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Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-07-02
a Use For >worthIess Stocks.

wildcat mining stocks are not alto
gether useless. or worthless either"
said broker who handles cheap min
ing stocks the other day as he hung up
the telephone receiver. Heres man
who just offered me $50 for enough
mining stocks to have face value Of
$4,000. He wasn't particular what
stocks he got If they only had paper
value of $4,000. closed the deal
and will make money ON 1t too. What
did he want with such stocks? Well,
I haven't the slightest doubt but that
he is getting ready to go into the bank
ruptcy court and wants to show his
creditors where his money has been
dropped. We often get such requests
and are usually able to fill them.
New York Sun.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-07-02
coptradictosrry Fireworks.

every proverb ha,b its opposite.
Quote me proverb that says girls are
tickle. and III quote You another one
that says they are trud. Yes, proverbs
are worthless as guidesE"
The speaker sneered And went on:
"'Out Of sight, out Of mind, may be
true. If 1t is. Absence makes the heart
grow fonder' Is q lie.
Marry In haste and repent at lei
sure would be all right but for Happy
Is the wooing that's not long ADDING
"They say "a rolling stone gathers no
moss, and in the next breath they add
that "A sitting hen gathers no feathers
There Is honor among thieves
Well and good. But Set thief to
catch thief Reconcile those two
proverbs If yon can"
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-07-02
COUNTY SUPERVISORS
Held JULY MEETING

The Board Of Supervisors held Its
regular monthly meeting yesterdax at
New Augusta and tie regular routine
business was attended to and bids
were opened for the construction Of
a road.
This road running from the bridge
at the confluence Of Leaf and bowie
Rivers to Petal and from the lower
bridge to Harvey and the specifica,
lions require that 1t be properly grad.
ed to slope from the middle to the
sides as does city street, and that
where needed terra Gotta drain pipes
are to be pat in below the surface Of
the road.
The road bed is to be thirty feet
vice and is to be laid three inches
thick with gravel and properly rolled
so rs to make it stable and solid to
properly withstand whatever traffic
that may pass over it.
A number Of bids were rendered
but the contract was awarded to the
Graham Construction Company, of this
city, which is guarantee that it will
be properly done
The cost Of the work according to
the bid Of this company will be $3.s46
and is to begin almost Immediately.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-07-02
openino III. Eve..

Jack (tenderiy to the little brother
of his adored one) Would you like to
know a secret. Tommy?
Tommy Should think would.
Jack-Well. I'm in love with your
sister.
TommyOh, that's no secret. The
family has talked about It every day
since Aunt Emma promised Nell that
she'd bring about an introduction
London World.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-07-02
Marvellous Memories.

There have been many men with mar
velous memories. Themistocles could
call by name every one of the 10000
citizens of Athens. A London school
teacher by the name of Dawson on a
wager of $1,000 repeated offhand every
word Of Sponsors "Fairie Queene." a
work Of 1000 stanzas Of nine lines
each. Person could repeat Paradise
Lost" backward. 1t is said that Ma
caulay never forgot anything that he
ever read or heard. John FNske knew
the position of almost every book In
t1e Harvard library as well a. the
fon1e4ts OF the same.
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FALLING PLASTER
INJURED HIS OPTIC

Henry HOFFMAN, an electrician,
working in the Ross building, was
struck in the eye this morning by a
small piece OF falling plaster, which
while not being a serious hurt. was
doubtless q painful one. DR.. Ross gave
the man attention and he will be at
work again tomorrow
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-07-02

i Pearl Lcdder. Mrs villjans Nfrs
Cook Misses Annie and Maud
Evans. Mr.. Hardy Clark. Of Bond !;
Mrs. G. L. Rice, Misses Ruth and 1en-
rene Hinton. OF Lumberton: Miss
Eleta summer, Of Meridian Mr.. and
Mrs. John Pullford, Of Louisiana; Mrs.
Mcdonald, of Biloxi: Miss Kate nh
lard, Of New Orleans; Mr. and Mrs
Breland, of Hattiesburg
I. = !.
Miss Sprigener, expression teacher
Of the Virginia Institute. gave a yerv
interesting recital last evening At the
court house. for the benefit Of the La
dies Aid of Columbia Street Bantist
Church. The interesting program was
as follows:
How the La Rue Stakes Were
Lost (HalD.
'srhe Tempest, (Shakespeare)
Coquette Conqueredv Dunbar,
(Riley).
Matrimonial Experiment. (Dixon)
"Recessionap' (Kipling).
School for scandar' (Sheridan)
Little Boy Blue (Fieldl
"A Life Lesson" (Riley).
"Sonny's Christenin' (Stuart).
eMr. Travers' First Hunt Davis.
(.
Barlow, students Of the I. i. & q at
Columbus, and Miss Lula MCCULLOUGH
of Summit. also a former student Of
ing to attend the normal
=
Mrs. G. M. Calhoun and Mrs Hos
Jackson, Brandon and vicksburg. Mr..
Hoskins accompanied them to Jack
son. He will go from there ia sew.
The Ladies' Aid of Columbia Street
Church wish to thank Mr.. Hardy for
no to advertise their recital last even
ing
= . =
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Nothing DeserI6sd.

