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The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1908-03-05
Rarber's Union

The Barber's Union of Logan
certainly did things up about
right Monday evening at the st.
Johns Hall. The Local wanted
to do the nice thing and invited to
join them in banquet, their em-
ployers, the "Boss Barbers." The
evening was spent in music and
cards, with burst of enthusiasm
from happy soul now and then,
that would "cutter" on the fiddle
or give the chuck and wing" A
good, old fashioned baked bean,
weenee-wurst supper, suppllment'
ed with the usual condiments was
served. After supper they went
down and made old Uncle George
Warrick donation.
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PROBATE
COURT NEWS

Order of sale returned by T. y.
Trimmer, guardian of Leander
Emerine, showing, realestate sold.
First tract to Charles f. DAVIS,
for 1850, and second tract to John
Hutton, for $21O. Sale confirmed
and deed ordered.
First and final account of Henry
Hensel, administrator of estate Of
Lewis Coakley, deed filed. For
hearing March 20, 1908.
Hearing had on the final account
of Nancy Dehaven, guardian of
Willis, Mabel and Maud Dehaven.
Accounts approved and settled.
Guardian discharged.
Petition to sell realestate to pay
debts filed by Archibald NJ. Fox,
administrator of the will annexed
of the estate of Martin Fox, Ira
&. Fox and other defendants.
Notice to defendants ordered.
Hearing had on application for
administrator of estate of Margaret
r. Brown, deceased. Finding
that administrator should be APP
pointed. Order for appOintment
is made.
Application filed by f. NJ.
Brown. Bond fixed at $4,000.
Same filed. Letters issued,
Walter Harmed, James Scott, and
@. f. Goodwin appointed ap-
praisers of said estate.
Petition for allowance of claim
led in the matter of the estate of
William H. Woodruff, deceased, by
Anna 5. Woodruff, administrators
of said estate.
Adjudication of appointment
in the estate of Margaret Il. Brown,
deceased. Citation ordered to take
or renounce administration to next
of kin.
Petition filed to sell personal
property in estate of Eliza j. Da-
Wis, deceased.
Last will and testament of Mar
tin Fox, of Perry township, de
ceased. Will probated and ordered
recorded.
Application filed for an appoint
ment of guardian of Charlotte l.,
Rochester, minor child of Fred A.
Rochester, deceased. Bond order
ed in the sum of $500. Same APP
proved and letters issued.
Application filed for an appoint
ment of administrators with the
will annexed In the estate of Mar
tin Fox, deceased. Archibald Fox
appointed administrator. Bond
filed in sum of $4,000. Same ap
proved and letters issued.
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Jolly Dozen Pedro Club

The Jolly Dozen met with Miss
Name Pierce last Thursday night
and had some interesting games of
pedro. There W three tables of
players present a he club hon
ors taken by Miss a Schwenke,
cut glass pitcA Mrs. DR..
Campbell received . consolation
prize, a china pitcher.
Mrs. George Eberst and Miss
link, of Lancaster, were guests
Miss Pierce served light refresh
ments.
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Pedro Club

Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus Rochester
very charmingly entertained the
jolly Dozen Pedro Club Tuesday
night The gentlemen were also
invited which added much to the
evenings enjoyment. The club
favor was taken by Mrs. John
Billison, silver spoon, Mrs. Dillon
Sanderson secured visitors prize, a
handsome hat pin, Mrs, DR.. Cher
rlngton was consoled by tiny
doll in go-cart. Mr., Sam Brooke
was the successful gentleman and
was presented with necktle and
scarf pin. Mr.. Charles Breene Sc
cured BOBBY prize, clown. The
hostess served lovely refreshment Is.
The following were guests Mr..
and Mrs, Dillon Sanderson, Miss
Alice Schwenke, Miss Racine
Brown, Miss EfIie Myers and the
Misses Ella and Robin Rochester,
Messrs. Tim Whitcraft, Sam
Brooke, Joe Stiers and DIR. j. S.
Cherrington, of Porter, Ohio.
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Bishop Vincent
Reception

On Sunday Bishop Vincent and
Arch Bishop Dodshon, of the Epis-
copal church, were in Logan and
held confirmation service. Mrs.
Charles Rectenwald and Miss
Fannie Keynes were confirmed,
In the afternoon of Monday a
reception in honor of the Arch
Bishop and Bishop was held at the
home of Mrs. Charles Rectenwald.
Refreshments were served.
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Thinble and Art

