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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-04-01

that party by using money chHsrfally
| Cor its ticket. The democratic candi.
date for county ast)-ncy was a
known prohibtionist. +uI the election
VI him to office spelled Armstrong;
certain annihilation rhe pledge OF
The republican male Armstrong
crazy and he threatened t. run in
open violation Of all society.
The result Of the election was a
democratic sheriff and republican
county attorney and the day they
were induced into onice they made
their pledges good. backed hy a
judge who has developed a tendency
10 put law-breakers in Jail rather
than assess fines.
While advertised as a bad man. Ct
former day tyne, the Ralston gambler
tried no battle with the sheriff. who
Is a gun-shot champion. and the in
iquitous place was cffcctually closed,
and the owner forced to leave the
country.
Last week Armstrong started TO
the new camps OF Nevada. taking
quite sum Of money to open
gambling house. He declared that he
was going TO either Manhattan or
Goldficld. and show them pikcrs
how TO GET green money"
Winnamuck Is new field and the
wintcring place Of some fifty miners
who campaigned in the Alaskan and
Australian fields They are quiet men,
seldom drinking and try all their
lawsuits with siX-shootors at the time
they think the argument needs strong
action.
As no information followed the
wire notifying Of Armstrong; death
IL is only presumption as 10 how
he was killed. \ buffer and fond
of gun plays II is presumed that
| Armstrong mistook some overly quiet
miner for one whom he could have
] Nll'l w lNllt anu NdN Iul l'h WI w
the other world without chance to
| say "A word.
When word was sent to Ralston
announcing Armstrong; death, his
wife made two efforts TO take her
! life. Mrs. Armstrong Is Of a good
and highly respected family. and al
ways conducted herself with propri-
ETY.. At times she would go to the
towns where Armstrong was run!
ming his joints, but generally stayed
in Ralston. where, in spite of her
husband and his notorious escapades,
she held the esteem OF all
Her last attempt at suicide was
with revolver, two shots taking eff
feet, and the physicians announce
that her recovery is in grave doubt.
When Henry Armstrong was a
small country merchant he had a nice
address. was peculiarly handsome and
made money. He gambled great
| deal and won quite large sums Of
money. He finally became a Joints
and gamekeeper aud made money by
| the thousands. He went TO Nowatz
in the center of the oil fields where
men spend money freely and one
time permitted unlimited betting at
the roulette table. An oil operator
from Pittsburg lost $4,000 on one
bet. The more he won. The
stronger Armstrong defied the law.
When the raids OF "Pussyfoot" John.
son was being made at Bartlesvile,
Claremore, Tulsa and surrounding
cities, Armstrong ran as of yore,
never even so much as closing the
joint For that and other reasons
II was charged that he was possess
ed of a pull" probably connected
with the winnings of his tables, but
No ynnJ avidanpa woq avar fnrthcnn.
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He Got What lie Needed.

Mime years ago It looked as II my
time had come" says Mr.. c. Farthing
of Mill Creek, Ind. Ter, 81 was so run
down that life hung on very slender
thread. It was then my druggist rec
commended Electric Bitters. l bought
a bottle and | got what | needed
strength. | had one foot in the grave,
but Electric Bitters put it back on the
turf again, and I've been well ever
since" Sold under guarantee at w.
3. Frames drug store. SOC.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1908-02-13
String Town.

Mr.. and Mrs. Will Murphy spent
Friday evening with Mr.. and Mrs.
Allen Murphy,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. G.. Beery spent
Sunday with Mr.. Elmer White
and family.
Mrs. w. j. North, of Walnut
Valley, was the guest of Mrs Web
ester Glove last Thursday.
Quite number of young folks
from this place attended the spell
ling at Pleasant Valley last Friday
night.
Mr.. John Krinn and family
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Sol. Harsh.
Mrs. Allen Murphy called on
Mrs Peter Weaver Sunday after
noon.
Mr.. Sam Krinn and sister were
the guests of their brother Irwin
Krinn and family Sunday.
Mr.. Charles Clark, made busi-
ness trip to Logan, Saturday.
Young peoples meeting at Un-
ion Sunday evening was we'll at
tended.
Mr.. j. E. Weaver attended the
wood-chopping at Mr.. Lewis Rog-
er's, last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas McPeck
and children took dinner with
Mrs. Eliza Whartman, Sunday.
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Changing Rural Routes.

