The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1907-03-14

| welcome. after supper, HOauly
Mount, Marion's son came over
with his "flddie." Hoadly iiddled
and his brother Floyd beat the
side drum. There was "Money
Musk, !" "Old Mother Flanagan, I"
Turkey in e. e Straw" and the
whole Doodle family whistled
round under the joice and up over
the rafters for my special edifica-
tion. During the musical pro-
gram Miss Nellie, the accomplish
ed daughter of Mr.. Mount, popped
two bushel basket of pop corn,
rolled it up in heney balls and
served 1t hot, for which j desire
to return my heartfelt thanks.
But the best part of the evenings g
program was the recitation of
little Miss Leanie, the six year
old daughter, just as sweet az she
is smart and as good as she is
sweet, who rendered the whole of
Grandma's g Fairy stories without a
hitch or break. 1t was simply
fine.
The next morning it was snow
ing little " hen | started out,
just enough to clay the dust, "
for which | was thankful. The
weather was rather inclement, the
walking bad and had rather
hard morning of it. There were
a great many farmers away from
home and / had to cut her until
two o'clock before l found rest.
AT this hour 1 reached the home
of w. j. Mauck who took me in
and fed me-all in self defense.
After good hearty dinner and
pleasant words of encouragement
Mr.. Mauck patted me on the back,
pointed out my nearest way and
bid me good luck. At early sup
per time / arrived at T. d. Trim
mers where / put up for the night.
The farmer was down over the
hill feeding his stock when | got
there, but soon made his appear
ance, and the gab-feast we enjoy
ed until very late hour was both
food and drink. Tom Trimmer
has large family and most in
teresting one. Every child has
it's work and every one knows its
place. 1t is the most agreeable
and happy large family l have
ever seen, loving and affectionate
parents, obedient children. 1t is
always Eyes sir'' and emo sir"
At retiring it is "good night
papa, good night mamma, and
then comes "good morning"
There are no harsh orders, but
pleasant firm command. 1t was
one of my pleasant nights of all,
and it is very pleasant for me to
tell it.
The next morning | again pass
ed through Mt. Pleasant. l had
the pleasure of meeting Rev. F. b.
Cheadle of the M. E. church, who
is conducting series of revival
meetings at that place. The
meetings began February 21st,
Presiding Elder w. d. Cherring-
ton, assisted at the first two meet
ings. The indications point to
very successful revival, the out
look excellent. Rev. Cheadle's
circuit consists of Ilesboro, Wes-
ley Chapel, Mt Pleasant, Ebene-
ger and Locust Grove, and is
known as the Orland circuit.
Passing through Mt. Pleasant
started with the route into Or
land. At high noon / arrived at
the home of r. Q. Wadsworth,
one of our sold timers" and one
of the progressive farmers of
southern OHIO. ] had iust enough
time to pay him short social
call and give him pressing invi-
tation to make the DEMoCRAT' SEN
TINEL his headquarters when he
visited Logan.
In my trip around the route l
have added ". w. Nimon, Pear
ley Johnson, Chas. Zimmerman,
Walter Lane, w. H. Anthony, W.
D. Horn, W. A. Horn, Simeon
Primmer, H. r., Lane, Ed. Ster-
ling, S. j. Johnson, Cliff Wads-
worth, Barbara Engle, Henry
Engle, Marshal Steel, d. P. Camp,
Mrs. r. S. Sewers, Rev. F. b.