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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-26
.Radford Social News.
Especial to The Times. pIapatch.

Especial to The Times Dispatchs i
RADFoRD, January. 2s.-A beauti.
ful violet luncheon was given at high.
noon Saturday by Mrs. James Waltor
Flanagan, in honor OF the Current
Events Club. Mrs. Flannagan wore Oh
handsome gown OF white. with violetss;
as did also the young girls who served,
Misses M Melita Wilson and Willie Har r.
vey. An eleeent menu was served In
four courses. 5vtoleLs being served with \
each course. The Havelln china was
with yioehts and the yiost
mary Glass in Navigation an inter
esting r contest. proved very entertain.
was not carried out on account Of thas
illness of Mrs. Henry K. McEIarg, Jr.y,
whose vocal talents and fine musical
of "Radfords Prima Donna.' 4
Misses Jessie Reid and Elsie Solder
entertainer the Rosebud Garden of
Claymont, the occasion being. the fourth!
about thirty guests. the young men, be-
| at this very enjoyable function. Games
music and several attractice contests:
made up the program. The musical,
Garland Johnson. vocal solo by Miss,
Edith Dodds, and apiano solos. by Miss
Eyyeiyn Lyle, Miss Brownie Delp and
BY Misses Reid and selden. Messrs.
4 Thomas Jones and Guy Johnson. and
coffee and chocolate by Mrs. Reid In
! Valley view Hospital has been
closed. the work on the ~ dewater road
having been nearly completed. and DR..
q. p. Fisher. the superintendent,w with
t Miss Hassenzahl. the. head nurse. the
S ay fon Mean ana Vaw Me
tapass. N. c.. which DR.. Fisher has
lately built on the summit of the Blue
Ridge for the Macarthur Bros. Conn
!. pany.
critically III at his home, near Radford.
is but little Improved. His children
:. were all called home last week. SIS Mr..
Gibson is near eighty: and Is suffer-
! ing from heart trouble. ~
4 Miss Meta Bullard is spending IA
/ few days In Pulaski. SIX q
Mr.. and Mrs Herbert Johnson and
\ children. OF Roanoke. are visiting Mr..
!. Johnson's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. G.. q.
dsRs or hsy w w ssys Il sn
Mr. j. P. GOLDSMITH and daughter,
Miss Leila; are visiting friends In
Keith Harvey, tile little son OF Mr..
and Mrs s. b. Harvey, Of East Rad.
4 nose Wednesday, s1s5 rs. .s 9,
Mrs. Virginia Hill Payne. who has
ton in Wytheville is now the guest
of her sister. Mrs. L. O. Billiard.
4 Mr.. James and Miss Lula Shelburns
have been quite sick at their home,
in the country. this week. 81. u
A Mr.. Frank a kerss died Mt I the houln
& Eof ltis mother, Mrs. r pheccs II Ia wfrs.:
q He was twent Y two years old.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-26
Mecklsnb burg Social News
! rsnecIaI "a m n -pispntcl, 4.