| have never attempted to write
to any paper until now and maybe
this will be sent to the waste
basket, but / hope not.
AS | have been reading the
DEMoCRAr-SENTINEL | see that the
Salt Creek delivery of mail has
been changed and / could not help
saying something for sympathize
with the Salt Greek people. They
are left 4 or miles from the post
office, and as | have always been 5
or miles from an Office | know
how to feel for them. / can't un-
derstand why Blue Creek wanted
to cut out that little strip of that
route when their creek is only
three miles long and their post
/ office in the middle of the length
of the creek. | know, for have
travelled over both roads, and be-
sides all this there was petition
gotten up TO take in Blue Greek
without troubling the Salt Greek
route at all. Now men, do you
call this doing as you would have
others do unto you, nay, verify.
A SuBsoRIsER.
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Old Town

We will once more endeavor tC
write few of the happenings of
this locality which the wind has
not blown from our hearing.
James Polling, of Logan, was q
pleasant visitor at this place Tues.
day.
j. o. Polling made dying trip
to Logan in Walkers express
Monday.
Frank Polling attended meeting
at Mt. Tabor, Sunday.
Meeting is in progress at Beth
any. Rev. Boyd has an attack of
la grippe, and has not been pres
ent yet.
Misses Ida Fickel and Maud
Bright were Logan visitors Satur-
day.
Roy Brooks and lady friend,
Miss Rilla Brown, attended meet
ing at Bethany, Saturday evening.
Frank Fickel spent Sunday with
David Rutter and family.
Orla and William Wolfe were
the Sunday guests of Adam Polling
and family.
Mrs. Frank Fickel visited Chas.
Fickel's, Sunday.
G. S. Wright spent Sunday at
Isaac Wolfe's.
Nelson Inboden and John Mohler
were the Sunday guests of John
Poiing.
Miss Jeanette Hartmann was a
Logan visitor Saturday.
When the cares of life are many,
And its burdens heavy grow,
Think of weak ones close beside you,
If you love them tell them so.
What you count of little value,
Has an almost magic power,
And beneath their cheering sunshine
Hearts Will blossom like flower.
WILMA.
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Marion.
TUNE Yankee Doodle,
WILMA.

(Tune Yankee Doodle,D
Prohibition is the theme
The temperance folks delight in
Wei right it down to fit the tune
our fathers made for fighting,
And if you want to stop man
From drinking booze and brandy
Don't give license to the law
That always keeps it handy,
Prohibition is the theme
Wei shout 1t through the nation
Prohibition to the wron5
Is right through all creation.
Mrs. Sarah McLin is very much
improved at this date Saturday
Feb. Sth.
James McLin was the pleasant
guest of friends of the east side
Sunday.
Miss Mary Inboden has return
ed to her home after spending q
few weeks at Carbonhill.
Will McLin of Logan. visited
his mother last week.
Willie Scholl of Bear Run sold
his farm to Mr.. Skinner recently,
we presume he will be leaying Old
Marion some of these times. We
will be sorry to loose such good
citizens as Mr.. School and family
President Roosevelts "big stick
seems to be the general theme for
debates lately. Let the licks fall
thick and fast and hard, aud
the tribe of politicians with sense
and "back bone" like unto our
president may increase.
Will the Editor and his helpers
please pardon me for going into
poetry this week for l really can't
help it, and hope Old 81 won't call
it ''Bug Dust Poetry" either.
The following lines are soothing
OIL TO annOlnt tne wounds OF tnaU
Nelsonville gentleman who doesn' t
want booze fighter about him.
mo compromise nor standing still,
Get out of the way.
We're tired paying liquor bills,
Get out Of the way
Now all who love the cause of booze
Get out of the way.
For fight we will 'till victory comes
Get out of the way.
Coming, don't you hearit,
Prohibition coming soon.
Get out of the way"
Yours truly and there is more
where this came from.
A Booze FIGHTER.
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Cedar Grove

