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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-24
STATE PRESS
Guard Depos,tors.

| . ~,
yirginia is very much In need of a law
safeguarding the depositors in state banks,
put tho need VIII not be met by creating ia
do would he to pass a Inv putting proper
personal responsibility upon the officers and
directors and stockholders OF the state
regular examinations BY certified public no.
co9untan,s. who shall report directly to tho
state STATE. Corporation Commission Had the
the. Boydton Bank six months or more ago
ND reported TO the Corporation Commission.
. LES might have s beer No
better way.--Norfolk Landmark
Rings True
Mr.. GLASS;. reply to the threat to nssail
his private character is strong manly and
practical--just such, a reply as the public
h nM a. right 70 expsst from man who stands
rsses 7, sGs no a aeb Gnsf'ss sp RSs
hairs; no bids the Courier 10 ahead and as ).
sail. and declares that he does not want
public trust II his record as n private citizen
ls not what It should be.--Newport News
Press. e..
"A Large Order.
There is nothing small about the Rich
mond NewA Leader SO far as the guberna-
torial nomination ia concerned. for IN Its Is
sue OF Yesterday that paper editorially In.
Mann 1t also advised that Mr.. II. st.
George Tucker and Mr.. Duke withdraw, and
auded Representatives Glass. Possibly tho
News Leader would do away with the state
primary and make tho nomination itsef!--
Alexandria Gazette.
Within Our Income.
Living beyond their income may BIO given
as the cause OF the downfall OF perhaps us
many men and families as any ono thing.
I. Is a modern tendency which Is spreading
towns and villages. The words printed at
the head OF this article should be the motto
of every married couple that begins lie
together.--Amherst Progress.
Claim 1t All.
While the sumner months ara at hand let
everything possible be done to improve the
highways OF the grand old State In which
all4other States In fertile lands. pure water.
superb climate and a noble class of peopla
lie. us add that OF good roads as an advan-
'taEe, and the result Will prove to be worth
From Certain Sources.
II Virginia Democrats want Bryan nomi-
mated they should instruct for him. II no
cannot be nominated, then the delegates
might be left to exercise their own sweet
Wills. and enjoy the "manhood and indepen-
dence OF which. we hear 80 much from
certain sources.--saem Times r Register
Kind OF Boomerang.
I. The Richmond newspapers ara perslstin1
In course that means the nomination and
election OF William Hodges Mann as Cover
nor next year. They are doing this by their
premature. unjust and unfair attacks upon
him.-Danylle Bee
Cooks With. Lance
Daniel at the Roanoke convention, Delegate
Thomas. of Lynchburg, is apparently. pre-.
pairing for himself q large size dish OF crow
ana MISUNDERSTANDING Index Appeal
uN
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The coal supply Of the world Is
good for only zoo years rnore, but tha
ice bills will run on forever
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a Large order.
Within Our Income.

Living beyond their income may be given
as the cause OF the downfall OF perhaps MS
many men and families as any ono thing
I. Is a modern tendency which is spreading
a. an alarming rate, especially In the cities.
the head OF this article should be the motto
of every married couple that begins life
observation-disclosures Progress.
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MERELY JOKING.

Absorbed EN- All.
Roommate: VIVA. is this card in your
His Roommate: why; tina. wa, th,q,
the wine list, but now thic) It's my table
OF contents."-Yale Record. 5ss tf
Nothing Crooked.
He was holding down tho parlor sofa
while she was doing piano stunt
why Is 1t that you play only religious
pieces?' he queried. N
well. you see, this is an upright piano"
she explained.-chicago News.
The Dear Girls.
II hear you arc going to marry Charley
Yes; he asked me last evening"
Let ma congratulate you. Charley Is al!
right. He is one OF the incest fellows I
Chicago Cultivation.
Mrs. Lakeside: "oh. yes. some OF those
narrow minded exclusive Eastern people say
th Mr c hsss,de isn't samps Al IN. city
except the south part. and that's too marshy.
Tho land amt worth cultivatin'."-Town
and Country.
In For Long Stay.
shoemakers boy to college student, an
grily): Father told me should not leave
hero till collected the bill for your shoes"
Student: What is the matter. kid?
Undoubtedly.
"Dolan." said Mr.. Rafferty,, as no looked
letters let a a Mp s ean na' o0ss mem
They mean eighteen hundred and ninety
seven .
"Dolan." came the query after a thought
dom this spelin' reform bit?'-washins-
tor Star.
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Claim 1t All.
From Certain Sources.

