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Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1907-05-08

Hotel-Young man with experience, as as
sistant manager, room clerk and book
keeper Y years of age, desires position
with hotel for the Summer season; coast
resort preferred; best of reference and
bond If required. p. 100, Press Office,
Philadelphia.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1907-05-08

For Sale;-Good cooking stove cheap. Here.
ford Club, Hereford.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1907-05-08

n.
ington, VIM. Ruisel, VIM. w. Collier,
VIM. sehaffar, W. L. Kinder, Mrs. Y
=. = III Of Philadelphia. Mr..
aud Mrs. f. B. Goodley, Woodbury.;
E, L. Sturgess, Glassboro; G. o. Quin-
ain, Boston; Horace f. Nixon, Wood
bury; s. J. Antrim, Merchantvilie; Mr..
and Mrs. George Thomas, Bendsboro,
Pa; I'll. M. Garrigues, Woodbury.; DAN
siel Steelman, Camden; George w.
Foote, Vineland; r. Wbacy, Kingston,
Md; Joseph HI. Hall, Camden.
Frank Muller and son, of Philadel-
phia, were numbered among the Sun
day throng. Mr.. Muller is a property
holder here.
Cottages for sale by Stanley M.
Kalback 81 Co., 125 E. wildwood
avenue. +
Among the Philadelphians who reg
istered at the Hotel Seacrest the past
week were: George l.. Barker, w.
White, A. j. Malone, James s. Meade,
r.. H. Schainn, Charles g. Ashby, Mrs.
NJ. Glenn, G. l.. Kuen, John Sterger-
wald, w. F. Dougherty, Charles H.
Fort, f. B. Stanton, Isaac Sayer, Sol.
Lipschutz, Mr.. and Mrs. f. A. Guenth-
'er, III. G. Guenther, e. II. Brown, III.
w. Shaw, A. l.. Harris, l.. H. Robin
son, J. A. Parker, Joseph D. Frambers.
Others were G. H. Clouting, Sea Isle;
f. B. Sweeten, Camden; r. M. Hill,
New York; E. w. Martin, o. A. Cher
ry, Alsoona.
1t has been reported that have no
cottages for rent on my list, but to the
contrary have some of the best cot
tages, owned by the best people, on the
best part of the Island. Cottages
ranging in price from $l35 to $3.50 for
the season, according to size and loca-
dion, two to five bedrooms each with
bath, hot and cold water. E. YEN
ney, real estate, 1873 Burke avenue,
Holly Beach.
Among the Hotel Poplar guests of
the past week have been: J. G.. Bixon,
G. A. Higgins, Mr.. and Mrs. E. d.
Markley, A. o. Ginther, Mr.. and Mrs.
James J. Harnett, Thos. v. Seward,
Jr., Miss Emily Mousley, II. A. FL
well, I. Phillips, w. G. Whitfield, E.
Huntington, o. G. Williams, of Phila-
delphia; William B. Oakley, Frank B.
Sweeten, 9. G. Powell, Mrs. M. Smith,
Miss Margaret Smith, of Camden; Mrs.
A. s. Tomlin, Haddonfield; J. r. Crea-
aner, Chester; F. Knapp, New York;
w. X. Foley, Media; Emil Engle, HI.
q. Wingate, Washington, DEL; ]. w.
Dunham, Alloway.
Wildwood Local, No. 1743, United
Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners
of America, will celebrate their second
anniversary with banquet at the st.
Charles this evening.
Mrs. George w. Henderson, of Mill
vile. has been down this week looking
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1907-05-08

$3.50 will buy lot in desirable location If
bought within few days. For particulars OF
this and other bargains address Taylor Il Dol
bey, Oak and Pacific avenues Wildwood
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1907-05-08

For Sale-One pair of large work horses,
Holly Beach.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1907-05-08

Lot of dish, lot of bed room oil lamps, will be
sold at very low figure. j. Albert Harris,
Edgeton Inn, Wildwood.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1907-05-08

Want to buy cheap property in any good
location. p. o. box 225, Wildwood.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1907-05-08

