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Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-03-14
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
A DAYS DOINGS IN ARIZONA

considerable irrigation and do not bear until five or ten years of age. The gov ernment is glad to send these trees to those who want to experiment. The nuts are used in fine confections.-- Yuma Examiner.
 Adjutant General Coggins has re. Iceived permission from Governor Kib- bey to organize another company of the National Guard of Arizona, and is planning to call it Co. A. Co. A was in existence in Phoenix several years ago, but disbanded and the same name was later taken for company in Apache, which failed. Though hoo. doc, Adjutant General Coggins thinks that he can break it in Phoenix this | time. This win make seven companies in Arizona. Coggins is planning to in. l crease the number to twelve in order | to have full regiment of the guard in Arizona.
 Solomonville has just pulled of Jack and Jill" party, whatever that may be.
 Maricopa county cantaloupc growers are preparing to plant. They are pay ing $l.35 a pound for their seed and are using pound and half to the acre. The association collected cash for all amounts under $5 and accepted notes of hand properly secured for over $5.
 The Chicago Symphony orchestra w;Sts $l,000 for two concerts to be given in Tucson and the music lovers of the Old Pueblo think the price is n little too rich for their blood. Last year the same orchestra played four concerts in Tucson for sl,G00.
 Tucson will expend s25,000 ;n equip ping its fire department. A new steam engine and other apparatus will be SC. cured.
 Pima county will receive about s. 800 from the government for money ex pended in prosecuting Indian cases
 Tucson is arranging for a Sunday ex. cursion to the new shelter at Saseo.
 The Phoenix Gazette announces that it has received for distribution big supply of Taft buttons. h should have ordered collars and muzzes.
 Bisbec is preparing for a great dem. onstration to feature the entrance of electric ears into that city from War. ren.
 The new Harvey hotel, Fra Marcos, will be opened at Holbrook today.
 Yuma has secured Sunday excur- ion rate for Los Angeles people wish. ing to take peep at the wonderful Yuma valley. A rate of one and one third fare for the round trip has ben given by the Southern Pacific.
 
 with the supervisors of Pima county for the construction of steel bridge O yer the Rillito in that county. The b 'idge will cost about $S,000.
 The Arizona Baptist convention will convene at Mesa. March 26. A special rate of one and one-fourth first-class fme for the round trip has been made on the certificate plan.
 Thomas Blake, an oldtime citizen of the Gila valley, died recently in Los Angeles as the result of Bright s dis. ease. The remains were buried at Sa ford.
 Safford has selected a site and raised funds to offer to the grand lodge for an Old Fellows home. The grand lodge will meet and decide the question of To. cation in Phoenix on April 26. The valley town has a very flattering propo. tg ,ol,a Nk.N 1ol
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-03-14

Stafford has selected a site and raised funds to offer to the grand lodge for an Old Fellows home. The grand lodge will meet and decide the question of To. cation in Phoenix on April 26. The valley town has very hattering propo. sirion to make the lodge.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-03-14

The school boys of Douglas are to start a newspaper to be known as "The Douglas School Gazette. A complete outfit has been purchased
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-03-14

Solomonville has just pulled of n Jack and Jill" party, whatever that may be-
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-03-14
Very Mysterious.
LISTEN

See the trick pictures at the Iris.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-03-14
The Finest Resort in Globe

Schlitz and Anheuscr-Bus Beer al ways ono Draught.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-03-14

Thomas Blake, an old-time citizen oi the Gila valley, died recently in To, Angeles as the result of Bright s dis ease. The remains were buried al Sa ford.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-03-14

The peoples party, unmindful of it's Republican absorption, has been reor- ganized at Tempe.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-03-14

Total Wreck mining camp, near Tue son, has been totally wrecked by fire The camp has certainly earned the right to the name.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-03-14

Maricopa county cantaloupe growers are preparing to plant. They are pay ing $l.35 pound for their seed and are using pound and half to the acre. The association collected cash for all amounts under $5 and accepted notes of hand properly secured for over $5
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-03-14