On Wednesday afternoon the
Thimble and Art club met at the
home of Mrs. John F. White, and
most pleasing hostess she is.
The afternoon was spent in social
pleasantly, and a two course sup
per was served. The guests were
Mrs. Anna Ackers Moore, Of Cleve-
land, and Mrs. r. d. McManigal.
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Saturday Club

Last Saturday this always for
midable end interesting club met
at the home of Miss Margaret
Saumenig, on North Market street.
The subjects of the afternoon were
Richelieu and Robert Lewis Stew
enson. Miss Minerva White had
very interesting paper on the
first subject, and the latter was OF
general discussion. Mrs. Will
Bort was elected a member of the
club.
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MokiClub

Mr.. and Mrs. II. M. Whitcraft
entertained the Moki Club, Fri
day evening at their pleasant home
on Front street. The club honors
of the evening were bestowed on
Mrs. Thad Allen and Mr.. VIM.
Lehman.
Mrs. Whitcrnft, assisted by
Mrs. Jesse Williams, served a
most pleasing collation.. The
next meeting of the Moki will
be held at the home of Mrs, Ella
Blosser, east Main street.
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SPLENDID OPPORTUNITIES

to secure someot the worlds best makes OF
automobiles at exceptionally low prices
Model u, passenger White Touring eur,
entirely rebuilt, In best condition, 5000.
20 Horse Power White Steamer, side en-
trance touring car, fine condition, $500
- Horse Power White Runabout, rebuilt
throughout, 5000.
80 Horse Power White steamer, Z passen-
ger ear-iust slightly used 5000.
Stearns 4 cylinder, 40 Horse Power In
good shape, $3.50
Jackson cylinder, 40 Horse Power Tour
ing car IN perfect condition, sl2OO
several other cars on hand at low figures,
such as Packard, stoddard, Dayton, Win
ton, stevens, Duryea. For further partieu-
lars write the WHITE GARAGE,
Oo Rockwell Ave, cleveland, ohio
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without him.
The toastmistress then proposed
"Men" to be responded to by Miss
Minette McCray. She absolutely,
positively and unequivocally has
no use for men. At the time oi
his creation there was little salts.
faction, and then woman was
created as the more perfect being
Man was a trial job, woman is the
perfection Man, born of woman
is of few years and full OF
pranks. Woman is of many years,
untiring, eternal Miss McCray
was cheered to the echo in hei
witticisms.
The next toast responded to was
"Amen," by Miss Rose White.
Her response was in rhyme, and
most propitious. She said,
"Amen" to all good things that
were said. Had heard that men
are real nice, and women their
worthy superiors.
Miss Mary Blasius responded to
maids" She lauded the maids
as being most gracious and
never men dacious. Loving, loyal,
lucent. She recited that ever
sweet story that man could not do
with her, and then how could he
do without her.
cold Maids" was responded to
by Miss Sadie McCray. "Wbat
is man that we should be mindful
of him" Oh, that single blissed-
ness. No trials, no vituperations.
No sulking tergiversations. Peace,
and plenty of it. And then who
would take care of married sister 8
children if the old maid should
get married. Miss Sadie certain
ly did herself proud in response to
the toast assigned her.
"Ready Mades," was responded
to by Miss Bird White, and it is
said that she certainly did take
the bun. The sallies she handed
out on cold maids being "ready
maids" and those "bachelor
maids" and red headed maids be-
ing "reddy maids" were certain
ly received with cheers to the
echo.
Miss Nell Scanlan, of Lancaster,
arose as u visitor and told of her
appreciation of the evenings pro-
gram.
The guests were Miss Emma
Becker, Robin Rochester, Mrs.
Charles Wilson, Miss Lucille Allen,
Miss Ida Fickel, Mrs. H. Il. Har-
rington, Miss Cornelia Vail, Mrs.
Barsha Work, Mrs. John Wellman,
Mrs. Fred Grove, Mrs. Bert Sted-
EN- and Miss Florence Bright.
The out of town guests were; Mrs.
Meg hee, of Jackson; Mrs. John
Monahan, of Nelsonville; Mrs.
James Montgomery, of Parkers-
burg, w, Va; Miss Nell Scanlon,
of Lancaster and Miss Marie link,
of Columbus.
MENU
Grape Fruit with Sherry
oyster Cocktail
Bouilon En- Tasse
Olives Salted Nuts
Baked Grass Pike
Potatoes Marquise
Fruit Said
Roast Young Turkey
Cranberry Sauce
Mushrooms, Fin Caissess
Mashed Potatoes
Ice Cream in Forms
Coffee Assorted Cake
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Our old Democratic friend Mar
ion Bishop, of this county, was in
our Office Tuesday to make us his
usual welcome call. He had just
returned from a visit in Delaware
and Franklin counties. During
his rounds he purchased a fine
New York Bronze Turkey, import
ed by DR., Hartman. Mr.. Bishop
is proud of his "turk" and will
introduce lineage in Hooking un.
heard of before.
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Youns Girls Sewing Circle

