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The San Francisco call., 1908-09-13
JOY a MAHER. Watsoaviiie- Cai


FRTIE- BERRY and PDULTRY LANDS
$1-SCO-Ihnee and $500 acres; nearly an oct
10 year old Sewtown apples; no buildings:
al r1ch bottom land; $500 cash; splendid loca-
Iion- not far out
&4.50o-35 acres; about 1000 bearing apples:
balance good fruit OF vegetable land: fne spring
on place. near Wstsonyi1e: rich loan land:
near school and churches: buildings
e2T5o-One OF the best acre homes IN
xert0wn apples: new room cottage: rich
bottom land; close 10 railroad station: near
'NstS0uT1lle; part cash
Write and tell rs what you want This
valley S ne Eost productive and prosperous
In Cs1iforuis-
Add-ess soy & sIAHER. watsonville. Cal
oTR BIG DITCH
NOW COVERS 2. GOO ACRES
81 The ve-y best land Ia Californis and lateraIs
have been run 70 each 40 acres; 1907 products
were Alfalfa, $50 70 SO per acre; prunes and
pears. $3.50 10 S5l5 per acre; oranges, $3.50 10
s. 900 per acre; every vegetable. fruit grain OF
grass does well here; well drained; very health
1ul: no malaria: Glenn and Colusa counties
west side OF the Sacramento river.
Our special offer TO close out the Boggs tract
ss Sl.56 per acre per mouth, including taxes
and interest our best 500 land; Join our
eIcursiO1 on Saturday afternoonj write for
booklet
Office oDen Wednesday and Friday evenings
after 7 O'Clock.
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TEXAS LAND FoR sAIE

Of acres TEXAS school land n he
fortieth cash. and 40 years time on BALANCE
8 per cent Interest," only So cash for leo
acres az 80 per acre; greatest opportunity.
structions and new state law. ]. i. sNYDEP
school land locator, 214 9th ST., Austin. Ter
reference. Austin national bank - 20
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oTR BIG DITCH
OUR BIG DITCH

NUW
~ The Fery best land IN California. H1d later
ais have been run 20 each 30 acres: 1907 prod
ucts were. Alfalfa $50 70 SIS per acre; prures
and pears. $3.50 TO $5l5 per acre: oranges. $3.50
10 81 900 per acre; every vegetable. fruit
) grain or grass does well here: well drained ;
very heanhful: no malaria: Glenn and Col0sa
counties: west side Of Sacramento river.
Our special offer TO close out the Boggs tract
IL el50 per acre per month including taxes
and interest on our best 500 land. Join our
excursion Saturday afternoon. Write for book
Jet. c. ~ WOOSTER CO.. 702 Market st.
Office open Wednesday and Friday evenings
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COUNTRY REAL EsrATE-continuea

A CHANCE OF A LIFETIME
For sale at half Its value, If sold at once,
one OF the most beautiful homes in the foothills
overlooking the beautiful Santa Clara yaliey
and San Francisco bay; one electric line; 40
miles from San Franciscoi fine barn and car
riRge house; billiard hall and outer buildings
Just the place for country home and TO DO pusl-
in city; 10 room house; baths; electric
light; running water, and telephones l5O acres
of land. % IN fruit 80 hay land, balance TIM
ber; very desirable for sanitnrium Address
+. A. CODY, Saratoga Cal.
SAN LUIS oBIsPo WHEAT LAND.
S30. 000-San Luis Obispo county 2,o20 acres.
IL miles from town. nne wheat land; sandy
loan; fenced and cross fenced; room dwelling /
all outside improvements: income about $4,000
per year; abundance OF water; near schools and
markets; trade FOR Oakland or San Francisco IN.
come property. tR12s4) GEO. w AUSTIN
lois Broadway. Oakland. or l.. W. JEFFERSON
REALTY CO, Al Montgomery ST, San Francisco,
FOR farms. stock ranches orchards and vine.
yard and timber lands. cAn or send for new
descriptive catalogue. RoTHERMEL 4 CO.,
PAT Russ building. san Francisco.
OREGON central military road grant land ai-
lotmentss $500. payable $40 monthly: a great
opportunity. ALEX MURDOCH. ices Broad.
way. Oakland
s.. T00-S500 cash, chicken ranch, complete im,
proyements Owner, j. Stephens, Penngroye,
Cal.
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rnnches. rnnsf he sod

