The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1908-03-05
Brushy Fork

MT, Inllllp MarUln anu VIII
were the guests of Mr.. Joe Morris
and wife last Sunday.
Misses Clara and Cora Sheets
are visiting in the Capital City
at present writing.
Oscar Sheets was home last
Friday.
Mrs. Emanuel Klump was visit.
ing her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Y,
f. Sheets, last week.
Mr.. Joe Morris and wife enter.
tanned quite number of their
neighbors Saturday evening.
Henry Rhoads, spent last
Tuesday night with cold Gum"
Grant Matheny.
John Shonk, of Lancaster, was
the guest of his mother the latter
part of the week
Rev. Cheadle, of Sugar Grove,
was calling on the people of this
place last Sunday.
Another needle artist has bob
bed up in our midst in the person
of Delbert Conrad. He can do all
kinds of sewing. Has contracted
to patch Jim Matheny's cast away
clothes, as Jim can use them to
bridge over these panicy times.
Mr.. Conrad has also agreed to
make Jim couple of crazy quilts,
and Doc Rhoads will give him a
couple of his old cats to take over
in Blue Valley, on his next court
ing trip, as the old maids are
pestered with mice.
Quite bunch of our pleasure
seeking sports attended dance
in Blue Valley last Saturday night.
The boys report d good time, but
for few exceptions. Some light
finger was at the dance and approp-
rated a lantern and pair of over
shoes to their own use.
One of our farmers was out
hunting one night last week, and
early in the evening his dogs
struck a trial near the limits of
Sugar Grove and followed it down
the valley to Clear Creek, then up
the creek for several miles, and
trailing around on the Finefrock
farm when the dogs routed the
object they were trailing and
started toward Pine Grove Pump
Station, but getting so hot
on the trail, they treed it near the
residence of Peter Kraft. When
the farmer heard his dogs bark
ing up tree, he made rush to
them. When he got within shoot
ing distance he discovered they
had man perched on a fence post.
The farmers demanded the young
man to identify himself, which he
did by showing large
bank certificate reading Russell |
Rudolph has deposited etc., and
also stating that he had been
at the home of Mrs. Fine
frock, and that he expected to go
back again and take lessons in the
art of weaving carpet.
Mr.. "Gum" Grant Matheny has
received large consignment of
seeds and will move on u
farm in the spring to raise
pumpkins to be used in Doc
Rhoads's bakery.
George Keppler, the carpet
weaver, made trip to Stoutsville
to ascertain his true
standing with his lady friend.
George came back on the double
luick, putting on an artificial
smile from ear to ear, singing and
.alking to himself, but others
Snow just where he is at. Geo.
low intends to accompany "Bock"
Rudolph on his next wild goose
,hase up Salt Creek.
S, u. Stukey, our hustlng steel,
rap and tile merchant, is also
dray for National Sup
ply Co.
j. S. Matheny, our genial viii
age postmaster, interceded in the
Probate Court for Joe Junkerman
% procure his license to wed
'ecently, and was very successful.
Anyone needing help in the trying
,rdeal will avail themselves of
much useful information by con-
'ulting Mr.. Matheny.
Jim Matheny has accepted a
position as foot-black in the tom
iOrial art parlors of Brushy Fork.