The case against Tuck Potter, the Warren district raneher, charged with illegally killing cattle, has been dis missed.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1908-01-23
So. Bloomingville

We are through repairing our
church, and are in readiness now
for our protracted meeting, when
ever the preacher can make il
around.
We noticed in Happy Hooligan g
items a couple of weeks ago, the
praise she gave our Christmas en-
tertainment. She says it was the
incest in the history of the town.
t. F. II. Virgins was calling on
Henry Virgins last Sunday.
Our school is progressing nicely
with Charlie Oldfeld as teacher.
Mrs. Lottie Devolt is visiting
her niece, Mrs. AL Ward, of Halls.
vile.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1908-01-23
Strawberry Ridge

Hauling logs seems to be the
order of the day.
Mr.. VIM. Ellinger left Saturday
for Springfield, Ohio, where he
will spend few weeks.
Mrs. Sarah Bowers of Logan,
is visiting friends at this place.
Miss Ethel HELLER of Mullen
Ridge, Sundayed with e. @. Hun.
er and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Angel
spent Sunday with, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. A. Graham.
Rev. Charles Enos of Nelson
vile, preached a few interesting
sermons at No. 4 school house.
Mr.. Charles Ellinger of Spring
field, spent few days last week
with, VIM. Ellinger and family,
Mr.. John George Of this place,
made a business trip to Union
Furnace, Saturday.
Mrs. Henry Nutter of Marys-
vile, called on Mrs. Pearl Nutter,
Thursday.
The clay bank at this place has
shut down for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Bartholow
of Logan, spent Saturday and Sun
day with j. H. Graham.
Mr.. Ed. Thompson and wife of
Jacksonville, are spending a few
days with relatives and friends at
this place.
Mrs. Lulu Caste and son Harry
of Logan, spent last week with
her parents, Mr.. James Ruble of
this place.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1908-01-23
Union Furnace

Protracted meeting at the U. b
church, conducted by Rev.
Seamen, for the past three weeks
is still In progress,
Mrs. James Backus, who has
been ILL, is better at this writing.
Jesse Beery was an over Sunday
visitor, of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. DR.. Beery.
Misses Grace Trowbridge and
Grace Miller were Logan shoppers,
Friday.
Miss Jessie Bowen, who has been
spending the winter with her sis
ter, at Logan, was at home, over
Sunday.
Miss Minnie Bright, of Cincin-
natl, has been visiting her sister,
Mrs. Clarence Collins, at this
place.
Grandma Dutfey has been very
ill, the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Rhienshield,
of Macarthur, are visiting Mrs. c,
L. Cunningham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Trowbridge
were at Logan, shopping, Satur-
day.
Mrs, Bay was at Macarthur, Wis.,
ting relatives, Saturday.
W. P. Miller was at Straitsville,
IN business, last week.
Mrs. R B. Longstreth was at
Columbus, visiting relatives.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1908-01-23
Buzzard Avenue

Mrs. Frank Huls of Rock bridge
visited Miss Lizzie Weinman, OF
Logan, Tuesday.
Mr.. L. S. Shaffer, of Buzzard
Avenue, returned to his home Tues.
day, after few days visit with
friends in Murray.
Miss Lulu Rider, of Columbus,
is visiting his father at Rock.
bridge, at this writing.
Mr.. j. K. Marshall of Sugar
Grove, was seen at this place, Sat
urday.
Miss Hazel Matthias of Rock
bridge, visited friends in Sugar
Grove, one day last week.
Tom Woltz of Sugar Grove,
was seen near this place last Sun
day.
Miss Huls of Rockbridge, spent
Sunday in the country, the guest
of her friend, Miss Bessie Shat
fer of this place.
Miss Goldie Stiverson of this
place, ID visiting friends near Lam
caster, at this writing.
Quite number from this place,
attended, chu rch at Pleasant IHill,
Monday evening. COUNTRY KID.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1908-01-23
Rattle Ridge