Bad colds and coughs are all the
go in our village.
| Mrs. Jacob BANTER, Mrs, Mary
Pleukharp and John Kern are
critically i'll at this writing.
AL. BANTER and Charley Willard,
of Pine Valley, visited the sick In
our vicinity, last Sunday.
Walter Pleukharp, of So. Bloom.
ingville, was called here on the
account of the sickness of his
mother, Mrs. Mary Pleukharp.
DR.. Melcher, the wide awake
physician, of So. Bloomingville, is
here this week, in the interest of
the sick of our village.
Lew Ccnkle q Co., of Pine Grove,
are still chasing the fox across our
hills.
Miss Ellie Lindsey is visiting
her uncle, Vern Conkle, of Pine
Valley, this week.
Rose Bros. made business trip
to Logan, last Thursday.
Lige Woolever is hauling rail-
road ties from our village to So.
Bloominpyille.
Mrs. Woolever, of Cedar Heights,
is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Maggie BANTER, who is critically
ill of lung trouble.
Miss Icel Davis visited Miss Cora
Linn, last Tuesday.
Hollis Beery, of Westerville, and
Mrs. Elizabeth Harris, of Laurel
vile, were called here last Thurs
day on the account of the sickness
of their mother, Mrs. Malinda
Beery. Mrs. Beery died soon af-
ter the arrival of her son and
daughter. Interment at Scotch
Creek the Saturday following.
MAUD.
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Pleasant Hill

We are having some very cold
weather at present.
Oliver Volt and wife made a
business trip to Logan, Friday.
Mrs. Emily Tidd was n Rock
bridge shopper Friday,
The aged aunt of Mrs. Jacob
Kline died recently, at Gibson
vile, and was taken to Davis
Chapel for burial.
O. II. Dupler and family, of
Rockbridge, Thomas Kline and
Mrs. Anna Dawson and daughter,
of Lancaster, and Charley Green
all took dinner with Jacob Kline
and wife, Sunday.
Frank Edwards was seen on our
streets.
Mrs, Jacob Kline was called to
Lancaster by the serious illness of
her daughter, Mrs, Mason.
Miss Isla Kline spent few days
with her sister, Mrs. Carrie Dup
Ter, of Rockbridge. GERALDINE.
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Washington Township

VIM. r. Thrush had the mis-
fortune to lose very valuable
horse by a fall on the ice a few
days ago.
Chas. Alkire and +. L. Souders
were in the butchering business
one day last week, killing very
fine beef for W. r. Thrush. We
hope F. L. took no relapse with
the grippe.
Henry lies, the pioneer horse
shoer of Ilesboro, is still at his
post of duty, though past 7G years
of age and can make shoe stay
on with the best experts of the
present schools of horse-shoeing,
Our new merchants of Ilesboro
are doing "a hustIing business and
these icy times makes us rejoice
we have good merchants among
us. No doubt they will stay should
the people around here give them
proper patronage
Protracted meeting is in pro-
gress here at lesboro, and all
who can are regular in attendance
and report many good meetings,
and the hope is that many may
join the church and become living
heroes for future good.
j. W. Schaal was seen vending
his way toward Orland, Ohio, one
day last week, hut did not Just
tell us why, but perhaps he want
ed to see the "kivered" cars again.
Many people in tins vicinity are
having severe colds or la grippe,
and when they think they are well
and hearty it is not just that way
but in some weeks more of the
same.
Geo, Anthony looks so very
pleasing, now you can hardly help
thinking he has received comic
valentine, but not that, Oh gno I!
it's nice little girl,
Chas. Warthman says Ne be-
llieves truly thar Texas Aony is
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Pleasant Valley

