The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1908-02-06

lOnR Ume Juhb hlke uluH hpeHh
as he passed by.
f. M. Weatherby is teaching
the Maxvile (Dist. No. Z school
He has seven-month term.
There is an enrolment of 81.
Only the common branches are
taught. Mr.. Weatherby is giving
excellent satisfaction. He is a
careful, patient, experienced
teacher, necessarily always sue
cessful.
Rev. James Ricketts, is holding
revival services at the Maxville M
+. church and is obtaining good
results. He is q very pleasant,
social gentleman, forcible speak
err, devout christian and we hope
his efforts will be crowned with
great success. The indications
are very favorable for big revi-
val.
Abe Mowry, wife and little son,
Master Alexander, of Marion
township, Hooking county, were
the guests of Mr., and Mrs. Alex
Polling, during my stay in the
village.
Mr.. L. M. Butt, the Maxville
grocer, is doing very fine busi-
ness. He has the cleanest, tidiest
little grocery it has ever been our
pleasure to see. Everything is in
tip top shape, everything in it's
place. He is an unusually accom-
modating grocer and enjoys an ex-
cellent patronage.
Miss Laura Howdyshell, daugh-
ter of James Howdyshell, is sue
cessfully teaching a seven-month
school in District No. 8. The at
tendance is very small, the average
being IA. Miss Howdyshell has
the school we'll in hand, is a very
pleasant and efficient teacher and
is giving the best of satisfaction.
VIM. Wolfe, the jolly black
smith and wagon maker of Max
vile, is very busy man. He is a
skilled workman, an inventive gen.
ius. He has an arrangement that
he leads the animal in, straps him
and holds him in such a manner
that it is impossible for him to
kick the blacksmith or iniure him
self. 1t is very wonderful and
necessary invention.
Mr.. Guy Mohler is teaching the
Kuhn school (Distrlct No. g..
This school has an average attend
ance OF 15. He is giving entire
satisfaction. He has the conf
1ence and good will of the schol.
ars, who are making unusual pro-
gress. Mr.. Mohler gives promise
If making one of the best instruct.
,rs in Perry county. We certain
y wish him success.
Scott Mohler threshed nearly |
fifty pushels of clover seed last |
'all. When it is considered that
is worth about $40 bushel it
gives one the impression that rails
ng clover is very profitable busi-
less. Mr.. Mohler refused SO per
,ushel just as it came from the
hresher. By the way we were in
ormed that thcre is a case of
carlet fever at Mr.. Mohler's fam
ly. We hope for no serious re-
ults.
The first night, after leaving
daxville stayed over night with
dr. Jacob Downhour. This was
he third time 1 had stopped with
lin. This venerable gentleman
8 swiftly gliding down the other
ide, and while his three score and
en-, or more, has somewhat stiff
ned the joints and impaired him
physically, his brain is just as ac-
i've and his memory as good as at
lidGle age, and he is peacefully
nd quietly enjoying his home in
lis declining years. His son,
David, of Groveport, spent week
r two with him recently, which
10 enjoyed very much. l was, as
n previous occasions, made well
ONE and passed a very enjoyable
light.
Peter Heidlebaugh, of Baird's
furnace, and VIM. Downhour, of
iaxvllle, were recent Fairfield
ounty visitors. 1t is not known
'hether they went to Fairfield on
he quest of life partners or left
Iondny Creek township to avoid