Well, if we want to be up amonI
the living we must put our shoul
ders to the wheel and do our par
in keeping the times stirred up.
We had a good turn out las
Sunday afternoon, at the preach
ing services, at Centenary, con
Quoted by Rev. CheadIe.
James Roe and his gang of tim.
ber cutters are making ties fol
Vernan Dupler, on Andrew Helber'
farm.
Clint jackson was seen travelling
through our neigh borhood, Sun
day, enroute to Clear Creek.
Samuel Francisco called at VIM.
Elick's, Friday.
Our old friend Shed Conkel, was
seen going at an unusual gate
towards Enterprise, Friday. Sup
pose he was afraid of night over
taking him before he could re-
turn.
John Carpenter made business
trip to Enterprise, Saturday after
noon.
Mrs. Charles Carpenter. says
anything looks good to her but a
can of sour pickles or a dish of
sour krout, so you know she has
the mumps, and she has no desire
for anything in that line, but stay
with them Lucy for they are nice
pets.
Virgil Walker called on Shedd
Conklin, Sunday.
John Carpenter and son-in- law,
Frank johnson, called on Mrs
Jerry Carpenter, Friday.
The infant of Mr.. and Mrs.
Andrew Helber, is very ill at this
writing.
Jerry Shull was seen in our
neighborhood, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Flick made a
flying trip to Rockbridge, Satur-
day afternoon.
Joe Elick took dinner with Miss
Emma Dupler, Sunday.
OLD TIMER.
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Obituary,

William McClelland Whitcraft
was born in Carroll County, Ohio,
January IL, 1884, died January 3,
1908. Aged 73 years, IL months
and % days.
He leaves to mourn their loss
two brothers, two sisters, and one
half sister, besides many other
relatives and friends.
He was private soldier in the
Civil war for over three years.
He was good, kind neighbor and
done no one harm. We hope that
he is now enjoying the rest pre-
pared for the people of God.
His remains were laid to rest in
Mt. Carmel Cemetery. Remarks
by Brother William Parks.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1908-01-23

on former hearing as to profit of
items of credit. After hearing
all the evidence finding was made
in favor of accountant. Credit
allowed as asked. Record of all
ordered.
First and final account of Fred
F. Kistler, administrators of Eliza
bein Kistler, filed Jan. 81. Set
for hearing Feb. Ia.
Jan. 81. Application for is-
suance of commissioners to take
election of widow filed by
Charlotte Devault, widow of Leo
nard Devault. Ordered that Geo.
Gill, of So, Bloomingville, be COM
missioner. Comm ission issued.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1908-01-23
w est Side

We are having some very nice
winter weather, considering the
time of the year.
For an unknown reason ou,
preacher failed to fill his appoint.
ment at Oak Grove, last Saturday
night.
Prof. Harry Kiefauber gave a
spelling at the Corn Cob school
house last Friday night. Quite a
crowd being present. After play
ing "skip" till late hour, all de-
parted, wishing many more just
such happy occasions.
Clinton Lutz called on his old
chum, Lee Wilson, last Tuesday
evening,
Quite few from this side, at
tended the revival at Pine Grove
church, last week.
Frank Wilson, of West Side,
spent last Sunday evening, with
Thomas Febes, of Bethelville.
Hiram Lama, of Pine valley, was
seen on this side last Sunday, en-
route to his brother, Sans, of
Pursell.
George Anderson believes in be-
ing up-to- date, so he has purchased
a new mail box, and has same
erected on X. f. ID. Route 2, of
Laurelville.
George Hufines and Delmar
Sewers, had business on Laurel
valley, last Tuesday.
Miss Lucy Quillen, of Happy
Ridge, left last Tuesday for few
weeks visit with relatives and
friends in Kingston, Chillicothe,
Naverly and Columbus.
The merchant at Mound Cross
ng, bargain store, Joe ii. White,
las a fine line of candies and
igars which the boys, from this
ide, are taking advantage of.
Lewis Keister had business at
o. Perry, last Saturday night.
Ray Wilson returned home, last
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1908-01-23
NEWS OF
OTHER TOWNS
Long Run.

