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Euterpeans

Mrs Lawrence Yerges was host
ess to the Euterpean club, last
Thursday evening. The program
committee, Miss Margaret Lutz,
Miss Ruth Brooke and Miss Flor
ence Bright, gave the whole meet
ing over to the weird and beauti-
full musical compositions of the
noted German author - Grieg.
The Interpretation of the muses. of
the famous author were presented
in review by Miss Lutz, leading
the hearers through the hills and
wales of the fatherland, and then
at the piano the reader would in
terpret the soul of the author, and
carry her auditors over the same
rough paths of her story. Miss
Lutz was assisted at the piano by
Miss Campbell and Miss Bright.
The vocal numbers Of the evenings
Interpretation were presented by
Mrs. Blasius. Mrs. Mckay, Miss
Myers, Miss Hartman, Miss
Brooke and Miss Mildred Yerges.
The guests of the club were:
MIR. and Mrs. Silverthorne, Mr..
and Mrs. Bay, Rev. and Mrs. Will
son, Rev. and Mrs. Spoehr, Mr..
and Mrs. Will Strentz, Mr.. and
Mrs. Will Eisele, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
W. Mauk, DR.. and Mrs. A. X.
Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Dolli-
son, Mrs. o. w. H. Wright, Mrs.
Ward, of New Lexington, Mrs.
Valley Wright, Mrs. G.. N, Bowen,
Mrs. I. j. Leyshon, Mrs. 5. FL.
Bright, Mrs Henry Lutz, Mrs,
Charles Lutz, Mrs. Ben Fisher, of
Union Furnace, Mrs. Stoddard, of
Iowa. The Misses Linton, Nc
Bride, Mauk, Frasch, Moore, Nc,
Broom, Ruth Bishop, of Columbus,
and Mildred Yerges, of Sandusky,
Messrs. Carlton Bright, Meade
Bowen, Irving Kreig, and Ferd
Hack, of Union Furnace.
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SeVenty-Nin

Valentine day marked the sew
enty-ninth anniversary of the
birth of DR., G.. w. Dollison, and
on Sunday he was the guest of
honor at a birthday dinner at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. b. Dolli-
son. Besides the guest of honor
and the host and hostess, there
were present Mr.. and Mrs. Law
renee Yerges, Miss Mildred Yerges,
aud the Misses Edna and Eliza
beth Dollison. After dinner the
party We're ioyed to have the Doc
tor gather up the old "fiddle" and
play the good, old "Arkansaw
Traveller" and other "tunes" just
as pleasingly as in hIs younger
days.
The Doctor was recipient of n
postcard shower that numbered
probably hundred cards of
greeting. They were received
from the many relatives through
out Ohio, and IN other states.
For the information of the many
relatives of DIR. Dollison, who take
this paper, we chronicle that he
enters his 8Oth year in good
health, and attends to his practice
of medicine every day
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Saturday Club

Miss Naomi Jones was hostess
for the Saturday Club at her
pleasant home Saturday after
no on, and Notwithstanding the
down pour of rain, good attend
ance greeted this charming hostess
and very fine program rendered,
"Lowell' and "H0lmes" were dis.
cussed and the papers on Lowell
by Miss Nan Mcbride, and Holmes
by Mrs. John Dougherty, were
excellent, Tne ladies were all de-
lighted to haye Mrs. r.. b. Long
streth, OF Union Furnace, with
them.
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The Ohio Male Quartette will be
the next number on the Logan En-
tertainment Course, in place of
Marc the Magician, whose illness
has compelled him to cancel all
his engagements for balance of
this season; this quartette is one
of the most popular attractions on
the lyceum course and the man
agement of the Logan entertain
ment course were very fortunate
in securing the date. Monday,
February 24, is the date, and the
advance sale of seats will open
Friday, February 81, at BilIison's
Drug Store.
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Owing to the serious illness of
Marc the Magician, he was com
PEELED to cancel the balance of his
engagements for this season; and
in order to fill his date in Logan
for the entertainment course, the
management of the course have
secured the services of the Ohio
Male Quartette for Monday, Feb
ruary 2i. This is one of the best
Male Quartettes IN the lyceum
course and all lovers of good music
should attend this entertainment
at the Opera House next Monday
night. Advance sale of seats
opens Friday, February 2l, at
Billison's Drug Store.
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Ladies and Gentlemen
Whist Club