We wish to correct a few Of the
many mistakes that have been APP
pearing in the Pleasant Valley
items. Such as people having
their arm dislocated and lock jaw,
and sheep attacking peoples dogs
and killing them,
Such accidents may happen to
people soon enough without joking
about it. SO, dear readers, that are
not acquainted with our corre-
spondent, who ever he or she may
he, look over such Things, as the
correspondent is not correct
in all that is written.
A READER.
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Albert Sims, Of Goose Run, is
quite poorly at this writing.
Charles Evans, our mail carrier,
had the misfortune to have one of
his horses to fall while driving up
the pike last Friday, cutting his
left front leg pretty badly.
Miss Nellie Todd and sister,
Mrs. Glenn Thompson, of this
ridge, went to Marshfeld last Fri
day to visit their Grandmother
Hamilton.
Meeting at this place closed last
Friday evening. The church was
much revived and few were TAX
en- into the church, that many
more were not saved was not the
fault of the pastor, as Rev. Massie
is fine talker, an out and out
good minister, that everyone who
is acquainted with, loves and
reveres.
Miss Anna Woolery, of Doan-
vile, visited her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. B. b. Woolery, !ast week and
attended meeting on this ridge.
Wishing the DEMoCRAT.SENTINEL
and all its staff success, and hop
ing to hear from Uncle 81 soon
and often, we bid you one and all
good day. IToNITE
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Carbon Hill
A man of words and not OF deeds,
Is like n garden full of weeds.

| A man of words and not OF deeds,
| Is like a garden full OF weeds,
| He says one thing and does another,
And is not believed by his own brother.
j. l.. Biosser was in Columbus,
last Thursday.
John Kennedy went to Colum-
! bus, last Saturday to accompany
his wife home from the hospital.
Misses Mary and Letta Harold,
of this place, spent last Sunday
with their parents, near Union
Furnace.
John Johnson, of tins place, was
in Nelsonville, last Saturday.
Ambrose Brooker, of Longstreth,
passed through here, last Satur-
day evening, enroute home from
Logan where he has been visiting
his brother, Joe, who is very ill.
Frank Evans, Chas. Matheny,
Samuel and James Smith, of this
place, were in Jacksonville, last
Saturday.
Mrs. George Lyons, of Long
streth, is spending several days
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas MeAllister, of this place.
Gene Bay, one of our best young
men, left last week for Cambridge
Wyoming, in search of work. We
wish him success.
John Lax, of Jacksonville, was
here on business, last Saturday.
The little son of Robert Coffey,
is quite i'll with lung fever.
At meeting of the Trustees, of
Ward Tp., recently, the following
supervisors were appointed; Dis
tricts of Carbonhill, Monday and
Longstreth, VIM. Parks; Sand
Run and Blatchford, Levi Blanch (;
Jobs and Coal Gate, Geo. Trim
mer.
Did you read what S. H. Bright
said in his Athens speech, con-
cerning the nomination of W. j.
Bryan and w. H. Taft being the
candidates for president, and the
Capitalists being on VIM. Taft's
side. Everybody will admit that,
for capitalists are always on the
side of their friends, and that ID
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as much faster than lighting, as
lighting is faster than turtle,
and it keeps him just dying to
jump into the saddle when his
pony takes one of it's rapid strides
for the home stride
Noah Woolever and his whole
family have left the farm of VIM.
Barton and moved on the N,
p. Ferguson farm near llesboro.
We heard the long lived r.. F.
u. Carrier on Route failed to
get over his line on last Thursday,
and no wonder, when we see some
of the Swiss glacier he has to
climb, and it Is well to take ample
care of ones self at such risky
times as the recent past has been.
WE Two.
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Just the reason why every labor
ing man should vote for Mr.. Bry-
an, for Mr.. Taft is the man that
arbitrated the dispute between the
jackson County miners and the
operators when the miners asked
for ten cents extra for the low
wien Of coal compared to the high
coal in the Hooking Valley, and
Mr.. Taft decided in favor of the
operators and said there was no
reason why the miners should get
more for the low coal. If you
don't believe me write to either
Comodore Skunk, of Jackson, or
Alanson Camp, of Jobs, who were
working there at the time.
UNCLE HEz.
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Calico Ridge