For Sale or Rent-Fnrnished cottage in
Wildwood, rooms, fine location. Taylor &
p6l6e 6eg = on y ! lS l|lll 6 laSenRf1l
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1907-05-08

l427 Walnut street, Philadelphia, Pa.
For Sale-Double cottage, furnished, near
ocean front. Price, $500. Z. Yenney, Holly
Beach.
few good investments on nay books now.
Investigate Immediately If you have money
to invest. e. Yenney, Holly Beach.
For sale-sloop yacht completely furnished.
Cabin accommodates six; fast and thor
oughly seaworthy. Rumsey Electrical
Manufacturers Co., Philadelphia.
For Sale-Ocean front cottage in Holly Beach.
IA rooms, $500. John N. Reeve.
Barrels and empty packing cases for sale.
Harbisons Wildwood Bazaar.
For Sale-The only fully equipped laundry
with established business on Five Mile Beach
for sale cheap. Stanley Nj. Kalbach & Co.,
125 X. Wildwood avenue.
FOR SALE-one of the best hotel or business
sites in Holly Beach, r. Yenney, Holly
po"on' N'''
FOR SALE-l50 Oak dining room chairs, good
as new. Selling only on the account Of re-
furnishing Hotel Dayton. John N Reeve,
Owner, Depo Korner, Wildwood.
+ albert Harris, Edgeton Inn, Wildwood
Lot of dish, lot of bed room oil lamps, will be
sold at q very low figure. j. Albert Harris,
Edgeton Inn, Wildwood.
] For Sale or Rent-Fnrnished cottage in
| Wildwood, rooms, fine location. Taylor q
6ibes. p6ibe 6as ald ea. all
$3.50 will buy lot in desirable location II
bought within a few days. For particulars of
this and other bargains address faylor X Dol
pey, oak and Pacific avenues, Wildwood.
For Sale-one pair OF large work horses,
| w. ID. fol
Holly Beach.
Want Want to buy cheap property in any good
| location. p. o. box 225, Wildwood.
1920 will buy two fine lots in best section of
| Wildwood east of railroad. Prefer people
able to build. Small payments monthly,
Box 43, Wildwood, N. j.
Boarding house containing eight rooms
northern section Holly Beach, $3.50 season.
Stanley M. kalbach q Co., Wildwood.
For saIe.-one or two improved lots on 18th
avenue, half block west of station
| Seeley, 2l9 Wildwood avenue.
Hotel.-Young man with experience, as as
sslstant st manager, room clerk and book
keeper. p years of age, desires position
with hotel for the Summer season; coast
resort preferred; best of reference and
bond If required. p. 100, Press Office,
Philadelphia.
For Sale.-Good cooking stoy cheap. Here
ford Club, Hereford.
Young man wants position in store. Good
reference. Some experience. Address e. F.C.,
Box Is, Wildwood
For Sale-Good Haines piano. Price, s22.
Apply at 202 Pine avenue, Wildwood, N j.
blackboard wagon, two seats combination,
good condition, for sale. Joseph Hertz,
Holly Beach,
Full size desk blotters for sale at the jour-
NAL office.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1907-05-08

FOR SALE-l50 Oak dining room chairs, good
as new. Selling only on the account of re-
furnishing Hotel Dayton. John N. Reeve,
Owner, Depo Korner, Wildwood.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1907-05-08

For Sale.-One or two improved lots on 18th
avenue, half block west of station
Seeley, 2l9 Wildwood avenue.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1907-05-08

large packing boxes and casks for sale. h.
w. Ryan, Wildwood.
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LITERATURE.

l. Write briefly upon the travels of
Washington Irving and mention at
least four of his contributions to litera:
ture.
2. What can you say of the life and
poetry of Anne BradstreetY How was
she considered by her own generation !?
8. Discuss Concord, Massachusetts, as
q literary center.
AS. Give the authorship and brief
summary of the subject matter of any
two of the following: The Vision of Sir
Launfal, The Prisoner of Chillon, Mar
mion, LAllegro, any one of the Idylls
of the King
Q. For what historical work is George
Bancroft most noted! John Lathrop
Motleys William Prescottl
Z. Show by reference to American
prose that patriotism has played an
important part in the literary inspirs-
tion of the cQuntry
8, Mention your favorite American
novelist and ten why you like his works
best.
8. Show how you would exemplify
correlation of studies in the teaching
of "Evangeline."
10. Indicate by quotation that you are
familiar with at least one OF Shake
speare's plays.
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UNITED STATES HISTORY AND
CIVIL GOVERNMENT.

l. Explain fully why Roger Williams
was bnnished from Massachusetts,.
What settlement did he foundi
2. How did each of the following OBJ
tain its name Carolina, Plymouth, Vir.
ginia, Lake Champlain, Baltimorei
3. Explain the Importance of the de-
feat of the Hessians at Trenton.
4. When, how, and with what effect,
did France recogniz. the colonies rs an
independent nationi
s. What was the condition of the
United States with regard to (a) com
merce, (b) finances, and (c) prestige,
at the close of the War of 1927
@. When, and with what conditions
as to slavery, was each of the follow
ing states admitted to the Union: Ohio,
Texas, Missouri?
7. At the opening Of the Civil War
il was one of the governments objects
to secure contrel of the Mississippi
River. Show how this was or was not
accomplished.
8. Describe the nature and effect of
"Carpet Bag Government" in the South.
8. Give, in substance, the fifteenth
amendment to the constitution. In
whose administration was it passed?
10. Mention three methods of raising
money for the Federal government.
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GEOGRAPHY.

