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Macy Grocery Specials

Sugar-Hayemeyer Elders Crystal Domino Sugar in slb. Cartons sold by others
Wills celebrated zvebach; regular WI. cartons generally sold at ie; our price
Hmdey & Palmsrs Celebrated Biscuits.
New style packages, Breakfast; sold regularly at l5c; our price for this sale
&C.; dozen packages, 94c. Alaska" Wafer, package ........ 10,
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Pure Linen
handkerchief.

WoMEN'S UNLAUNDERED I'M.
TIAL HANDKERCHlEFS, L-inch hens,
block letter initial, surrounded by wreath,
all hand embroidery T.; each. $3.50. Sc
woMEN'S HAND-DRAwN, HEM
STITCHED HANDKERCHIEF rs, very
fine quality linen, 1s-inch hens. elsewhere
Csc. each; here. lie
WOMEN'S ALL LINEN HEM.
STITCHED HANDKERCHIEFS, soft
finished, 4, u and 16-inch hens, two
grades; six for 29c. and. ....... Sac
Mems q above, ID and k5-inch hens,
six for 46c. and. see
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White Goods

First Floor.
"a s2-lnch PERSIAN LAWN. very sheer. I ..
i5c. quality the yard minimum.
s0-inch INDIA LINON. $50.
and zoe. qualities. 12r tx
<5-inch PERSIAN LAWN, sold else 10.
where at SOC. the yard; our price 80. AoS
4o-inoh INDIA LINON. made OF fine
quality combed yarn: elsewhere -.
s8-inch PURE LINEN CAMBRIA, "a.
made in Ireland. at .............,. E-fC
MERCERIZED MADRAS, our own i'm
portation. q inches wide, neat figured de-
signs: elsewhere same quality sells at 10.
25o. the yard; our price ..,......... AoS
PLUMETIS-made In France-hand-wov-
en-, over thirty designs to select from: 40
inches wide; reduced from Si.le and co.
e1.S9 q yard to oSS
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Fresh Porto Rican Cigars.

KLlNE'S HAVANA PANATElAS
An Havana filler and ! avana wrapper,
msde In New York:
Chas. Coghlan Panatelas, S0's) elsewhere
Cardinales. Panatelas, sos our price.
La Vuletta Panatelas, SOS 81.49
KLINE'S HAVANA CIGAROS, zoos,
elsewhere $500; here ...... .Sf.S0
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MaxvilIe

The Reverent Presgran, ol
Adams county, o., in conducting
revival meetings at the Ebenezal
Baptist Church.
A grist was ground in Justice j
l.. Y's Court last week and we'd
ding was held.
Early sowed wheat looks fine,
but wheat sowing was delayed on
account of rainy weather and q
full crop wasn't sowed on account
Of wet weather.
The corn crops is good and husk-
ing has commenced.
Bert Patten sold his farm and
intends to move to Lancaster to
engage in the butoherlng business.
The Rev. James Ricketts,, of Co
lumbus, was the purchaser and in
tends moving on the farm.
Coal hauling is in progress and
is lively.
Nearly one month of the schools
have been ground out satisfactorily
so far.
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CarbOnhill

Mr.. James Bateman, of his place
had business in Jacksonville last
Sunday.
Mrs. Dyer Minner, from Nelson
vile, visited her parents, Mr.. an6
Mrs. Thomas McAllister, of this
place last Sunday.
Mr.. James Smith, of Sand Run.
was acting as mail carrier last
Saturday night instead of Mr..
Chas. King.
Miss Blanche Francis and Mas
ter Larda Culberson, of this place,
were in Athens last Wednesday.
Mr.. j. L, Blosser had bust ness
in Jacksonville several days last
week.
Mr.. Edward Kennedy, of Sand
Run, was seen here last Saturday
enroute to Logan.
Mr.. Henry Davis, from here,
had business in Nelsonville last
Thursday.
Mr.. Joseph Blosser was in Mel
sonville last Saturday evening.
Mr.. Lesley McAllister, of this
place, had business, in Buchtel
last Sunday morning.
Mrs. G.. w. Ross has business at
Jobs last Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. Robert Steward, from Mon
day, Republican candidate for
commissioner, and Mrs, j. q. Huls
from Rockbridge, were recently
seen here. Clint is working for
the election of Mr.. Steward. It
must be remembered that Clint
helped to elect Mr.. whitcraft
Probate Judge last fall.
Mr.. Douglas told the people here
n his speech that there are thous.
.nds of jobs seeking men, but still
here has only been two mines IN
he valley that has worked since
10 was here, and one of them
worked / day and the other one
nd one-half days, see.
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Marion