TSpeciaI to The Times Dispatch. Is sss
Va. iasasry ssThe deiig glua
weather of the past week has made:
outdoor sports unusually popular, spec
cial interest centring u, Q Z, g moonlight,
night. Quite a party went out and
ran poor Reynard to cover. re turning
late in the night. One Of the largest
on Wednesday morning after a short
chase OF only two hours. The fine
weather has also added much to the
have been much In the field. ss
Indoors bridge has been the popular
spastinie. gsf
on IS: SUNDAY y, asI!gh,la sacred Con
mold. Mr.. q. Il. Eckenrode, of Balti-4
more; Dr A. Graw e g OF South
Mrs. 2. p. Wentworth and Miss
Elizabeth Bonham, of Y orl. p arc
ENJOYING the lovely, weather. 4 I, and find;
: MI. and Mrs. George n II. Bergen. Of
sHaddonneld. N. j.; Miss Marian scull.3
Of Camden den, n !, Misses $ B lS e MI;
a party Of true sportsmen and attrac-a
tive sport smen. who arrived this week
with a large number of dogs, and
field enjoying the quail shooting to-
the fullest extent. ss
Rl Msssrs oE nSrFidso ann and ,IT
rs MI. b. j. Mediing. of Boston. was
called home. this week but vii return
later bringing Mrs AIedling 4 for &, an an
Mr. CogsweIl and Miss Helen Cogs-5
well. Of New York.. are here fol, an
indefinite stay. spending much OF their 1FEr
a Dr.. ". ID. Turner, OF Raleigh. paid his
first ,yislt here, this week as tn. guest
colonel and Mrs. s. Rsn,nn and
back fora return soiourn. Mr. G. n.
Bissett, OF Nashville. N, c., Is here for
Mr., a. 9. Glenn, much improved from
his stay here, re turned to his home,
South Boston, Va. this week. &c
pr..FW Crawford returned to South s;naa1
ls asyn1euhs his aa and tsther Mr. and
Mrs. q. Q. Crawford. for an extended
stay. sS, 55s
ms ana Mrs an Mis-. Z RResFy s
Laray. va. arrived Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Etheridge. OF Nor
folk, are enjoying their stay here.
sMessrs. N. NJ: Ritter: Of Reading Pa.::
w. Davis. Of New York city, I, !, ohm
North Carolina: j. J Worle,y.s.of LynchSs
burg; j. d. Temple. of Chica g J, a .Qly !.
Powell, of Richmond; Fl. u Simmons.
II. M Elmore, e: Flame 6 IN, NJ ".
a.. LaPorte. G. T. Grimes T.. G. Ham
inond, r., r.. NIcClure.iS IS. w. SCoureYs. u.
a.. Hampson. Paul Turrer,5 ] r.. g. u.
Wilhelm. G.. C.. Wilcox 5A. Sin1merfield.
OF baltimore; Messrs. c.. p, q Dairy. of
IAlexnndria: Davis Ayres. of Salem VA.
Guy 1.ayinder. II Nas,hyllle. Tenn: Or.
Of Winnipeg. Canada; @. IS, a, Of st.
Louis Mo- Miss L.. RI, Jerry. o Z Liiray
Va Mr.. and Mrs. U quharts of Lynch
burg, Va.:SsW, NIoAfe. o e Fhiladel7
phia i, Wall. u. s. Ice Ciwynns OF
DanVille, Va. sssygi 13s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-26
|Rustburg Social News.