Miss Florence Lutz was the
charming little hostess for the
Young Girls Sewing Circle, last
Friday. 1t was a masquerade par
ty and some very comical costumes
were worn. Light refreshments
were served.
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Whist Club

The Misses White gave Whist
party, Thursday evening, COM
plimentary to their house guest,
Mrs. Hawver, of Salt Lake City,
Utah. Three tables of players
were present and favors taken by
Miss Emma Becker and Mr.. Sam
Brooke. Dainty refreshments
were served.
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A check for $1,000 was forward
ed to G. +. Brehm, local secretary
of the Modern Woodmen, from the
grand treasurer of that order, in
favor of Mrs. Fred Rochester, IN
surance on her husbands life.
Secretary Brehm delivered the
check to Mrs. Rochester, Saturday.
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The Brunswicks and the Victors
are scheduled to play this (Thurs-
day evening, and the Yictors and
the Ali Stars meet next Monday
evening.
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Mr., Long, manager of the Local
Bell Telephone office, has installed
red light across Main street at
the court house, the purpose of
which is police call. If call
for police is phoned in TO the cen
trail office of the the Bell phone,
the operator turns on the red light
on Main street, When a police
man sees that light he calls up to
know where he is wanted.
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The All Stars and Crescents were
the contestants on Tuesday even
ing, and the All Stars took two of
the three games played. High
scores We're at a premium, as new
pins were placed on the alleys and
the players had considerable
trouble in knocking them down.
The following are the scores:
All. STARg
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Auxiliary

The Ladies Auxiliary met at
their hall Tuesday evening for a
happy, social time among them
selves. The evening was spent in
games and music. A new piano
il installed in the hall and it af-
fords much pleasure to those as.
sembled. A light collation. was
served.
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Sunday school at the Ev. Luth.
Trinity Church at $3.50 a. m, and
public preaching at p. m. Be
ginning with next Sunday special
lenten services with appropriate
sermons by the pastor, H. w.
Walker, will be conducted every
Sunday evening during Lent.
Services commence at Z O'Clock,
sun time.
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The lenten season began We'd
nesday of this week, which was
Ash Wednesday. Some very
interesting and special services
will be held in the st. Johns
Church here during lent.
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Messrs. William and Michael
Till, who have been the guests of
their grand parents, Mr., and Mrs.
Joseph Judy and other relatives
in Logan for the past two weeks,
returned to their home at FIT.
Wayne, Ind, last Thursday.
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Mrs. Hawver, of Salt Lake City,
Utah, who has been the house
guest of the Misses White, re-
turned to her home Friday. Mrs.
Hawver was the honored guest at
several functions while here.
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Elder w. H. Hickman of New
ark, spent Sunday in Logan at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence
Yerges, where his wife is the house
guest for a few weeks.
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The D. of P. wish to thank the
public for their liberal patronage
at their supper Tuesday evening,
which was grand success, both
socially and financially.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1908-03-05

Mrs. Ruth Lafollet and grand
daughter, Mabel Coleman, of Co
lumbus, visited friends in Logan
several days,
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Miss Anna Fox, after week g
visit with relatives iu Logan, re-
turned to her home in Lancaster
last Thursday.
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Thirteen

