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The Washington herald., 1907-04-17
Chase's.
Polite randsrill

Avlite taldetlite Al --i9 ana oA7
An attractive bin. the headlintr Of which is I'd
ward Connelly company Ia new George Ade play
clever FentrilOquist and six other acts
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cuff. The knickers are comfortably
fun and have the usual number OF
pockets. For the medium size the suit
requires IA wards of 42-inch material.
Sizes 4, s, s. 10, and IL years.
A pattern OF this may be obtained by
inclosing 10 cents in stamps and ad-
dressing Pattern Department Wash
ingten Herald, 7S4 Fifteenth street
northwest. giving number t24s7l and
size wanted.
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The Lyeeum.

Al kAl ana eis
Tie usual type Of burlesque entertainment but II
lacks The aid Of adequate company.
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In view Of numerous suggestions on the
part Of citizens that portions of the ap-
preparation of $1,000 for the purchase of
municipal Fairgrounds be expended in
various parts of the city designated by
them. the Commissioners desire il 70 be
understood that this appropriation was
based on the purchase Of certain play
ground sites recommended by the play
ground association. As the acquisition OF
these sites viii exhaust all of the appro-
priation, no further purchase can be
made
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FInnI AcfInn TuesdaY.

The directors OF the Business Men met
Ia GUIDE Hall. on f street. and those Of
tie Jobbers at the American Security and
Trust building. on Fifteenth street.
Action at both meetings was practically
unanimous. and the merger is now con-
sidered by the leading spirits Of both
bodies as assured.
The Business Mems Association will
hold "a public meeting Of It's members next
Tuesday night at GUIDE Hall, TO take the
final action OF that body on the resolu-
tions approved yesteTaIy by its board OF
directors The meeting OF the Jobbers ana
Shippers 10 pass upon the report oi It's
directors Will probably take place next
Tuesday evening. but the time and place
vas not determined
In the event thar the plans for the
merger are ratified by the public meetings
Of the two bodies next week, the irst
meeting Of the Chamber OF Commerce
for organization will be held at the New
Willard next Thursday night. when 1t Is
expected steps will be finally taken to-
ward the full realization of the plan.
Text of the Merger Resolutions.
The formal action OF the two boards
yesterday MAS contained in the following
i resolutions:
Resolved That the permanent organ
ization Of the Washington Chamber Of
Commerce be now effected. and that the
membership be composed OF the members
Of the Jobbers and Shippers Association
and the Business Mems Association. In
good standing. and such other persons
az may subsequently be elected. the mem
bers OF the Business Mems Association
and the Jobbers and shippers Association
/ To he members without further payment
OF dues until January J, 1908, and such
I other persons as may subsequently, be
elected. By payment Of so dues. 70 Jana-
airy J. 1903.
Resolved. That committee Of five be
I appointed 20 act with a similar commit
tee from the other organization. party q
this proposed amalgamatioR. 70 formu-
( late a plan Of organization. said plan o.
lie submitted 10 the members Of the
( Washington Chamber Of Commerce at a
meeting 20 be- held az the New Willard
at . ~. Thursday April =. 1857, or al
/ some later meeting then ordered.
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A band Of children i'm a little Missouri
loWn raised the mortgage Of sS5 on a poor
Widows home employed a nurse for her
when she fen III, and paid her funeral
expenses when she died. In Oakland.
Cal. a home for incuTables has been in
successful operation for several years,
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NEWS CUT SHORT
FOR BUSY READERS

Dr. Thomas f. VIII. secretary Of the
American Forestry Association. will de-
liver a free illustrated lecture in the Pub
lie Library tomorrow evening on the
Southern Appalachian and white Noun
tains.
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ENTERTAINMENT. EucHRE kNr DANCE

Benehting the Church q the Hoiy Comforter.
Fourteenth and East Capitol STREETS. THURSDAY.
APRIL ls 1907, u. m. Masonic Temple Over 20
prizes. Admission, 50 cents. spI7-Zt
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MERGER ISAPPROVED.
Business Club Directories
Practically Unanimous.
JOINT RESOLUTION ADOPTED
Committees of Tive Organizations to
Report working Plans 80 Union
Meeting at New willard Thursday
Week-Members TO RRtify Actiens
of Boards of Directors Tuesday.