Il . fsUsTBuRG, VA, January 2b.--Mrs.
DIR. Charlton Rosser, who has been SO
very Ill. and upon whom an operation
vas vas = per performed !. BY Or: Waugh. OF
fined to his bed with inflammatory
rheumatism, is much better.
Misses Carrie and Evelyn Nelson. ac-
companied by Mr.. J. c. Newman, Jr.,
took a long horseback ride on We'd
nesday. visiting the school OF Mr..
Browning, about seven miles from
'Rustburg.
Mr.. Clay. the retiring treasurer OF
Campbell county, has been in Rust
burg most of the week.
delightful finch party was given
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. James
Finch on Wednesday evening Among
those present were Rev. j. G. Newman
and wife, Mrs. Annie Pittman, Misses
Stella and Lucy withers and Miss
Hattie Walker. Mrs. Pittman won the
prize for the best player, and Mrs
Newman won the BOBBY prize. Re-
freshments were served.
"A very pleasant social was given tc
the younger set at the home OF the
Rev. Asa Drisco1l. among those pres.
cnt were Mr.. =. G. Newman, Mr.. George
Witliers. Walter Nelson. Willie Nelson
Vivian Crawley and Misses Massie
Goetel, Hattie Walker, Eva Crawle.
and Fanny Goggin.e
Mr.. Charles Stone spent Tuesday II
'Lynchburg.
Rev. j. G. Newman, pastor OF tn,
Baptist Church OF this place, vii
preach at tho Baptist Church Sunda,
morning at II. Subject: 1.-THE Divinit.
of Jesus Christi
Mrs. Bruce, the postmistress. spen
several days in Lynchbure this week
MIR. John Rosser is building a. i'm,
store on Main Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-26
Nelson Social News.
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4
NORWOOD, NELSON COUNTY, VA,
January a5.-Mrs. Frank Carter and
two children are visiting her moth
er, Mrs. j. w. ,Carrico, here.
3 Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie "A. Petit ara
little son, OF Newport News, are visit
Ing their parents here.
ii Mrs. r. Nj. Perkins and little son
returned to Portsmouth on Tuesday,
after spending q month with her moth
er. Mrs. NJ. z. Scruggs.
Mr.. Elmo Robertson and Mrs. Frank
Bolton and two children. OF Spring
wood, are Visiting Mrs. II. Z. Robert
Mrs. Charlie Roberts and children
Will soon leave for their home ut the
Phoenix Quarry. i
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Anderson and
daughter are visiting Mrs. Charlie Dun
can. Of Manteo. ~
Miss Nellie Nash is the guest Of
Mrs. Richard Cabelt here.
L Mr.. and Mrs. j ohm Thomas was given
a rounding by their friends here on
= MI. charlie Robertson. Of Portsmouth,
last week
home t In Lynchhnrg on Tuesday.
Miss Carrie Alichlen, OF Broaddus
spent Sunday and MonIay with Miss
Mr.. Willie Turner has moved his
family from lflves's farm to Mount
Everest.
Mr.. Clifford Cabe1l. OF Newport News.
is visiting, his sister, Mrs. Charles 7.
Palmer. Of Wfnglnid,
Mr.. Cabell and Mr.. Arthur Carter are
enjoying foN4hunting ut present.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-26
Louisa Social News.
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Black and Master Mallory Black. Of st.
Louis. Mo-, arc visiting her parents, Mr.. aud
Miss Lettie Goodwin was the guest OF Miss
Otie Hancock at Trevilians on Tuesday.
Mrs Virgil Perkins is III with pneumonia
at her home here. Her Mace, Miss Bessie
Anderson. who lis q graduate nurse OF Rich
mGnd, il with her.
Senator Floyd King, OF clifton Forge.
spent Sunday with his family here.
fR Mrs. B. r. Fox. who has been quite sick
at her home. Roundabout Castle," near
here, Is improving slowly.
Mr.. John Summers. OF the I.oulsa Bargain
House. is back again after spending soma
time with his family in Charlottesville.
Miss Rosabele Hunter has returned from
q pleasant visit to Hinton. w. Va.
are sick with typhoid fever at their home
near "Dunreath,' having contracted the
d.sease from her son, who came home sick
from West Virginia.
Miss Ellen Goss Is guest OF her aunt. Mrs.
DR.. Voolfolk. this week.
Miss Ellen Kent Is visiting her brother,
Mr.. Robert Kent. at his homo on South
Third Street, Richmond.
Mrs. William McLendeniis visiting her par
,cEts here. DR.. and Mrs. r, L. Barrett, this
the United States Soil Survey. is now located
a: Washington. .. &C.
Rev: NJ. 8. Eagle. OF the Episcopal
Ink his pulpit here on, Sunday.
Miss George woodward. Of Polndexter's
Ia Waiting her brother, Mr.. A. B, Woodward
In town. rs a - N =
Mrs. Richard owathmey. Of Richmond. /,
guest OF her uncle. Captain f. v. winston
Miss Katie vanderEritr Of charlo.tesvllls
has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Ftanl
Beale, in town. il ~ 4 +. E
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-26
Bedford Social News.
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I55 Especial to THE Timea- DiEpntch.1
NfOiSrVA1.E. VA. january 25.-Thc
( Woman's club and other friends were
delightfully."- entertained Friday night
at Edge Hill By Mrs. Read. Miss slicnr,
Z Mrs. Rusher and Miss Patterson Pro-
gresslye peanut punching was the fen
turc Of amusement. Each table wac
4 Furnished With n bowl OF peanuts, and
i each guest with pretty hatpin. soi;va.
: Fir nj the occasion. Prizes were a war.l-
ed to the lady and gentleman. taking
the greatest number Of peanuts from
the bowl with the pin. and went 10 1or.
i,nrly and Miss Noel.
AT the conclusion of the game a re-
past Of .boice snbstant;als and sweets
& Ir.ued In n pyramid ofSgreen and fruit
PUNCH served throughout the evening.
+ Miss Gertrude Cooke, OF Koannks. Miss
Sara Royal DR.. y. 3. Rice, OF
4 FOREST. and Mr.. Walter Otcy, az Bed
ford City, were among the guests from
a distance.
Mrs. ". s. sliccr. Of Cripple Creek
Va. is visiting relatives here.
Miss Willie McGhee. of Bedford City
is Tile guest Of Mrs. BETTE Rice.
Miss Matte Aniburn. OF Wytheyil!e
Miss Annie Rudicil. OF Lynchbnrg, and
llr. Edgar Dyer. OF Roanoke. were
the guests OF Miss Alice Eiggs this
& week
Misses Margaret Rice and Blanci
siicer left Tuesday for Shawsville u
In present at the Flanigan-McChesncy
wedding.
Or. Epes Price left this week fol
Washington. Va. where he will locate
The public school here has been sus.
pended owing to the illness Of thu
principal. Miss Mamie Patterson.
Mrs. James Wells left Tuesday 4
vIa't her son, Mr.. John Wells. in Lynch
burg - 49, =
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-26
Farrnville Social News.
Tspecial q The Times D isp,,atch.l