II Virginia Democrats want Bryan nomi-
mated they should instruct for him. II ho
cannot be nominated, then the delegates
might be left to exercise their own sweet
wills. and enjoy the manhood and indepen-
dence OF which we hear 80 much from
certain sources.---Salem Times Register
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Cooks With. a Lance.

In setting this lance to unhcrse Senator
Daniel at the Roanoke convention, DELEGATE
pairing for himself q large size dish OF CROW
ana MISUNDERSTANDING Index Appeal.
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Kind Of Boomerang.
I The Richmond newspapers ara persistina
In course that means the nomination and
election OF William Hodges Mann as Cover
premature. unjust and unfair attacks upor
.him.-Danyille Bee $500
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= 80 f------'T - -77--T
Ellen and NIohnuitnes.

o-morrow-Japanese in San Franz
cisco.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1908-07-23
Happy Ridge

Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Davidson
of Giblsonville, were seen on this
ridge, Sunday.
Mr.. Will Wines and family
spent Sunday with Jacob Banter
and family.
Mrs. Anna Keller and son Fred
were eeen on this ridge, Sunday.
Mrs. Sarah Lama and daugh-
ter Maize, and grandson Ferdie
Huffman, spent Sunday evening
with Mrs Mary Robson.
Miss Myrtle and Alice Voorhees,
spent Sunday afternoon with A.
r, vorhees and family.
DR.. Lee of Rock bridge, was
called to Joseph Hufiines on Sun
day night on account of the ill
ness of their son Martin.
Mr.. Charley Robson attende q
preaching at Bethel, Sunday even.
ing.
Mr.. Vern Kitchen of Mt. Ver-
non, was seen on this ridge, Sun
day evening.
Miss Cora Donley of Newark,
is spending few days with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. on.
ley, of this place.
Emery Huff1nes called on Harry
Febus, Sunday evening.
Mrs. Bessie Huftines of Pleasant
Valley. spent Sunday with Mrs.
S. G. Lama and family.
Miss NADIA Donley of Mount
Vernon, spent Saturday and Sun.
day with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. l.. Donley.
MIR. Charley Huffines called on
Joseph Huffines and family, Sun
day.
Misses Nellie Voorhees, and Grace
Denton called on Maize Lama,
Saturday afternoon.
Squire Gordon made a flying
trip to Logan, recently.
Mr.. Fred Conkle stacked wheat
for Joe Huffines, Monday.
Mrs. Bertha BANTER and two
spent Sunday evening
with Mrs. S. G. Lama and family.
Mrs. Nancy Huff1nes entertain
ed Tuesday evening, Mrs. Bertha
Banter and two children, Mrs.
Flossie Febus, Miss Mary Keller,
Mrs. Inez Banter and little
WANDA.
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Brownsville

Threshing wheat and pickins
black berries seems to be the orde
of the day.
Glide Pierce is very sick with
consumption.
Isaac Flowers and son Arthur
made flying trip to Rock bridge
one day last week.
Samuel Bigham and little
grandson was shopping at Boston
Corner, Saturday.
Alvy Arter was working fol
VIM. Flowers last week.
Miss Libbie Flowers called or
Mrs. Capron, Sunday evening.
John Yantes, of Lancaster, was
seen on our pixies Sunday after
noon.
Willard and Arthur Flowers, OF
this place, and Leroy Flowers and
wife, of Lancaster, attended
church Sunday morning at the
B. |. S.
Willard and Libbio Flowers and
Mrs. Leroy Flowers called on the
Pierce family Saturday evening.
Glide is still very i'll.
Sim Await, Of Lancaster, was
the guest of Isaac Flowers last
Friday night.
The Springfield Oil and Gas
Company is moving it's derrick to
John Caves farm where they ex-
pect to drill a well.
Miss Sarah Beavers, of Frog
Run, is going to Lancaster to
work this week.
Charley Yantes, of Lancaster,
has been in this vicinity black
berring for few days.
Isaac Safer called on Glide
Pierce, Saturday evening
Charley Federer and Jack and
Abe Bigham and Isaac Flowers
called Chris Pierce, Sunday.
John Pratt's were the guests of
Elmer CampbelFs, Sunday.
UNCLE BILL.
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lX& 3D.
! SOCIETY NEWS OF E|
! OTHER Towns E
Wesley Chapel
8EE.XEEXEX