Meetings were held yesterday afternoon
By the board Of directors Of the Business
Mems Association ard the Jobbers and
Shippers Association, to pass upon the
resolutions adopted by the joint commit
tee Of the two bodies framed last week.
AT both meetings action was favorable 10
the proposed merger, resolutions being
adopted approving the plan proposed by
the joint committee, proposing the ap-
pointnaent Of committees OF five from each
body to formulate the working plan OF or
ganization and TO present the same at a
mass meeting Of the tive bodies, TO be
held at the New Willard on Thursday
evening. April s.
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DR.. Thomas f. VIII. secretary Of the
American Forestry Association. will de-
liver a free illustrated lecture ia the Pub
lie Library tomorrow evening on the
Southern Appalachian and White Noun
tains.
John J. Kennedy. formerly proprietor
OF a coal and wood yard yesterday fled a
petition in voluntary bankruptcy stating
his debts at s31550ls. with no assets
Justice Barnard named +. 5. McCaimont
as referee.
Papers for the Incorporation of the San
itary Grocery Company we're placed on
record yesterday. the capital stock Of the
hrm being stated 70 be 5000. and the
trustees Eugene Sullivan. John II Ruck-
man, and John A. Sweeney. all of this
city.
Walter c. Allen. electrical engineer. yes
.terday recommended to the Commissioners
the acceptance OF the proposal Of the
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Com
pany. Of this city, TO furnish the under
ground signal and telephone cables fer the
use Of the District electrical bureau.
Mary IT, Snyder yesterday began suit
against Charles II. Snyder for absolute
divorce and the custody Of their minor
daughter. Martha c. Snyder Mrs. Sny-
der. through her attorney, Campbell Car
rington, says that they were married IN
this city April 3. 1896, and alleges infdelity
on the part OF her husband.
Or. Edward Leon Thompson. alias "Dr.
Leon. was placed on trial yesterday be
fore Justice Barnard and jury for al
legged attempted criminal operation on
Sadie Walk. October II. 1905. The chief Wit
ness called on behalf of the prosecution
was sadie Walk. who testified as to her
visit AT Dr. Icons office, and an alleged
operation performed on her by Dr. Leon.
The case is continued until this morning
Robert J.. Waring yesterday entered
proceedings against John S. Clemence,
George W. Hurlebaus. William A. Darl-
ing. Frank 3. Swart, and William n.
Rose 10 recover $4,000 damages for al
legged libel Waring through his attor-
ney. Mason y. Richardson. alleges that
the defendants composed and published a
libel February ., 1851, charging him with
blackmau. and that he thereby has suf-
fered public disgrace.
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John J. Kennedy formerly proprietor
OF a coal and wood yard. yesterday filed a
petition IN voluntary bankruptcy stating
his debts at $31.S50ls with no assets.
Justice Barnard named +. 5. McCaimont
as referee.
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At Norwich, Conn. The Kings Daugh-
ters have recently founded a home for
worthy Protestant women. The Oppor-
tunity Circle in Michigan town employs
a visiting nurse for the poor. who other
wise could not afford 10 have one. At
Kealakena, Hawaii, a circle Of native girls.
under the tuition of an American mission
airy. are making scrap-books TO send 10
unfortunates in the leper colony. AT
Hotchkiss. Colo. the lack Of denomiaa-
tional prejudice was proved when The
Kings Daughters OF the city combined
and bought a communion service for each
~ the two churches, the Baptist and the
Methodist The Virginia branches are
planning a rest room for the use of vis-
itors at the Jamestown Exposition. just
as other state organizations did at St
Louis and Portland. At Mexico, Mo-.
home for aged women is supported by
circles of this order. In Detroit the work
takes the form Of social settlements, and
cooking and other industrial classes are
formed and supported for the benefit OF
the poor.
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Tomorrow - Daughters of the
American Revolution
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Il was a Mississippi woman who proved
a martyr to her little cross and its mean
ing. Mrs. Mary Thompson Howe. daugh-
ter of the late Episcopal bishop of that
State. was spending the summer in the
mountains Of North Carolina, when she
found a little postmistress there who could
not leave her post 10 60 to the bed of a
dying relative. Mrs. Howe had herself
sworn in as assistant, and took charge Of
the work She contracted typhoid fever
while at her post. and died from doing a
kind service for a stranger.
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Clara Bloodgood is to become a shubert
star next season, and will appear in
Clyde Fitchs play. The Truth"a first.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-17