As came down to breakfast one
morning ! was met In the dining room
by my small nephew OF 1--WE years, who
seemed to have become Conscious for
the first time of the true meaning Of
the word nothing" AS he talked to
maAupoh the subject | asked him.
whit is Vnothingi'' to which be made
the Following apt reply; Nothing 4
somsthing that isn't made yet" chi
cagoITribuHe.
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: sssss ssss .
: CITY BREvITIEs. .

CIIr 6hEvITIES.
ses go . .
H. w. Beers. of New Orleans, is in
Hattiesburg on business and is at Fa-
bacher,s.
Frank NJ Lee is stopping at the
Klondyke.
R. 3. Hemphill is registered at Fa-
bacher's
J. E. Jones, of Mt Olive, is in the
city and guest of Hotel Hattiesburg.
J. A. May, of Brookhaven, is quar-
tered at the Klondyke.
T. M. Curtis, Of Mobile. is stopping
at Fabacher's.
R. d. BradfieId. of Ora, Miss, is in
the city and is registered at Fa-
bachers
Mrs. L. r. Priesles, Of Mobile, is a
guest at Hotel Hattiesburg.
G. L. Woodward, Of EIlisville, is
stopping at Fabacher's while in the
city on business.
Ed Carol and wife, of Laurel, are
guests at Hotel Hattiesburg.
/ P. D. Bridges, of Laurel is regis
tered at Fabacher's.
G. w. Tyrone, of Smiths Ferry, is
stopping at Fabscher's.
DR.. B. hampton Crawford left today
On the 1910 Queen and Crescent for
Canada via Cincinnati, Cleveland and
Buffalo, for several weeks vacation
on Muskog5e Lakes While in, Can.
ada he will do special work in surgery
in Toronto General Hospital at To
rolsto.
MI. John W Watson and his con.
p Il, Watson, of Melba. are registered
AZ ~ Commercial Hotel
=
O. !. Rainey Of Meridian. is IN the
<s<.. Z = = ~ -*.--...<A "a x..- 49,
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PRAYER.

PRAYER. :
n do not undertake to say
It literal answers come from heaven
this know that when pray
comfort, support. is given
b nat helps me rise Ger earthly things
AS lzfks soar up on airy wings.
In vain the wise philosopher
Points out to me my fabrics flaws;
In Jain the scientists: aver
That all things are controlled by
laws.
Ny life has taught me, day by day.
That it availeth much to pray.
* do not stop to reason out
The or how, do not care,
Since know this--that when i doubt
Life seems a hlackness Of despair.
The world a tomb; and when trust,
Sweet blossoms spring up out of dust.
! Since I know in the darkest hour,
If lift up my soul in prayer,
Some sympathetic, loving power
Sends hope and comfort to me there,
Since balm is dropped to ease my pain,
What need to argue 0 rexplain.
From our gross selves it helps us rise
To something which we may yet be;
And so l ask not to be wise,
II thus my faith is lost to me-
Faith that, with angel voice and touch,
Says, pray, for prayer availeht much
ELLA Wheeler Wilcox.
The wedding of Miss Dollie Clark
land Mr.. J. R. Bane, which was cele-
brated Wednesday afternoon at the
Methodist church of Purvis, was one
81 the most beautiful weddings Of the
season and an event of exceptional
social interest. Miss Clark since her
debut, only two summers ago, has
been much admired, and has been a
general favorite, while the groom is
young business man of Bond, Miss.
The sacred edifice was transformed
into bower Of bloom and beauty by
skiIIful decorator from New Orleans.
Just before the wedding party entered
the church beautiful solo was rem
dered by Mrs. Davis. The strains of
the wedding march, skillfully rendered
by Miss Kate billiard, Of New Orleans,
announced the coming of the bridal
party. The ushers were Messrs. We'll
don Maynor and Carl Maynor Fols
lowing the ushers were Mrs. Bethune
and Mcdonald, next Miss Juba Hand,
bridesmaid, picture Of loneliness
gowned in white silk. carrying
hquet OF pink roses. Then
e 7dccd the matron of honor, Mrs
John Pullford, sister OF the bride She
wore cream gown that matched the
roses she carried. Miss Lettie Clark,
maid of honor. wearing soft white
gown carried bouquet OF La France
roses. The bride then entered on the
arm of her father. beautiful at all
times but especially so In her bridal
robes of white chiffon over white silk,
carrying a shower bouquet OF brides
koses. She was met at the altar by
the groom and his best man, Mr..
John Pullford. Rev H. H. Huntley,
of Lumberton. performed the cere-
s,,orv. Affor tla ,o,.a,rox,x -, a., e,.,.,x,
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DdFoe when Imprisoned in Newsate
for POLITICAL pamphlet began hls Re-
yiewi periodical paper, which -
exteltIed toS nine thick volumee a
assrto' S1 4 has supposed H 4
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-07-02