Murray City News, did you say
"dry"2 Whenever that happens
the temperance workers will thank
God and take courage.
Isaac Blosser and wife left on
the 18th for visit at Dayton and
Sharpsburg, and from there they
will go to Indiana for short Wis
it.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Weaver left
on the 10Th for an extended visit
in Virginia.
Mr.. Henry Howdyshell, of Webb
Summit, and Miss Lucy Like, of
Marion, were quietly married at
Logan on the evening of the 14th.
Several OF our citizens attended
church at the Dunkard Church at
Bremen last Saturday night and
Sunday. Some of the number
were Mr. and Mrs. jacob Mowery,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Weaver, Mr..
and Mrs. Leonard Weaver, Mr..
and Mrs. Isaac Inboden, Mr.. and
Mrs. Isaac Blosser, Mr.. e. Now
cry and Miss Lucy Clark, of Lo.
gan, Mr.. Will Ruff and Miss
Fanchon Mowery, Misses Jennie
Weaver and Mary lnboden, and
Mr.. Noah Mowery.
M iss Jennie Weaver visited her
sister, Mrs. Walter Arnold, of
Gore, over Sunday.
Isaac Inboden Was grinding and
boiling sorghum those two snowy
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Pleasant Valley

Mr.. Editor / thought a few
items from our little valley nigh
be of some interest to some OF
your many readers.
| Corn husking seems to be the
order of the day at present.
Church at St. Johns Lutheran
church was we'll attended Sunday
Samuel Ringhiser, Sr., and H.
A. Klinger were clllers at H.
Nihisers recently.
Messrs. Ferdie and John Rempel
were seen passing down the valley
Sunday evening.
Mr., George Conkle made flying
trip to Ewing, O., Sunday after
noon.
Mrs. 1. Van Curen entertained
the following for dinner Sunday:
Mr.. G. Conkle and children, and
Miss Carrie Mowery, of New Ply.
mouth.
Miss Mary Goss, of Logan, is
the guest of her uncle, Mr.. John
Evans, and family at present.
Sam Nihiser, of Hooker Station,
IS spending his vacation with his
parents.
Mr.. Shiek, of Gibisonville, pur-
chased delaine sheep of G.. Con-
kle recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Diehl were
Logan shoppers last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Stiverson
were Logan visitors last Saturday.
Miss Carrie Mowery, of New
Plymouth, is making a visit with |
her uncle, George Conkle, and |
family.
John Polling moved his house
hold effects to Fairfield Co., this
week.
RIM IACupn
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days. Ike thought it was a sour
sweet job.
Frank Tickle is building an adj
dition to his residence. The Rut-
ter Bros. are doing the carpenter
ing.
We read with pleasure the clip
ping in the DEMooRAT-SENTINEL
from Newcomerstown Index tell
ing of the victories of dry town,
"Straws show which way the
wind blows" and by them we are
able to tell the condition of the
atmosphere around US.
Vernie st Clair, of Cincinnati,
was home on a short visit recently,
McCulla Rutgers, eldest son of
Albert Rutgers, has been serious
ly afflicted with heart trouble the
past few weeks.
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Chapel Ridge
WE Two.