IL IS reported that Richard Golden IS 10
be given the leading role Ia ''The Snow
Man when that piece begins It's summer
run at the Lyric Theater in New York.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1907-02-07

bride, near Enterprise, Sunday,
Feb. 3. Just at noon in the
presence of large company of
relatives and friends the marriage
was solemnized by Rev. Geo. M
Hughes, of Sugar Grove, Ohio.
The company was lead to the din
nngroom, where an abundance of
good things for the feast were in
in readiness. The following are
some of the presents received !;
Mr.. and Mrs. Lew McGill, hatchet,
kindling, cook stove, box matches,
coffee pot, kitchen table, one pound
coffee, two teacups, table cloth,
sheet, stand cover, towel and
plate, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Flick,
bed spread, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Shull, pair blankets, Mr.. and
Mrs. Wesley Carpenter, table cloth
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Dupler, pair
blankets, set desert dishes and
towels, Mr.. and Mrs. John Elick,
table cloth, butter plate, cups
and saucers, Mr.. and Mrs. Noah
Carpenter, water set, Mr.. M. l..
Cummings, berry set, Miss Mag
gle Carpenter, fruit dish, Mr.. and
Mrs. David Later, fruit dish,
Grandma Carpenter, berry dish,
Miss Nellie Elick. pair towels,
Mrs. Kate Dupler, pair towels,
Mrs. VIM. Carpenter, cake plate,
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Walker table
cloth and lamp, Misses Alice and
Lizzie Elick, S3 and Mr.. Amos
Elick, wash tub and wash board.
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Social Circle

Mrs. Henry Kessler was the
hostess for this jolly company of
ladies Wednesday afternoon at her
beautiful new home on Market
street. After roll call, all were
treated to fine reading by
"Aunt Lou" Bowen, and the club
ladies are thinking very seriously
of adopting" her. Mrs. Kessler
served two course lunch, which
was greatly enjoyed. The visit
ing ladies were Mrs. Henry Doeble,
Mrs. Frank Blasius and Miss Lou
Bowen. Club meets in two weeks
with Mrs. Chas. Yontz,
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Mrs. Henry Bender, Dead

Mrs. Henry Bender, passed
away at her home in Portsmouth,
Ohio, on last Saturday, from can
Ger. She leaves besides a loving
husband, three children, her
mother, two sisters Mesdames
Bert Bybee and Lewis Snyder and
one brother, Thomas Raney, Jr.
The funeral was held at Ports
mouth on Monday. Mrs. Bender
was known In Logan by her
maiden name, Miss May Raney
and was daughter of Mr.. Tom
Raney, rrinter,
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Parting Honors

Mrs. DIR. B. C. McManigal de-
lightfully entertained Friday, for
her sister, Mrs. r. d. McManigal,
who leaves soon for her new home
at Fort Smith, Ark. A spirited
contest was enjoyed by the guests,
consisting of flowers differently
arranged. Mrs. Allen carried off
the prize.
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Birth Anniversary

A number of the friends of
Miss Mabel Rose called to see her
Tuesday evening, it being the
anniversary of her birth. Two
tables of six-hand euchre enjoyed
the evening, and at the close of
the game, Mrs. Rose served an
elegant lunch and 1t is no error
to say, that not one got euchred
at this game. Miss Rose was pre-
sented with beautiful spoon.
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praised value, sale confirmed and
ordered recorded.
Feb. l, sixth partial account of
Hirman A. Lanning, guardian of
Geo. Reynolds, heard and ap-
proved and ordered recorded.
Feb. l, First and final account
OF +. A. Hoppe, assignor of Geo.
Shatfer, filed and set for hearing
Feb. %.
Feb. 6, First and final account
of Clarence f. Hiles, guardian of
Ollie L. Hiles, filed, Ward being
of full age waived publication, ac-
count settled forthwith, and bal
ance paid.
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Mrs. Beecher at the Opera
House.