i. Discuss the mountain systems Of
Europe as to general tread greatest
height and influence upon drainage.
2. Compare Massachusetts, with Ohio
as to the nature of its manufactures /;
California with Spain as to natural
products.
3. Tell all you can about the physical
and political geography of the Sudan.
4. Nevada and Illinois are in practi-
cally the same latitude. Account for
the difference in fertility.
8. Locate seven cities, limiting the
names to the following list: Kingston,
Springfield, Frankfort, Georgetown.
6. Give the source and relative length
of the following rivers: Mississippi,
Volga. Amazon, Congo.
7. What is an ocean currentY What
ocean current flows along the east coast
of the United States? The east coast
of Japanf
8. With regard to either the province
of Manitoba or the province of British
Columbia state its chief products, its
capital city and one river that flows
through it.
8. Explain what effects mountains
and rivers may have in determining the
occupations of Il state or country.
10. What is meant by ''the summer
solstice," When does it occuri
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THEORY AND PRACTICE.

The first five questions are based on
Irrational Living by Henry G. King.
|. Explain or paraphrase the follow.
ing proverb: At forty every man is
either fool or physician. Is is true
of the physical or the intellectual life
or of both?
2. What is Prof. James's theory of the
emotionsY
3. What indications of the necessity
of abundant physical activity are notice
able during adolescenceH How great a
part should muscular" training play
In education at this stage?
4. Emphasis GA what branches of the
school curriculum does the above ques-
tion suggest?
5. State at least one fact about the
philosophy or teachings OF two of the
following each of whom is constantly
referred to by King: Kant, Lotze, James,
Stanley Hall, Leckey.
6. Name one work on the history of
education. two works on the theory and
practice of teaching, and two cduca-
tional journals which should prove valu-
able to any teacher.
T. State one argument for, and one
against, the teachers having control
over pupils on the way to and from
school,
8. Should all children be punished
alike for the same oTense! Why or
why not?
o. Do you believe II advisable to ad-
here closely to a set daily programi
Why, or why notf
IN What studiaa are nrdiuo r;ly nur
sued in the fifth grade of graded
school? How much home study would
you expect OF pupils In this gradei
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GRAM MAR.

Looking out, there was scarce
2 anything to be seen but the lash.
8 ing of the wind and snow and the
men, when they finally attempted
to face it to 90 to the rescue of
the cattle overtaken in the field,
found the air filled with fine, pow
8 derly flakes, mixed with the dirt
0 caught up from the plowed land by
10 a terrific blast which moved almost
ii ninety miles an hour and made it
IL impossible to see twenty yards
l3 ahead.
The first seven questions refer to the
selection given above.
/. What kind of sentence is the above?
Name las to subject and predicate) all
principal clauses. Classify all subord-
mate clauses.
2, Give the syntax of four infnitives.
g. Point out all the different uses Of
the participle found in the selection.
A. Classify six adverbs.
g. Parse in full il (5) and it (lD.
g. What does each of the following
modify: scarce (D, mired (S), ninety
miles az, an hour (llD tCenty yards
(l2)i
7. Parse in full enything ~, but
(2), and impossible tl2).
8. What are the principal parts of
yerbt Why are they so called?
8. Write sentences illustrating the
use of cqniunctiye adverbs, correlative
conjunctions.
TO- Classify las to part of speechl
each of the italicized words in the fol
lowing: "IVhat but praise can be as
cribed to those iohose lives were freely
given for their country that perpetual
freedom might be onrs,e
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ARITHMETIC.