The ordinary rain gauge consists OF l
"copper" funnel exactly i've inches Al d.
meter. II loWer End II inserted = !
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Advertisements will be inserted un
der this head at one cent word.
Cash must accompany copy. ."PosI-
!, ton Wantedv ads will be printed
three times free Of charge.
<<>>s<>a;5s<<
PRINT N G-The best comnIerctal
printing In the city at the u4fly
News office.
WANTED Ten additional boys to sell
the Daily News on the streets. Ask
for the Circulation Manager.
FOR SALE One Broom house on
West Fourth street, lot 5ox1s5;
price $3.50; terms. M. J. Fpley.
j27-6t
FOR SALE Cheap for cash; large re-
frigerator; cost $40; used only IL
months; suitable for store Ad.
dress 10S Williams street.
WANTED At once. twelve timber
hewers. Apply to Holmes & Herricb
Lumber Company, Gulfport, Miss
WANTED Room and board for my.
self. WifA and boy 10 years old, per.
manent place desired; private home
preferred, near the Auditorium:
references. w. H. Ramsey,
both phonee a jul l.St
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F RINTIN G-ishe best comnjercia
printing In the city at the u4ll5
News office.
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01<Yc % ~ make fayozpl
imp ~ ~. = 2. Gall I,
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WANTED Ten additional boys to sell
the Daily News on the streets. Ask
for the Circulation Manager.
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WANTED-A few teams to haul lum-
Der. Apply ". D. Hurst Lumber Co.,
Petal, Miss. j29-4t
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q R. Ulrich. of slidell, = q Ne ~
q business and is quartere( a jIIe
1mercial Hotel. 6
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Social Circle.

The ladies of the Social Circle
had their Annual "grab bag" last
Friday afternoon, with Mrs. Frank
Mutchmore as hostess. A christ
mas tree was placed in the center
of the dining room, each package
numbered and tied on the tree
then you were to trace thread
attached to the present and find a
number to correspond to the one
previously drawn from dish. No
bunch of children ever were more
eager to see what Santa had put
in their stocking than these ladies
were to see what was in their box.
1t certainly was jolly time and
the elegant refreshments served
afterward made the occasion one
long to be remem bered. The Club
meets next Thursday with Mrs
r. o. Petit.
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elegant turkey supper was served
by the Misses Hiatt, Becker and
Allen, and all got a prize. The
favors were punches of violets tied
with lavender ribbon. The fol-
lowing visitors were present:
Mesdames Aplin, Warner, Nc
Manigal, Pfeiffer. Lyons, Gaffney,
Petit, Ed. Tritsch, Hiatt, Mckay,
Rannels, Thurness, Smith, Glad
man, Milt Martin, Garret, Cher
rington, Dollison and Miss White.
In the evening Mrs. Eisele en-
tertained with cards, euchre being
the game. Prizes were taken by
Mrs. Pursell, Mrs. Watkins and
Mrs. Pfeiffer. Prizes were all
handsome hand painted china.
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Parsons Reception.

One of the most brilliant and
pleasant events of Logan society,
was the reception given by Mrs.
M. M. Parsons and daughter on
last Thursday afternoon and even
ing. Over $50 invitations were
issued and very few regrets were
sent, thus attesting to the great
popularity of the hostess. Those
in receiving line were Mrs. Par
sons, Miss Maria and their house
guest, Mrs Crane, of Morgantown
w. Va. The assisting hostesses in
afternoon and evening were Mrs.
DIR. Allen, Mrs. Mckay, Mrs.
Case, Warner, Leyshon. Morgan,
and the Misses Schwenke, New
man, Lille Wright and Mar
guerite Wardwell Of Columbus,
The front parlor was decorated in
autumn tints, back parlor in
holley and red bells, and the din
ming room in pink and white.
Many were the compliments pass
ed on the beautiful decorations.
Presiding at the punch bowl were
bevy of pretty little Misses
Mary Wright, Olivia Wright,
Julia Kinser, Geraldine Fisher,
Fannie Bort and Fern Bennett of
jackson o. These little ladies al
so pinned favors on the guests,
pink ribbon bows. The occasion
was one long to be remembered.
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Rebekah Installation.