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Blasius
very delightfully."- entertained the
Ladies and Gentlemen, Wednesday
evening, four tables of players
being present. Mr.. Harry Am
hrose was the lucky gentleman
and carried off the honors of a
Bridge Whist book and deck of
cards, Mrs. John Billison secured
the ladies favor, coat hanger.
Elegant refreshments were served
consisting of two courses.
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Senior Glass Party

Miss Eula Bort very charmingly
entertained the Senior Class of the
l.. II. S. last Friday evening at
her cozy home on Market street.
The house was beautifully deco
rated in red hearts and everything
suggestive Of the good old St.
Valentine festivities, Midway of
the evening, contest was given,
which was to write an original
valentine on IA heart. Prof. Silver.
thorno's muse seemed to be work
ing overtime and he carried off
the honors, q handsome book.
The evening was one of the most
pleasant ever spent by this
popular and jolly Senior Glass.
An elgant two course SUPP er was
served, and in the second course
the Glass colors yellow and black
were most artistically carried out
in the Orange ice and Devil Food
Cake. There were twenty-six
present, those outside of the class
being Prof. and Mrs. Silyerthorne,
Prof. Garman, Miss Nan Me
Bride, Lucy Bowen, Miss Jess
Bowen, of Union Furnace, Miss
McNutt, of Athens, Grandma
Montgomery, Miss Montgomery
and Mr., and Mrs Henry Hartman.
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Report of Road Superin-
UendenLs to Township
Trustees.

The following is report made
by the Road Superintendent to the
Trustees of Falls township at their
meeting last Saturday, of the
time and money spent on the roads
in the several road districts:
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Choristers Wanted for ST.
Pauls Church, Logan,
Ohio.

Mr.. Charles Poston, Prof, of
Music, will be glad to have names of
persons desiring to be taught, and
to be trained for a surplice Choir.
Boys and female voices needed.
This is good opportunity to be
trained for choral services of the
Episcopal Church. Call up phone
3Ol for information.
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High Five

Mr.. and Mrs. Will Kessler, of
Gienview Heights, invited in a
few friends Friday night of last
week for might've sitting. Mrs.
Ed. Rochester received the lady's
prize, beautiful glass olive dish
The gentleman's prize was a scarf
pin. Mrs. Kessler served ice
cream, cake, coffee and waters.
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Young Girls sewing club

Miss Mary Patterson entertained
the Young Girls Sewing Club,
Friday evening with tali'y pull
ling. In sewing contest, Flor
ence Lutz secured the prize, a
fancy work box.
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BRUNSWICKs

The All Stars and the Crescents
met on Tuesday evening, the All
Stars taking all three games, and
thereby tieing the Yictors and the
Brunswicks for first place. The
following are the scores;
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COMMON
PLEAS COURT


AS we went to press Thursday
of last week, we recited that the
case of the State of Ohio VS. VIM.
Powell was being tried in the
Common Pleas Court. Thursday
all day the evidence was thrashed
out before the jury, and all Wit
nesses ordered to return Friday
morning. Evidently during the
evening, the States Attorney Me-
Broom and Judge Wright for de-
fense, got together and permitted
Powell to plead guilty to "man-
slaughter" and he was thereupon
adiudged by the court to serve
five yeors in the Ohio Peniten-
tiary.
This case grew out of trouble
that came up in n crowd at Muir
ray City. Powell threw a stone
at an antagonist in the crowd,
which missed the man it was in
tended for and hit Mort Shuttle
worth on the head. In few days
he died from the wound, Powell
and Shuttleworth were friends,
and it was case of killing the
wrong man, but the malice was
there and it terminated, under the
law, not as an accident, but as a
felony.
On Monday of this week the
case of the State of Ohio VS. Doug
las Shriner for assault with intent
to kill, on the body of one Allen
Tenner, was tried to a jury.
About 30 witnesses were examined,
with Hon. A. r. McBroom and
Attorney F.. d. Ricketts, represent
ing the state, and Judge Wright
and Attorney Sparnon represent
ing the defendant. Every inch of
the case was fought, the case last
ing until Tuesday evening. The
Jury retired at ) O'Clock, returned
a sealed verdict at o'clock.
Wednesday morning the verdict
was read and Shriner was found
mot guilty of assault with intent
to kill, but guilty of assault and
oattery." Three days will be
given for preparation to formally
present a motion for new trial, be-
,ore sentence is imposed.
This case grew out of the
bouncing" of Tenner, by Shriner
At Prices saloon. Shriner is bar
:ender, and Tenner got drink
out would not pay for it. Shriner
.ame around from behind the bar
md gave Tenner a poke in the
aw, and dragged him out of the
jaloon and thrust him on the side
walk. Tenner suffered some bad
bruises on the head, inflicted by
Shriner's fist, and also Tenner's
head coming in contact with the
idewalk. The State put up a
nasterful fight to convict Shriner
If assault "with intent to kill,
,ut the jury could not believe
here was any "intent to kill" in
he action of Shriner. That Ten
Ter had IA close call for his life
eems to be the general informa-
ion, and that Dug Shriner just
missed the penitentiary by hair,
g also a common remark. This
,ught to be lesson to both of
hem, viz Tenner to keep out of
aloons, and Shriner to control his
emper.
The case of the State of Ohio
rs Mike Cicalo came up for hear
ng, Wednesday morning, and up
o the time of our going to press,
s still in progress. The State is
represented by Prosecuting At
orney A. r.. McBroom, Attorney
Williams of Sandusky, Ohio, and
J. V. Wright, of this city, repre-
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Youne ladies sewine cir Gle