As no news are seen in the DEM
ooRAT.SENr1NE from this neck Ui
the woods, we Will iot down few
for once.
Our new officer, Charles Stump,
landed two offenders in Squire
Ebert's court last week. Each
mAn "dug down" and paid the
fine of $500 and costs, each glad
to get off with that amount for
disturbing services at the U. B.
church at South Perry.
Sam Moore is cutting wood for
George Creiglow, at the present.
Dennis Fethsrolf has siege of
the grippe.
Our school at No. 5 is progress
ing nicely with Miss Edna White
as teacher.
Charlie Stump has purchased
uuOpuCI lddu.
Some of our farmers attended
the Institute at LaurelvIlle last
week. All report a good time and
say they never get too old t.
learn.
Wilson Stump, of Streeter, ILL.,,
is visiting relatives in this vicin-
ity at present.
VIM. Tobin is erecting a cattle
shed for Benjamin White.
We are having a very mild win
ter so far; rain, then mud; then
snow, then more mud.
Wishing the DEMOCRAT SENTI-
MEL, 81 Hubbard and all the staff
a prosperous year, we will ring
off. UNCLE HENRY.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1908-01-23
CHARLES
SHUMAKER
Killed BY a H. v. Passen-
ger Train

On Tuesday afternoon as the
"Marion Train was speeding in
to Logan, Charles Shumaker was
caught up and instantly killed a
short distance west of the river
bridge at the railroads yards here.
He haG been picking up coal along
the track and stepped from in
front of freight train going west
to the south track, and being all
attention to the freight, he did
not see the passenger train bear
ing down upon him. The Engi-
neer made every effort to stop the
train but they were coming too
fast, and the unfortunate man was
picked up by the pilot and thrown
down the embankment. Life was
extinct when the train crew reach
ed him. His skull was crushed on
the right side behind the ear, and
his hip broken.
Charles Shumaker is well known
in logan, having worked here for
some time. He was employed
mostly at Kerlln Bros. brick plant.
He was stout fellow, we'll built,
black hair and dark red mustache;
probably 35 years of age. He had
no wife or family. He was SON
in-law of Deck Joy and lived with
him, but his.wife had left this town
long ago. He was an inoffensive
sort of fellow and hard
worker.
His body was brought to
divers Undertaking establish
ment to be prepared for burial.
No relatives of his are in this
county, and but one brother is
known, anG he has been communi-
Gated with. 1t was indeed a
frightful accident and pitiable
that he was so lone in the world.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1908-01-23
Salt Creek Valley

There's many gem In the path of life,
Which we pass in our idle pleasure,
That is richer far than the jeweed crown
Or the miser's boarded treasure,
II may be the love OF little child,
Or the mothers prayer to heaven,
Or only beggar,s grateful thanks
For cup OF water given.
Homer Ried is reported on the
sick list, at this writing.
The little baby of John Vincent,
is very sick at present.
Miss Mary Wooley, of Logan,
has been visiting her sister, Maud,
of Nancy, the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Turner
made business trip to Laurel
vile, one day last week.
Clarence Davis, of Lancaster,
has been visiting his parents, of
Haynes, for the last few days.
Mrs. Lottie and Maud Devolt
attended the funeral of Mr.. Buzby,
at Mt. Carmel, last Sunday.
Misses Maud and Mary Wooley
entertained the following guests,
on last Wednesday evening ;Messrs.
Joseph Swackhammer, Frank and
Herbert Woodward, Pearl, Fred,
Sam and Arthur Fetherolf, Mark
and Clyde Lindsey, Ernest Ken
nedy; Misses Ella, Sarah and
Rena Swackhammer, Lulu Lindsey,
Edith and Ola Kennedy, Clara
and Jennie Woodward. Every
body reported nice time.
joan Davis, of Salt Creek, will
move near Hayesville, next week.
Quite an interesting sermon was
preached last Sunday, at Mt.
Carmel, by Rev. Loevlet.
Miss Nellie McCafe, of Adel-
phia, visited at Hiram McDowell's
last Tuesday night.
Ralph Smith is visiting his
uncle, Luther Smith, of Salt
Creek.
William Parks visited his son,
Bert, of Eagle Mills, last Sunday
night. COUNTRY KID.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1908-01-23
Changing Rural Routes.