We are surely having beautiful
weather at the present time.
with face to foe brother fight
Let come " hat will and may,
While eowardice turns In flight
With courage press your way,
And Bryan Will win the day.
We again hear the school bell al
No. with Ben Shaw for teacher.
Corn husking is the order of the
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. D. Hutton were
In Adelphia one day last week.
Harry Lyons visited relatives in
Gibisonyille last Sunday,
Ben johnson, the cattle king,
was seen on the ridge one day this
week.
Mr. and Mrs, ID. Mount were
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Lyons last Sunday.
Nrs. Geo. Amerine has returned
home, after a weeks visit with
relatives in Lancaster.
MIR. and Mrs. Homer Hutten and
daughter, Mae, were the guests of
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Calico Ridge

Squaw winter then Indian Sum.
mer. That is what we are now
having.
The farmers on the ridge are
taking advantage of the fine
weather by rushing their fall work
and preparing for the frost king.
Cyrus Shultz and wife, of Lo.
gan, were the Sunday guests OF
Eph Shultz and family.
ID. +. Harsh and wife, of Logan,
former residents of this place,
spent Sunday at their old home on
the ridge and had as their guests
Mr.. Fred Hengst, of Columbus,
Mr.. Geo. Hengst and wife, of Lo.
gan, and Mrs. Mike Hansel, of
Logan.
Mrs. Wilda Wyskiver, of Honey
Fork, was the Sunday guest of her
mother, Mrs. Jane Snider.
The young people of the ridge
and some of the older ones took in
the Lancaster Fair.
The ridge scnool, under the
superintendence of C. w. Cox, is
progressing finely.
Eph Shultz is suffering with
lame foot at this time, caused by
a gathering on two of his toes.
Born to Cecil Shultz and wife.
September "a, girl.
Lewis Rodmsn was business
visitor in Logan, Saturday.
Albert Harsh is training the
youthful mind in the SCOTS Creek
school.
Eph Shultz has purchased the
d. f. Harsh farm adjoining him.
Henry Clark was business vis-
itor in Logan, Saturday.
Harley Clark and wife, of Clear
Fork, were the Sunday guests of
Henry Clark, of this place.
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Grandma Dennis, of Goose Creek,
last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wm. Barnhart
were the guests of Mr., and Mrs.
John Hutten Sunday.
AL. Reichley is working in Lam
caster.
Mr.. VIM. Barten, took dinner
with Mrs. M. M. Blackston, Sun
day.
Mr., and Mrs. Ben Allen visited
in Adelphia, Saturday and Sunday
the guests of DR., and Mrs. Barton,
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Parish and
children, of, Laurelyille, and Mr..
and Mrs. Joe Earnhart, and Chill
dren were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jim Cain, Sunday,
Mr.. Henry Willims was in Mt.
Pleasant, Saturday.
Geo. Barn hart is making his
home with his daughter, Mrs.
Mamie Hutten, at the present
time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hamp Steele, were
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo,
Amerine, Sunday.
The Misses Rebecca and Mary
Hutton were the guests of Misses
Myrtle and Ettie Steele, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs, John Mauk and
Mr.. Tom Schaal and sister, Miss,
Theresa, We're the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Adam Sehaal, Sunday.
Geo. Barnbart has fine new
buggy.
DR.. and Mrs. Barton were the
guests of the formers fla ther and
sister, Mrs. Ben Allen, Sunday
and Monday.
Miss Mirt Edwards has returned
home from Lancaster.
Carl Blackston and Harry Lyons
have gone into the paint business.
You will do well to give the boys
4 call.
Theyoungest child of Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Griffith, who has been
luite poorly for some time, is bet
er at this writing.
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Enterprise

After an absence of a while will
try to note few the happening of
this community.
John Blosser has moved in Kline
Bros. house latel y vacated by Jerry
Disbennet.
William Tignor has the contract
for the building of new house
for Kline Bros.
Mrs. Mink and daughter. Carrie
of Gallipolis, are the guests of
Geo Kline and family at this writ
ing.
Rev. Boyd, Pastor of Logan Cir
cult, was around last week hunt
ing up his memb bers.
Benjamin Bond, of Crawford,
Wyandotte Co., spent few days
last week with old friends and ac-
quaintances.
Quite number from this vlcin-
ity attended the the Lancaster
Fair, Saturday.
Mike Ellinger says Lancaster
Fairis immense, beats Camp Meet
ing all holler,
JINGLE TIMOTHY.
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Crockett's Run