SNAP bargains IN ranches; must be sold
fI.000-At q sacrifice FOR absent owner;
ranch $50 acres; healthy location in the hills:
Napa county. with. small house, barn and 10
acres vineyard and orchard. plenty of wood
end pure water; fine place for poultry, fruit
and stock.
e. .500-Resort. tavern and farm. so acres in
the redwoods, main road from Jkiah 70
coast towns; new house. rooms. barn. etc:
plenty Of timber and spring water piped; or
chard snd garden; hunting and fishing. See
photos in office. ROTHERMEL CO., 247
Russ bldg, S. Y
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REDWOOD CITY REAL ESTATE

VILLA tract, Redwood City; choice residence
lots; terms. G. Il. Wilcox & Co., s37 G. a. ave
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Cigzr stard; win inventory $500 and should
net $50 per month
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fe.o0o-4s acres; IL acres apricots. acres
Ipezchef- Z acres grapes, ] acre mixed fruit:
bslance hay and pasture land: good 5 room
,cct1zge. barn. chicken houses. windmill tanks
= horseE. COW. G dozen chickens . buggies
stE1go1s. al farm implements, all house furni-
.1u-es = great bargain; only 3 miles from
COunrT seat Of MARTINEZ. one-hslf cash
G. Il ENBSEN co.
Country Department
20 Montgomery St. San Francisco
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SALOON: good location; VIII invoice S62f
good lease and license; rent cheap; 9<{
f'0OO'
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HALF MOON DAY REAL EsTATr

LOTS In all parts; any size; adjoining depot and
Ocean boulevard; on easy payment d. DAvin
CO.. los Croker bldg. tel 2h5a = =
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Booming house for workingmen. own build
ing: years ground lease on favorable terms;
100 rooms; terms 70 suit; income 1910
T. P MOORE. at Room $40, Pacific Bldg.
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Lmchhouse end saloon on busy street. prac-
teally free rent for 3 years This place viii
clear $50 per month
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Rooming hOuse; blocks from Market and
Powell sts-; good furniture and good carpets:
"a rooms: lease can be had; VIII clear 500
per month; price 50 eco.
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1000 Suffer corner Fillmore.
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se,OoO-A snap: near Petaluna- 10 acres
s-nc- loan SOIL fne house; feed and
grocery store with stock Of goods on corner
At county cross roads; good cash trade; barn
chance 1or a live man TO make money. Terms.
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JOIN rush to new oil fields; new wells open mn
vast territory; lands sold or leased In sI)evIl,s
Dem or Coalinga Fieids'; one oil well rnar
anteed, with instruments on each; 100 acres
$1,000 for whole, $500 one-hsIf tnterest
general merchandise: going exclusively into
mining and oil business. Write CHARLES
SHARP. owner. Hanford. Cal
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HIGH CLASS BOOMING HOUSE,
AZ rooms; an but rented 70 very desfrzbIs
and permanent tenartss elegant carpets and
furniture; cheap rent This place VIII easily
Eet 500 per month; price $500
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BALDWIN & HOWELL,
aiS-aat kearny st.
FOR sale or exchange--For Oakland, Berkeley.
uninproved 10 ROOM well built, residence;
large lot. north OF pnnhandle terms. Ad-
dress Owner OIL u. :7th ST.. Oakland; phone
Merritt SiiQ
FoRFsale exchange for city country prop
erty. planning mill with established business
price $50, 900; clearing $1,000 per month. Box
1916 Cali ofhce
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First time in 10 years S5 clairvoyant read
1ngE 81 Bring this cutting and avoid mis-
understanding
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PLY fMoUTH Congregational church, Post st. bet
buchanan and webster-Rey. l. c. Meserve.
d. D.. pastor. Morning service. with sermon
by the pastor, Mt IL o'clock. Evening service
at 1:45, with address by the pastor on The
personnel OF the recent international council Of
congregational churches at Edinburgh. Scot
land bringing clearly to mind many notable
hgures in the religious world Of today
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1908-04-02
Cedar Grove