Quite a number of our people
attended the childrens' entertain
nent on last Saturday night, and
report an enjoyable evening
Mrs. H. Honald is on the eicb
liet at this writing
Stacking wheat seems to bs the
order Of the day
Mr.. Carl Blacksten was seen on
Main street last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Davis were
the guests of Mr.. aud Mrs. Jas.
Cain last Sunday.
Mr.. Chas. Lyons was called to
Laurelville, last Saturday, on ac-
count of the death of his father,
John. W. Lyons, whose reu aims
were brought to Wesley Chapel on
Sunday. Quite a number attend.
ed the funeral. He was former
resident of this place, and was u
soldier in the Civil war.
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Marion No. 5

Mrs. Emma Rarrick called on Mrs
Il. Scholl, Saturday afternoon.
Nora Scholl visited Beech camp,
Saturday evening.
John Rarrick and wife called on
Adam Lecrone and wife, Sunday.
Charles Sheets visited his parents,
Sunday.
Clyde Ruff and sister, Clara, called
on VIM. and Nora Scholl, Sunday
evening.
Clyde Ruff, VIM. O. Scholl Alfred
McCune, Samuel Cannon Nora Scholl
and Clara Ruff attended church at
Mt. Zwinley, Sunday evening, and all
report fine time.
Samuel Ashboch and wife called on
Hiram McCune and family, Sunday.
Hello Gypsy Hollow Scribe Marion
No. Scribe is not asleep, but is still
at the same old place.
There will be preaching services at
Laurel Chapel, Sunday evening, July
26. Everybody invited to come.
Mrs. Alice McCune is improving in
health at this writing.
Hello Marion No 8, how is your
good health. BLUE BELL.
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Black Jack

Elmer Nihiser called on G. Thomp
son, Sunday evening.
Grover Hutton, Allen Re,chley anC
Minnie Stiveson spent Sunday eve
ming with Della Keck.
Mary, Anna and Eva Stiveson spent
Sunday with Mrs. Anise keck.
George Culp and wife, of Cedar
Grove, were the guests of theil
daughter, Mrs. Lizzie Cook, Sunday.
Children's night at Prospect was
we'll attended. All reported a fine
time.
There will be an ice cream supper
at New Zion church, Saturday night,
August q Everybody invited.
Mary Stiveson has returned home,
after two weeks visit in Logan.
Herbert Lovsey, of Cedar Grove,
was caller here, Sunday.
Grover and Charles Hutton attend
ed the Children's night at So. Bloom
ingville.
Harley Emmons and wife visited
the latters parents, last Monday
Mrs. Ella Emmons called on Mrs.
Susan Stiveson, on last Thursday.
Carrie Skinner was the over Sunday
guest of Edna Scovile.
Grover Hutton was visitor at the
Orphans Home, last Sunday.
Charles Kreachbaum. of Logan. was
the Sunday guest of his parents.
JUANITA.
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Mount Zion