Queen Vasti Rebekah Lodge No.
533 installed their officers for the
ensuing year, Friday evening, in
l. o. o. F. Hall, the work being
in charge of Mrs. Ella Blosser,
the Deputy President. The
following officers were installed;
Noble Grand, Mary E. Chase;
Vice Grand, Ella Blosser;
Recording Sec'y., Anna NJ.
Keller;
Financial Sec'y., May Courier;
Treasurer, ROLAND Bright;
Warden, Efile Acker;
Concuctress, Mert Frasch;
Chaplain, Ester Steele;
o. G. Malinda Moekel;
l. G., Maria Mckinney;
r, S.. of N. c., LOUISA Petit:
L. J. of N. c., Julia Mauk;
r. S. of V. G., Myrtle Gano;
l.. S. of V, G., Ester Sanderson.
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Col. Eek. Sands Takes a
Whirl.
LTown Toplcsl

Col. Eek Sands of the Sun now
takes an occasional whirl about
the state stoekade whore his Pc
culiar talents have fine display.
Col. Sands, as the former city
editor of the Enquirer, and later
its managing editor, won his spurs
as a great criminal detective, and
the vast popularity of the En-
quirer on those lines was largely
due to his talent along those lines
while be stood at the helm Of the
paper.
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Saturday Feb. 9, A. D., 1907

at one O'Clock p. m, of said day, offer for
sale at public auction, the following lands
and tenements, situate In Hooking County,
ohio, to-wit:
Being fractional lot No. nine %, in section
No. thirteen tl8l, township No. thirteen (l8l,
range No, sixteen tl6l, excepting therefronl
fifty-tour one hundredths (5l-lGOl OF IN acre
on the north east side of the public road
conveyed to Rachel Moore aud also ten one
hundredths tl0-l00l of AN acre heretofore
conveyed TO Eli Patton which is described
as follows; beginning four and ten one
hundredths ii.lO claims south OF the north
east corner ol said lot No. nine (9l thence
south sixty-three and one-half i6slg west
one and siXty-tiYe one hundredths u.Bil
chains, thence north twenty-eight and one
half esq west seventy (70I chains, thence
north forty-hve t4hl east one and fifty-eight
one hundredths (l.5sl chains, thence south
thirty-three and one-half (S3l5l east one
and twenty one-hundredths a ,20) chains To
the place OF beginning, the part herein con
veyed TO contain seventy-tlye t76l acres
more or less.
Appraised at Si,0OO.OO.
Terms Of Sale-One third "a cash. One
third Ia) In one year. One third 90 I'm two
years, Deferred payments to be secured nv
mortgage ON the property. Notes 10 bear
interest at six (6l per cent
Given under my hand at Logan, Ohio. this
Sth., day OF Jan. A. D., 1907.
GEO. b. WILLIAMSON, sherln
Jan. 10, 5-w
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Thirmble and Art.

Mrs. Will Eisele was the hostess
for this most charming club at her
beautifully appointed home on
Walnut Street, Wednesday after
noon. An invitation to this hos
pitable home carries with it an as
surance of royal good time and
Wednesday afternoon was no eX-
ception to the successes of the
past. The regular club program
was given, which consisted of
readings and responses from all
present and was quite instructive
and entertaining, After the pro-
gram two lively and exciting con-
tests we've INDUCED in. One for
the club members and the other
for the visitors. Yiolets being the
club flowers they were requested
to- take the word and see how many
words could be made therefrom,
and If "President Teddy" had
bsen there, he would have found
several converts TO his new way OF
spelling and coming words. Mrs.
Phil Rochester captured the prize,
a handsome hand painted plate.
The visitors contest was one Of
fruit and Mrs Geo. Gladman
played a '.joker" on the whole
crowd and carried off another
beautiful hand PAINTED plate An
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Never have we had such
unreasonable wealth er for
Overeoats. 1t has been too
warm and we are forced
to sell them at a great
loss; see them before you
buy. F. Blasius & Son.
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Dinner Party