Preaching at st. John, last Sun
day, by Rev, Lockwood, of Ten
nessee.
Hilas Oldfeld, of Illinois, and
Albert Sanderson, of Missouri, were
visiting Lon Oldfeld, last week.
Alonzo Oldfeld and Jacob Balm
ter made a business trip to South
Bloomingville, last Wednesday.
William Devore has moved his
family from Logan to our village.
The Sabbath school at Wesley
Chapel, is progressing nicely, with
Charles Davis, superintendent.
George Turner, of Liberty ridge,
took dinner with Harry Gordon
and family, last Thursday.
Mrs. Mary Linn visited Mrs.
Minnie Gordon, last Thursday.
Therman Bicker visited Herbert
Lovesey, last Thursday.
Sherman Lindsey, the railroad
tie inspector, was in our village,
last week, inspecting the ties.
Jim lies is again making things
merry IN our village.
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Pleasant Valley

John Hansel and Claude Cupp,
both of Logan, called on G. w,
Ziegler, Monday.
Homer Kitchen the thriving
fertilizer agent, of Pine Valley,
was in our valley, Tuesday.
Mrs. Ethel Blackston was at
Pleasant Creek, Tuesday, the
guest of her brother, Pearl Rol-
ston.
Miss Velma Conkel called on
Miss Grace Vancuren, Wednesday
night.
Samuel and Albert LEM were
the guests of Mr.. A. Blackston,
Thursday night.
Chas. Boiling and wife visited
Mr.. B. F. Nihiser and family,
Sunday.
Miss Lucy Murphy attended
church at Antioch, Saturday night.
A. o. Prior and wife visited re-
latives at Baltimore, o., last week
Jacob Kinger and wife broke
bread with Harrison Nihiser and
family, Sunday.
Howard Clark was seen in our
valley, Sunday.
Homer Evans and sister, Myrtle,
attended church at Enterprise,
Saturday night.
Willie Ziegler is on che sick list
at this writing.
Isaac Vancuren made a business
trip to Enterprise, Monday.
Misses Nellie and Della Stive.
SAINT visited their grand parents,
of Gibisonville, Saturday and Sun.
day.
Charles and Pearl Iiegler were
at Amanda, Saturday, the guests
of their brother, David.
The winter Is over anG gone,
Unfettered the rivers ana rills;
All yerdant ana fresh Is he lawn,
And beauty Is perehed on the hills
lCHABoD CRANE
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Hue

ID. Campbell and wife were
! visiting Thomas Albin, of the
Grove, last Sunday.
There was preaching here last
Sunday afternoon by the circuit
preacher Rev. Oswell.
Jack Slatur was seen on our
streets one day last week.
Mrs. Dock Swebson, of Lam
caster, is visiting her parents. this
week.
H. S. Honnold made a business
trip to So. Bloomingville this
week.
Miss Tressa Schaal, who has
been visiting relatives in the West,
has recently returned home.
Lewis Davis, of the South Side,
was seen going out with a hoe on
his shoulders. 1t is not known if
he was hunting sprouts for tea or
whether he was going to dig for oil,
The big five cent store of our
city changed hands last week. 1t
will now run out its shingle l. M.
Wharf ~ Sons.
Kimble Clark, who was clerking
for Campbell IL Snlsher, has lost
his job in the store changing
hands.
Misses Bertha Haneswortn and
Zelma Steirs visited their aunt,
Sarah Clark, of Mount Pleasant,
over Sunday, and attended the
protracted meeting,
Misses Cora Reed and Ola Lin
We're on this ridge one day last
week canvassing.
Mrs. P. McQuigley, who has
been visiting in Wellston has re-
turned home.
Charley Zimmerman, of Honey
Fork, has moved on the G.. W.
johnson farm recently,
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South Perry

