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Max

There seems to be great deaI
of sickness in this community al
present.
John Focht and Taylor Welty
made n business trip to Bremen,
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Johnston
spent Friday at the home Of Geo.
Vanatta, near Maxville, visiting
the latter's mother, who is serious
ly i'll.
j, Welty made a business trip
to Bremen, Wednesday.
Mrs. O. w. Sheets spent last
Thursday with Mrs. S. n. Focht.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Heidlebaugh
visited at the home of C.. Il. Welty
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Hickman
were Logan visitors Saturday.
j. M. Polling and ]. w. Rutgers,
of Turkey Run, passed through
here, enroute to Logan, Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. X. Smith, of
Lancaster, and Mr.. and Mrs. j. III.
Leonard and two children, of Bre-
men, spent Sunday at the home of
+. L. Safell.
E. E. Kelsey, of Bremen, moved
his saw mill on the farm of Samuel
Polling, Tuesday.
]. e. Brown spent Sunday with
his brother, j. S. Brown, in Bre-
men. UNCLE JOSIAH.
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Marion No. 9

We see the mumps arc still
around.
Miss Jeanette Hartmann, the
school teacher at No, 8, is very III
with the mumps. There is no
school at present.
VIM. Scholl, the school teacher
of No. 6, also has the humps.
Misses Ida Lemon, Estella
Polling, Goldle Scholl, Estelle
Wright, Susie Polling and Jessie
Wright were the Sunday guests of
Misses Mamie and Cora Mohler.
Miss Phoebe Mclaughlin spent
Sunday night with Miss Estella
Wright and sister Jessie.
Eber Mowcry and wife were the
Sunday guests of b. Lemon and
wife.
Misses Jennie McLin and Oracle
Ritchey attended church at Beth
any, Sunday evening,
Mrs. William Pierce is on the
sick list.
Samuel Sanderson and wife at
tended big meeting at Bethany,
Saturday night.
Some people think If they would
get local option in this country
there would not be any crimes,
then / suppose the penitentiary
would have to be torn down.
Miss Goldie Ainsely is working
for Chas. Brooks. The family are
all sick with the grippe.
Nicholas Blosser, of Michigan,
called on d. Wolfe, Sunday.
Miss Phoebe Mclaughlin called
on Maud Bright, Sunday.
Thomas Noble and wife attend
ed church at Bethany, Sunday
Mrs. McLin is improving very
slowly.
Frank Wolfe and Clarence Pierce
are opening a coal bank on the
Anderson farm.
Levi Wolfe, who has been work
ing for Frank Pickett, spent Sun
day at home. AUNT JENNA.
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cumb, to the dreaded malady Of
saw-mill ON the brain
The hoise.trading epedemic that
is raging in this section of the
country, has already caused some
of our farmers to depart with good
animals. One of our citizens re-
ceived in turn three legged hop
ping critter for valuable anlmel.
Mr. Jack Martin our husky saw
mill man is busy just now procur-
ing material with which to build
summer resort In the pine forest
of Brushy Fork. Jack will erect
a large commodious summer hotel,
a skating rink and dancing pavil-
ion, also quite number of cot
tages. The forest will be improv-
eG to add to its already natural
scenery. This pleasure spot is in
close connection with the all heal
ing ice cold spring, at Fern Cliff,
an already established health spot.
Col John Swigert will operate
transportation line between the
resort and depot at Sugar Grove.
The Colonel says he will put on
number of "benzine buggies" if
the business demands il. He has
also been the general manager of
this resort being broad minded,
brainy genious, with wide exper-
ience in the hotel business. The
Colonel will be a great acquisition
and big drawing card for Mr..
Martin.
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Little Raeeoon Greek

The marriage of Mr.. Earnest
Ansel and Ida Zimmerman was
solemnized by Rev. Oswald, Wed
nesday evening, and received the
usual serenading. May Joy and
happiness be theirs.
Revival meeting at Fairview
closed, Thursday night.
Mrs. Samuel Riggs was called
from her earthly home Wednesday
night, at midnight. Funeral
services were conducted by Rev.
Oswald, at Mt, Pleasant, Saturday
at l p. m.
Miss Lulu Johnston went to CO.
lumbus, Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Chi'eote are
visiting with Jacob Redicks.
A post card shower was arranged
for Irwin Stone for Wednesday
last, it being his birthday anniver-
sary.
Revival meeting is still going on
at Ilesboro.
There was no school at Mt.
Pleasant, Monday, as the teacher,
Mr.. Pearl Heinlein was sick.
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Clear Creek