Warren Bennett, the popular
Hooking Valley engineer, made
glad the hearts of his crew and a
few invited friends last Friday
evening when his hospitable home
was thrown open to them and a
most enjoyable evening was spent.
During the evening a sumptuous
course dinner was served. Mrs.
Bennett being assisted by her
daughter Miss Fern, and Miss
Emma Essman. The affair came
to close with smoker and a very
enjoyable social hour. Those
present We're Messrs. Harley
Thomas, Frank Strawn, James
Ash, Dan H. Herbert, Herb Ma
loney, F. w. Bertch, Julius Kratz,
Chas. II. Benton, and Jas. D. Witt
man.-Jackson Herald.
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Mfr. William Ruble and daughter
Jennie, who have been visiting
friends and relatives in Logan
left for their home IN Bellecenter,
Monday.
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Judge Wright was one of the
speakers at the jackson banquet
in Lancaster Thursday night.
Former Govonor James f. Camp
bell, is reported to have made a
most eloquent address on the same
occasion. Fairfield has a very
substantial jackson Club.
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The Euterpeans.

The recital and concert given
by the Euterpeans of this city
will be at the Opera House Friday
January 25, for the benefit of the
public library. In view of the
light sale of season tickets, there
will be plenty of seats to be placed
on sale. The personnel of this
organization comprises talent such
as. few recital companies of loftier
pretentions possess and the pro-
gram to be rendered is varied to
an unusual extent and is artistic
and pleasing.
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FOR SALE.

Here is an opportunity
for an investment that
will bring from eight to
ten per cent on your mon
ey. We have for sale 3
cottage houses and 4 ten
room double houses, loca-
ted in the best part of
town, all rented and bring
ing good returns, call and
investigate,
F. A. KOPPE,
Real Estate Agent.
Office on Spring Street,
Rear of Opera House Block.
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Miss Jesse lies entertained Sun
day with a twelve O'Clock dinner,
covers were laid for ten. Those
present were the Misses Francis
Mccormick, Edith Leyshon, Mary
Davey, .slanehe, Joe and Maria
England, Messrs. Clyde Rose,
Thomas Hoffman and Otto lies.
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Never have we had such
a line of 0vercoats at this
season of the year. Our
line is complete. Our spec
ial prices are the lowest
ever offered.
F. BLASIUS b SON.
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Probate Notice.

Notice Is hereby given that the following
Accounts and Vouchers have been filed in
the Probate Court OF Hooking County. Ohio
for Sixth Partial settlement of Hiram A.
Lanning guardian OF George M. Reynolds
and the same VIII come ON for hearing on
I he lst. day of Feb. A. ID. 1907 at 10 oiclnek ~
NJ or as soon thereafter as may be con-
venlent.
II. p. Martin,
Probate Judge
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Mr.. OFT Shaw, who has been
visiting friends and relatives in
Indiana, was called home on ac-
count of the serious ILLNESS of his
mother.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1907-01-10

Miss Lucy Bowen entertained
at a five O'Clock tea OH Thursday,
Misses Mary and Jane Martin
aud Vance Ewing, of Oxford.
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Nelson Karshner, VIM. Arm
strong and Frank Redfern, of
West Hooking, were in Logan on
business.
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Daisy Palmer, the little
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram
Palmer, of Smiths Chapel, fell
from a buggy, Sunday evening,
breaking her arm. She was taken
to Columbus, Monday morning,
for an X'Ray examination.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1907-01-10

Mrs. Lucy Mill, who lives about
three miles south of Logan, has
been visiting friends and relatives
in Logan for the past week.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1907-01-10

Marie Shannon who is now a
nurse, in Columbus, spent sever al
days with her mother in Logan
this week.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1907-01-10

We saw our old friend Hugh
Hankinson on our street w Wednes-
day. Hugh says his health is
about half and half.
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The Knights of st. John and
Ladies Auxiliary held installation
at Red Mems Hall Tuesday even
ing followed by dance.
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Twice Five.

Mr.. and Mrs. f. M. Mckay at
their charming home on Walnut
street, entertained this most popu-
lar club Monday night, Subject
under discussion Municipal
Ownership, discussed by DR..
Rannels and H. r. Harrington.
The following guests were present
Mrs. Harrington of Columbus,
Mesdames Eisele, Gladman, Case,
II. d. McManigal, Miss Ella
Rochester and Mr.. Th IS. RI chester.
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Mr.. Guy Stewart, of Jacksonville
was in Logan, Sunday evening.
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Mrs. Rey. Charles Wilson Is in
Pennsylvania, called there by the
serious ILLNESS of her father.
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Mr.. Grant Goodwin spent Sun
day with relatives In Columbus.