Mrs. w. p. Heft entertained
with dinner party in honor of
her daughter Helen's thirteenth
birthday. The guests were Mrs.
Lucy Crawford, Mrs. Lawrence
Yerges, Mrs. Will Hickman of
Newark, and Master Bryan Heft
Many pretty gifts were received.
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Messrs. F. NJ. Mckay and Will
Stone were in Marion township
last week, organizing a Farmers
COOPERATIVE Gas IL Oil Prospect.
ing Company.
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Messrs. James Perone and Joe
Shorr were visitors in GAINESVILLE
last Sunday, attending the X. G.
conventions.
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Mrs. George Savey and children
returned home Tuesday, after a
three week visit with their parent,
near Fairview Church.
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Mr.. Otto Hankison, of Nelson
vile, reporter on the Athens Daily
Messenger, was a genial caller at
our office Wednesday.
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Rev. Willis, pastor of the U. b.
Church here, will be in South
Webster and Portsmouth Sunday
to hold quarterly meeting there.
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Mr.. G.. r. Tatman, superinten-
dent of the schools at Haydenville,
has resigned, and will accept a
position at Steubenville, Ohio.
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POLITICAL
OBSERVATIONS

At the Republican primaries
held in Macarthur, the Taft
Douglas people swept the county,
electing a central committeeman
in every precinct and delegates to
county convention to be held in
Macarthur on April 4. Scenting
defeat in the air, the Eggleston-
Vollenweider crowd laid down and
devoted their effort to keeping Re-
pubicans from the polls. But not
withstanding this fact, practically
the entire Republican vote was
out in many Of the precincts,
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Miss Elizabeth Green, of Somer-
set, was visitor for a few days
with Mrs, Jacob Savey. She re-
turns to her home this morning.
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Mr.. Enoch Strawn, formerly of
this city, but now living near Mel
sonville, spent several days last
week with his daughter, Mrs. Bert
Kitchen.
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The Woman's Relief Corps will
give Kensington party at G. A.
r. Hall Friday, March 13, from >
to 4. Admission 10cts. Every
body invited.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Flum, of Co.
lumbus, spent Sunday in Logan,
the guests of Mr.. John Flum and
Mr.. and Mrs. George Shorr and
family.
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Miss Chase Lehman, Of Lam
caster, spent several days in Lo-
gan last week with her sister,
Mrs. Gus Shively.
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Mr.. George Fox, the butcher,
purchased hog of Marion
Bishop that dressed 430 pounds.
Speak up, Mr.. Hograiser; can you
beat it?
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Sewing Circle

The Sewing Circle met at the
home of Mrs. RI. M. Whitcraft, on
Front street, Wednesday afternoon.
This is pleasant, amiable bunch
of ladies that meet once week
for a social, good time. A very
toothsome collation. was served.
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Mr.. Ed. Doebele, of Dayton, is
the guest of hls parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Doebele, this week.
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Mr.. Phillip Marks, of Lam
caster, is visiting Messrs. Henry
and Homer Hansel in Logan this
xuaab
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GIRL WANTED-To do gener-
al house work in small family.
Call on Mrs. f. S. Case, Logan.
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Mr., James II. Carnes is laid up
with sprained ankle. He fell off
wagon and got general shaking
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Mr.. Tom Wakely has gone to
Columbus to accept position in
a tonsorial parlor at that place.
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Mrs. S. f. Mcbride has now ON
display new spring goods in milli-
merry. Her hat creations are most
pleasing.
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Postmaster F. M. Mckay has
sold his home property on Walnut
street to Mr.. Rudolph Rempel,
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Brunswick Bowling League
High man score-F. Shaw-23O.