The people on Salt Creek ar,
having some trouble with the peo
pie on Blue creek for stealing theil
mail route. About two years ago
some of the people on Salt Creel
got up petition for rural route
starting from Bloomlngville AND
coming down Queer creek to Salt
creek, and then down Salt creek tc
Eagle Mills, and up Pretty run,
and back over the hills to Bloom
ingvilie. Well, the people up Blue
creek thought this was too nice
for Salt creek, so they gets up o
petition to have the route changed
up Blue creek and over the hill
onto Salt creek again. Yet they
mere cutting off the very parties
that had worked up the route in
the first place, although they al
ready had a post Office on Blue
creek and had their mail three
times week. Now in getting
their mail over the star route, if
they were taking daily paper,
three days out of the week they
would get their paper the same
day it was printed, and the other
three it would be one day late,
while on the rural route their pa
per will be late every day, as the
mail lays over at night at Bloom
ingville, besides, they are leaving
these people that were cut off the
route, three and four miles from
an office. Say, Blue creek! Do
you call this fairp Are you doing
unto others as you would have
them do unto you2 If you had
first gotten up the route, would
you have liked for Salt creek to
have taken it away? Nay, ver-
lily.
Now we do not want it under
stood that all the people on Blue
creek signed this petition, for they
did not. There were some good
men said. No we have it very con-
Yenient as it is to get our mail,
much more 80 than these Salt
creek people will have if we take
heir route away from them" Now,
brothers, we do not mean you that
lid not sign the paper, but we
mean the other fellow that did.
SALT CREEK RESIDENT.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1908-01-23
Probate Court.

Application filed Jan. %, for
appointment of administrator of
Emma Lee, late of Ward Town
ship, deceased. Filed by John
Galentine, creditor. Declina-
tion also filed by said creditor in
favor of d. M. Soliday. Applica-
tiOn filed by said d. M. Soliday
to be appointed administrator.
Same approved, bond ordered and
filed.
Jan. 81. Application filed by
A. w. Mauk to be appointed
administrator of estate of
Catherine Griggsby. Bond filed
In sum of 5000. Letters issued.
Last will and testament of
James Davis, proved in open
court of Jan. 16, by evidence of
Witnesses and ordered recorded.
Jan. FL. Hearing had ON appli-
cation for appointment of guar
dian for Clara b. Riff. Finding
that appointment is necessary.
Same was ordered.
Jan. 81. Temporary restrain
ing order granted in case of COM
of Hooking County ys
Central Ohio Natural Gas and
Fuel Co. ct al on application by A.
r. McBroom, attorney for plaintiffs.
Bond fixed.
Jan. IS. Hearing had on ac-
sount of Sullivan Maxwell, guar
IF VIM. Maxwell. Same contest
ID by interested parties. Find
ng that account as corrected by |
guardian upon instruction of
'ourt is correct, same approved
md allowed. Guardian COM
'ensation for years services fixed
It $4,000. Account ordered,
Jan. 20. Final hearing on ac-
count Of J. W. schaal, guardian
I Jacob Anthony, ~ continued
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1908-01-23
Big Pine Valley

Hello to you, one and all. Dear
readers of the good old DEMOCRAT
SENTINEL l will try to give you the
best that have, but the best
won't be very much,
VIM. 10y and Samuel Harsch,
the street car magnates, passed
through here Saturday, on their
way to Laurelville.
Levi Gardiner, of Haynes, is the
champion horse trader of that
place.
Vern Kitchen and family spent
Sunday with his brother, Marion
Kitchen, of Cedar Grove.
WILDER Vanfossen is kept busy
these days hauling feed from the
Butler farm.
Miss May smyers spent Sunday
with Miss Hazel Febus, of Pine
Valley.
Thomas yorhees is in the en-
ploy of Mahlon Paxton today.
Homer Dennison, of Happy
Ridge, attended church at Bethel, |
Sunday night.
Floyd Brown called on Miss
Macy Paxtop, Sunday night.
Frank Mowery was out horse
back riding Sunday night.
Shan Kuhn passed along this
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1908-01-23
Ferguson VS. Ferguson.