The next attraction of the
Lecture Course is Mrs. Isabel
Garghill Beecher in interpretive
recital. The unprecedented popu-
larity of Mrs. Beecher everywhere
and particularly the enthusiastic
reception given her by those who
heard her In Logan few years
ago, makes her appearance here
again the great event of the year.
Reserved seats at Billisons two
days in advance of date and are
assured there will be plenty of
good Sc ats, At the Opera House
Wednesday, February 20.
Hon. j. p. Dolliver of Iowa says;
Mrs. Beecher has done more to
give life and heart to the art
public reading than any of our
present day elocutlonists. Her
art has charm and a fascination
beyond the genius of either the
platform or the stage of today.
In her reading of"Quo Yadis" she
gave that great assembly a new
sensation-the sensation that
makes one wandering among
pictures fear to 90 on lest the lofty
impression of the masterpiece be
lost.
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Whist Party

The Ladies Afternoon Whist
Club of Logan gave "a large public
whist party at the Red Mems hall
Friday evening, charging 25c ad'
mission, the proceeds to go to as
sist the Board of Trade in pur-
chasing the land required by the
II. V. Ry. Co. for location of car
shops here. There were forty
tables of players present, and at
the conclusion of the evenings en-
tertainment, the club awarded the
most successful players with num-
erous handsome prizes. The re-
ceipts of the evening were $l00. 90.
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Twice Five

DR.. and Mrs. Rannels enter
tanned the members of the ''Twice
Five" last Monday evening. Sub
ject, the "Independent Voter, y
was very ably handled by Messrs.
White and Woodwork. Visitors
present were Mrs. Chas. Wright,
Mrs. Williams, Mrs. Garret, Miss
Ollie Rochester, Miss Fannie
Pierce, Miss Alma Mccarthy and
Mr.. Tom Rochester. An elegant
supper was served by the hostess.
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, eighty 1907 acres more or less.
Free OF the Dover Estate OF bessie Bre-
wort, widow.
Appraised at 5000.
Terms OF sale-One-thlrd 10 cash One.
third ga In one year ana one-third Nal Ia
two years, from the day OF sale with inter
cured by mortgages ON the pre- misses sold
CHARLES III. BRENoORf,
Executor OF Virgil NJ. Breyoort, deceased
Robert Swinehart, Attorney,
Feb z 4-W
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PROBATE COURT

Hearing was had, Jan. 25, on
the petition of Ralph J. Edmiston,
guardian of Isabella M. Edmiston,
for the sale of his wards real es-
state. Finding was for plaintiff
and appraisement ordered. APP
praisors named as follows for
Franklin County real estate, Chas.
Piper, John l.. Lawler, and John
Hunt; Vinton County, Henry
Socket, Daniel McKeeyer, Isaac
Lance; Hooking County, Ed.
Price, Jacob Fox, and James Wat
kins. Return of appraisers was
ordered to be made on or before
Feb. 10, and the matter continued.
Petition for the appropriation
of private rroperty was filed Jan.
%, by the Hooking Valley Ry. Co.
against Frank w. Gallagher and
others. Hearing of preliminary
question was set for Jan. 81. No
tice by summons was ordered, and
issued to defendants.
Partial account of Henderson
Tippie as guardian of Ephraim
johnson was filed Jan. %. and is
for hearing Feb. %.
Jan. 2S, hearing was had on the
application for guardian of Mabel
Alice Polling, minor child of Mary
f. Imler, deceased, and guardian
ship was made by Elmer K. lmler.
Bond was ordered, filed and ap'
proved, and letters issued.
Report of claims presented and
allowed by John c. Petit, admin
istrator, acting as insolvent COM
mission of the estate of Robert
Masters, deceased, was filed Jan.
20.
The first partial account of A.
b. Lecrone, guardian of Minerva
Hamilton, was heard and approv-
ed Jan. %.
Jan. 81, application for order of
private sale of real estate for Fred
Harmon, administrators of Joel
Harmon. Order issued and re-
turned on same date, showing
property sold in three tracts, to
Joseph Harmon, Beacher Harmon,
and Miles Harmon, total consid err
alton 100000, sale confirmed and
deeds ordered.
Jan. 30, order of sale of real es-
tate returned by Geo. w. Snider,
admr. of Hiram S. Lama, deceased
showing real estate sold for $3l5.
90. to Sarah c.. Lemon, for cash,
Sale confirmed and deed ordered.
Jan. 81, return of orders of APP
praisment made by X. j. ED mis-
ton, guardian of Isabella Edmis-
ton, showing real estate in Frank
lin, Vinton and Hooking Counties.
Appraisment confirmed, and bond
ordered and filed and approved,
Feb. 1, an order of sale issued.
Two lots in Columbus. order re-
turned forth with showing sale
made, and deed ordered.
Jan. 30, return sale of personal
property of A. j. Emarihe, made
by S. w. Emarine, admr. Prop
erty sold to Rose Backrus, for APP
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Probate Notice.

