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The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1908-09-17
Big Pine Valley

Ira 10y, of Fairfield Co., visited
relatives in our vicinity last Friday.
Several from this place attended
the Adelphi fair last Saturday. All
reported good time.
William 10y and Homer Denison
went Monday to cut corn for Jacob
10y, of Fairfield Co,
Enid Cupp, of Pursell, was seen on
our streets Monday.
Seth Ellis, wife and little son, Law
renee, of near Logan, visited Bert
Febus and wife few days last week
Floyd Brown called at Mahlon Pax
tons, Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Edward Netf and children
Frances and Mildred, passed through
this place Monday, enroute to her
fathers, Isaac Quillen's, where she
expects to spend a few weeks.
Rebecca Paxton was the guest of
her aunt, Mrs. Sarah Spencer, of near
Adelphi, Sunday afternoon.
Our school is progressing nicely un.
der the management of Nellie Finney.
Hello Mount Vernon, as grasshop-
per time is over the people are all
waiting to hear from you again.
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Sanner-- McSherry.

One of the prettiest weddings of
the season was solemnized, Sum
day, Sept. 13, at Mr.. j. RI. Nc
Sherry's residence at Haydenville,
when the youngest daughter,
Freda was united in holy wedlock
with Lawson A. Sanner, of near
Mt. Zion.
Quite number gathered at the
home to witness the ceremony and
partake of the beautiful dinner,
such as only Mrs. McSherry can
prepare. The bride was attired in
dainty gown Of white null and
lace and Mr.. Sanner wore the con-
ventional black. Many aud lovely
were the presents received, among
them were two sets of silver
knives and forks, silver gravy
ladel, butter knife, tea spoons,
four bed spreads, two table cloths,
napkins, scarfs of drawnwork and
battenburg, hand painted china,
cut glass, sherbet cups, celery dish
and many others too numerous to
mention. The day will be long re-
membered by those present. Mr..
and Mrs. Sanner are two of our
excellent young people, the latter
having taught in the public school
of Haydenvllle for several years.
AL join in wishing them happy
welded life.
Those from out o!-town who at
tended the wedding were: Mr..
Jesse and Mrs. Rilla Stalter, of
Nelscnville; and MIR. r. +. Wolfe
and daughter Ettie, Mr.. j. G. Ad-
cock and family, of Logan Mise
of Glouster; Mrs. Mar
garet McSherry and granddaugh-
ter, Bertha Rigging, OF Nelson
vile; Mr.. Ben Stalter and family,
Of Nelsonvlle Mr.. Ed Sanner and
family and Jesse Sanner and wife,
of Mt. Zion; Mr.. and Mrs. s. r.
Mcdowell and little daughter,
of Jacksonville. A GUEST.
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Death Of Mrs. Isaac Collins.

Mrs. Isaac Collins died at her
home on Second street on last Fri
day afternoon at two o. clock, after
a prolonged and painful illness.
She had been sufferer for ten
years with complication of dis
eases, and has been sick in bed for
the last five weeks, during which
time her suffering was intense.
Mrs. Barbara Frasch- Collins was
born in Logan on January l3, 1851,
and died Sept. 10, 1908. aged 81
years. In 1876 she was married TO
Isaac Collins. To this union were
born two daughters, who, with the
husband, survive her. All her
life was spent in Logan, where she
formed large circle of friends
who are sorry to hear of her death.
She was member of the Rath-
burn Sisters Lodge and large
number of the mem bers attended
the last sad rites of their deceased
sister. Besides sorrowing hus-
band and daughters, the deceased
leaves to mourn, two sisters and
one brother.
The funeral services were held
at the home on last Sunday, con-
Quoted by Rev. Il. b. White of the
Methodist church. lnterment was
made in the Old Cemetery.
Help US oh Lord, to trust in Thee
Whatever may betide;
Though health should fall and riches dee
Though friend, the dearest, far to me
BE taken from my side.
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Mrs. Longworth Heroine.

