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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1908-06-12

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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1908-06-12

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The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1908-05-07
Happy Hollow

Mr.. and Mrs. Rohrer of Logan, Wis
tied j. G. kessler and family Friday,
A number of boys from this place
attended the debate at Whiskey Hol.
low, Tuesday evening.
A large crowd attended the belling
at Samuel Bright's, Monday evening.
Augustus kessler has the measles.
Samuel Cell called on Joseph Kes-
sler, Thursday evening.
Flowing and planting potatoes
seems to be the order of the day.
Frank Wolfe made a trip to Logan,
Saturday.
Bert Cheshire, of Logan, visited
relatives at this place Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Wolfe were the
Sunday guests of Adam Poling's.
Misses Dove and Beulah Polling
called on Nellie Geiger, Sunday.
d. A. Polling called on Lucius Kep-
lar, Sunday.
Frank Polling called on VIM. and
Orla Wolfe, Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Bright called
on j. Disbennet, Sunday.
j. Bright is visiting relatives at
this place.
s. w. Hiles seems to make frequent
trips to this place. EvANGELINE.
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White Rose Ridge

Mayor Wright, of North Bern, and
Earnest Keller took dinner with
Jackson Branum, Sunday.
Fred Ruff and family visited John
Messbarger and family Sunday.
Miss Celia Dutton was Lancaster
shopper Saturday.
Gill Boyer visited his mother Sun
day.
Tom King lost a very valuable driv-
ing horse Sunday.
A. j. Wright, the vetinary of
North Berne, is suffering with rheu-
matism in his right arm.
Earnest Keller purchased Nighten-
gale, the fine driving horse of Dr.
Wright last week.
Charles Algabalm, Baty Lutz and
Henry Boyer went fishing Wednes-
day.
Emanuel Boyer was in Bremen,
Saturday.
Clayton Beery was in Lancaster on
business Saturday.
VIM. Bones was out driving Sun
day.
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Cedar Grove

Rev. Lockwood delivered an excel
lent sermon at st. John last Sunday
Walter Pleukharp and lady friend,
Miss Ida lies, of So. Bloomingville,
was seen on our streets last Sunday.
Quite number from Wesley
Chapel and So. Bloomingville, attend
ed the preaching services at st. John
last Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Linn was visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Nellie Spangler, of
Tarlton, last week.
Mrs. VIM. DeVore visited Mrs.
Jane Howdyshell last Monday.
Rev. Lockwood took dinner with
VIM. Rose and wife last Sunday.
RI. A. Gordon and John Kern made
q business trip to So. Bloomingville
last Wednesday.
Therman Becker has improved the
appearance of his residence by the
way of new fence.
Rose Bros. are doing an enterpising
business in the merchantie business.
James lies and Silas Eby were
hauling hay to So. Bloomingville last
Wednesday. MAUD.
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A Surprise Party.

A surprise party was given In honor
of Mr.. w. II. Nixon at his home west
of Logan, saturday, it being his
thirty-eight birthday anniversary,
and to say he was surprised would be
putting it very mildly. About eight
O'Clock while he was listening very
attentively to some piano music the
door bell rang, to which Mr.. Nixon
very soon responded and Irened the
door and found that 62 of his friends
had chosen the same evening to call
on him. The evening was spent with
music and games, and lunch was
served consisting of ice cream, cake,
coffee and fruit.
All departed at very late hour
wishing Mr. Nixon many more happy
returns of the day. Those present
were: Azariah Nixon and wife, Will
Brandt and wife, Noah Beougher,
Allen Murphy and wife, John Weaver
and wife, Thomas McPeck and wife,
Walter Lehman, Charles Blackston
and family, Webster Glove. w. /.
North and family, James Woods and
wife, Irwin Krinn and family Elmer
White and family, Misses Sadie Glove,
Emma Ball, Maybell Nihiser Bessie
Harsch, Anna Gordon, Etiie Beougher
Estella Murphy, Osa McPeck, May
Gordon, Goldie McPeck, Jennie Glove,
Lovenria Linton, Mary and Ethel
North, Lena Weaver and Elizabeth
White; Messrs. VIII Evans, Irwin
Ball. Harry Krinn, Grover Nihizer,
Samuel Lenz Will Mowery, Clinton
Woods Arthur Rogers, Sam Gordon,
Claude McPeck, Arley White, Roy
Beougher, Craven Glove, Walter
Nixon and Frank Beougher.
ONE WHO WAS THERE.
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Buzzard Avenue

