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The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1907-08-15
Little RaccOOn Greek

Farmers are very busy haying,
Mr.. II. II. West lost u fine
horse last week.
Several from here attended the
fair last week
Rev. John Zimmerman preached
ut Mt. Pleasant Sunday morning.
Mr.. John Linton, of Logan,
spent Sunday with Miss Eva Sain
of Mt. Pleasant.
Mr.. Nathan johnson and family
of Logan, visited relatives at Mt.
Pleasant Sunday.
Mrs. F. B, Cheadle preached at
Ilesboro Sunday p. IN. as Rev.
Cheadle went elsewhere to preach
the funeral of friend,
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Haydenville

Little Naoma and Charli,
Lehman, of Logan, are visiting
relatives here.
Little Frederick Norris ia on the
sick list.
Mrs. s. r. Mcdowell entertain
ed Monday evening in honor of
her friend Miss Alexander of New
Ply mouth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Allen are
rejoicing over the arrival of a new
girl.
Quarterly meeting at this place
Sunday evening wac we'll attend
ed.
We again wish to remind you of
the date Auguet 3let. az the time
of Local Option election IN Green
Township.
Miss Rilla Sanner, of Mt. Zion,
was the guest of Miss Freda Nc
Sherry, Sunday.
Quite number from this place
attended Camp Nj eeting Sunday.
Not person could be seen on
our streets Saturday, as that was
the last day of the Hooking Co.
Fair.
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Pleasant Hill

Hay making and blackberrying
seems to be the order of the day.
Mrs. Il. j. Davis and grandson,
Mr.. Joe Woodruff, Of Davis Chap
pei, attended Quarterly Meeting
at Pleasant Hill.
Mr.. Thomas Kline, Mr., Darl
Huffman and Miss Bertha Ed
wards, of Lancaster, Mr.. Pearley
D1pler and wife, of Rockbridge,
attended meeting at Pleasant Hill,
Sunday.
Mr.. Dan Tidd and family, of
Lancaster, and Mr.. Frank Woltz
and wife spent Sunday with Mrs.
Emily Tidd, of Whip-poor-will.
Miss Olive Wilson, of Rock,
bridge, spent Sunday with Miss
Isla Kline.
Mr. Will Volt, of Cantwell
Cliffs, called on Mr.. Jacob Kline
Sunday evening.
There were four baptized Sun
day, Mr.. Jacob Kline, wife and
daughters, Forest and Isla.
Mrs. Ella Matthias and children,
of Lancaster, are spending a few
weeks with her parents of this
place. GERALDINE.
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Mr.. Samuel Harsh, who has been
on the sick list for some time, il
able TO be out again.
Squire Shultz is home from the
hospital, where he has been for the
last four weeks.
Noah Harsh and wife, Of SCOTS
Creek, Sundayed with Mrs. Eliza
beth Meldrim, of Buckeye Run
Mr.. George McLain and wife, of
Logan, were the Sunday guests of
Donald Shultz and family.
Mr.. will Motion and wife, of
Shawnee, Sundayed with Cecil
Shultz and family. Mr. Motion
was unfortunate in loosine his
pocket book containing about
twenty dollars somewhere between
Shawnee and Logan
Mrs. Hattie Francisco, of Black
Jack, was the Sunday guest Of her
sister, Mrs. Jane Snider.
Mr.. j. j, Shaw and wife called
on Eph Shultz and wife Sunday
afternoon.
Mr.. Ed. Ringhiser wife and
family took dinner with Squire
Shultz Sunday.
Mr.. Johnathan Shaw and Mr..
Lewis Rodman called on Mr.. Eph
Shultz Sunday afternoon.
Clark Francisco, of Brushy Fork,
was the Sunday guest of Squire
Shultz and family.
Mr.. Lewis Rodman is oontem-
plating on making a visit to Pauld-
irg county in the near future.
Mr.. James Francisco and wife,
of Brushy Fork took dinner with
Eph Shultz Sunday.
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Ewing

Hay making seems to be the
order of the day.
Several from this place attend
ed the Logan Fair last week.
Mr.. Unus Linton passed through
here one day last week enroute to
his place,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Bowers
were the the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed. Foltz last Tuesday.
Mrs. Ella Frazier who has been
on the sick list is much improved
at this writing.
Mr., and Mrs. Newman Hansel
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob
Bowers last Sunday,
MIR. Chas. Hengst, OF Columbus,
passed through our village last
Friday.
Mr. and Mrs, Geo, Miller enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. John Miller
and Mrs. Dan Nixon last Sunday.
Mr.. John Hansel was a Logan
caller last Tuesday,
Mr. and Mrs Bert Funk, of Lo,
gan were the guests of relatives
here last week.
Mr., Morris Hedges has traded
horses with Mr., Geo Stevens,
Bertha Frazier Is working for
r, Harden's.
Mrs, Chas. Brandt and son
visited her parents last week.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1907-08-15