lrARA1yILLE, VA. January 25,--Dr.
and Mrs. William r. .And erson enter
tained,a few OF their Intimate friends
at a game supper w ednesday evening,
The menu. consisted % quail on toast,
Among those presen were Mayor Mayor
and Mrs. Will lam !. W Blanton, Major
and Mrs John r., SMnrtln, MI. and Mrs.
Douglas 7. Elan, Mr. and Mrs; anes
4 Dir. q I. Jarr man. esident OF 4 tic
State n ormal School went q Richmond
ate FINANCE Commit tee in advocacy tMstp 20 q
spseia apprSpr 7, toadd til the
{or
Saptain.i 4, !. = Hunt yave the Farm
Immediately after1the wsskiy drili las
Major r.. Yenable, .rr., who has
tibeen confined toNhis home ny sickness
liz q Bile to$he ahnntg the streets again
sR F fitanas Insts om atte s.
moor from q 81 q oclorlk
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-26
Scottsville SociialNews.

Especial to The Tlmes-Dl s,patch.l

SCOTTSVILLE, VA, January 25.--.
The School Improvement League VIII
meet In. the Scottsville High School
building on the afternoon of Monday,
January 18th, at s:15 o'clock. General
business will be transacted, and spe-
cial program of recitations and Jnustc
glyensby the members OF the Junior
League. 4
.ThereGisi great satisfaction and re-
jotcing8 here over the reappointlnent OF
Mr.. S. r. Cault as postmaster at Scotts-
willie, sas lie is held in universal esteem
by his friends III this vicinity.
a. few days ago a seven-room house
situated on the property owned by Mr..
Robert nurrett, Of this county,. was
burned to the ground. One of his dogs
also had been sa turated with oil, set OF
fire and badly burned. s
Mr.. Ectts vice-presdentgof the Roa-
lynolSe Bridge Company, visited Scotts-
!gville Wednesday,. E
Miss Fannie Omohundro, of Glendower
who lave been quite sick, are inlproys.-
Miss cartetta Tompkins, who has
4 Seen visiting her sister, Mrs. Samuel
/ M, sTompltins, of Richmond. has re-
turned home.
Mrs. j / ". Pereira. who has, beer
Ivory I'LL. iSasout again..
Mr. Levitt Wingfield, q Of w rrens Isl
sitntl Scottsyille5 a few days ago.
$s Mr.. Bernie Jones spent sunday WI
ilhs parents. Mr.. and Mrs. q. T. y ones
at sicottfYllle
Mr.. George T. omohundro visited thu
i to Nm recently. sf33 53si II rs ,!s q
!. s ], :. . !; =; Pitts ypent SUNDAY
Al's. Matte Jones, who has h 'e''
quite sick, Is recovering,
i Nh II n rs Nade,to OF Richmond, spen
I Sunday With his smother Mrs. NJ: ~
A blair. nj a t IA ssa3ss IL n III
Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ Pitts Of dix lii
a shayea been visiting relatives here.
\ b. Mr.. NJ, G, Davis and family, of "Oak
n land 4" have nj been very sick wit
4 fgrip, hut are improving,
\ AS General Lees birthday fell o
4 Sunday this year, ondayi was q bserYe
!, here In Its stead, II Il.
i Mrs, IS. ~; Harris has been auiteaslcr
j, Cor eVera,$ Us. s4 4.
u NJ iss N 4Iszies IL, Is I3nrksdale died a
,It,ei& home, a. near Car er,s Rridge. a q
.sIthe evening of the Sa1st THE huria,sto too
Il place yVednesda afternoon lat Hard
a i&nrcs Baptist Church. ys;sS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-26
Reception Mt I'ocahont.s Inn,