Mr.. VIM. Elick and wife were
he lping VIM. Carpenter butcher
one day last week. Billie Car
penter and John Eick say they
cannot butcher unless William
Flick is with them.
Riley Llnsey, one of our up-to.
date farmers, was seen passing
through here enroute to Sugar
Grove, and as the River was up
and the the water was in the
road, Riley concluded to 60 back
home and try it some other day.
Mrs. VIM. Carpenter is on the
sick list and Miss Cora Finefrock
is doing her house work.
Henry Caves was out trying his
new rubber tire and his trotting
king. Henry says he thinks he
can beat Dan Patch next summer.
William Carpenter made flying
trip to Rockbridge, Friday.
John Flick and Ben Carmickle
was seen passing through here en-
route to Rock bridge, Saturday.
Peter Kraft made a flying trip
to Lancaster, Sunday.
The Misses Ida and and May
Fnefrock, who have been working
at Lancaster, spent Sunday with
their mother at this place.
Protracted meeting has COM
menced at the Holiness Chapel
and quite number of our young
people attended meeting there Sun
day night.
The Misses Mary Finefrock and
Hazel Kraft were seen travelling
for Sugar Grove, Saturday even
ing.
VIM. Carpenter called on Mr..
and Mrs. John Elick, Sunday
afternoon. COUNTRY Boy.
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Mt. Zion

We are sorry 10 learn that Mrs.
Ben Woodard, of Coonyile, is no
better at this writing
DIR. Cros sen, of Carbondsle, was
called to the home of Marvin
Woodard, of near this place, this
morning, on account of the illness
of their little daughter, Mildred
Mrs. John Rhoric, of Marshfield,
was called to the bedside OF her
mother, Mrs, b. A. Woodard, of
near here, who is suffering with a
complication of diseases.
We are glad to learn that Goldie,
the little daughter, of Mr., and
Mrs. Albert Sims, of Goose Run,
is some better at this writing.
We would like TO ask L. G..
Allen, of this ridge, if things are
not going 10 be painted red, soon
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StringtoWn

Mrs. f, D. Beougher was in
Logan, Thursday.
Ben Edwards and wife passed
through this place Saturday.
Mrs. Alice Beougher and Miss
Eta BeOugher spent last Monday
in Lancaster.
Floyd Rhodes and Mr.. Slayball, J,
who spent last week with relatives
and friends here, have returned to
their home in Celina, o,
Miss Eta Beougher had as her
Sunday guests Floyd Rhodes,
Atlee Beougher, and the Misses
Jennie and Minnie Beougher.
Miss Alice Ellek, of Combina-
tion Ridge, was seen passing along
the pike Sunday AFTERNOON.
VIM. Edwards and lady friend
attended church at Fairyiew, Sat-
urday evening.
Ed. Primer, of Baltimore, spent
last Monday with his sister, Mrs.
John Beougher.
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Happy Ridge

Several of the people of this
place attended the funeral of Mrs.
Maggie BANTER at Pine Grove last
Saturday,
Robert Gordon and Mart Huf-
fines were the Sunday guests of
Lewis Hutfines and family.
Clarence Huffines, of this place,
is seen going toward Happy
Hollow quite often.
Pearl Huffman and Frank Ed
wards, of Buck Run, visited rela-
tives and friends of this place
from Th ursday until Saturday.
Mrs. Eva Adams and grand
daugter, Marie Sanders, of Button
Ridge, were the Sunday guests of
Sarah c. Lama and daughter,
Mazie.
Clarence Hufiines, of this place,
made trip to Sand Run last week.
Charley Febus, of South Perry,
was the Sunday guest of his
brother, Harry, of this place.
John Voorhees,, of Pine Grove,
was seen on this ridge last week.
Fred Conkle called on Lewis
Huffines and family Sunday after
noon.
Esq, Dupler, of Rockbridge was
seen on our streers one day last
week.
Mr.. Thomas Willard, of this
place, and Miss Dora McGrady, of
Button Ridge, were quietly
married at Esq. Gordon's, Friday
evening. We wish them long
and happy life.
There will be an exhibition at
this place the 9th. of March at
night. Everybody invited.
Emery Banter and family, of
this place, visited relatives on
Pine last Saturday and Sunday.
Jake Banter was u caller on
this side one day last week.
Frank Edwards, of Buck Run,
was out in this country last week
trying to buy some traps. Frank
says he wants trap that is stout
enough to hold fox.
Mrs. Flossie Febus spent Monday
with Mrs. Sarah c.. Lama and
daughter.
Emery BANTER is the champion
butcher of this place. WANDA.
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Haynes City

