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

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Hartman, James Lehman's wife
was a Mice Hartman and Mrs. j..
wy t-0 9a nas u Miss Hartman.
No wonder | was feeling so good.
had plenty to eat and got up in
entirely to rich a state for any
newspaper man. If they enjoyed
seeing me eat as much as enjoy
cd their cooking, everybody was
perfectly satlsfed. secured
eight new ones that day and felt
very we'll satisfied. | had an old
fashioned welcome at Mr.. Donald
sons and enjoyed my entertain
ment thoroughly.
In the morning was early in
action and travelled rapidly, reach
ing Kachelmacher early in the
forenoon. The first person | met,
on entering the town, was Mr.. j..
II. Winefordner, an old Logan boy
of the good old charcoal furnace e
days, now resident of New
Straitsville. Mr.. Winefo: dner is
engaged In the saloon business,
the proprietor of the only and the
first saloon in Green township
since Llge Dyson's time. Mr..
Winefordner runs a very quiet,
orderly place, opens at a. m. and
closes at $3.50 p. m. Leaves Kach-
elmacher for his home in New
Straltsvllle every Saturday even
ing and returns on Monday morn
ing. The did" is always on at
Kachelmacher, "Jake" is a jolly,
good fellow and his many old time
friends in and about Logan will be
pleased to learn that he is meeting
a deserved success.
| was very fortunate in meeting
Mr.. John Deltrick, expert electric
tion for the Westinghouse Co.,
Chicago, who showed me unusual
courtesies, for which he has the
thanks of the DEMOCRAT SENTINEL.
He took me in hand and showed
me through the entire plant, ex-
planning everything pertaining to
the electrical power Of the plant,
the arrangement, etc. / expect If
| undertook to explain to you just
what he did say it would bring
forth an expression of merriment,
or disgust, on his face, so | won't
try it. He introduced me to VIM.
Drayton, the Superintendent of
the plant. Mr.. Drayton is a very
pleasant unassuming gentleman,
always on the alert to the interest
of the company, exceptionally
pleasant and agreeable. He has
the happy faculty of making you
at perfect ease, lis courteous and
accommodating, but very exact
and determined. Notwithstand-
ing, he has the supervision of the
construction of the whole plant,
electrical works, machine shops,
kilns, dry houses, press rooms and
clay and coal mining) under his
control, he is the most unassuming
man on the works. Mr.. DraytOn
expects to be making brick within
the next ten days. When the
plant is completed it will furnish
employment for one thousand men
and will be the largest plant, un-
der one roof, in America.
Mr.. Chris. Archibald, who had
not the pleasure of meeting, is the
general overseer. Ed. Kelley, of
Logan, has jurisdiction over the
clay mines, John j. Barwell, of
Logan, has charge of the machine
department, Vaughn Kelley, of
Logan, is at the head of the cleo
trical works.
Mr.. Deitrick, the electrical ex-
pert, paid the Hotel Ambrose, of
Logan, very high compliment.
He said, 81 had a nice, pleasant
room, good clean bed, courteous
treatment and the best table | ever
sat down to, and have patronized
houses in almost every city in.
America from the dollar-a. day to
the seyen-dollar house, This
compliment came ia a declara tion,
before he had been introduced to
me and before he knew he was in
the presence of Logan man. 1t
is deserved compliment and all
the more valuable coming unsolici-
ted from aman so important.
When through inspecting and