]. Define the followingi decimal frao-
tion, below par, Arabic notation, com,
pound denQminate number, cancellation,
2, How many feet board measure are
there In a plank IT it, long % in, wide
ut one end, l3 in. wide at the other,
and In, thick,
8. A commission merchant sold con,
signment of flour and pork for $25 ,372 /,
he charged $l32 for storage and 6A 70
commission. What were the net pro-
eeeds Of the salei
4, A druggist bought pounds of
opium by aYeirdupois weight at SO q
pound, and sold 1t by apatheearies
weight at III per ounce, How much did
he gaini
8, An army lost In one battle 2-i7 of
its men and in another battle 2,7 of the
remainder, after which there were Is l20
men left. How many men were there
in the original armyi Analyze,
O. A man engaged in business with a
capital OF $4,000, is making l0G5 per
ennum on his oapitsli but on account
Of i'll health he quits his business, and
loans his money at 61a%, How much
does he lose In 2 yr, mo. 10 da,l
7. At what time between four and
Ave O'Clock are the hands OF clock
togethers
8. II a cistern l1A feet long, 1919
feet wide, and l3 feet deep, holds $40
barrels, how many barrels will eistern
hold that Is ~ feet long, 7 feet wide,
and 10 feet deep'
0. A man paid $lU,Os9 for 0es rail-.
way stock at nos, brokerage M
how many shares did he bnYi What
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Five O'Clock Dinner

A very handsomely appointed
affair, was the dinner given by
Mrs. VIM. Cowell, Tuesday even
ing, complimenting Mrs. Will
Eisele. Covers were laid for
twenty. After dinner, Euchre
was enjoyed, there being five tables
of players. Mrs. Eisele won first
prize, silver spoon, Mrs. Phil Ro-
chester, second, handmade hand
kerchief, Mrs. Chas. Rose, third,
and Mrs. Bert Weaver, consola-
tion. An invitation by this popu-
lar hostess carries with 1T an as
surance of jolly good time, as
the affair of Tuesday evening
proved.
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PHYSIOLOGY.

!, What advantage is derived from
the contraetility of mpscesl Why arc
muscles arranged in pairs opposite each
other2
2. What is approximately the normal
temperature OF the body2 How is an
even temperature maintained in the
bodyl
3, Why are the arteries elasticH How
do yan distinguish between venous and
arterial bloodG
4, Distinguish between the function
of motor and sensor nerves. What part
Of the nervous system is the seat of
reflex aptionI
8. Locate in order from the mouth,
duodenum, epiglottis. pylorus, pancreas,
Tectum, What have the pancreaS and
duodenum to do In the work Of th
bpdyi
a. Name three coats of the eye,
l. What kind of lever Is used when
tho forearm is raised by hending the
elbow jointi Explain,
B, In bones what Ia tho function of
each of the followlngi perlosteum, mar
row, HayersiaB eanAlsi
0. Why Is alcohol a thirst produeeri
TO- What are sedAtiSssf Why should
they be used as seIdom as possible, even
In illaessi
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ORTHOGRAPHY.

I. Mark the vowels correctly in each
sf the following; feint, melee, sluice,
sough, avalanche.
2. Explain the difference between se-
cent and emphasis.
8. Spell correctly and define the fol-
lowing coniicle, manical, barnical, fon-
etical, monocle.
4. Supply the missing propositions in
the following: (a) | differ -- youb
(b) am disgustcd -- IL; tc) His
performance was good but not equal
--- yours; td) He was Injured
- hardships; te) Distinguish
- the three following words.
5. Give one homonym of each Of the
following words: rouse, muscle, loot,
plate, time.
These words are to be pronounced by
the examiners. decipher, beguilc, prom
ontory, trestle, commodious; indispen-
sable, coincidence, penance. plague, ada
mnnt gossamer, Libyan Desrt, chamois,
cantos, reversible, decorator, gymnast,
lexicon. adequate, lesion, menacing,
peaceable, shoeing, Maumec, spaniel.
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TaHy Pulling.

Miss Mabel Blosser entertained
her Sunday School class with a
taffy pulling last Friday evening
at her residence on Glenview
Heights. The young people were
delightfully."- entertained with mu-
sic and games of interesting ma
ture. The hostess was assisted
by Miss Ruth Sweeney and Mrs.
Roy l.. Dupler.
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Twice FIVE

A successful social event in the
history of the Twice Five Club,
was the meeting at the home of
Prof. and Mrs. Silverthorn, Tues
day evening. Subject up for discus
sion was "Do conditions warrant
the election of United States Sen
ators by direct vote," and was
very ably handled by Mr.. Lowry
on the negative side and Mr..
Harrington taking the affirmative,
me being a substitute for Mr..
Petit. who was absent, but had
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1907-03-07
5oth Wedding Anniversary

Tuesday, March 5, Mr.. and Mrs.
Eli Patton's 50th wedding ami
versary was celebrated. About rs
persons, friends and relatives,
gathered at their home in Hay
denyille for a surprise. The sur
prise was complete and every one
was in tune for happy time. In
the course of the day purse was
presented containing $50 in gold.
Six persons present attended the
wedding so years ago.
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prepared very able paper. The
question was fully settled, but
great things are expected in the
future, and when the affairs of
State and Nation are being dis
cussed, the Twice Five will oc-
cupy a prominent place and be
heard from. After adjournment,
Mrs. Silverthorn served an elegant
supper, assisted by Mrs. Matthias.
Here the negative side very grace
fully united with the affirmative
as to the culinary skill of the
hostess. Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Tip
ton and Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Dolli-
son were CUES is.
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Probate Notice.