Mr.. Ground Hog is going some
as weather prognosticator. We
hope that he may slip and slide
off the stage, for it is too slippery
for us, and all the news is slip
ping away.
Squire Shultz lost a valua BILE
COW last week.
Clara Snider is still at her Aunt
Hattie Francisco's, nursing her
sister, Lulu.
John Beery, of Goat Run, was
seen last Saturday sliding over the
ice in the direction of Logan.
Squire Shultz celebrated his 57th
birthday Sunday, by giving a
chicken dinner to his immediate
family.
j. j. Shaw and wife were the
Sunday guests of W. H, Funk and
wife.
Good time for the blacksmith
this kind of weather.
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Mt. Zion

According to ground hog lore
we will have six weeks more of
cold weather and / guess we are
having it so far.
Ice, ice, nothing but ice. Every
body getting a fall, but we are
glad to say that we have no SER
Ious accidents to chronicle at this
date.
News is scarce on this ridge, as
people have not been able to get
to market even, unless going q
foot, us not many had their
horses rough shod for the Ice.
We are glad to learn that Lesley
Dabritz, who fell at the school
building at Carbondale and was
thought so seriously injured, ii
slowly improving.
Mr.. b. B. Woolery was seer
vending his way 10 Nelsonville
this morning.
Goldie, the little daughter Of
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Icy Slope

The weather is very changablt
and sickly, lagrippe and mump:
are taking there route arounG
here.
August Palmer called on w. j
Scholl, Wednesday of last week
and by it raining so hard on th'
snow, raising the Bear run creel
so high, he had to go arounc
a good distance to get home.
Mr.. Stoneburner. of Muskingun
County, is visiting his cousin, DR.
j. Rutter.
The burns of little Clifford
Cruise are healing nicely.
Misses Sarah and Addie Rutter
called on Mrs. H. II. Cruise, Sat.
urday evening.
William Ruff is suffering from &
relapse of mumps.
Orlie Ruble, Hiram Sheets, an6
Stanley Stellar, all have the
mumps at this writing. Many
other people are exposed, in this
community.
People here that dread the
winter grippe, will have to go to
the sunny south, Virginia would
be good place.
Miss Hazel Weaver, of Va, says
that she and her Wigg Mann will
be joined soon.
H. III. Cruise, the successful
wall paper representative, called
on DR.. j. Rutter, and as usual re-
ceived a nice order. He has nice
Samples at the right figure.
Miss Clara Ruff is some better
at this writing.
Mrs. Sarah McClin is very
poorly.
Say old 81 you must be gaining
in weight, are you not? you ought
to, / think.
Mrs. H. II. Cruise is on the sick
list, at this writing.
Several of the people, of this
community, have been receiving
letters from Isaac Weaver's, in
Amelia Va, but they haven't
heard them say any thing about
the deer and wild turkey hunting
yet.
There are two Oil Companys in
this community, leasing for oil,
Sail Miller had to shut his saw
mill down on account of icy
weather, last week.
Baker Cannon and II. Cruise
made business trip to Logan,
Saturday.
w. j. Scholl made business
to Creola, o., Saturday.
A STRANGER.
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Ewing
The day is ending
The night decending,
The ground is frozen,
The rivers are dead.
HAPPY HooLIGAN.