Miss Sophia Smith was hostess
for the Young Ladies Sewing Cir
Gle, Saturday evening, honoring
Miss Ruth Bishop, of Columbus, a
former member. The evening was
spent socially. Light refreshments
were served. Mrs. John Smith
was visitor.
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For Sale.

A seven room house, slate ROOF,
good cellar, two kinds of water,
piped for gas. Good location.
Barn, buggy shed and three out
buildings. j. L. ERY, Logan,O.
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Mr.. Robert Lee White, son of
Howard white, of Fairmont, H.,
who is attending school at Athens,
was the over Sunday guest of his
cousin, Miss Agnes White. He
was accompanied here by his
friend, Mr.. Moore, of Athens.
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Messrs Chas. Doeble and Chas.
Smith gave an informal dance last
night at the Red Mems Hall. An
Italian orchestra from Columbus
was engaged for the occasion.
Quite number of out,of-town
folks were IN attendance.
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Rev. Joseph H. Dodshon, Arch
deacon of Columbus, will give an
lecture on "Morocco
and the Moors," at the Red Men s
Hall on Friday evening, February
21st., at 7 80, Admission % cents,
children 10 cents.
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SOCIETY AND
CLUB NEWS
Tourist
Mrs. Phil Rochester will receive
the Tourist Club, Friday.
Nondescript

Mrs. will IIisee will entertain
the Nondescript Club, Thursday
afternoon and evening with a
Washington party.
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Mr.. Conrad Reiehley, of Bloom
ingville, was in Logan, Wednes-
day, enroute from Athens, where
he had been attending court,
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Miss Mary Mcbride was at
Cleveland last week, attending the
millinery openings and purchasing
her stock of spring millinery.
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The personal effects of the late
Eliza j. Green will be offered at
public sale, at her late residence
in Green township, Hooking
County, Ohio, on Thursday, March
5, 1908, by T H. Davis, admins
TRAITOR,
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The H. A. lies stand will be
opened this week by r. f. Donald
son and Conrad Josten, of Athens.
We learn they are old men in the
business.
Their opening Will be Saturday
and from > to I p. M. free refresh
ments will be served.
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In looking through the Sunday
Dispatch Magazine section, we
were pleased to see the picture of
Miss Mabel Hills, formerly of Lo-
gan. She was considered one of
the prettiest girls of our city when
she lived here.
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Notice of Appointment.

Estate OF Belinda Beery deceased.
The undersigned has been appointed and
qualified as Administrator OF the estate of
o6io' deceased. Dated This isth. dsv ~
February, 1905, l.. W. BERRY,
Feb, 20, s-wks. Administration
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Mr.. Adam Anderson, one Of the
substantial citizens, of Murray
City, was in Gogan, Friday, and
made our office u call.
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FOR SALE-Mrs. Julia Tucker
of Murray City, wishes to an
nounce that her millinery store is
for sale, and all household goods
and effects. Somebody can get a
lot of splendid bargains If they
call at her store in Murray City.
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ThimbIe and Art

The Thimble and Art Club met
with Mrs. Chas. Rose, Wednesday
and spent a very pleasant after
noon. Roll call was responded to
by miscellaneous reading, which
was much enjoyed. Miss Mildred
Yerges, of Sandusky, delighted all
with her beautiful songs. Mrs
Preston, of Athens; Mrs. Wiley
Thurness, of Columbus; Miss
Mildred Yerges, of Sandusky Mrs.
M. N. Parsons, Mrs. Lawrence
Yerges, Mrs. Garrett, Mrs Frank
Rose, Miss Minerva White and
Miss Parsons were guests. Mrs.
Rose served an elegant two course
supper, assisted by her daugh ter,
Miss Mabel.
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Engagement Announced