A destructive fire swept over a
large area near here on last Thurs
day, and before it could be con-
trolled did quite lot of damage
in the way of burning fences, de-
stroying young timber etc. On
account of high winds it was al
most impossible to offer any assist
ance to the tlames. VIM. Weaver,
Isaac Noggle, Joe Kitchen, Robt.
Whitcraft, Marion NoggIe and
Sarah HartsOugh all suffered from
the effects,
Friends here received the sad
news of the death of Mrs. Georgia
Purington, of Cardington, Ohio,
which occurred there Saturday.
Mrs. Purington was formerly Miss
Georgia Hubbei, who grew tc
womanhood in this community
She is about 40 years of age and
leaves husband. The cause Of
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StringtoWn

Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Murphy and
Mrs. Inez Hansel and son spent
Sunday with Frank Linton and
family.
Mrs. Eliza Warthman and Rose
McPeck spent Friday with Thomas
McPeck and family.
Mrs. Charles Blacksten and chill
dren and Miss Lucy Murphy spent
last Tuesday with the latter's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs, Will Murphy.
Misses Ellie Beougher and Lena
Weaver were the guests of Daniel
Beougher and family, of near
Rockbridge, Sunday.
Mrs. August Hansel and son,
Arthur, of Celina, o., are visiting
friends and relatives at this place,
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Nixon spent
the latter part of the week at Car
rol, the guests of relatives.
Pearl Rhoades and family, OF
Logan, and Sam Nihlser were the
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Chapel Hill

Chas. and Harry Lyons have
been hauling hay the past week.
Mrs. Ella Barnhart called on
Mary Hutton last Tuesday.
M. M. Blackston and E. Reich
ley visited the formers daughter,
Mrs. Lena Steel, of Laurelville.
Mrs. Jane Watts visited at
John Hoys one day last week.
Joe Earnhart called on DR.
Cherry, of Macarthur, last week.
VIM. Barnhart is grubbing on
Adam Schaal's farm.
Joe Vest and daughter Mary,
attended the sale at the Bickle
farm.
Carl Blackston was hauling corn
last week.
Several of the young folks of
Chapel Hill, attended meeting at
st. John, Sunday night.
The roads are getting smoother
at this writing. PANsY.
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Sunday guests of Charles and
Lizzie Clark.
Will Mowery spent last Wednes'
day night with Clinton Woods.
Mrs. Elizabeth Klinger and son,
George, took dinner with Noah
Beougher and family, Wednesday.
Miss Eta Beougher visited Mrs.
Allen Murphy, Friday.
Mrs. James Woods started to
Akron, Tuesday, where she will
attend the funeral of her niece.
Miss Bessie Harsch, of Logan,
is spending several weeks with her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Saul
Harsch,
Mr.. and Mrs. Azariah Nixon, of
Logan, spent several days of last
week on their farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ii. W. Glove were
Logan shoppers Saturday.
ARIETTA.
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Brushy Fork

Mrs. Emma Federer called on
Mr.. f. M. Conrad and family Sun
day.
Mrs. Henry Sheets called on
Mr.. John Reber and wife Satur-
day.
Mrs. John Better and daughters
were the guests OF Mr.. Joe Morris
and wife Sunday.
Chas. Brillman and Henry
Rhoads attended the birthday
anniversary of Mrs. Liza Menger,
of Columbus, last Tuesday.
Jerry Elick, of Pine Grove,
Good Hope Township, called on
Chas Fisher and family last Wed.
nesday evening,
Dumont Dennis, John Gettings
and Leslie Snider were strolling
through the forests of our COM
munity, and getting lost they
wandered around until they came
to our home bakery.
Chas. Brillman called on Henry
Rhoads, Sunday,
Perkins Sharp called on Mr..
Chas. Fisher and family Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus Conrad and
family, of Horn Town, and Mrs.
Chrstena Wallace, of Lancaster,
called on Mrs. f, NJ, Conrad and
wife Sunday afternoon.
Mike Blazer seemed to be in
good cheer while attending the
Bunker Hill entertainment last
Saturday night. Mike saw every
body present, but everybody pres
ent couldn' t see him on the ac-
count of q pleasant broad smile
which he wore on his countenance
while chatting with the bellies OF
BrushY Fork.
DR.. G. f. Reese, of Lanea ster
made a professional call on Mrs,
+. M. Conrad, who is very sick al
this writing, BuMpUs.
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Blue Creek