B. G. Azbell conducted the
meeting at the new U. B. Church
Sunday evening, in very impres
sive and interesting manner.
Bert Hedge and wife spent Sun,
day with the latter's parents
Hiram Hughes and wife, of neal
the Written Rock.
Fred Blank, of Lancaster, Sun.
dayed with Wilson Starner and
wife.
u. p. Dickson seems to be doing
right good business with hit
saw mill, and is working good
force Of men.
Berry picking Is the order OF
the day. II is nothing new to see
the plckers in goodly numbers
standing around with torn clothes,
stained mouths and scratched
fingers.
Mrs. Annie Daum is on the sick
list.
Mrs Lib Starner, who fell and
hurt her arm last spring, is still
unable to work or use her arm
very much.
Murray Starner and wife were
the guests of his father, Sunday,
Fred Wagner is busily engaged
at threshing.
Sadie Fisher and gentleman
friend attended church Sunday
evening.
Wesley Byers and B, G Azbel
spent Sunday afternoon with W
A. Starner and family.
HOMER Bushee and wife spent
Saturday and Sunday with P
Wagner and wife.
Maud and Cora Finnfrock at
tended church Sunday evening.
Jerry Elick still enjoys fishing
We cannot blame him as long as h,
can catch carp.
The farmers are very busy with
their hay harvest.
Mrs. Rachel Heft was the Sun.
day guest Of Mrs. w. A. Starner
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California

Hugh McCafferty, wife and son, o.
Ashville, are the guests of Nelson
Reeds.
Beacher Evert, wife and Ora Heron
were Sunday guests of Thad Halls.
Lewis Vanfossan and wife and Mrs
Miller, of Columbus, are the guests
of his parents, Shannon Vanfossan's.
Mrs. Jennie Noggle and Susie Gala
han, of Columbus, are the guests ol
Simon Heron and mother.
John Wilkins, wife and Edwin Her.
ron took Sunday dinner with Shan
Vanfossan's.
Ambrose Reed and family, of Salt
Creek, spent Sunday with Nelson
Reeds.
Floe McCafferty, of Circleville, re.
turned home, Saturday, after a week IS
visit with her parents, John McCaff.
erty's.
Simon Heron and guests attended
camp meeting at Adelphi, Sunday.
DR.. Cain and wife were guests of S.
p. Heron and mother, Wednesday.
John McCafferty and wife enter
tanned to dinner, Thursday, DIR. Cain
and wife, of Laurelville: Susie Gala
han and Mrs. Jennie Noggle, of Co
lumbus and Floe McCafferty, of Cir
cleville.
Picking berries, making hay anC
thrashing is the order of the day at
present. HEY DAY.
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Monday Creek

Preaching at the Ebenezer Baptist
Church by the Rev. Presgrave, OF
Adams county. Preaching at the
Maxville M. E. Church by the Rev
Jas Ricketts,, OF McCunsville.
Peter Nelson, an old resident, OF
Monday Creek, who has been working
in Columbus for the last nine or ten
months, is home on business,
The schools of Monday Greek Town,
ship are all now satisfactorily filed.
Wheat threshing is going on but
not very satisfactory to the farmer
The oil excitement is still at fever
heat. The Raccoon Company will com
mence drilling on the Henry Ash
baugh farm on Monday the 20th., nov
owned by Leonard Bell. Then comes
the oil and gas company of New
Straitsyille, consisting OF DR., and
Perry Hazleton, Henry Spencer, Scott
Mohler and others, who have located
pool OF Oil on their territory, reach
ing dangerously near China. They
have contracted their derricks ano
will soon be going after the oil with
sufficient gas to boom it sky high
Stock for sale. Come while the tiooC
is on and swim to fortune.
Harvey Howdyshell's children, who
have been having the whooping cougf
and typhoid fever, are not so we'll al
present.
Mrs. Howard Stephens, who ha:
been afflicted with typhoid fever anC
other ailments, is reported better.
Webb Hardy and Geo. Henricks are
taking their accustomed buggy ride
Anna Henricks and grandfather at
tended Sunday school and preaching
by the Rev. Daniel Henricks at Mt
Zion on Sunday.
Annie Henricks visited Mrs. How
ard Stiyerson, Sunday.
Miss Howdyshell, who was in Co
lumbus attending the Bliss CONNER
J cial College, is home on the sick list
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Pin Ridge