| Chas. Sohra der has greatly I'M
proved bis residence by erecting
an addition to the rear of it.
Matthias Walter is certainly the
champion pumkin raiser of the
country; at least half dozen of
these large pumkins were raised
on his farm; one of which measur-
ed e6 inches and weighed 83
pounds.
Mr.. Frank Kessler and daughter,
OF Logan, passed through here
Sunday.
Candidates cards, and stogies
are plentiful just at present.
School is progressing nicely,
with a large enrolment, under the
management or D. NJ. Heft.
Mr.. Vincent Miller and Bertha
Schrader, of Logan, were pleasant
callers in our valley Sunday.
Thomas Schrsder and wife
visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs
Chas. schrader, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Able Carpenter,
former residents of this place and
now residing at Canal Winchester, |
are calling on friends and relatives
here.
Election day has come to you,
The greatest OF the year.
oi what will the Republicans do,
For defeat IL nearly here.
ROVER.
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Pursell

Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob France Wis
tied Albert Lytle and family las
Sunday.
Guy Huffman was helping Johr
Dresback dig potatoes last week
Mrs. Alpha Speakman was 6
shopping visitor in Logan last
Monday.
Mr.. Fred Conkle passed through
here last Tuesday enroute tc
Laurelville.
Mr.. Isaac Qlllen passed through
our streets one day last week en-.
route to visit his sons living near
Kingston.
Mrs. Hattie Paxton, of Whistler,
attended the funeral of her father,
Mr.. Jess Lindsy, last Friday.
John Dresbaek made business
trip to Laurelville, Thursday.
A. Lytle went to Fairfield coun-
ty last Monday to join the army
of corn huskers.
Death has again visited our
community and taken three from
our neighborhood in the last few
day. Mr.. Jess Lindsy died Thurs
day, after long sickness. Mrs.
Kettle died Saturday, also the in
FAINT child of Mr.. and Mrs. Lafe
Chilcote.
Mrs. Rosa Willard returned
home from vinton county, Friday.
Ambrose Reid is visiting John
Reid.
Mr.. and Mrs. Silas Denton paid
a visit to relatives in Vinton coun-
by last week.
Mrs. Martha Willard called on
Mrs. Lucy Lytle, Friday.
Miss Retha Huffman visited
Miss Rebecca Paxton. Sunday.
Mrs. Randa Lay visited Mrs
Jane Lindsy last Wednesday.
Mrs. Zelda Huffman visited her
lister, Mrs. Clara Cupp, Saturday.
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Sandrun

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. j.
Cook Monday Oct. Sth. son.
Prof. A. f. Archer, Harry l.,
Holt and Noah Andrews attended
the Douglas speech in Carbonhill,
Saturday evening.
Miss Mary Mahuffy, of Jobs,
spent Saturday and Sunday with
her parents at this place,
The Misses Flo and Grace Han
ma and Emmett Mahaffy were busi-
ness callers in Nelsonvill Saturday.
Mr.. Edward Kennedy made a
business trip to Logan Saturday.
Prof. G. Vern Cook, Of Murray,
spent Saturday and Sunday at his
home at this place.
Harry L. Holt and Clarence
Stedman attended the hall game
at Jacksonville Sunday.
A. L. Blanchard made a bust
ness trip to Jacksonville Saturday.
Thos. j. Cook made business
trip to Jacksonville Saturday.
S. d. Hanna and son, James, of
Jobs spent Saturday and Sunday
with relatives at this place.
Mrs. Addie Dawley is the guest
of relatives at Athens.
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Gibisonville
Quite number from this place
attended the Lancaster Fair.