Cincinnati, Sept. S.-Mrs, Alice
Roosevelt Longworth, her hus-
band, Congressman Nicholas Long
worth, and his sister, Mrs. Buck
ner Wallingford, were the hero
ines and hero Of fire which de-
stroyed the Longworth stables at
. o'clock this morning. Mrs.
Longworth, clad only in her
nightie, rushed into the stable to
save her pet driving horse. She
led the animal to safety while
Congressman Longworth and his
hands rescued the other seven ami
mails in the stables. Mrs. Long
worth's slumber robe was seorched
in several places, but she escaped
without even so much as slight
burn. The loss on the stable is
estimated at about $50, 900.
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Bremen Rt. 1

We are having some hot and dry
weather at present.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. j. Scholl and
son Harold, and Mr., and Mrs. FL
mer Sheets visited at the home of
j. II. Gratis, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Polling and
son Earnest, and Miss Della Pol.
ing called on Mr., and Mrs. Arthur
Boal, Sunday.
Miss Alma Larimer visited her
brother Milton Larimer and wife,
over Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Schmeltzer and Mary
Bastard and Mr.. Jesse Noll were
visiting relatives at Somerset, Sat
urday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Weston
barger and son Lester of Laneas-
ter, were visiting at w, +. M,
Poling's.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Switzer. Jr., was buried al
Harvey Chspel, Friday.
Mr.. John Polling and family had
as their Sunday guests, Misses
Matte Lsrimsr, Dora Scholl, Nj,
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Ierva Polling and Grace Welty.

nerva Polling and Grace Welty.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. j Welty were the
guests of Albert Polling and fam
lily, Sunday.
Several of the young people of
this route attended the festival at
Crystal Springs, Sunday.
Mr.. Peter Kellenbarger made a
trip to Logan, Saturday evening.
Mr.. Wesley Hickman and fam
ily visited at the home of Peter
Bright of Old Town, Sunday.
Mr.. Russell Brown visited his
brother Guy Brown, at the home
of Mr.. s. N. FGcht, Sunday.
Mr.. Charles Wolfe and bride
passed through this vicinity,
Thursday.
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Murderer Escapes.

Nelsonville, o., Sept. 15-John
Gibson, miner, 43, was shot and
instantly killed by Vinton Young
The two engaged in quarrel and
bullet was fired by Young in the
presence of large crowd into the
brain of Gibson. He fell to the
ground and died almost instantly.
Young, who has twice before been
charged with murder, has escaped.
Officers are searching for him, but
he is probably hidden in the min
ing camp where the trouble occur
red, about two miles from the
city.
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West Hooking

The fall plOwing in this vicinity
is very much delayed, on account
of the dry weather.
Mrs. Charles Tasco and chll.
dren of Belmont county, is the
guest of Mrs. b. F. Julien at pres
ent.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Barnett and
Misses Sarah and Lizzie CASTOR
spent Sunday afternoon at the
Rock House.
Mr.. John Fogler filed his silo
last Saturday.
Mr.. Nathan Plank sold his silo
to Mr.. Shaw, of near Enterprise.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hockm IAN
and little son Ottie, were the Sun
day guests of Mr.. end Mrs, Arch
Fox.
The little son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. w. Deffenbaugh, who was SER
iously ill with diphtheria at the
home of Mr.. Clark Bailor, is con-
valescing.
MIR. and Mrs. j. II. McClelland
of Charleston, Ill, and their
cousin, Mrs. Anna Smith of St.
Louis, Mo-, have concluded their
visit with relatives in this vicin-
ity and returned to their respect
i've homes last week.
Mr.. Walter Chambers, who has
been very ill with lung fever, we
are pleased to learn, is making i'm
provements.
Mr.. VIM. Steel and son of Laur-
elville, have completed tho con
tracts for painting the Union and
Fox school houses These CON
tractors can be depended to com
plete their work in satisfactory
manner.
Master Durbin Fickel, seated in
his handsome little pony phaeton,
made flying trip to South Perry
last Tuesday.
Mrs. j. A. McClelland, who has
been very sick for some time, is
slowly recovering,
Misses May and Esther McClel.
lend were the guests of their friend
Miss Mildred Karshner, Sunday.
Mrs. Creighton Winland and
baby and Miss Merle Winland Wis.,
tied over Sunday and Monday
near belmont, the guests of Mrs.
Osea Hunter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Ash left
home Friday for an indefinite visit
with relatives in West Virginia.
MIR. and Mrs. G. w. Julien and
Mr.. and Mrs, Jesse Tignor visited
Mrs, p. Davis Of Tarlton, Sunday.
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"Under Southern Skies" is now
in it's eighth successful season and
has as yet only been seen in a
comparatively sm all portion of the
country outside of the larger cities.
The increased enthusiasm with
which the play is received on its
return visits, indicate that Mrs.
Parker's play will be one of the
standard for many years to come.
This attraction will be seen at our
local theatre, next Monday, Sept.
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Sunday last.
Jim Bethel and Floyd Francis
attended the K. of P. Fair, at
Adelphi, Saturday.
Mrs. Isaac Swackhammer, of
Pole Ridge, had for her guests,
Sunday afternoon, Lulu Green and
Lucel Smith, of Salt Creek, and a
daughter of Hlle Vandie, also
Sarah Harden, Mrs. A. f. Ste PHI
enson and children, of Pike Run.
Lulu Green is employed at Luth-
er Smith on Salt Creek at present
LITTLE ELK.
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CARD OF THANKS.