Hay is nearly all made in this vicin-
ity and some few have some corn yet
to lay by.
We have been having some nice
rains the last few days.
The boys had to postphone their
social Friday night last until this
coming Saturday night, July %.
Come one, come all
The ball game between Lancaster
and Pin Bridge July 10, resulted in a
score of ~ to in favor of Lancaster,
"Ginger up boy"
"Wetzel'' Rudolph, the Sugar Grove
billiard and pool champion will meet
Herbert Seidner at billiards Friday
night, July oath. at Ed Miller's Pool
room at Sugar Grove,
W. Helwig, A. Flowers, L, Conrad
and their families were the guests of
Albert Branum and wife, Sunda y.
Quite number of people attended
the bali game at this place Sunday.
The crack ball team, of Sugar
Grove, crossed bats with the strong
team, of Rushyille, at Rushyille,
Saturday, The score was to in
favor of Rushyille.
Quite a large crowd fro mthis place
attended the church social at Pleas
ant Hill, Saturday night. All report
good time.
John Miller and Seth Sollenbarger
were at the dance given by William
Funk at Hite's Hill, Saturday night.
Frank Bowman was Lancaster
visitor Saturday. Dutch" had a
fine time.
Pin Bridge wishes to book game
of ball with West Point any Saturday
or Sunday preferred. DUDLEY.
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Pursell

| Making hay and picking black ber-
ries seems to be the order of the day.
Ira Banter, wife and two children
called on So. Gorden, Sunday.
viii Brown called on Jacob Wine,
Sunday.
Jacob BANTER and wife had for
their guests, Sunday, VIM. Wine, wife
and two children, Emery BANTER,
wife and two children, Fanny Keller,
Rolon and Pearl Ogle and Roxie
| Conkle,
Mrs. Fossie Febus and Retha Huff
man called on their grandma Of
Laurelville, Mrs. Zelda Ebert one
day last week.
Jacob Huifines called on Rob.
Gorden, Sunday.
Roy Hutfines. of Happy Ridge, at
tended Sunday school at Pine Grove.
Mrs. Mary Springer was visiting
Mrs. Jennie Watts, of Logan, last
week.
Al Shiek was delivering pictures to
Pursel, Friday.
Mary Keller called on Fanny Keller
one day last week.
George and Lewis Conkle called on
John Teman. Sunday.
Will Springer and Blanche Brown
were seen vending their way to AL
Bainter's, Sunday, to sing.
Bill Brown, Arthur Vorhees, Frank
Nihiser and son called on VIM. Wine
Saturday.
A Shiek called on Jacob Wine, one
day last week.
Hen Conkle, of Logan, called on
Fred Conkle, Sunday.
Emery BANTER has been hunting
for his lost hog, but has not been
lucky to find it,
Harry Kern was on our streets, Sat
urday evening.
VIM. Wine was on our streets, Mon
day. with load of lumber.
John Vorhees was cutting oats for
VIM. Wine, last week.
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Fern Ridge

Mrs. Barbara Stalker visited
Henry Miller and family couple
days of last week.
Daniel Myer was Logan visit
or Saturday.
Newton Stoody and wife, of Co
lumbus, called on their parente,
John Stoody and wife, the latter
part of the week.
Homer Hedges, of South Perry,
passed through this place, enroute
to Logan, Saturday.
David Miller and wife called or
George Blum and family, Satur.
day evening.
Merton Weltner attended the
social at Fairview, Saturday even
ing.
George Bailey and wife spent
Wednesday with John Bailey and
family.
VIM. Notestone was Logan
shopper Saturday.
John Rider, wife and little
daughter visited VIM. Anderson
and family recently.
Samuel Kline and son, Willie,
were seen on our ridge Saturday.
Mrs. Homer Judy, of Lancaster,
is spending few days with her
parents.
Quite number of young people
from this place, attended the so
cial at Fairvisw, Saturday eve
ming.
Boyd Evans, of Gibisonville,
was seen on our pike, one day last
week.
Jessie McGrady was seen on our
streets, Sunday afternoon.
A number of boys from this
place attended church at the Holi.
ness, Sunday evening.
BLUE BIRD.
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Little Raccoon Creek

Farmers are busy making hay.
The Mowrey-Cherry Threshing
Co, began the season laet week in
this neighborhood.
The lecture at Mt. Pleasant.
Saturday night given by Mr..
Harrington, of Logan, o., was
good and we'll attended.
A good si2ed crowd attended
the social at Orlsnd, Thursday
night.
Mrs Harvey Zimmerman, Of
Wellston, o., spent few days
with her parents last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Lane, of Lo-
gan, are spending a few days with
friends of Mt. Pleasant.
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Rockbridge