Mr.. Homer Engle, Of Bremen,
will move on his fathers ferm on
the creek this fall, he says he On.
joys farm life better than living
in town Homer is all right and
we are glad to have him among us
again.
A j. Sheets who now lives on
the Engle farm on Rush Creek,
will move on his farm which he
purchased from G. E. Wright
some time ago. Alex is one of our
beet citizens but just now he car
ries his head pretty high all on
account of the stork which visited
him and left him baby girl last
week.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1907-08-15

Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Viokroy were
Logan yieitors one day last week
Mrs. Llyod Hansley and son, Of
Vinton County, visited relatives at
this place Sunday.
Mesdames Joe Barron, Moses
Woltz and Earl Weltner and son
were Logan shoppers Saturday.
Mr.. Dicran Barsam Barsamian,
of Columbus, was in our city u
few days last week.
Miss Anna Polling, of Galloway,
visited friends of this city last
week.
Mrs. Jim PearsaIl and children,
of Lancaster, spent Sunday with
relatives of this place,
Mrs J W Huls was Ian
caster shopper Friday.
willard Grove is seriously i'll
with typhoid fever at this writing.
Mr. Chas, Hampton and family,
of Columbus, were the over Sun
day guests of relatives here.
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South Perry

Arrangements are being made
for the 10Th. annual Sunday-schoo
picnic to be held in McClelland's g
Grove on Wednesday August %,
This annual gathering has been
the service of much enjoyment in
the past and is looked forward to
each year when old friends are
met and new acquaintances are
made. This year some new things
will be added to the program in
GLIDING brass band, Everybody
invited.
Dr. and Mrs. Irwin are visiting
their son, Rev. Chester IRWIN, of
Peoria, Ill, They expect to re-
turn the latter part of thls week.
Mise Fanny Gardner is visiting
friends in Adelphi.
Mise Amy McClelland returned
recently from ten days visit at
the Jamestown exposition and
Washington d. C.
Mrs. Florence Weaver and little
son Harold, of Columbus, were
visiting w. j Weaver and family
Sunday.
Mrs, VIM. Tobin has been on
the sick list for the past week,
threatened with typhoid fever,
MIR. aud Mrs. Clarence Smith
who have been visiting here the
past two months, left for their
home At Washington, last week.
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Rush Creek

Quite a large number of people
from this vicinity attended the
fair at Logan Saturday.
The Board of Education of
Marion township will meet at the
township house Monday, August
l9, at 2 p. m, for the transaction
of any business which may come
before them. This will be the last
meeting of the school year.
Next Saturday the Sholls Of this
and adjoining townships will hold
their reunion on the fair grounds
at Lancaster, and as there are
quite Il number of them no doubt
they will have an enjoyable time.
Everybody invited TO come, all
are welcome.
The oil boom at Bremen Is still
on. Another we'll will he drilled
immediately just north of Bremen
and all the available land around
Bremen and down into Marion
township In now all under lease
and claims are made that the field
will be thoroughly developed and
arrangements are being made to
that end. AT present the well at
Bremen is still lowing as strong
as ever and tanks will soon be
placed in position to hold the oil.
MIR. Will Garrison and wife, of
Corning, We're the Sunday guests
of Thomas Garrison and family.
We learn that there will be
about seven candidates foe Trus-
tee at the coming Primary in
Marion TIP, which will be held
September Z.
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ROCkbridge