Quite number from this place
attended the Lancaster Fair.
Claude Cupp, David wylie,
Katherine Kreachbaum, Pansy
Wylie and Velva Brashares spent
Sunday at Rock House.
Married Wednesday Oct. 10,
David Wylie and Pansv Brashares
at the the Home of Rev. Matthias.
G. A. Cupp has been spending a
few days at home.
Mr.. Harbaugh was through the
city Tuesday looking up political
matters.
Misses Sarah Peterson and
Goldie Evans started for a weeks
visit with relatives in Urbana.
Chas. Miller and wife returned
home Monday from Logan.
Mrs. w. B. Zeigler was called
to Hebron, Thursday, her daugh-
ter being very poorly.
"Dick" Krinn and "Johnson"
Bell have each recured a good
position on gas-line which the
Logan Co. is running through this
territory. They are throwing out
the dirt.
Chas. D. Notestone sold valua-
BILE horse this week.
School is progressing nicely un-
der the management of Prof. w.
L. Brashares.
Joe Voorhees, has just completed
a new barn on his premises,
Rev. d. Walter O'Dell moved to |
Logan this week,
Elmer Krinn, The Junk Dealer,
is doing quite business in our
vicinity at present.
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in our Academy and he knows just
how much is good reminder fol
the thoughtless tyro who often hai
short recollections.
Public sales are so plentiful
round about us that our diary is
almost crowded keeping tab on
them, having two or three every
week.
Our western neighbor, of Point
Pleasant, Mr.. Clarence e. Kalk-
losch, is moving to Columbus, o.,
where he will make his home.
Mr.. Urias Linton is leaving his
farm and moving to Logan in a
few days.
Mr.. Cleophus Gardner is moving
into the late home of Geo. Stevens
who moves into the property of
Urias Linton.
Mrs, Sherman E. Linton will
move to Columbus, o., in few
days, and is desirous to get good
tenant on her fine farm.
Messrs. Geo. Anthony, T.
Oneal and others are the chief
contractors on grading and pike
b Hiding.
We have been informed that our
commissioners are going to build
a graded road over on Black Jack.
When Josh and Jonas get more
time we will give you the algebraic
solution of many peculiar official
functions and the strategic system
of doing their whole and sworn
duty with an eye single to the
public welfare saving 30 vast a
aum of money for little Hooking
county by cutting down the great
hills on the main road from Logan
TO Jacksonville and taking out
many curyes and reverse curves SO
no future great danger of wrecks
'long that much needed improve
nent.
WE Two.
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South Perry

Rufus Cave, one of our aged ant
respected ditizens, is critically il
with consumption and the end i,
daily expected He has been 6
sufferer for the past severa
months.
Miss Grace Ebert is visiting re.
latives and friends in Columbus
and Lancaster for the past few
weeks.
VIM. Tobin has recently moved
on the Lindsey farm and the mail
route between this place and Lo-
gan is attended to by Sam Davis
and Jas. Fox.
Joseph Fetherolf will have sale
of his personal effects Thursday
and will move to Laurelville where
he has purchased property. He
has rented his farm to Aaron Pol
ing, who will move there coon.
The typhoid patients in the COM
munity are all slowly recovering.
Candidates Gabriel, Barron,
Steward and Harbaugh were all
here last week looking after their
political friends.
Roy Black aud wife have moved
to Lancaster where he has been
as brake man on tn Q. &
NJ. V. r. R.
Quarterly meeting was held at !
The U. B. church last Saturday |
md Sunday. The quarterly con-
'erence has employed Rev. Boyd |
IS their minister for this year,
Rev. Movinger resigning.
Merly Beougher, of Columbus,
vas visiting relatives here last
week.
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New Plymouth

Mrs Rcse Laibland, of Canton,
accompanied by her little son,
William, is visiting her friend,
Miss Grace Watson.
Miss Alvira Walker will return
to her home at Norwich, Wednes-
day, after spending three weeks
with her sister, Mrs w. b. Cherry.
DIR. t. NJ. Cherry, of Virginia,
is spending few weeks with his
mother, Mrs Catharine Cherry.
DIR. Bobo, of Logan, spent Sun
day at his old home.
Mrs w. B. Cherry entertained
at dinner Wednesday in honor of
her sister, Miss Walker, of Nor
wich.
Mr. and Mrs Walter Clark and
children, of Illinois, are visiting
at the home of Warren WaGson.
Miss Mable souders, the young
est daughter of l.. G. Souders, who
has been suffering with rheumtism
for the past three weeks, Is but
improved.
G. W. Karnes, of Creoia, was in
town to-day on business.
The lingo Brothers, who played
here Oct. II, were not well patron |
ized-
WilbH7 Hardesty' who moved to
Michigan nearly year since, has
'eturned.
Mary Milsted, of IlesbOro, is
listing her brothers, George and
William.
Mrs John Hawk returned home
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Ilesboro
Rover.

