The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1908-02-20
Carbonhill

Murray City, are spending this
week with Mr.. and Mrs. w. f.
Evans of this place.
Mrs. Frank Green and Mrs.
Bert Green and little daughter
Lizzie spent last Thursday in
Straitsville.
Mr.. Pearl Downhour has been
attending court in Logan the part
of last week.
James Francis and Chas. Ma.
theny were in Nelsonville last Fri
day.
Misses Daisy, Mary and Letta
Harold of this place spent last
Saturday with their parents, near
Union Furnace.
Mrs. G.. w. Ross of this place
was in Columbus on business, one
day last week,
MIR. Pete Dawley of Sand Run
was seen here last Saturday night.
Mr.. T. u. Bay of Sand Run was
here calling on friends last Sun
day week.
Miss Blanche Minner, of Mel
sonville, recently spent several
days at the home of DR.. w. S.
Rhoades of this place.
Mr.. VIM Winnigman, one of our
best townsmen, has been re-
Gently devotlng great deal of
time to voice culture and has been
singing all the soft sweet solos h e
could think of, and he almost come
to the conclusion that he had his
voice under control. On Sun
day February 9th he stood in front
of the mirror and made the remark
that his beard never seemed to grow
so fast as it had that day and his
wife says to him, "Will, you will
have to call yourself by new
name, and Will says, "By what
name shall | call myself" and his
wife says, "Your new name from
hencefortb shall be Papa" Will
said, "Papa," and his voice culture
seemed to be of no good, for he
got scared at his own voice and
fell backwards into the middle of
the floor and remained unconscious
for some time, but he is now used
to his new name, and mother and
child are doing we'll. It's 10
pound "girl''
We spent all day last Thursday
in Logan, and through the kind
ness of A. w. Mauk, we were in
Yited to the % cent chicken dinner
given at the Presbyterian church,
and being little on the hungry
order we went and were conducted
to the large basement and of course
being a stranger we wanted to see
all we could without too much
suffering, so We persuaded Mr..
Mauk to take seat with us in
one corner of the basement, and we
saw people of almost every
calling. We saw the Judges,
Doctors, Lawyers and county Off
cials, the Editors and their helps,
Preachers, Rail ROa ders, Bankers
and the Farmers, in the plain at
tire and there were no big Is and
little e"Yours' nor no chosen few, for
the farmer in the overalls re-
ceived just as much attent ion as
the Judges or Banker or Lawyer
or any Que else, and the dinner
was more than any one deserves.
The ladies that had charge should
be given vote of thanks for the
many courteous deeds shown us
while there and we know of som
communities where the gentler sex
would do well to pattern after the
noble and Christ-like spirit that
many of the Logan woman pos
sess the only objection that we can
offer is that the waist bands of
our pantaloons got tight too soon,
Old 81 Hubbard can just talk all
he pleases about storing away
grub, but we will bet our socks
against Old Sis circus umbrella
that the Lawyers or Doctors or
Preachers either would have skin
ned him two blocks if he would |
have been there. And we predict
the drug stores of Logan will have |
a large run on soothing syrup for
the next several days.
The many friends of Mrs. Ben
Bailey gathered at her home last
Saturday evening to remind her
that Sha diScovarad Amarica 0k |