Oscar Polling and Elmer Kitchen
are putting in fill near Haynes
post-oflice to change the creek in
to new channel
Willie Harmon and Ralph Ebert
went away to hunt work,
Frank Holy is the great fur
buyer, of Hooking County, and he
made a shipment last week, and he
says he has more money than he
knows what to do with.
Miss Nellie Finney made flying
trip to Laurelville, last Saturday.
Rancie Polling visited Elmer
Kennedy, last Sunday evening.
Lewis and Chester Holy made a
trip to Blue Greek, last Sunday
evening.
C. W. Holy got lot of ties last
week. Erve Holy is clerking for
c, w. Holy.
Pearl Dorsey has good job for
this summer, cutting logs for
Frank Haynes on Daniel Carshner's s
place,
Chester and Lewis Holy went to
B'oomingvile, to church, last
Sunday night.
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Cedar Grove

Harry Gordon's school at No.
10 is about broke up on account of
sickness.
Mrs. Mary Pleukharp, who has
been quite ill with congestion of
the lungs, is able to be around
again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Burgoon,
Pine Grove, were called to our
village on account of the sickness
of their brother-in-law, Mr..
! Abner Linn.
Geo. Woolever, of Fair Ridge,
visited friends in our vicinity last
Sunday.
The Telephone line Is extended
from Harry Gordon's to Lon Old
fields.
Mrs Nihart, an aged lady,
died at her home near this place
last Friday, at an advanced age
Of "a years. Mrs. Nihart leaves
bright evidence to her friends
and relatives that she has gone
home to rest. Hence, we mourn
not as those that have no hope.
Our loss is her eternal gain. Rev.
John Baker, of Gibisonville,
preached very touching dis
course to the friends and relatives,
after which her remains were laid
to rest by Under taker Goss, in
the Baptist cemetery near by to
await the Resurrection Morn.
Dan Woolever and wife, of
Union Furnace, visited the formers 8
sister last week, who is afflicted
with lung trouble.
Frank Lindsey is taking care of
Mr.. Fl. c. Linn, who is quite poor
ly, at this writing.
James lies made business trip
to SO Bloomingville last Friday.
The prayer meeting at Pine
Grove seems to be growing in
interest.
Harry Kern is the boss skunk
hunter. Harry Gays that it will
pay him better to catch the skunk
at 81 so per head than to go to
school where he will have to study
hard the livelong day. He thinks
he can average 25 or 80 skunks
per day. At this rate we will
soon get rid of all our skunk and
have peace and harmony.
Mrs. Maggie BANTER died at her
home near this place last Thursday,
Feb. 90. Interment was at Pine
Grove the Saturday following.
Mr.. A. G, Linn, of our valley,
died Friday, Feb. 81. Interment
at Pine Grove the Monday follow
ing. MAUD.
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Roekbridge, Route 3

Well, Mr.. Grounding have you
frozen to death yet.
Mr.. and Mrs. BANTER, and son
Oliver, and daughter Mabel, were
the guests of Mrs. Springer, Sun
day.
Will Springer was seen on our
streets Saturday.
Mr.. Cupp dug seven skunk out !.
of one hole last week.
Mrs. Springer called on Mrs.
Wine, Friday.
Lewis Conkle was the guest of
Isaac Brown last Sunday.
Jacob Wine and John Voorhees,
are the leading fur buyers of this
place.
John Voorhees, and VIM. Wine
were seen on their way to Logan
last week.
George Cupp made business
trip to Laurelville, Monday.
Jake Hullines called on Jacob
Wine, Sunday.
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and Mrs. Thomas Ansel.

and Mrs. Thomas Ansel.
Miss Maud Scholl, who is work
ing at the Lancaster Infirmary,
visited her parents over Sunday.
The mumps are about all gone
in this valley.
Mrs. E. Sholl and daughter,
Nora, visited Mr.. Kunkler and
family Sunday afternoon.
Alexander McCune is seen quite
often passing through our valley.
Mrs. Isabella Polling and son,
Arthur, were seen vending their
way toward the queen city
Monday.
Alexander McCune made trip
to the queen city Saturday.
Frank Helber attended big
meeting at Laurel Chapel, Satur-
day night.
Frank Polling, of Oldtown, at.
tended big meeting at Laurel
Chapel, Tuesday night of last
week.
Big meeting will commence at
Mt. Tabor, Sunday night, March
/. Everybody invited to attend.
Sunday-school is progressing
very nicely at Mt. Tabor, under
the management of Il. w. Brown
as superintendent
The sick at tins place are re-
ported better at This writing.
A STRANGER.
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Icy Slope