The answer to the petition in
the case of Daisy Ferguson VS. Karn
Ferguson, for divorce, has been
filed by defendants attorney, Il.
d. Ricketts,. The issue is coming
to trial on Friday, January 81.
Each side is determined to clear
himself or herself of the alliga-
lions charged in the petition and
answer. We refrain from publish
ing the text of the petition and
answer because Of requests from
both sides.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1908-01-23
Sale of Real Estate by
Administrative.

In pursuance OF an order OF the Probate
court of Hooking County, Ohio, Will ofisr
for sale at public auction. ON Friday the 2l'i
day OF February 1908 at O'Clock +. M. ut
OF Logan, Ohio, the following realestate
situated In the County OF Hooking and the
State OF Ohio and bounded and described as
follows, TO wit:-Being all that part OF Frac-
ional Lot No. and fraetional Lot NO.
IN Section ss Township u and Range 10 and
and Fractional Lot No. 4 In Section n same
township and range afor0said, which lie
South OF the center of the Hooking River as
IL was situated and flowed on the 10Th. day
tracts are bounded and described as one
composite tract as follows, to Wit; Begin
ming at the southwest corner OF said Frac-
tional Lot No. n thence east 20 chains to
No. 1, thence north with the east boundary
line ot said Fractional Lot No.1, B5 10 chains;
thence south ~ degrees east, GA chains;
thence north 10 degrees, east 1870 chains;
thence moth bz II degrees east, 2.55 chains;
thence north b2ls degrees east SO chains:
I thence north 1914 degrees west, 1i.4D chains:
thence north 81 degrees west, 4.7b chains.
thence north lI degrees west, 1l.0I chains;
thence north AZ degrees west, 2 90 chains
90 the west boundry line OF said Fractional
Lot No. Z; thence south With the west
boundary line Of said Fractional Lot No, 4
10 the beginning containing ll0bl acres
Hundred Dollars flis7ooO06.) Terms oi ssls:
Dne half cash In hand and One half ia one
year from the day OF sale. with Interest, tho
ioIefred payment 20 be secured By nrst
nortage On the promises sold.
Estate of William Il Woodruff. deceased.
!. q Lowry. Attorney for Adminislretrlr.
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valley with load of corn, on last
Saturday afternoon.
Ollie Lemon and wife visited
Mahlon Paxton and family on last
Sunday.
Mrs. Thomas Febus, who has
been on the sick list is able to be
out again. We are glad to know
she has recovered from a severe
case of la grippe.
Harley Paxton made a business
trip to Whistler on last Saturday,
to his brother, Alfred Paxton's,
and returned home on Sunday.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1908-01-23

Robert T. Haines, formerly
playing the leading character
"Karo" in David Belasco's play,
"The Darling Of the Gods" will
make his appearance At the Opera
House on Friday evening, January
"a, in Mr.. BelaseO's great war
play. "The Heart of Maryland, !"
which has bad ten years Of steady
popularity and success.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1908-01-23
METHODIST CHURCH.
T. B. WHITE, Pastor.
U. B. CHURCH.
j. w. Willis, Pastor.

ST PAUL's EPISCOPAL CHURCH MISSION
ALFRED w. BUoKLAND, Minister
in Charge.
Divine service Sunday evening
at z 200 o'clock sharp.
Friday evenings at 7:15.
All not attending elsewhere are
inyited to be present.
The Ladies Guild will meet ON
Friday afternoon with Mrs. Hyson
at 900 O'Clock.