y
beautifully arranged reception was
given Monday evening by Mr., and Mrs.
". r Barbour in hon J, q their house
wsher Mo a1a Mrs n9sman In New NeM
York January 5th. and who made
Pocahontas one OF the stopping places
q their wedding 5enrIne1y en-
marking the return OF Mrs. Barber
to her accustomed place in society as
an experienced ente e, and most
greatly missed during her seclusion
caused by the death of her mother.
Mrs. Barber was assisted in receiving
Baache and Miss Indian McAllister, Of
Baltimore Md. &C., s.s5,5
Mrs. Merlwether was gowned in pale
s ega 81 point lace: one
were diamonds. Mrs. Ward was dress
ed in a magnificent robe Of black lace
satin ner ernaments dis ola
beautifully and becomingly attired in
black lace. trimmed In blue chiffon,
land carried a shower bouquet Of white.
Mis- sh NE HEaaeets
more, was charmingly gowned In blue
silk, with white lace and diamonds.
! algrette. The suite Of reception rooms
and parlor were thr own open and were
thronged with sPocahoIltas represe mtg ia
tive men and hei, fairest Y. women. The
June and white roses. y,
AT midnight supper .,was served i
s aSs tab te ~ s for
bridal taI party and those assisting in re-
ceiving. was artistically decorated In
pink ribbons, flowers snilaX and ptnilS
table. indicating til nuptlal idea, Of
the function. During the evening,
line from tho ma n no cent ion -roon1, he
table presided over by Miss Margaret
Byrom.. Miss Rae Goodwin and Y Miss
AlGs Gotlsmsn
Mr, and Mrs. MerIweth her left Med :
4 ncsday evening for Louisville, the mas
TIVE city M
A Their West before returning to their
horne In New York City. y. !, J, !,
\ Mrs. William Locke, Mr.. and Mrs. Nv.
Mr. ard Mrs: Y. J. Ware. Mr.; and MRS.
4 ford, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w, Grnybenl. Mr..
4 and Mrs. ]. Easley. Mr.. and Mrs. w. IT.
4 Kirby, Mr.. and Mrs: G. u, Byron, Mr.;
ms ma MrS p H Haisf Nm ana MN M' d af IS
i Johnston, Mr. and Mrs. G. II. zimmer-
i man, Nlr.,nnd Mrs. 4, poss, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. r Ward Mr. and M, Mrs 81 G. n,
4 land Mrs Sol, Banche. Mr. and Mrs.
I Rloch.i Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd. Black Mr.,
and Mrs. W. r.: Grnhnm, Mr.. and Mrs,
4, &. III. Men eer, Mr. and Mrs. II. S. BroWnr
Black ins Surn.Y MI ET1aaehe, N. Baache. Il.
5IsMinter. y. staton, CAPTAIN A..W, Ian
Il 4Robertsr IL II Kidd. Faucet 4, a,
q nan, M. cn.cy, q. NIinter. M, Barber,
sy NH n s,nton aie s a Neon
,ltnel .ss Con, Lindsay, ysssS 81 y .fg q 4.6
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-26
Buckingham Social News.

H IL: special to The Times Dlspatch,l
8Es SIIEPPARDS, VA, january 25,--NIrsl
Lewis ID. Jones, of New store. Va, has
lust returned from I.ynscchhursf on y
Visit, 4, .SSi
Ms Ran Johns visited # Mr. CHARLEY
iIioopper, of unreasonable. Va, las Y sun
day. y, r,s u q, Vi
lno,m,thoi,se on some business thls.,veels,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-26
Brian Social News.
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188,3 tSpecAI To The 'TInles-p IspAtchlIH4 lFgs5g
s8 BRIAN, LOUISA COUNTY, j an 2 I. ~,
Mrs. Joe Lee Johnson continues quite
sick at her home. 5a:lsf
and de Fox. Of ''t Richmond and Lawman,
and Webb, OF Charlottesville, have been
visitors here recently s. 3Sigs}Sss
s8 DIR. Gardner, a prominent surge con on
the United States Navy, lis Visiting Mi.
NIB. Quisenbery. ~ itt ~ Is 43s.S
FS Mr.. u. w, Holiday. who is at the
memorials Hospital In Richmond ~
(veryNInuch improved sg85 sS7s
Mrs. u nu ka Is Wis ting q ends xt
y Louisa. = ,ts.6 n ss sSS Il aIS3 Il s;Ejji4
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1908-04-23
Campbell Endorsed by
Seven Counties.