No. 6 school is again closed
this week, the teacher, VIM. A.
Scholl, has the mumps. The
school was conducted last week by
Ernest Mowery and Stanley St.
Clair.
Miss Addie Rutter was aiding
in the house work of Mrs. II. II.
Cruise, and she became sick and
had to go home.
Mrs. VIM. Ruff has recovered
from the mumps, bus Master
Harley has them now.
Sail Miller has begun his saving
again.
VIM. Scholl made a trip to Lo-
gan, Saturday.
Miss Bessie Ruff has been work.
ing for her brother, VIM. Ruff.
VIM. Stone, of Logan, was a
business visitor at DIR. Rutter's,
last Monday.
Nathaniel Palmer made a flying
trip to Bremen, Friday.
Miss Tillie Barnes called on the
sick at III. H. Cruise, Monday.
Miss Jennie Weaver has the
mumps.
1t is understood that Mr.. S. N.
Focht is going to quit the store
business, of which we are sorry.
Miss Clara Ruff is staying with
Lillian Cruise, this week.
Mrs. Frank Weaver, of Basil, is
again in our vicinity.
A STRANGER.
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NEWS OF
OTHER TOWNS
Gibisonville

Well, as have not seen any
items from this place for quite q
while ! will now endeavor to jot
down a few of the most important,
David WJlie and T. d. Woods
were business visitors to Logan,
Saturday
Mrs. Chas. Notestone, of Logan,
is visiting relatives at this place
at the present time.
The stork visited Mr.. and Mrs.
David Wylie, Wednesday, bring
ing them IA seven pound baby girl.
Chas. Zeigler, of Pleasant Val
ley, was seen ON our streets Satur-
day afternoon.
Mrs. Joe Brashares, of Mound
Crossing was IN our village Satur-
day,
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Pearl
Kuhn, baby boy.
School is progressing nicely
under the management of Miss
Ruth Mowery.
The Sunday guests of VIM.
Brashares were Mrs. Bryon Zeigler,
Mrs. J. f. Miller, Name Gibson,
Sally Peterson, Goldie Evans, Carl
Whitcrart and Mrs. Chas. Note
stone.
Several of the young people of
this place attended the party at
the home of Howard Turner,
Tuesday night. Among those
present we're; Misses Ruth Now
cry, Velva Brashares, Goldie
Evans, Grace Moore, Mabel Evans,
Rosa Raymond, Lily Evans, and
Messrs. Merton Weltner, Harry
Keifauber, Fred and Edwin Keller,
Wylie and Boyd Evans, Carl
Whitcrnft, Homer and Willie
Moore and Jess McGrady.
RAMONA.
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ON or near his place.

on or near his place.
Our mail carrier on Jacksonville
Route ., was obliged to abandon u
part of his route, on account of
bad roads, one OF two days last
week
The stork called at Mr.. James
Groves, one day last week, and
left them bouncing baby boy.
Albert and Edward Woodland, of
Columbus, were called here, this
week, on account of the serious
illness of their mother, Mrs. B. A..
Woodland.
1t seems as if George Mcdaniel,
on the Creek, is going to do some
tileing this spring, JUDGING from
the loads of tile he us hauling from
Starr, whenever the roads are in a
condition to do any hauling at all.
Henry White Jr., who had the
misfortune to fall during the icy
time, and hurt his shoulder very
badly, is getting along nicely,
We learn they are having sue
cess at the protracted meeting at
Carbondale, which is in progress
at that place, at the present time.
May the greatest success crown
their every effort.
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Brushy Fork.

