The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1907-10-10

ouf Logan people, bu. lS
genial, wholesouled boy, generou
to fault and always a gentle
man. He has first class bus
ness which is always incre asinl
and he deserves all he gets.
/ called on Fred Slagetter, tn
jolly blacksmith, and found hin
over head and heals at work
pounding away to beat the band
Ed. has more than he can do an,
does great deal more than h
ought to do. His work gives th,
best of satisfaction and his priceI
are commensurate with the work
He is nicely and pleasantly stu
ated, is happy and contented, anC
now that he has the DEEooRAr
SENTINEL at his home once a week
letter from home and friends, his
situation is complete. Fred's
friends in Logan will be pleased
to learn that he is so pleasantly
situated.
| formed the acquaintance of S.
Il. Stukey, an old dyed-in.the-
wool Democrat and always gentle
man, to whom / am under great
obligations for some very valuable,
and to me time-saving, informa-
tion. 1t will be great pleasure
to me to do him any like service in
the event he visits our city. The
whole staff of tho SEN
TINEL will be at his command.
The next morning 1 started out
on route two, or so much of it as
is in Hooking County. On this
route, considering the number
living in Hooking, 1 did unusually
we'll, getting eight out of ten.
One couldn't ask better.
About the first man L met on
jhe route was Daniel Joyce, an
'ld Logan boy, known to almost
very man, woman and child in
logan. Dan has bought him
lome mile or so south of Sugar
1rove. He has very pleasant
nd comfortable home, and enjoys
t. He has good situation with
he gas company, good health and
clear conscience, and-what
lore does a man want on this
arth2
Col. Frlesner was the next man
encountered, or rather woke up.
,verbody knows Col. Friesner and
verbody will be pleased to learn
e is enjoying good health. For
while back he was not in the
est condition, physically, but at
his writing is simply enjoying
fe. He lives about half mile
arther out than Daniel Joyce, in
lral dijtricts, a next door
eighbor, The Col. and / had
something to say" little
olitics and less senseless gossip.
e have spent many pleasant
ght on the polite force to.
ether, and there has been times
me, when pupil of his, that
ere not just exactly as pleasant
L would have liked, and especial
so when the Col. would, and l
ways thought recklessly, fondle
ID dandle "a limb off the old
'ple tree" L could almost .
and one of the Col's old time
ilings for an hour of social con-
rse with him. And that is say
g considerable. We are also :,
eased to note that Mrs. Friesner
enjoying splendid health. But ,
e best of friends must part, so
tarted on round the route until
cached Mr.. John Byer's, an
ler Hooking county boy. Mr.. 9
ers has commenced u seven g.
nth's school at No. IS, Berne A
Fairfield county. To .
and converse with Mr.. Byers .
uld convince you that his term o,
school would be success. He =,
a born teacher, has a very, ~
asant, easy confident way and 10
ows no such word as fail. l .,
yed over night with Mr.. and -,
8. Byers and was more than ~,
ased with my Entertainment. 10
n. Streng, brother-in-law to q,
. Byers, and | occupied one II
and a whole room. We got h,
ng hugely. Neither spoke to
ner during the night. We W
,e both talked TO death. | inst