The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1907-11-28

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A burning editorials would make any
, old eagle scream.
8 This brings up another question
that is agitating the citizens oI
Nelsonville, ''the chief of police u
} Warner, the present chief, was
elected by the city council and his
J friends claim his election perpetu-
al. Mr.. Warner, so they say, has
declared he won't serve under
Wells. Wells, it is said, will not
serve with Warner. Warmers 6
friends claim he can only be dis
missed for cause, while the mayors
friends claim he has the power to
remove him.
Now comes the startling infor-
nation that Kearn Rosser has
stepped into the game. He pro-
poses to use his powerful influence
to the end that Warner and Wells
shall kiss and make up. If Kearn
succeeds in this he will outcox
Cox and be the greatest political
general of modern times. I'd
hate to be in close proximity when
Warner and Wells kiss, unless l
had about ten drinks of Mt. Vern-
on to stay my stomach. L could
stand most anything but that. 1t
would be music to the Old gladia-
tors ears to hear Mayor Wells say
"Mr Warner our very efficient
chief of police" and to hear
Warner say "our Honorable May
or, Mr.. Wells. (Here is where
"Pinkey" Barron would burn
soft blue light and sing a patriotic
song.)
"Biddy" Rosser, on the square,
is doing very tiattering business.
His hot lunch counter is a winner,
and If you want waited on you are
supposed to come in an hour or
two before you get hungry, Bust
ness is as brisk, in the evenings
especially, that he has to employ
teller-a man who keeps the
turn Of men next for refres hments.
His business room is jammed full
every evening. "Biddy" recently
moved his family from the Avenue,
Logan, to Nelsonville.
George Rosser, the genial, jolly
agent for Gambrinus, is enjoying
more than his share of patronage.
He has In Mr.. Juniper a first class
chef, can cook anything anyway
of your mention, in less time than
required to give the order Simon
Lovett stands in front of the mir
ror and is the first to greet you.
"What is it gentleman2"
"Pinkey" Barron sings patriotic
songs for those patriotically in
clined and will, if pressed, join
you. George Rosser is one of the
substantial, dependable business
men of Jacksonville, always to the
front in city improvements. He
deserves success.
Gottleib Nerrick, an old Logan
boy and schoolmate of the writer,
has all he wants in the way of |
business. He landed in Logan
from Germany, in the late sixties,
attended the Logan school and
succeeded, Notwithstanding his
handicap, in securing just as good |
grades as any of us. Gottleib Ner-
rick is self-made man. His ed
ucation was earned by hard study |
and close application. Every dol
lar was pounded out of iron, and
from the blacksmith shop he has
stepped into as nice business as
heart could wish. He owns his
own business block, has an A /
commercial rating and enjoys the
highest respect of all his neigh
bors. Lucky Mic.
We are under many obligations
to Attorney f. S. Scott, a student
under Representative Petit, for
many and valuable courtesies.
Mr.. Scout has good business,
His practice now is principally in
police court and collections. He
is active, aggressive, capable, a
very foreeable, convincing pleader.
He is prompt and square and al
ways a gentleman. He is a
Common, everyday boy, mixer and
accommodating. He has the best
wishes of the DEMooRAT-SENTINEL
for success, which he deserves.
Eden Schrader, another old Lo-
gan boy, is making himself felt in