Mrs. Henry Sheets called on
Mrs. Frank Conrad, Sunday.
Mrs. Y. F. Sheets is on the sick
list.
Mrs. Emma Federer went to
North Berne, Sunday.
Joe Matheny was in Lancaster
Saturday, on business.
Mrs. F. M. Conrad is on the
sick list, at this writing
Mr.. Henry Rhoads and "Old
Grew" Grant Matheny spent last
Thursday evening at the homs of
Kittie Hummel, and later in the
night Henry was seen sitting on
Jake Junkerman's front porch, in
company with lady.
Miss Mae Conrad has accepted
a position, with our home bakery.
John Shoenenbarger our pros
porous rabbit producer, is going to
have the big brush sawed out in
order to let the rabbits grow larg-
er and mature quickly under the
direct rays of old sol.
Dan Martin and Jake Reber
have sold third interest in their
driving team of young oxen to
jim Matheny. The now famous
trio will ride behi ind their speedy
critters to Blue Valley, and when
the old maids see Jim driving into
that vicinity, they will surely rise
up in aims and then he will be
living some.
Mr.. Henry Caves of Pine Grove,
was in our midst recently, paying
his regards to the children of this
town. Henry is a good old soul,
having a heart like cracker bar
rel and great admirer of children.
And the children have great
inclination to think we'll of uncle
Henry,
The business of our home bak-
cry is increasing at such a rate
that the proprietor, Doc. Rhoads
is seriously thinking of installing
more ovens to meet the demand for
his famous mince pies.
A great many of our citizens
attended the bazar, in the town
hall in Sugar Grove, last Saturday
evening.
X.Mayor Gen. w. Johnston and
his trainer are not on amicable
terms at present, and unless a re-
conciliatiOn is patched up pretty
soon, the great fstic contest will
not come off in the spring. 1t is
too sad to reflect ON the actions of
one individual, who is hindrance
to many in u financial and pleasur-
able way as the proceeds were
or the benefit of the corporation
of Sugar Grove.
Should Mr.. Johnston's trainers
temper be not pacified, 1t will be
cause for Frickie Emde to lose
remuneratiye position with the
"daddies" of Sugar Grove.
The saw-mill fever which is
prevalent in these "dlggins," hes
overtaken many. "Fuzzy" Will
liam Conrad being in sad plight,
his fever is now up to 10 horse
powder already, and unless his
mind and brain can be attached TO
something, such as chopping
wood. grnbbing etc, be will snc-
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Pine Valley

This Is Iolly February,
Month OF storms and month OF thaws;
Month when winter slips his fetters,
Spite OF Ice kings sternest laws;
Month OF good ST. Valentine,
Which was the 18th. day,
Where many heart was made glad
While others were prevexed,
Shortest month OF the year,
We greet thee.
Bring us clouds or bring us sun
Surely we all bid thee welcome.
Month that gave us Washington,
A eourtly man,
Wearing his honors as heroes can;
Erect and tall with his six feet two,
Knee-breeches, buckle, frllls and queue;
Powdered brown hair, blue eyes, far apart,
Strong limbed and fearless with gentle
heart,
Gracious in manner toward every one,
such, my friend was Washington.
Mrs. Susan Kuhn is on the sick
list.
Albert Collision is also numbered
on the sick list.
Chas. Paxton is having saw
mill set sawed, contemplates build
ing q new barn in the near future.
Samuel Morse is eritically III at
home with the La Grippe.
There was spelling at the
above named place last Wednesday
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Herbert Cole and Della Matthias
attended church at Fairview, Sat
urday evening.
Stacey jackson, of Carroll,
spent few days in this vicinity
last week.
Rev. j. l.. Baker and wife passed
through here Monday.
Public service was fairly well
attended Sunday at the U. b..
Church.
George Bailey was seen cn the
pike with a load of hay Monday.
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evening. Quite crowd were
present considering the bad wealth
er. Spelling before recess with
literary work after recess.
III. w. Kitchen made business
trip to Circleville, last Saturday,
returning home via Columbus,
Ohio.
Mrs. Jacob Banter, who has
been confined to her home, for
quite spell with lung trouble,
was buried at Pine Grove, Satur-
day.
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Peaceful Valley

AS have not seen any news
from this place for quite while
will try and write few of the
latest happenings.
Big meeting, which was in
progress at Laurel Chapel, closed
Saturday night.
Alexander Sheets and family
visited the latter's parents, Mr.,
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leIben i'm Berein NIT unferen riibri'
gen 2ofaI-A genten fortpabrenb neue
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Sn Mnbetradt biefer Eatiahen If
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fid 6arum banbelt, Die beutihe Be
p0Iferung gu erreiden, bas. bette YIN
seige.Weoinm im Staat. Sexas.
Die Greie Erefe fir SerasE ublifbina
GDmbann.