Please let few lines from this
place find lodging place in your
valuable paper.
The names of the sick In this
neighborhood are, Mrs. VIM. Seitz
has been very low, but at this
writing is some better. Harrison
Knice, who has been confined to
his bed for three months is still in
a hopeless condition on the account
of a complication of diseases.
Raymond Swackhammer, the 8
year old son of l.. G. and Laura
Swackhammer, is poorly at this
writing. DR.. Barton, of Adclphia,
is in attendance. Jef Fetherolf,
who has been sick all winter, is
now improving slowly in health.
VIM. Parks, of this Creek, was
business visitor to Logan, two days
last week. He says while he was
in Logan, he had the pleasure to
meet with j. B. Dollison, who was
in the gang that almost murdered
HIM some years ago in Laurelville,
X. of Z. Ask o. w. H. Wright
about the particulars.
The Swackhammer saw mill Co.
is at this time running their mill
on the fast speed.
The majority of people on Blue
Creek seems happy. The majority
have II. f. D. mail boxes.
Petitions seem to be the order
of the day in this community and
have been for about three months.
Petitions asking for free delivery
of mail. Petitions asking that free
delivery to be done away with.
Petition asking that Nancy Post
Office may be continued. Petition
asking for the dlscontinuance of
Nancy post-oflice. Petition asking
for the public highway to be
moved out of the creek Jake
says he won't sign no more petit
tions. Stick to it Jake you are
right.
Mrs. Nettie, the late widow Of
G. j. Woodward, of this creek,
has with her three children, moved
near Tarlton.
Many people at this place are
expecting to hear some pleasing
news in the near future, Listen
COUNTRY Boy.
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Peach Ridge

Grubbing and plowing seems To
be the order of the day.
We had hard rain at this
place, Saturday night.
Our school will close at this
place, Saturday. There will be a
spelling at night.
1t begins to look like we are go
ing to have winter again.
Martin Kline purchased n fine
horse from Tom Whitcraft, one
day last week.
Jacob Stiverson was seen on our
ridge, recently.
Mrs. Jane Kasner passed through
this place, enroute to Gibisonville
Pearl Zeigler made trip to
Pickaway county after load of
corn.
Two Jew travelling men passed
through this place, Saturday eve
ming.
Mrs. Noah Stiverson, of Logan,
took dinner with Mrs. Annie Kline
and family, Friday.
Pearl Kline called on Barneis
Kline, Sunday afternoon.
Barney Zeigler brought fine
bunch OF cattle home, recently.
Miss Carrie Stiverson, teacher
of this place, was the over Satur-
day and Sunday guest of her par
ents, near Logan.
AMERICAN GIRL.
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Cola alley

Edie McGrady closed very
successful term of school at this
place, Friday.
Protracted meeting is in pro.
gress at Mt. Pisgah.
Mrs. Laura Await, of Lancaster,
is visiting her parents at this
place.
Frank Edwards was the guest
of his cousin, Isaac Fox, Friday.
Jacob Bigham attended the sale
at David Fetherolf's near King
ston, last Thursday.
Miss Ella Yantes, of Columbus,
is visiting her rarents.
Several of the young folks, of
Brownsville, attended the last day
of school, Friday. JIP.
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Black Jack

Quite number of our young
people attended church at st.
Johns, Sunday night.
Charles Heigle and family called
on Sim Nihiser and family last
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs, John Culhertson
called on Susan Stiveson one day
last week.
Mrs. Mollie Stlveson celled ON
Mrs. John Culhertson one day last
week.
Mrs. Vina Harble is on the sick
list.
Mrs. Minnie Moore, of Middle
fork was visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Keck, last week.
There will be preaching at New
Zion, Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Emmons
called on the latter's parents, Mr.,
and Mrs, Daniel Keck, last Friday
evening,
Miss Sarah Dillon visited her
sister, Mrs. Vina Harble, last Sun
day.
Get your bells ready boys, there
will be wedding in the near fu'
ture.
Why is it that the dear little
dove don't fly toward Cedar Grove
J instead OF Wesley Chapel.
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Old Town