Mr.. Chas. Wharton and daugh-
ter Mildred, We're Logan visitors
one day last week.
Mrs. Marie and children, of CO.
lumbus, are visiting relatives of
this city at this writing
Mr.. Elias Conrad and l.. S, Ma
thias were Lancaster visitors Fri
day.
Miss Florence Stoughton is
spending this week with friends
of Logan.
Mr.. Goss Inboden, of Nelson
vile, spent Sunday with his
family.
Mesdames Frank and Clint Huls
We're Logan shoppers Friday.
Mrs. Fanny White and daugh-
ter, of Carroll, spent a few days
of last week with friends here.
Among the recent. Logan visitors
were Messrs. Frank Hufford,
David Later, Roy Rider, Chas.
Matthias and John Fauble,
Mrs. Isreal Matthias and chill
dren, of Lancaster, are visiting
relatives in this city,
Mr., Clint White and family
were the Sunday guests of
Solomon Ridenour and wife,
Mr.. Courtright, of Carroll, was
here last week acting as operator
in Mr.. Deeds's place.
Messrs. Tom Woltz, Tracy Heft,
and Walter Huls attended the fair
at Logan Saturday,
Misses Della Matthias and Bessie
Carpenter and Messrs. Herbert
Koehl and w. II. Lee attended
Camp Meeting al Lancaster Sun
day.
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Laurelville
[oor. AdeIphi Border News

Mrs. Terry, widow of the late
John Terry, who was caught by
the shafting and met his death in
the Armstrong Mill here several
years ago, died in Amanda
last week, leaving two children.
Cause of her death consumption.
She gave the two children, one to
Mr.. Terry's brother and the other
to her sister.
Mary Oldaker has filed bond
in the Probate Court at Logan In
the sum of ST., 1000, as administra-
tor OF. the estate of Isaac Oldaker
deceased.
Judge j, b. Riason has filed a
suit in bastardy in the Common
Pleas court of Hooking county,
his client beind Carrie ID. Judy and
the defendent Claude f.. Carroll.
Special trains to Lancaster
Camp Meeting Sunday, August
l1th, over the Columbus d South
ern.and G. d M, ", leaving Laurel,
vile at 8 a. III.
BoRN-Early Tuesday morning
morning of this week, to Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Steele, daughter,
A terrible accident occurred at
the fret railroad crossing this side
of Tarlton on Sunday last, while
the special camp meeting train
was coming south. Mr.. and Mrs.
Nelson Bowsher, former residents
OF this vicinity, but now of Lam
caster, were on their way to visit
friends in Laurslyille and vicinity,
and when almost upon the rail
road crossing some little girls ran
out from the bushes and yelled
Engine, engine Mr.. Bowsher
brought the animal TO a dead
stop just as the train passed by,
and in trying to turn the animal
to the right, it being frightened,
turned abruptly and upset
the vehicle, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Bowsher were thrown violently to
the ground, At first examination
il was thought that no bones were
broken and no harm was done
other than 60 the harness, which
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1907-08-15
Big Pine Valley

Picking blackberries and cut
ting oats seems to be the order oi
tho day,
Mrs. s. E. Lamma and daugh
ter Maggie passed through her,
one day on their way to pick
Pickaway Co.
Mr.. Mahlon Paxton attended
the sale at Cedar Grove today.
Mr.. Wilber Vanfossen lost a
valuable hog and can't find it.
Wilber thinks the giggers eat it
up.
Mr.. Eossie and Sylyie Kitchen
visited Marie 10y last Tuesday.
Mr.. Vern Kitchen met with an
unpleasant accident last week
while stacking hay. He had the
stack nearly to top when 1T up
set and covered him up, but his
hand, Homer Danison got him out
save and sound. Vern said it
didn't mind getting covered up
buG he hated to rebuild the stack,
Mr.. VIM 10y made business
trip to Cedar Grove last Sunday.
Mr.. Charley Denison, of Salt
Creek, expects to fatten a large
bunch of hogs as he has engaged
four hundred bushels OF corn.
Mr.. Jasper Polling, of Haynes,
was seen going toward Tom
Febus's last Tuesday.
Mr.. Lewis Keiter passed through
here today with fine drove of
cattle which he sold to Mr.. Oscar
Polling of Haynes
Mr.. and Mrs. Mahlun Paxton,
of this place, visited their son,
Mr.. Chas. Paxton, of Cedar Grove,
laat Tuesday night.
Mr.. Charley and Harry Febus,
of this place, attended the picnic
at Gibisonville in their new
rubber tire run-ab at
Misses Hazel Febus, Becca Pax
ton and Hazel Lamma called on
Miss May Smires last Sunday.
Mr.. Jacob France and son, of
Whistler, called ON Mr.. George
Voorhees, last Monday evening.
Mr.. III. Paxton expects to call
on Jonn Butler next Sunday even
ing. BILL BUTTER.
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Fox Valley