Ex-Governor James f. Camp
bell made effective progress Satur-
day in his candidacy for the
Democratic Endorsement for United
States senator.
Eight counties outside of Cuya-
hoga held county conventions to
select delegates. Seven of these
have been heard from, and all en-
dorsed the ex-governor. Ottawa
county, which was not heard from,
is also a Campbell county. Those
that endorsed are: Clarke, IL
votes; Columbiana, IL; Knox, s.;
Miami, 10; Perry, Z; Portage, s.;
Wyandot, 6. That is a total of 81
votes, a pretty fair addition to eX-
Governor Campbell's already long
list.
The Cuyahoga county conven-
tion did not make an Endorsement
of any candidate. Mayor John.
son, who controls the delegation,
is said not to be opposed to Gov
ernor Campbell, but has decided
to wait until the convention meets.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1908-04-23
"The Twin Comedians are
Coming"

There has been scores of come
dians of different types produced
in the last few years, most if
not all founded on the lines of
mistaken identity, but in this line
of comedy work there are in all
probability no comedians who
have at their disposal better
field than The Lyman Twin Broth
ers who will be seen here Friday,
April 24th. in their latest musica
farce, "Ths Yankee Drummers
1t is hard to comprehend the true
meaning of mistaken identity
both from funny as well as
serious standpoint until you see it
portrayed by two persons like the
Lyman Twins who look exactly
alike and taken for another at
every turn, for instance if one was
married and one single and the
wife of the married was to meet
the single one, run up and kiss
him, tell him about the new suit
she just purchased and ask him
for two dollars to buy shoes for
the baby, the poor man would be
dumb founded That is real mis-
taken identity.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1908-04-23
Eastern Ohio Patents.

H. f. Dunlap, patent lawyer, of
Wheeling, w. Va, reports the re-
cent issue of the following patents
to Eastern OHIO inventors: j. F.
Arkenberg, Fostoria, non -refillable
bottle; G.. u C. Breeze, New
Straitsville, tie holder; j. Dick,
Canton, fodder cutters; H. B.
Ditwiler, assignor of one-fourth
to L. w. Roc, Mansfield, steering
gear for motor-machine; w. f..
Fetch, Mingo Junction, type
writer support; S. S. Fox, Marion1
cuff holder; S. W. Gibbs, assignor
of half to Gibbs Manufacture
ing Company, Canton, phonograph-
stop; E, w. Roberts, Clyde, COM
pressor; j. B. Reno, Canton, har-
ness.swlng; j. Sines, Empire, cur
tain -stretcher; NJ. G. Steese, Steu-
benville, casting apparatus; and
j. M. Urick, Ironton, sash-fast-
ener. Also the following trade
mark registration Limo Paint
Company, Colllnwood, for mineral
paint and turpentine; F. A. Nc
Gowan, Canton, for children s
leather and cloth shoes.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1908-04-23
Bad Roads in Laurel Town
ship.

What has become of our Supt.
of Roads, Trustees and Commits
sioners of Hooking county? Our
roads are almost impossible, there
is scarcely bridge that is safe to
cross, and the roads, if we may
call them such, have bitches al
most two feet deep straight across
them and none along the side to
carry the water, as there should
be.
Then again the travelling men
ask us, when they stick fast in the
muG holes, if we have no gravel
nor stones in our country, and
then appears the question; Are
we to pay our road tax into the
treasury 20 be dished out to office
holders who sit around and draw
their fabulous salary and never
get out to see the roads and we,
the tax payers, to work the road
free of charge and keep it in good
condition? No, we say no. And
the roads never will be in good
condition under the present Road
Law. TAX PAYER.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1908-04-23
Labor Against Taft.

Boston, April 12.-Charles j.
French, president of the New
Hampshire branch of the American
Federation of Labor, sent out to-
day addressed to all labor organ
lzations, a letter protesting against
the nomination of Secretary Taft
for the presidency. The letter
asks that resolutions of protest
against the Taft candidacy be
adopted and also advises that the
campaign against the war secre-
tary be carried to the polls in the
event of his receiving the nomina-
tion. The letter says in part:
Secretary of War William n.
Taft, now an eager aspirant for
the presidency of the United
States, while sitting formerly as a
judge on the federal bench, be-
came the unfortunate exponent of
four noteworthy pivotal labor de-
cisions, involving the boycott, the
injunction, the strike, the commit
ment for contempt of court, etc.,
which significant judicial utter
ances, with their accompanying
expositions and construction of
law, laid the foundation and
formed the general basis and chief
legal precedent for such formid-
able embarrassment and perilons
complications as now bese3 our
fraternity and personal welfare
and progress.