We desire to thank the friends
and neighbors who so kindly as
sisted and sympathized with us
during the sickness, death and
burial of our dear mother. We
also thank the contributors of
flowers. THE CHILDREN.
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A Gracious Edict.

Mayor Busse of Chicago, has
issued proclamation in which he
says Sowing to the continued hot
weather, the time for wearing
straw hats will be extended from
September lst to September 18th. "
When that time expires. what
kind of u proclamation will the
Mayor issue to those who have
not enough money to purchase
felt hats, under the present Re-
publican "hard time cry?"
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Judge Donahue Honored.

At meeting of the circuit
judges of the state, held yesterday
morning at the statehouse in Co
lumbus, Judge Ma lr GO IL. D,ns-
hue of New Lexington was chosen
chief justice and Judge Lewis II
Winch Of Cleveland secretary.
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1t is all right to love at first
sight, but before marrying take a
second look. Look twice before
buying your Fertilizers. Investi-
gate the Armour brands. The
more you look the better you find
them. Always reliable and up-to-
guarantee. For sale by Kline
Bros, Enterprise, o.
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Pike Run

Inc large croWu Wnlcn autenuet
the funeral of Mrs. Jane Evert, OF
last Sunday, were unfortunate tt
lie caught in the heavy rain which
fell in the evening.
Ross e. Hawk, of Rocky Alley
Abe Hawk, of Carhollow and A
T.. Stephenson, Of this place, left
here on Monday for Lockburn
where they intend to cut corn.
Albert Smith and son, we're en-
gagged in hauling posts over Carme
hill, Monday.
Wesley Bethel and wife returned
home on Monday.
Jim, Bob and Ellie Bethel com.
menced cutting corn on the A. E,
Stephenson place, Monday.
Mrs. A. E. Stephenson made a
business trip to Nancy, Monday OF
this week.
Sarah Harden, of Comic Ridge,
is in the employ of Mrs. A. X.
Stephenson, at this writing.
Gurnle Smith left on Tuesday
for Lockburn, where he intends to
cut corn.
Mrs. Bert Smith, of Rocky Alley,
made business trip to Jimtowp,
Tuesday.
Sherley Sitz, of Laurelville, made
a business trip to their farm,
Tuesday of this week.
Sim Sitz and daughter, of Blue
Creek, made business trip to hls
fathers, VIM. Sitz, on Pike Run,
Monday of this week.
Bert Wigans, wife and babies
are at this place visiting the lat
ter's father, VIM. Sitz.
VIM. Sitz made business trip
to Nancy, Tuesday of this W. *.
Albert Smith made flying trip
tn Laurelville, Tuesday.
Jim and Bob Bethel made a
business trip to Laurelville, We'd
nesday.
Jessie Diehl was in our midst
over Sunday night, visiting his
children, which are at Albert
Smiths.
Martha Smith made a business
trip to Nancy, Tuesday of this
week.
Frank Schooly, of Nancy, was
seen passing through our midst
early, Thursday morning,
Mrs. John Bohner is improving
at this writing.
VIM. Sitz and granddaughter
Carrie Reed attended the X. of p,
Fair, Thursday of this week,
George Bum and sister, Tilda,
made business trip tn Laurel
vile, Thursday.
Mrs. Alfred johnson and two
daughters passed through our vi
entity, Friday.
Charles Tailor and family, of
Haynes, were visiting the latter's q
parents, Lewis Smith, wife and
family, Friday of this week,
Samuel and Dick Wigans passed
through our vicinity, Wednesday
Ellsworth Smith is in the hutch
ering business at present.
Lewie Smith, accompanied with
Blanche and Bob Bethel, made a
business trip to Adelphi, Saturday
of this week.
George Denton passed through
our vicinity, Sunday morning.
SIM Sitz and family, of Blue
Creek, took dinner with VIM, sitz,
Sunday.
Samuel Wigans and family Wis.
tied the lsttsr's father, wm. si.s,
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Editcr Fl. O. Harden, of the
Fairfield-Pickaway News, Stouts-
Vile, was a caller at our office,
Tuesday. He is in attendance in
the Goth O. V. l. reunion here this
week.
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Pin Bridge