Picking berries is tue order of
the day.
Mr.. Bill Turkenton, wife and
children, also sons and their wives
and children, of Lancaster, csmped
On Mr.. Ray McKittrick : fine lawn
and picked blaokberries all day
Sunday. Keep the Sabbath
Holy "
Mr., Willie Turkenton is at pres
ent employed in the straw board
at Circleville
Mr.. Thomas Miller, wife and
son, Harold, and Miss BeIlah
Turkenton, of Lancaster, went
blackberrying down at the country
home of their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thos. Turkenton.
Mrs. Richard Barnett is very i'll
with tuberculosis at present writ
ing,
Mr.. Thos. Turkenton has taken
several loads of fine berries to
Circleville this season.
Anyone visiting the berry patch
of Mr.. Howard Chambers better
keep his eyes open or be prepared
to take "hike, -
Mr.. William Turner was seen
from a berry patch, cutting a fine
crop of hay. CANDY KID.
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Insect Powder.

This powder is not poisonous to
mankind, but it is sure death to
reaches, crickets, black and red
ants and other insect pests. Put
small quantity of the powder in
saucer and place it within their
reach, they will eat it greedily
and run for the open air before
dying. Price II cents a box, by
mail post paid Manufactured by
JOHN BARNES only, Logan, o.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1907-08-15
DRINKERS INGENIOUS DEVICE

DR., Herbert Gresham James, the
specialist in dipsomania, was talk
ing about the cunning with which
dipsomaniacs in confinement will
obtain liquor,
"A certain noted but intemper-
ate actor" said he, was once locked
up by his manager in order that he
might not spoil the evenings per-
formance by oyer-drtnking. His
confinement was close, Windows,
doors-eyerything was locked and
barred.
But the actor beckoned a man
in the street, showed a greenback,
and bawled to hip through the
closed window to 60 and buy a bottle
OF brandy and a clay pipe.
when the man returned with
these purchases the actor called
Stick the pipestem in through
the keyhole.'
"This was done,
"'Now,' said the actor, pour the
brandy carefully into the bowl.
"As the fluid fell into the bowl the
actor sucked it up, and when his
manager came to release him that
evening, he lay in a corner quite
gloriously drulk,
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They were accompanied by the
lstter's sister, Miss Grace Ebert,
who goes to the north hoping to
recuperate in health.
Lizzie, the youngest daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Cave, has
been very sick the past week (,
suffering with rheumatic fever.
DIR. Hunmyer of Adelphi is in at
tendance.
Mr.. Thomas and Eta Todd, of
Tarlton, were visiting j. A. Me-
Clelland and family, Sunday.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1907-08-15
MERCHANT WAS TOO FRANK
Criticism of Diamond Might Have Been
Different Had He Known All
the circumstances,

'Will you please examine that
diamond" said man who stepped
into a jewelry shop, "and tell me
what you think of it? If 1t is a
good stone, | think | will buy it"
The jeweler took the gem, which
was unset, and looked at it critically
for a moment Then, in confden-
tial tones, he said
Well, to tell you the truth, that
isn't very good stone 1t hasn't
much fire, it is badly cut, and there
is something here that looks very
much like a flaw"
Then he held the diamond under a
microscope and examined it very
carefully finally observing
No, it isn't exactly a flaw, but /
shouldn't call it a perfect stone
Now, if you want something really
fine, | have here
Excuse me" the other man in
terrupted, but will not buy a diaA
mond to-day This is a stone that
one Of your men let me take on Sat
urday on approval. | deposited
$50 on it, Please let me have my
money, and we will call the deal
off"
The money was handed over with
out any comment, but there was a
grieyed expression upon the jewell
er's countenance that told the story
of lesson well learned
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1907-08-15
North Hooking