Notice Is hereby given that the following
Accounts and Vouchers have been filed Ia
the Probate Court OF Hooking County, Ohio
for First and final settlement OF ". A koppe,
Assignee for the benefit OF the creditors OF
George Schafer, assignOr and the same Will
come on for hearing on the 2zrd day OF Feb.
A. ID. 1907 AZ 10 o'clock A. nj or as soon
thereafter as may be convenient;
+. p, Martin,
Feb. a ~ Probate Judge
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Thinble and Art

Mrs. A. H. Brooke was the
hostess for the "Thimble and Art"
Club at her pleasant home, We'd
nesday afternoon. The usual pro-
gram was enjoyed, after which
splendid course supper was served.
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Saturday the End day Of March A. D.
1907

at one O'clock p, m. In front OF the Post
once In South Bloomlngyille, Hooking
County, Ohio, the following described
real estate situate In the County
of Hooking and state OF Ohio, to-Wit;
Being the South East quarter OF the south
East quarter OF Section twenty t20l, also the
South West quarter OF the South West
quarter Of Section tWenty-one lell. Town
ton Township. said county eontaining
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1907-02-07

Mr.. Robt. Work Of Parkersburg,
is few days visitor in Logan.
lie is looking well and says his
wife and three babies are all we'll
and happy.
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Five O'Clock Tea

Mrs. A. G. Upton was the
hostess at a five o'clock tea. Com
plimenting the ladies of the For
eign Missionary Society. All re-
port fine social.
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Euchre Party

Handsomely engraved invita-
tions are out for a Euchre party
to be given Feb. 7th by Mrs. E.
o. Petit, at her cozily appointed
home on Main street.
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Mr.. Noah Nunemaker who is
attending school at Westerville,
spent Sunday with his mother in
Logan.
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Jackson-Ellok

Mr.. Clevo Jackson and Clara
Click, both of Good Hope Town
ship, Hooking Co., were united
in marriage at the home of the
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1907-02-07

Miss Loretta Scott of Nelson
vile, has returned to her home
after pleasant visit here with
friends.
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Mr.. and Mrs. George Stultz of
Columbus, were visitors Sunday
in Logan with Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
vey Stultz.
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Not as piece of news, but to
chronicle the event, we will put it
down that we are. having some
heavy snow this week.
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Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Kessler
moved to Jacksonville last week
where Mr.. Kessler has accepted
position with Adams Express Co.
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1t is a grounding case. The
sun burst through the clouds at
noon Saturday, February ..
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Miss Lucy Bowen entertained
the Christian Enveavor Society of
the Presbyterian church last Fri
day evening.
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Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Gordan
Williamson, Saturday, February
9, girl.
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Mr.. VIM. Bierly of Sugar Grove,
was caller at our Office Satur-
day and renewed his subscription.
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The ladies of the Presby yterian
will give an oyster supper Feb. IA,
at the church. All are invited.
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Mr.. and Mrs. l.. McGill were
guests at the wedding of Mr..
Jaskson to Miss Elick near Enter
prise last Sunday.
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Tile floor is being laid in the
Ucker Meat Market room in the
new "Ambrose' hotel building.
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Mr.. and Mrs. John Cramlet,
will Lanning, Almost Austin, John
Spence and p. d. Shaw were in
attendance last week at the funer-
al of John Mason, in Nelsonville,
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Dad Mcdonald made us call
Saturday. He will be 50 years
old next April, and he worked
hard all summer helping to tear
down the old Rempel building.
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Tourist
Tourist
Mrs. John Smith is the hostess
for the Tourist Club this week.
Monde script

The Nondescripts will meet with
Mrs. Adcock Thursday afternoon.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Carpenter
of Winchester, attended the Jack
SON -Elick wedding Sunday.
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Mr.. j. G. Jones, of the Jones
Coal Co. of Straitsville, was in
Logan Saturday.
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The Nelsonville Buckeye says {:
Mrs. Nicholas Eberst of Logan,
is a visitor with her daughter,
Mrs. Mack Scott.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Will Steinbaur, of
Columbus, are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Will Snider.
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Attorney Powell of Columbus,
was in Logan last week on legal
business.
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Fruits, nuts and candy, always
fresh. Payne q Co.
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Engineer Stanley Thompson
was a visitor with his people in
Vinton over Sunday.
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Our stock of fruits and nuts are
the best. Payne & Co.