So,ss T. hs hereby sssn that the
the Probate Court OF Hooking County.
Ohio, for First and linal settlement OF Ed
mond Il. Smith, administrator OF the es-
tate OF Henry w, Smith, deceased, and the
same will come on for hearing on the 18th
day OF March A. D 1907 at 10 o'clock A. M,
or as soon thereafter as may be convenient.
II. r. Martin,
Maree 7th s-w. Probate Judge.
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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 First and final settlement OF Freei
Harmen, administrator OF the estate OF
come on for hearing on the 29th day OF
March A. ID. 1907 at lO o'clock A. NJ, or as
soon thereafter as may be convenient.
II. y. Martin,
March 7, 3-w Probate Judge
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This afternoon the Ladies' Aid
Society of the Mulberry ST., Luth-
ern Church, meets at the residence
of Mrs. Johnny Hudson. Coffee
and cake will be served by the
hos.egs.
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Judge Riason, whole souled and
jolly as ever, was in Logan few
days this week. The Judge, as
Mayor of Laurelville, is holding
the lid" down.
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Property on the the Heights has
taken an upward shoot in price.
The higher the house, the higher
the price.
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Card of Thanks.

We wish, through your paper,
to return our sincere thanks to
our friends and neighbors for their
kindness and assistance in the
sickness and death OF our beloved
mother, also for the floral offer
ipgs,
IHR FAMILY OF JAEE Tom.
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Mrs. w. ]. Deeds, of Sugar
Grove, spent Tuesday and Wednes.
day with her daughter, Mrs. Will
Huls.
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A musical comedy of the high
est order, such is the "Two Merry
Tramps' which will be the next
attraction at the Opera House.
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Obviously,

Aitei dit, mdudInl we are Dut mt
crobes In this great universe. ."--Har-
per's Weekly,
Cabinet Changes.
Washington, March s. = George b.
Cortelyou relinquished the Office of
postmaster general to George yon l.,
Meyer of Massachusetts, recently
American ambassador to st. Peters
burg. Mr.. Meyer took the oath OF
ofice in the private office of the post
master general. Mr.. Cortelyou was
sworn In as secretary of the treasury,
the oath being administered by Mr..
Fitzpatrick of the appointment di-
vision. James r. Garfield of Ohio,
who rellnquished the office OF commis.
sioner Of corporations. succeeds Ethan
Allen Hitchcock Of Missouri as score
tary OF the interior.
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The Ladies of the Presbyterian
church will give box social at
the church the Friday before
Easter, March 30, at o'clock.
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There will be dinner given by
the Ladies of the Presbyterian
church on May 8, the date of the
Oratorical Contest. Dinner will
be given at the church.
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Nothing but the best tobacco
used in making my stogies, you
get them for cents at Pete
Sloan's Smoking Room.
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Card Party

Invitations are being received
in Logan to big Card party to be
given by Mr.. and Mrs. Ferd Wet
eel, of Columbus. Mrs. Wetzel
will be remembered as Miss Leatha
Martin.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1907-03-07

Word comes from Mr.. e. o..
Petit, at Mt. Clemens that he is
improving in health.
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FOR SALE-A good run bout,
good rubber tire surry and second
hand harness. w. l.. GAGE.
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There is great prospect for
building many houses in Logan
this summer. Several contracts
have been let and the foudations
started. Everybody should boost
the town, and push business along.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1907-03-07

When in town try Pete Sloan's
Pet s cent cigar at Pete Sloan's
Smoking Room.
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Mr.. and Mrs. II. j. Woodworth,
Haydenville, are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Lafe Warner.
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Mrs. Kimberling, mother of
Mrs. Thos Leyshon, fell Saturday
severely injuring her back.
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Extra fancy Mackerel at Tip
toms.
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WRITlNG.

For this branch examiners will grade
The manuscript in orthography.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Tide Huston have
moved into the house adjoining
Walt Rhochester's.
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The many friends of Mr.. and
Mrs. Will Huls are very sorry to
hear of their having decided to
leave Logan in the near future.
They expect to locate at or near
Los Angeles, California, and make
that State their home, providing
all the rosy pictures painted of
that climate prove true. Best
wishes will 60 with them from a
host of friends in the old Buckeye
State.