould, Dick
and Foraker to adopt resolutions
deploring the death of Governor
Pattison is an insult to morality
and good government. If they
wanted to show Governor Patti
son respect why didn't they do it
while he was living, and not ag-
gravate the man in his dying
hours by holding on to the man
asemeGt at the Ohio Penitentiary
after Cover nor Pattison had de-
clared it vacant. One rose put in
the hand of the living is worth
more than wagon load put on
the graves of the dead.
BLossER-Ross WEDDING BELLS.
On Wednee day evening at s
. o'clock, August -, 1906, Mr.. John
II. Blosser and Miss Zoo Ross,
both Of this place, came to the
conclusion tina it was not good to
be alone, and in the presence of
over one-hundred guests they were
united in the holy bans of matri-
mony, We are not able to give the
name Of the officiating minister,
at the beautiful home of Mr.. and
Mrs. G.. W. Ross. They are
among our best young people and
We eXtenC our congratulations,
The follow ny are the out-of-town
guests and number of presents
with names of givers; Mrs. Laura
Gilpin, hand painted picture; Mr..
and Mrs. John Blcsser, bed spread
and set silver knives and forks
Mr.. and Mrs. c.. w. Ross, set
china dishes; Mr.. and Mrs. Reu-
ben SparnoI,, china sugar and
creamer; Mr.. and Mrs. j. Loves,
cut glass salr and pepper shakes
Miss Vera Matheny, set sherbert
glasses Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Webb, pair pillow cases and table,
cloth; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Evans,
brussels rug Mr.. and Mrs. John
Kennedy, set china plates; Mr..
and Mrs. John Dehnen, Jr., salad
bowl and quilt; Mr. and Mrs. Ben
Bailey, table cloth: Mr.. and Mrs.
l., Blosser, hand painted plate
Dir. and Mrs, Adam Fennel, pair
linen towels; Mr.. and Mrs. Tom
Parry, set china cups and saucers;
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Dehnen, Sr.,
plates; Mrs. Tom and daughter
Gusta Green, pair linen towels
Mrs. spauliing and daughter,
Amy, sec linen napkins; Mrs.
Matte spooner, water set; Mr.
John Smith, table cloth AIRS. Sam
Preston, 3 linen towels; Mr. and
Mrs. Sam Poston, set silver tea
spoons Mrs. John Keller, silver