The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1907-10-10
"OLD ST" VISITS
SUGAR GROVE
Logan, Ohio, Sept. 80, 1907.

Logan, Ohio, Sept. 80, 100
Editor DEMooRAT-SENTINEL =
had very enjoyable and prof
q able trip last week. / did n,
confine myself to any one tow
ship or section but made pr,
miscous canvass. In my work
, visited Sugar Grove, Sugar Grow
routes one and two, or rather 6
much Of them as were in Hooking
and took the ridge north of th
Hooking river from Rockbridge t
Sugar Grove. / was over tn
eastern part of Berne township
Fairfield county ard a part o
Marion and Goodhope townships
l gathered up several new one
between the routes, my trip nettin,
me thirty-nine new ones, good worl
considering the territory covered
They are; Emmett Fauble, Setf
FL. Sollenberger, Herbert Tipple
John H. Blum, John Messbarger
j. j. Beery, Mrs. Liddie Grim, w
F. Walker, j. E. Engle, E. c.
Walter, A. X. Miller, Charles c.
Ruff, John A. Martin, Mrs. Sare
Martin, e. G.. Ruff, John Dauben.
mier, Ernest Daubenmier, Homer
Dupler, Charley Sheets, Dan
Kneller, VIM. w. Ricketts,, Cor
nelius Sullivan, Simon Kimble,
Mayor G.. w. johnson, Daniel
Joyce, Mrs. Y. F. Sheets, Col.
VIM. S. Friesner, Mrs. F. M.
Conrad, James Morgan, Lawrence
Hoch, John G. Byers, Mrs. l.. E.
Stiverson, w. M. Bumgardner,
Fred Schlagetter, Ed. Miller,
Clint Dupler, Chas. C. jackson
and Ed. Conrad, and they are all
representative citizens.
l left Logan on the morning
train, getting off at Sugar Grove.
The first person / met was His
Honor, G.. w. johnson, whose
name will be found recorded
among the new ones, who gave me
warm reception and lots of valu-
able information. L found Mr..
johnson a very pleasant, social
gentleman, and, as his neighbors
say, very efficient public servant.
The next gentleman l visited was
Postmaster Matheny. Mr.. Ma
theny is a very accommodating,
genial gentleman and has the
good will and best wishes of the
office patrons: He was extremely
kind to me, gave me lots of
pointers and made my crooked
paths straight, for all of which he
will please accept my thanks.
must say my short stay in that
beautiful little village was very
In short time after my arrival
started out on route one, through
he east end of Berne township
md thence through the west end
# Marion, back through Berne in
o Sugar Grove. On my way
ound l formed the acquaintance
t Mr.. Earnest Fauble, the eff
clent teacher at No. IL, Berne
ownship. 1 dropped in just at
he noon recess and had a very
leasant and beneficial ten minutes :,
ak. He began en-month's
erm Monday the 10th. inst. with
very fair attendance. We be-
peak for Mr.. Fauble very sue
essful term.
The next gentleman was
erome Potts, in the early sixties =
resident of Logan and a side +
artner to Thomas Kelley, the
loneer fisherman of Logan. Mr.. t
otis was very glad to see me, 7
specially when he found out that v
was somewhat of fisher myself. II
e gave me a squirrel dinner Y
hich l enjoyed as he did my dis a
'iption of the fishing holes he v
'ent 80 many happy hours in the "
ays of his youth as an apprentice d
lder the king of all fishers, n
homas Kelley. Mr.. Potts is @
'ry pleasantly situated on the D
lnks of Rush Creek, has a good %
rm, a handsome, comfortable a.
'use. His wife, who recently ii
lderwent a very severe operation