Pin Bridge
Cutting corn and seeding ia in
full blast, so is "Old Sol.
Glover seed is one of the best
crops of seed in this locality for
years.
Look for some weddings soon.
The locals are playing fast ball.
They have won ~ out of II games
played, and are still winning.
They have signed several new
players and expect to finish the
season in pennant style.
O. f. Rudolph, familiarly
known as "Piggy," of Sugar
Grove, is to be given try-uut by
the Lanks for the coming season.
The Sugar Grove ball team has
disbanded, but "Doc' has graft
ed new third baseman who can
he seen on the diamond all day.
"Doc" says he will make good.
John Baxter has returned to his
work after few weeks vacation
at his old home.
Jerome Potts and brother Curry
haYe taken from the waters of
Rushcreek very valuable black
walnut tree, which has been in the
water for many years. The tree
made five logs. The butt log is
II feet long and is valued at $40.
Hurreh for Bryan and Kern!
If the Anti Saloon League ac-
complish their object in old Fair
field, what u train of immigrants
there will be from here to the
counties of Hamilton, Franklin,
Cmyahoga and Lucas, for the farm.
ers of this high ground can hardly
make their taxes now, for the tax
es have run the ground in such
condition that you cannot even
raise fight on it without n jug of
whiskey, but we are preparing for
it. We have blackberry, elder
berry, grape and cider enough to
last until after March 5, 1909,
then the immigrations. The taxes
in Sugar Grove are only 25 2 with
out the special, where five years
ago they were only IA Z, and the
only extra expense to the town
since then was the paying of the
alley crossings by tue town, but,
oh, what benefit to the Hooking
Valley railway. There are twen-
ty tickets sold to Lancaster where
there was only one, besides the ex
press and the every day packages
carried personally. The town is
80 prosperous that the band can.
not play any more, and they can
not support the ball team, for on
produce day every farmer can be
seen going to Lancaster to do
their trading. The Sugar Grove
Store Co, had to get delivery
wagon to bring enough custom to
pay the clerks, still the dry agita-
tion. Why, take Macarthur for
instance. If prohibition makes
business, why do the young bust
ness men need to go to some other
inferior place to engage in busi-
ness. Take the promoters Of pro-
hibition. When they pass by Il
cider mill, they will stop, take IA
drink of fresh cider and then com
ment on it, because they say |
like it when it "sparkles," then
you have a jug that has been fill
ed two weeks and heen sitting in
the sun, they will extort chew of
tiger fine cut sideways and then
drink whole pint, but then we
must walk to the polls and swell
the dry vote,
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Mr.. Henry Kleinsmith and his
two boys, of Pittsfeld, ILL.,, were
visitors few days last week with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
klelnsmith.
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GIRL WANTED-For general
house work, good wages paid with
or without washing. Call at John
Rempel's residence on west Main
street or at Rempel Bank.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Reinstettle
and daughter, Alice May, spent
Saturday and Sunday at Carbon
hill, guests of Mr.. ana Mrs. Ed
Smith and Mrs. Oscar Dawley.
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We are pleased to note that DR..
Frank Wright is again upon our
streets after serious attack of
appendicitis, and a hurried and
dangerous operation.
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WANTED-Agents for Diozo.
The best, the most powerful, but
still the cheapest disinfectant on
earth. Sells itself, Hardly any
talking required. Agents easily
earn $i.00 to $1,000 daily. Call
on or write to Thos. Fitzpatrick,
BOX 70, Jobs, Ohio.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Hartley Devore
and children, Clarice and Kenneth,
of Vinton, are guests tor a few
days of Mrs. Bruce Dollison.
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Lottie Rlair parker,s most su