We will once more try to report
the happenings of this community.
Mr.. Benling moved his family
to this locality, Thursday.
Wm. Bowlby recently purchased
team of horses.
Joseph Griner was circulating
through this vicinity, Friday.
There will be prayer meeting at
Bethany, Wednesday evening.
Frank Wolfe and Clarence Pierce
are opening coal bank.
Misses Estella Wright and Goldie
Scholl attended meeting at Mt.
Tabor, Saturday evening,
Dwight Polling called on Sam'l
Cell, Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bake Canaan made
trip to Logan, Saturday.
Quarterly meeting was largely
attended at Bethany, Sunday
evening.
We will close for this time, may
be some one else wants to use the
line. BLUE BELL.
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TarrytoWn
AMERICAN GIRL.

Preaching at Prospect was wei
attended Sunday A. M. Alsc
Sunday school was organized, the
following officers being selected
Superintendent, Scoville; Secre
tary, Sabra Nihiser; Treasurer
Thomas Manning; Class Leader
B. Nihiser.
j. w. Rolsten called on his son
Jess, of this place, recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. H. Boiling took
dinner with b. F. Nihiser, Sunday
The Misses Huldah and Lucy
Smith and Ida Jarrett called OF
Miss Lucy Krlnn, Saturday even
ing.
Harley Davis entertained the
Domino Club one evening las
week.
Joe Arnhart was business
caller at this place Monday.
Mrs. l. Cotterman and daugh
ter Mary, attended church at L.
e., Sunday.
Several from this place attended
the spelling at Pine Grove, Thurs
day night. We hope there will be
another soon.
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South Lancaster

Well, as we have never read any
news from this corner we will try
to give few of the latest happen
ings.
Mrs. Russell Miller, of South
Columbus street, who has been
suffering with appendicitis, is able
to be up.
Mrs. Lettie Thomas, of Tarlton,
was seen on our streets Saturday
Lesley Paxton is still Sunday
evening caller at Mr.. Stumps, on
North Columbus street.
Charles Zeller, of Canal Win
chester, was visiting his uncle q
this place Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Cox are the
proud parents of fine boy.
Miss Dottie Friend, of West
Side, is reported very sick.
Miss Emma Stump, who has
been suffering with muscular rheu-
matism, is able to be out again.
Edith Rhoades, of South Colum-
bus street, will visit relatives in
New York City this week.
Mrs. James Stump has returned
to her home, after several days
visit with her niece in Columbus,
who has been very sick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Bigham, of
near Rockbridge, were visiting
friends at this place Saturday and
Sunday.
DR.. Alfred has been suffering
with blood poison, caused by rat
bite, on the right hand.
Miss Rosa Spangler, who has
been working in the Getz Shoe
Factory, has returned to her home
at Tarlton, Ohio.
Misses Hulda Bigham and Edna
Beaver called on Emma Stump one
evening last week.
DR.. Charles Cassidy, of New
York City, was in Lancaster on
business one day last week.
Miss Retha Bigham is visiting
her parents, Of near Rockbridge,
this week.
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er death was appendicitis.

her death was appendicitis.
Quite a number Of our people at
tended the sale of the David Feth-
erolf's estate, at Whistler last
Thursday.
Geo. Creiglow and wife still
, continue on the sick list.
The realestate and personal
property of the late Hannah Riley,
was appraised last Saturday.
Jake Woltz has moved his saw
mill over on Robt. Carr's land
to saw out bill of lumber for the
w. w. Lumber Co.
! Schools closed in the Johnston
district, and Union Special closed
last week, and will close here Fri
day of this week.
Rev. Goodrich, pastor of the M.
f. Church, has resigned on ac-
count of failing health, and has
gone to Florida to take a work
there. Rev. Blair, former
pastor, will conclude the confer
ance.year and preach here Sunday
A. M.
Mr.. Asa Cation and wife expect
to return to their home at Seattle,
Washington, next week. Mrs.
John Ebert expects to accompany
them as far as Medford, Oregon.