The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1907-09-05

is, he is forced to turn them away.
If you want something to eat that
you can eat, when in the vicinity
of Kachelmacher, 1t will pay you,
even If you have to walk mile to
call on Charley King.
OF course it would be Impossible
to makea visit complete in kaoh-
elmacher without calling on Squire
L. H. Nixon, 80 / went round to
see him. When / knocked at the
door he bid me enter and be seat
ed. / soon told him my business
and received one hundred and
twenty-five cents worth of encour-
agement, The squire ls prepared
to collect claims, solemniSe mar
riages, fine you and send you to
the work house on short notice,
He is always prompt and accurate
and always gentleman in every
place and every presence.
After good-by from many new
found friends / started on my way
in, until l got as far as @. Pletch's,
where | was invited in to dinner,
and was glad of it. Mr.. Pletch is
one OF the representative men of
Green township, is farmer-gard-
ner, and genial, social gentle
man. After dinner we lit our
pipes and between puffs, discussed
things in general and dis"cussed''v
the then present inclement wealth
er. When the rain slackened up
/ started back on the route, slip
ping and sliding along as best L
could until l reached David Leh-
mans where / stopped for the
night. My days work was very
hard and disagreeable, it was rain
ing nearly all the time and oh, SO
slippery. l got five new names,
for which / was thankful
have stopped with Dave Leh-
man every time l have been over
Route Four and have always re-
ceived a hearty welcome and pleas
ant entertainment. Mr.. Lehman's
last daughter was recently mar
ried and l got there just in time
to wish them much joy and good
luck before they left for their fu-
ture home in the capitol city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gasells haYe the
best wishes of the DEMOCRAT SEN,
TINEL for a long, happy and pros
porous life. Mr.. Gasells is the
son of Alpha Gasells, of near Pat
tonville, and is an honest, sober,
Industrious young man. He is a
railroader, employed on one of the
roads out of Columbus.
1 had good nights rest and
got up feeling like three-year
old. | ate a hearty breakfast,
about half gallon of smearcase dis
appeared from in front of me, and
l want to say that / was the one
that enjoyed it. ] always stop at
Dave Lehman's because / am al
ways welcome and am so agreeably
entertained.
l cut it pretty gay from Leh-
mans into Logan, about eleven
miles, considering the patrons off
the route. Never stopped for din :
ner and got in about four O'Clock,
having added ten more to the list,
in all At, VIZ. e. Hansel, James
Ruble, j. A. Graham, Miss Mabel
Hunter, Nate Smith, A. j. Carpen-
ter, Ed. Hamblin, Charles Angle,
Farley Nutter, j. r. Dicken, Per-
ry Lehman, l.. w. Price, Porter
Sweazy, Warner Lehman, A. Cook,
Jacob Polling, James Lehman, A.
M. Sweazy, G. III. Guess, Adam
Guess, j. E. Clements, j. w. Don
aldson, j. II. WInefordner, Wm.
Drayton, Elmer Deible, VIM. Day-
is, C. L. Smith, Albert Leaman,
l.. H. Nixon, VIM. A. Crane, Cray
ton Lemon, Walter Cunningham,
Robert Walters, Arch Rolston,
Frank JOY, Homer Martin, F. M.
JOY, Sr,, Abe Arnold, W, H. Jones,
James A. Crane, Jesse o. Francis,
Emmerson Poston, Frank Settles,
Jacob E. Mohler, Frank Graham,
]. A. Crosby and Mrs, w. II.
Look out for Route No, 8. It's
a corker and something is going
TO happen out there. Now is the
time for us hound men to stand to-
@.