Lottie Blair Parker's most sue
cessful play, "Under Southern
Skies" is one of the plays TO be
seen in this city in the near future,
"Way Down East" is the play
that first brought this celebrated
author prominently before the
public.
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The W. C. Il. U. will hold a
meeting, Friday afternoon, at two
O'Clock, at the home of Mrs. l., G..
Dollison on west Hunter street.
All ladies interested are urged to
be present.
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Jno. Ucker and Arthur Downey
attended the ball game at Lancas-
ter last Sunday, making the trip
in Mr., Ucker's automobile.
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This il our first season of Fall
and Winter Hats and special care
has been taken in selecting this
stock. You are invited to call and
see this stock at the Home Milli-
merry Co., next to Tlpton's store.
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Editor and Mrs. Stone, of the
Straitsville Record, accompanied
by Miss Palmer, were visitors at
our office Monday; we enjoyed a
social hour with them on "print"
talk. Mr.. and Mrs. Stone are get
ting out very presentahle news
Eaper in their town.
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Mr.. VIM. Moore, Of Gibisonville,
was a visitor to Logan last Satur-
day.
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Attorney Eugene Wright was a
business visitor at Murray City,
Friday last.
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NOTICING hunting allowed
on nv farm.--MARION BISHOP.
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We will have on display on Fri
day and Saturday of this week the
finest line of Ladies, Misses and
Childrens Hats ever shown in the
Hooking Valley, the Home Milli-
merry Co., next to Tipton's store
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Miss Nellie Throne, of Circle
vile, spent last Friday and Satur-
day in Logan, the guest of Misses
Jennie and Ida Hartley.
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Mr.. Joseph Till, who has been
visiting relatives in this city, left
for his home at Fit. Wayne, Ind,
Sunday evening
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Mrs. f. G. Martin and niece,
Emma Hall, spent Sunday at Su-
gar Grove.
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Mr.. Charles Tanner, of Tacoma,
Wash, was visiting his brother,
Otto Zanner, and relatives in Lo-
gan the ! asst week.
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Mrs. Carlton Bright and two
little daughters left Thursday for
North Baltimore to visit her par
ants
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Messrs. Will Deishley, Carl
Brandt and Harley Kuhn were Wis.,
ito-s to Lancaster, last Sunday.
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Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Oldiges, of Nelsonville, Septem
ber Z, son.
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Mr.. Ira Banter, of near Rock.
bridge, was business visitor to
Logan, Monday.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Lafe Horton, of
Macarthur, are the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Stanley Thompson.
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If you want to see the best line
of Fall and Winter Hats go to the
Home Millinery Co.
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Mr.. Sherman Doris attended
the Lancaster Marion ball game at
Lancaster, last Sunday.
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LOCAL NEWS

lUCAl NtWS
NOTICING hunting allowed
on my farm MARION BISHOP.
Mr.. VIM. Moore, of Gibisonville,
was visitor to Logan last Satur-
day.
' Attorney Eugene Wright was a
business visitor at Murray City,
Friday last.
Mrs. +. G. Martin and niece,
Emma Hall, spent Sunday at Su-
gar Grove.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Oldiges, of Nelsonville, Septem
ber Z, son.
Mr.. Ira Banter, of near Rock.
bridge, was business visitor to
Logan, Monday.
If you want to see the best line
of Fall and Winter Hats go to the
Home Millinery Co.
Mr.. Sherman Doris attended
the Lancaster Marion ball game at
Lancaster, last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lafe Horton, of
Macarthur, are the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Stanley Thompson.
Messrs. Will Deishley, Carl
Brandt and Harley Kuhn were Wis.,
ito-s to Lancaster, last Sunday.
Mrs. Carlton Bright and two
little daughters left Thursday for
North Baltimore to visit her par
ents.
Mr.. Joseph Till, who has been
visiting relatives in this city, left
for his home at Fit. Wayne, Ind,
Sunday evening
Mr.. Charles Tanner, of Tacoma,
Wash, WAS visiting his brother,
Otto Zanner, and relatives in Lo-
gan the asst week.
Miss Nellie Throne, of Circle
vile, spent last Friday and Satur-
day in Logan, the guest of Misses
Jennie and Ida Hartley.
Jno. Ucker and Arthur Downey