High team score-Brunswicks-
S77.
High man score-F. Shaw-23O.
The Brunswicks and the All
Stars played three close and inter
esting games last Thursday even
ing, the Brunswicks taking two
and the All Stars one. The Bruins
wicks succeeded in getting a new
record for the high team roll, ow-
ing to the splendid playing of
"Petey" Shaw, who made a score
of 230. Bell Miller, of the All
Stars, nearly took the record from
Shaw in the last game piling up
pins to the amount of 224. The
following are the scores of the sew
eral players:
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.|LOCAL AND
PERSONAL.
See our Wall Papers, Bort "
Co.
Mr.. Harry Blosser, of Columbus,
spent Tuesday in Logan.
The finest floor stains, at Bort
d Co.
Mr.. Geo. Dannison, of Junction
City, was in Logan, Saturday
Buy your paint and white wash
brushes, at Bort q Co.
Mrs. j. w. Walker is quite i'll
at her home on Walnut street.
The best household Paints at
Bort u Co.'S.
Rev. Pascal Bright, of Ports
mouth, was in Logan, Monday.
|
The big spring line of Wall Pa
pers at Bort & Co.'S.
Commissioners West, of Wash
ington Tp., was in Logan Wednes-
day.
Paint the old buggy with best
carriage paint. Sold by Bort q
Co.
Mr.. j. j. Nihizer, of Greezer
Ridge, was In our office Wednes-
day.
Mr.. j. w. Schaal, of Ilesboro,
was in Logan on business Tues
day.
Biggest line of S and 10 cent
Wall Paper in Logan, at Bort u
Co.
Miss Lottie Harden spent Sun
day with home folks at New Ply
mouth.
Miss Alma Hall was the over
Sunday guest of Mrs. M, H. Cher
rington.
Auditor, Jas. L. Martin was
business visitor in Columbus,
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Omer, of
Union Furnace, were in Logan,
Tuesday.
DR.. j. S. Cherrington, of Porter,
was in logan from Friday until
Wednesday.
Mrs. P. D. Sloane and son were
Sunday guests with relatives at
Rockbridge.
Mr.. Samuel Riser of Salt Creek,
Township, was caller at our
office, Friday.
Editor A. f. Huls was bust
ness visitor in GAINESVILLE a few
days last week.
Mr.. Merrill Ricketts, spent Sat.
urday and Sunday in Lancaster,
the guest of relatives.
Mr.. Wood Knowles and family
are spending few days in Wash
ington county.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. f. johnson re-
turned Tuesday from several days
visit at Columbus.
Mr.. VIM. Wagner, of Columbus,
spent Sunday with relatives and
friends in Logan.
Mrs. Harry Wright and son
were guests of Mrs. Mary Magee,
at Macarthur, last week.
Rev. J. B. Matthias will occupy
the U. B. pulpit In Logan Sunday
morning and Sunday night.
Mr.. Joe Ucker, who has been
employed at Ashville, Ohio, is
spending the week in Logan.
The knights of Pythias had a
very Joyous time Wednesday night,
and good supper was served.
A small wreck happened on the
II. V. Ry. at Haydenville yester-
day. A car jumped the track.
Postmaster F. M. Mckay has
sold his home property on Walnut
street to Mr., Rudolph RempeI
Mr.. Tom Wakely has gone to |
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The best varnish stains on the
at Bort q Go.
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A small wreck happened on the
H. V. Ry. at Haydenville yester-
day. A car jumped the track.
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SOCIETY AND
CLUB NEWS
The Japs

The Japs
The members of the japanese
Club were entertained last Satur-
day by Miss May Johnson.
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We will paint your house with
the best paint made, at Bort 4 Co.
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Mr.. Joe Ucker, who has been
employed at Ashville, Ohio, is
spending the week in Logan.
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The Knights of Pythias had a
very joyous time Wednesday night,
and good supper was served.
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The Republican central commit
tee Saturday voted down n resolu.
tion indorsing Secretary Taft and
Congressman Douglas, % to 3.
The charge is made that Congress-
man Douglas had hand in Great
ing the trump" delegation in
Vinton county, which opposed
Senator Rathburn in the recent
Gallipohs convention. Represen-
tative Erwin denied this, but the
committee would not change its
attitude.
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The Democratic State Conyen,
tion is set for May s and 6, at CO.
lumbus; the senatorial convention
for this district is called for May
Z, at Logan, 1t is now time that
our central committee should get
together and look up our organi-
cation, and fix a time for our
county primary TO elect delegates,
prior to that time. Let's bestir
ourselves and get into the fight.
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Rev. j. B. Matthias will occupy
the U. B. pulpit In Logan Sunday
morning and Sunday night.
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Mrs. Harry Wright and son
were guests of Mrs. Mary Magee,
at Macarthur, last week.
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Commissioner West, of Wash
ington Tp., was in Logan Wednes-
day.
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Mr.. j. w. Schaal, of Ilesboro,
was in Logan on business Tues
day.
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Editor A. f.. Huls was a bust
ness visitor in GAINESVILLE few
days last week.
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Mr.. Samuel Riser of Salt Creek,
Township, was caller at our
office, Friday.
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Mr.. Merrill Ricketts, spent Sat-
urday and Sunday in Lancaster,
the guest of relatives.
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Mr.. j. j. Nihizer, of Greezer
Ridge, was IN our office Wednes-
day.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1908-03-05

Mrs. 2. D. Sloane and son were
Sunday guests with relatives at
Rockbridge.