The day is ending
The night decending,
The ground is frozen,
The rivers are dend.
Yes; but we know that under
that coating of ice and snow the
water is flowing, the grass and
flowers spring up and all nature
will rejoice. We love old winter
with it's many pleasures and joys.
1t brings the family reunions, the
exchanging of gifts, the glad New
Year, Saint Valentines day and
above all our dear Washington s
birthday. 1t brings rest and op-
portunity to catch up on many
duties and work, that the summer
with it's manifold cares will not
admit of. Then you know we
must have some stormy, bad days,
to appreciate the sunny ones.
Chas. Brandt, and wife OF Lo-
gan, visited friends and relatives,
at this place, last week.
George Gordon passed through
our streets, one day last week.
Ed. Foltz and wife were Logan
callers, one day last week,
Newman Hanse!'s entertained.
last Thursday, number of friends.
Those present were: John Hansei
and wife, Chas. Brandt and wife,
Eli Keller and wife and Tom Cook
and wife.
May Sullivan, of Lancaster, was
the guest of James Nmion, last
week.
Hugh Fl. West passed through
our valley, last Saturday, enroute
to Logan.
Ed. Foltz's entertained Harvey
Bowers, of Logan, last Thursday
evening.
Protracted meeting has begun
at Ilesboro. Several from this
place have been attending.
Eli Keller was Logan shopper,
Saturday.
Ed. Foltz was seen in Ilesboro,
last Thursday.
Newman Hansel and wife and
Mrs. Sarah Nixon, were enter
tained by Win Lenz and family,
last Sunday.
John Felon's are visiting friends
at this place, at present.
John Hansel was a Logan caller,
one day last week.
We are sorry of the accident Of
Chas. Zelgler, but hope he is much
improved at this writing.
Don't forget to send your "val-
entines."
l ring off wishing the DEMOCRAT
SENTINEL much more good success,
BLUE BELL.
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Pleasant Valley

Pale Is the February sky,
And brief the midday's sunny hours,
The windswept forest seems TO sigh
Tor the sweet time of leaves and flowers
W. d. Murphy was Logan
visitor, Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Augustine Black
ston visited the formers parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Sim Blackston, OF
near Bremen, Monday and Tues
day.
Mrs. l. Vancuren broke bread
with Mrs. John Evans, Friday.
Chas. Boiling and wife spent
Sunday with the latters parents
of Corn Cob, Sunday.
Otto A. Shaw and wife visited
relatives in Logan, Sunday.
Miss Myrtle, Homer and William
Evans were Logan shoppers, Sat
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Rockbridge

Mrs. viii Shaw, of Logan, spent
Sunday with relatives at this city.
Mrs. Will Tucker and son,
Hollis, were Lancaster visitors
Saturday.
Miss Jennie Stoughton, of Sugar
Grove, visited her grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs, j. Stoughton, Sun
day,
MIR. Lou Ridnour and wife were
Lancaster visitors Saturday.
Mrs. Lloyd HansIey and son,
Lawrence, of Logan, visited
friends at this place last week,
c. B, Huls was Lancaster
visitor Saturday.
c. l. Goss and daughter, Edna,
visited his son, Boyd, and wife,
Sunday.
A. j. Stoughton was Ian
caster visitor Saturday.
Mrs. Will Herl and daughter,
Anna, of Logan, visited }. Slough
ton and family Sunday.
Miss Bertha Grove, of Ian
caster, visited her mother Sunday
Chas. Wharton was q Logan
visitor Saturday.
Messrs. Almus Mason, Clay
Bumgardner and Clyde Snidel
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urday,
G.. w. ZeigIer and Ray Van
curen were at Gibisonville, Sunday.
Geo. Conkle and wife and 1.
Vancuren and wife broke bread
with Chas. Krinn g, Sunday.
The spelling given at our school
by Chas. Leigler, Friday night,
was well attended.
Homer Evans called on Miss
Emma Ball. of near Logan, Sun
day.
o. A. Shaw made a business
trip to Lancaster, Saturday.
Augustine Blackston was Lo-
gan shopper, Saturday.
TOWHEAD.
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spent Sunday at this city.
Mrs. Lucy Montague was Lo.
gan shopper Saturday.
Elder T.. G. Vaudeville, of
Delaware, preached interesting
sermons Saturday and Sunday at
the A. G. Church.
Martin lnboden, of Logan,
spent Sunday with his daughter,
Mrs. Chas. Wharton. ROBIN.