The people tf this place art
busy making hay.
A few from this place attended
the Lecture at Mt. Tabor Wednes
day evening and all took big
laugh, when the lecturer married
Guy Wright and Edith Wolfe,
The Lecturer was an Atme an
and can talk seven different
languages. He come to THE
country eleven years ago and now
travels over the country lecturing
on "Under the Oriental Skies.
Mr.. Frank Fickel, of jackson,
is visiting his family al this place
at this whiting.
Mr.. Frank Polling worked for
Chas. Nunemaker Tuesday.
T. d. Whltcraft d Co. are busy
thrashing in this vicinity at
present.
Mr.. Clifford Browns working
for Charley Nunemaker at present.
Mr.. F. l.. Polling shocked hay
for Samuel Cell, Wednesday.
Miss Rllla Brown made bust
ness trip to Logan Thursday.
Mr.. d. A. Polling il working for
Chas. Nunemaker at this writing.
Mr.. Joe Fox is helping A,
Brown harvest at present.
Mr.. Dupler moved his sawmill
on Chas. Nunemaker's place
Monday.
Mr.. Anderson Polling, of Van
vert county, is visiting relatives
and friends at this place at pres
ent.
Several from this place attend
ed the Hooking County Fair last
week and all report a good time.
Mr.. VIM Ruble, Cf near Ian
caster, is visiting relatives and
friends at this place during the
Fair.
We are having some fine weather
at this writing.
"Si' its good thing you come
On Route. 2 beforeethe fair or you
would not got any subscriptions.
Mr.. Andy Kessler, Of Rush
Creek, visited his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. T, G. Kessler, Sunday.
Messrs. Frank Polling and
Clifford Brown attended the
Snider reunion at Angles Grove
Sunday.
Miss Lucy Cell visited Dwight
Po!ing's, Sunday.
Mr.. Dwight Polling attended
meeting at Harvey Chapel Sun
lay.
Miss Anna Cell was seen near
harmony awhile back. Anna you
Dust have some attraction IN the
harmony vicinity,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Fickel
listed D. Rutter and family, Sun
lay evening,
Misses Dove and Beulah Polling
,alled on Ida Fckel, Sunday.
Mrs. Lula Bright visited Chas.
Sunday,
ArpACrA
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was patched up and the iourne y
to Laurelville resumed
On arrival here at the residence
of MIR. and Mrs, Guy Wright, Mr.,
Bowsher suffered great pain about
the ribs, spine and stomach and
Dr.. Cain was called in. The
Doctor found two ribs fractured
and the man Jared up consider.
ably, and probably suffering some
internal injury. He and Mrs.
Bowsher are now the guests of
Richard SulliYan, over on the
Ridge. He will not return to Ian.
caster for few days, not until
the Doctor thinks that he can
make the trip overland,
Mrs. Sylvester Courtney is
suffering from a very painful
catarrh of the hand.
Beman Drum is unable to follow
his daily aYocation through Sc
we're abcess affecting the fourth
finger of the left hand, which has
been lanced.
The infant child of Mr.. and
Mrs, Edward Drum, vino has been
lying seriously II for three weeks,
is now some better
Mr.. Will Dawson laid off from
work two days this week, suffer
ing from an abcess in the head.
He is now better. al
Mrs. James N. Orr, of Colum
bus, who is visiting her daughter,
Mrs, Devore, in Buffalo, is serious
ly ill as reported by DR.. Cain.
The Laurelville Brass Band is
now sure thing as thirteen new
have been ordered and
rehearsals will soon be- In order.
John K. Steel has been elected the
leader and Gus DUNN business
manager.
Mr.. William DeHaven is now in
the employ of the Floyd Hotel,
running a carriage to and from
the hotel and depot, 'Cump"
claims that Will is the bose
driver of the universe.
Superintendent Anderson re-
ports that work on the engine and
coach that took dip into Salt
creek last March, is about COM
pleted and the engine almost ready
for service, while the coach will
make it's frat run during the X.
IF P. Fair, when it's condition will
Do just as good as new. Mr..
Anderson will run two extra
rains daily during the Soldiers
Reunion and X. OF Z. Fair, leay- {
ng Wyandotte at 8 a. m. and re-
,urning to Wyandotte at 6p, N.
Mr.. Milton Armstrong had a
Meeting with all his some, arrang-
ng real estate deal,
Mr.. David Wolf aud son of
Marion township are rebuilding {
he abutements for the bridge
above town, SO badly damaged {
Turing the fiood. The south
'butement is completed and was ]
luilt entirely of concrete. The
lorth abatement will be made of
he stone from the former two
Ibutements. La a short time
passage can be made as formerly
.
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buried. Those visiting tie Old
Mans Cave will please notice the
points of interest connected there.
with. Alta.
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Calico Ridge

Hay making is still the order OF
the day.
The people of the ridge all at
tended the county fair last week
Mrs, VIM. Funk, who has been
visiting relatives in Iowa for the
past four weeks, returned home
last Friday.
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CARD or THANKS.

We desire to thank the friends
and neighbore for their kindness
shown us during the sickness and
death of Little penzil, Especially
do we thank those who contributed
such beautiful floral emblems.
THE PARENTS.
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Obituary..

IIttI. Il--,--.I T--r-I
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'"I od7 -''' "' '''' A's
mohths ana dayb,
He waa sick for nrsr ugaaI-
"i''i liav Slchhess SO common
among ciillu'e"' NholeI' lhlshtum'
he leaves 10 mourn papa, mamma;