Mr.. Sim Primmer, of Laurel
Township, has recently moved in
his new home, a short distance
south Of town, out limestone pike,
Chas. Warthman seems a fire.
quent visitor a short distance east
Of here almost every Sunday even
ing. What is the magnet Chas.
that attracts your
J. w. Walker Yields the birch
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Friday, after spending a few days
with friends in Hamden.
The New Plymouth Brass Band
has organized with a membership
of fourteen, and practice semi
weekly uuder the leadership of
Walter Harden. We wish them
aucceee.
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Public Sale of Farms.

will sell my farm at public sale
ON the premises, one mile south of
Oakland, Fairfield County, Ohio,
on OCTOBER 3lst, 1906, at one
O'Clock p. m.
27l acres lies in a body, is a good
grain and stock farm, as a whole, or
in separate tracts. 1t will be sold in
four tracts, Has good house, barnL
stone springhouse, good orchard, etc.
Plenty of excellent spring water on
all, and should be seen to appre-
ciate it.
Terms: One-third cash, one-thlrd
In one year. and one-third in two
years, secured by first mortgage on
the land.
DANIEL BOLDOSER.
w. ii. CREAGER, AUO. Oct. lS, 2-w
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Cedar Grove

DeVeTal OF our people attenue
the sale of Clarence Kalklosch las
Tuesday.
G. w. Devore bought a horse o
Clifty Walker last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Kalkloscl
entertained at dinner last Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Gordon, Misse
Dicie Kalklosch and Zema Vest
and Mr.. Harley Kalklosch.
Mr.. Christy Harris and wife, ot
Laurelville, visited L. w. Beery
last Saturday.
Mr.. Walter Pleukharp, our fel.
low townsman, made business
trip to Nelsonvllle last Thursday.
D. G. Walker is going to Picka-
way Co. to husk corn in the near
future.
Miss Icel DAVIS was the guest of
Myrta Lindsey last Sunday.
Mr., Ed. Shaw, of So. Blooming
vile, was here last week drilling
wheat.
Icel Davis and Minnie Gordon
were Logan shoppers last week.
No. school is progressing nicely
with Miss Nellie Mathiat as teach
er.
John Kern was in the employ of
A. G. Linn last week.
Mr.. Charley Unger is going to
move on the Pleukharp farm in
the near future.
The grounding seems to be the
error of this vicinity Jacob Balm
:er and Clifty Walker relates the
'ollowing grounding story. Mr..
BANTER said that he had been
Missing his garden products for
ome time. He and Clifty Walker
Who was visiting with Mr.. BANTER
let watch for the thief from eve
i'll early dawn, and what was their
.stonlshment, when they seen the
Whole garden filled with ground
logs of all sizes. Now Jacob de-
ermined to have some fresh pork.
ie soon was at the garden gate
'ith shot gun and as he thought
rev bead on the largest hog in
he garden, but when the report of
he gun was heard it was found
hat he had shot his game through
he shoulder maddened with pain
threw itself around ut a terrible
ate, Mr., BANTER reloaded and I
not the second time which was a
access. He then entered the
arden to get his game when 10, i
nd behold he found himself sur +,
'unded by three or four of the
rgest of the other groundhogs,
hich being maddened by the c
nell of the powder began at once
Mr.. Banter for fight tearin e
s clothes into atoms and lacerat- I
G his body in a manner that
emed terrible. His cries soon s
ought his good wife and Mr..
alker to his rescue, after severe p
title he was rescued but not un- Il
he was left senseless ON the
ound. He was taken 10 the j
use in an unconcious condition
d DR.. Melchel of So. Blooming d
lie was speedily summoned. c.
'iates were administered by the fl
;. Mr.. BANTER finally revived 81
a delirious condition, he was I'll
lderly cared for and is now on m
road to recovery. The ground h,
gs now being all out of the gar p
Clifty Walker proceeded to
! the game. The hog was found In
be In good condition aud dressed al
'ut 30 lbs. The grounding was th
pared for dinner the next th
'bath by Mrs. BANTER and Mrs. he
lker, and an invitation was w
On TO their many friends, which an