Mr.. and Mrs. A r. Matthias and
daughter spent Saturday In Lo.
gan.
/ Tom Woltz of Sugar Grove,
spent Sunday with his brother Joe
and wife.
Mrs. John Farley returned to
her home in Carol, after a week q
visit with relatives in THE city.
Mrs Chas Wharton was q Lo'
gan chopper, Tuesday.
Mrs Will Grove and children
visited Ler parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Noah Blosser, of Enterprise, Sun
day.
A E Huls and family of Logan,
were the Sunday guests of W. II.
Huls and wife.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Dupler and
children spent Monday in Logan.
d. H. jackson of Carroll, visited
relatives at this place Wednesday
and Thuraday.
Vernon Dupler, wife and daugh-
ter, spent Sunday with relatives
near Sugar Grove.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Heft and
children returned to their home in
Lancaster, after weeks visit
with relatives at this place.
Elder E G. Vaudeville of Della
ware, preached Interesting SER
mons at the A G. church. Satur.
day and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Tucker an
nounce the arrival of daughter
at their home on Saturday, July
18th.
G. L. Jackson and family spent
Monday in Logan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Smoke and
daughter Fay, visited friends at
thIs place, Sunday.
The U. B. church will hold
festival on the school house ground
on Saturday evening, July 25th.
ROBIN.
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Laurelville

Camp meeting commenced at the
Adelphi Camp Grounds, Sunday,
July 10. An interesting meeting
is promised. A special train will
be run on Sunday.
Edward Friend, wife and two
children, of Lancaster, are visiting
relatives and friends here, this
week.
William F. Armstrong and wife
will leave for Tennessee, Tuesday
the 21, to visit their son, who has
an interest in the lumber business
there. Mr.. Harley Armstrong, no
also has an interest will accom-
pany them.
Nelson Armstrong and wife will
leave on Wednesday to visit their
daughter, Mrs. Will Hostler, of
Meadville Pennsylvania.
John Lyons, an old soldier Of
this place, died on last Friday,
funeral occurred on Sunday at Gib.
isonville,
John M. White and family and
R. H. Hilliard and family spent
Sunday with Mr.. Whites father
at South Perry.
The new Methodist church is
progressing nicely under the man
agement of George Haynes. There
are eleven steps from the ground
to the church floor, which we've
finished and uncovered last Thurs.
day evening. Mrs. Mary A. Me-
Clelland and Mrs. George Haynes
were the first to walk up them,
they were followed by Esther Nc
Clelland, little niece of Mrs. Me-
Clelland and the children of Mrs.
Haynes placing bouquet of flow
ers on each step.
Bertha Gano and grandmother,
Mrs. Kittsmillsr, of Logan, will
keep house for Mrs, VIM. Arm
strong, during her visit th Ten
nessee.
William Hale will rent his prop
erty, and move to Akron Ohio in
the near future. Mr.. Hale and
wife have just returned from a
visit with their daughter at Akron
and they say it 10 fine place to
live.
Martin Polling is improving his
property with new cement side
walk. A sussoRIsEa.
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Marion No. 9

VIM. Polling and wife were seen
passing through our vicinity, Sun
day.
d. Wolfe and wife and Frank
Wolfe and wife called on Oscar
Poling's, Sunday.
Grace Ritchey attended church
at Tabor, Sunday.
Elzie Bright is in Logan having
an operation performed.
Jessie Wright called on Goldie
Scholl, one day last week.
Isaac Wolfe was the over Sun
day guest of his parents, D. Wolfe
and wife.
Levi Wolfe aud VIM. Pierce at
tended the ball game at Logan,
Sunday.
orla Wolfe called on lady friend
in Logan, Sunday evening.
Clifford Brown is working for
Chas. Nunemaker at present.
vallie Wright and wife, Of Lo-
gan, called on his parents, l.. d
Wright and wife, Friday.
e. M. and j. e. Wright and G..
X. Scholl attended church at Mt.
Tabor, Sunday afternoon.
Hello No. 5 Scribe, ii you don't I
waken up and give us some items
this week, will be over to waken
you. AuHr JAMAA.