Mr., and Mrs. r.. u. Gettlt, Mon
day evening.
Engagement Announced
Miss Anna Eberst very delight
fully entertained the ladies Of the
Telephone exchange Office with an
announcement party last Friday
evening. The dining room and
table were both decorated in red,
with fancy valentines as place
cards, containing the names of
Miss Eberst and Mr.. Fred Yost, of
Woodsfeld, Ohio. The guests
were Mrs. Nellie Price, Mrs. Reu-
ben Dollison, Misses Margaret
Montgomery, Lottie Harden,
Goldie Harden, Freda Armstrong,
Edith Waller, Merlin Whitcraft
and Bess Boyles.
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We are pleased to note that at a
meeting of the State County
Recorders Convention, held at
the Great Southern Hotel in CO.
lumbus, on Friday, February IA,
1908, Mr.. Chas. A. Wright of
this city, was elected Vice Presi-
dent of the organization.
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Brunswick Bowling Lea
que.
que.

High team score-Victors-854
High man score-Charlie Beck
200.
The Victors and the Brunswicks
PLAYED Monday night and the Vic
tors won two of the three games,
making these clubs tied for first
place. The following are the
scores Of the players:
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Opie Reed!
The Slow Poke!
When We We're Friends!
The Yankee Drummers!
Mr.. and Mrs Ed. Rowls, Of
Lancaster, were Sunday guests of
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Nixon, of West Front street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Pfeilfer have
moved from their home on Main
ST., and they are now comfortably
housed at the Hotel Ambrose.
Mr.. Otto Hunkison, formerly a
resident of Logan, but now con
neeted with the Athens Messenger,
was Logan visitor Saturday
Miss Grace Downey, of Colum-
bus, spent Sunday in Logan with
her grandmother, Mrs. Barbara
Doebele, of North Mulberry street.
Mrs. w. II. Welch was called
to the home of her daughter, Mrs.
Will Thrush on Honey Fork,
Saturday, by her daughters very
serious illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wiley Tburness,
of Columbus, came down last Sat
urday to spend a few days with
the parents of Mrs. Thurness, Mr..
and Mrs. Chas. Rose.
Buy your sole leather at ED.
MYERS Rapid Repair Shop.
Any quantity from sole to a
side. Rubber soles and heels,
polish, cements, etc.
Married at Lancaster last Tues
day, Mr.. Geo. Wymsn and Miss
Edna Closer Mr. Wyman is the
son of our former townsman, Col.
Washington Wyman.
Mr.. Geo. w Beck, Wee Presi-
dent Of Fairfield National Bank,
passed away very suddenly on
Monday, Feb. 9th. Mr.. Beck was
well known in Hooking Co,
The personal effects of the late
Belinda Beery will be offered at
public sale, at her late residence
at Cedar Grove, on Tuesday, |
March 10, 1908, by L. w. Beery,
administrator.
The Women's Relief Corps will
give chicken dinner in Red Mems
Hall, Saturday, February %, price
25 cents. The W. r. c.. wants to
raise money to defray expenses of
Memorial Day.
The Ladies of the Maccabees
will have another sewing bee and
10 cent supper, in their hall, on
Wednesday afternoon, Feb %.
Everybody invited to come and
bring their sewing.
The Peoples Store has rented
the room in the James Block, now
vacated by the millinery store of
Mrs. Lulu Wright. The store will
be increased and the two rooms
inined aft the renr.
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LOCAL AND
PERSONAL.

|
Miss Agnes White spent the
fore part of this week in Athens.
Mrs. w. d. Brandt is seriously
i'll at her home on South Walnut
street.
Miss Grace Finney will enter.
tain the Whist Club on next Sat.
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Baynham,
of Murray City, were in Logan,
! Monday.
Mr.. Jesse Dupler, of Rockbridge,
was a business visitor to Logan,
Tuesday.
Mrs. 7. b. White spent several
day this week with relatives, at
Athens.
Judge S. Fl. Bright was visitor
at Portsmouth, Ohio, Friday and
Saturday.
Mrs. Frank Rose will entertain
the Young Ladies Sewing Circle,
on Friday.
81
was a business visitor to Athens,
last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bowen, of
Sugar Grove, were visitors in Lo-
gan, Tuesday.
Mrs, Ward, of New Lexington,
spent Thursday with her mother,
Mrs. Mcbride.
Mrs. Tillie Montgomery is con
fined to her home with an attack
of La Grippe,
DR.. J. b. Ellison spent several
days in Cleveland, the latter part
of Last week.
During Easter week the Ladies
of st. Paul intend holding a grand
Bazaar and Concert.
Mrs. Carlton Bright and baby
are visiting Mrs Bright's parents,
at North Baltimore, Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Rose had
as their over-Sunday guest, Mrs.
Stanley Dew, of Nelsonville.
j. c. Willis of Noble County,
Ohio, is the present guest of his
brother, Rev. j. Willis, of our
city.
The mud was scraped off Main
street Thursday, under the
direction of Street Commissioner
Voris.
WANTED-Fifty pairs of shoes
each day to repair. ED. MYERS
Rapid Repair Shop, opposite court
house.
Mr.. Rob Ryan, of Coshocton,
was the guest of his sister, Mrs.
John White, several days last
week.
Mr.. L. j. Kelley has resigned
his position at the Boys Industri-
al School, and returned to his
home, here.
Ev. Lutheran Trinity church.
II. w. Walker, Pastor. Sunday
School, 9:30 a. m. Public Preach
ing, 10;3O a. M.
Mrs. John White entertained
rev lrlends on saturday night In
honor of her brother, Mr.. Rob
Ryan, of Coshocton.
"Morocco and the Moors, - an
illustrated lecture by Rev. j, II.
Dodshon, at Red Mems Hall, Fri
day evening, Feb, 81,
Miss Minnie Ellinger is spend
ing the week with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs, Jacob Ellinger, of
near Rockbridge.
Mr.. Adam Anderson, one of the
substantial citizens, of Murray
City, was in logan, Friday, and
made our office call.
Miss Mary Mcbride was at
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Miss Minnie Ellinger is spend
ing the week with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs, Jacob Ellinger, of
near Rockbrldge,
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The Peoples Store has rented
the room in the James Block, now
vacated by the millinery store of
Mrs. Lulu Wright. The store will
be increased and the two rooms
joined at the rear.
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Logan Lodge 1852 b. p. o, f.
will celebrate their ninth anniver-
sary this evening, with a recep-
tion at their hall and banquet at
the Ambrose.
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Sheriff Williamson took Ferd
1nboden and VIM Powell to the
Penitentiary at Columbus last
Saturday, Inboden to begin ten
years sentence and Powell five,
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TYPEWRITNG-All kinds of
typewriting, both copy and dicta-
tion, done at reasonable prices.
Office with F. A. Nail in James
Building. Citizen phone No. 439
A. O. WRIGHT.
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Twice Five
The Twice Five will meet with
Mr., and Mrs r. o. Petit, Mon
day evening.
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The w. G. r. T.. will meet at
the home of Mrs. Warren LannIng,
Wednesday Feb. 26, A gooG Mt
tendance is desired.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Rose had
as their over-Sunday guest, Mrs.
Stanley Dew, of Nelsonville.
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j. C. Willis of Noble County,
Ohio, is the present guest of his
brother, Rev. j. Willis, of our
city.
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Mr.. Rob Ryan, of Coshocton,
was the guest of his sister, Mrs,
John White, several days last
week.
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The Ladies of the Maccabees
will have another sewing bee and
10 cent supper, in their hall, on
Wednesday afternoon, Feb. 26.
Everybody invited to come and
bring their sewing.
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The mud was scraped off Main
street Thursday, under the
direction of Street Commissioner
Voris.
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WANTED-Fifty pairs Of shoes
each day to repair. ED. MYERS
Rapid Repair Shop, opposite court
house.
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"Morocco and the Moors, an
illustrated lecture by Rev. j, II.
Dodshon, at Red Mems Hall, Fri
day evening, Feb. 2l,
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Mrs. Carlton Bright and baby
are visiting Mrs Bright's parents,
at North Baltimore, Ohio.
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Mrs. w. II. Welch was called
to the home of her daughter, Mrs.
Will Thrush on Honey Fork,
Saturday, by her daughters very
serious illness.
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Mr.. Otto Hnnkison, formerly a
resident of Logan, but now con
neeted with the Athens Messenger,
was a Logan visitor Saturday
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Mr.. and Mrs, Wiley Tburness,
Of Columbus, came down last Sat
urday to spend few days with
the parents of Mrs. Thurness, Mr..
and Mrs Chas. Rose.
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Mr.. L. j. Kelley has resigned
his position at the Boys Industri-
al School, and returned to his
home, here.
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Mr.. Geo. w Beck, Vice Presi-
dent of Fairfield National Bank,
passed away very suddenly on
Monday, Feb. 9th. Mr.. Beck was
well known in Hooking Co.