Misses Bessie Shaffer and Daisy
Stalder called on Hiram Stalder and
family, of Sugar Grove, one evening
last week.
Elwood Stiverson has the mumps
Earnest Daft of Millfield, is visit
ing his uncle, L. S. Shatfer, and fam
lily, of this place.
Misses Bessie, Nora and Nellie
Shaffer, Goldie Matthias and Goldie
Stiverson, and Messrs. Noah and Boyd
Stiverson, Earnest Daft and Fred
Matthias called on Lucius Rider, Mon
day evening.
Miss Sarah Young spent few days
last week In Lancaster.
Quite number of our young peo-
Pile attended church at A. G. Church
Sunday evening. COUNTRY KID.
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Mrs, Thomas Braddock, of Lo-
gan, returned to her home Tuesday
evening, after a several days
visit in this city, the guest of her
daughters, Mrs. Samuel Hanley
and Mrs. Charles Krizer.
Mesdames E. J.. Brandenburg
and NJ. T. Brandenburg spent
Saturday and Sunday IN Logan.
Mrs. Bert Stedem returned to
her home in Logan, Thursday
evening, after weeks visit with
her sister, Mrs. John Monahan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Cook and two
children were the guests of rela-
tives and friends in Logan, Satur-
day and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Gano
and daughter Helen, were the
guests of their parents in Logan,
Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Oldiges
left Saturday evening to spend
faster with the latter's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Hartley, of
Logan.
Miss Margaret Montgomery re-
turned to her home in Logan,
Monday evening, after several
weeks visit in this city, the guest
of her cousin, Mabel Chichester.
| Miss Grace Wallace accompanied
her home to visit several days.
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New Haysville

Moving seems to be the order of the
day. Abe Snyder and Hod Mohlel
have moved from our locality. VIM.
Geiger has moved on the Snyder farm
and Sam Howdyshell has moved on
the Everhart farm.
VIM. Geiger and wife called on
John Geiger and family Sunday.
Mr.. Everhart's house caught fire a
few days ago and burned to the
ground. Sam Howdyshell was living
in the house at the time and secured
most of the household goods from be-
ing burned.
Misses Dove and Beulah Polling, of
Old Town, were the charming guests
of Miss Nellie Geiger, Sunday.
There will be preaching at Fellow
ship, Sunday, at 300 p. m.
Elmer Keatler is going to farm for
John Geiger this summer.
KAyANAGH.
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Blue Creek

April Both caused some of US to
think that the ground hog must have
seen his shadow twice on the second
day of February.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Parks visited
their son, George, and family in Pick
away county, one day last week.
j. A. Parks, of Chillicothe, visited
his parents on this creek, one day
last week.
Nora Seitz called on relatives on
Big Pine, one day last week.
j. w. Swackhammer broke bread
with Marion Devault, on Pole Ridge,
last Sunday.
Media Kennedy was in our town, on
Main street, one day last week.
Ike Swackhammer, of Pole Ridge.
was a business caller at our place, one
day last week.
Joe Swackhammer was q business
visitor to Adelphi last Sunday.
Philip Swackhammer, of Coon Rod,
called on relatives on this creek, one
day last week.
Mrs. w. A. SeiM, who has been
poorly for the last four months, is
still living.
John Francis and mother were bust
ness visitors to our place, one day
last week.
j. w. Inboden and wife were Logan
visitors last week.
Ed. James, of James Run, was seen
on Main street last week.
Abe Swackhammer and wife were
business callers on Pole Ridge, two
dayS last week CLOD HOPPER
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Cedar Grove

o. G. Culp was business visitor In
Laurelville last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Kalklosch
and daughters, Edith and Esther, and
Miss Plezza Woodgeard, of Iesboro,
visited his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Halklosch, last Sunday,
A large crowd attended preaching
at st. Johns church last Sunday
evening.
Mrs. Clara Vest, who has been
quite sick for some time, is no better.
Miss Goldie Beery entertained the
following young people last Sunday
evening: Misses Mayme Reichley and
Myrtle Edwards, of Wesley Chapel,
and Messrs. Arthur Edwards, of Wes-
ley Chapel, Arthur Warthman, of
New Plymouth, and Clyde Rose, of
this place.
"Tuse" Rose, of Laurelville, is here
on q few weeks visit with parents
and relatives.
Misses Nell Mount and Iva Pleuk-
harp, of Wesley Chapel, were the
guests of Miss Dicie kalklosch last
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry kalklos,h and
Mr.. Emmett and Miss Nettie Allen
attended the funeral of Mrs. kalk-
losch, of Blue Creek, last Wednesday.
Carl Blackston and Allen Reichey
We're pleasantly entertained by the
Misses Anna aud Minnie Stiyison last
Sunday evening.
Miss Josephine and John Wooleyer
were visiting friends in Mt. Pleasant
last week.
Mrs. Mollie Oldfeld and daughter,
Pansy, visited Mrs. Margaret Beery
and daughters, Nellie and Yirgie, last
Sunday afternoon.
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SOCIETY NEwsor N
OTHER Towns
- 80, By - 90
Special correspondents
Stringtown

Flowing for corn and planting po
tatoes seems to be the order of the
day.
Quite a number of people attended
the last day of school at Union, Sat
urday, and the exhibition at night.
All report good time.
We are sorry to hear of James
Woods being so poorly, but hope he
will soon be able to be out again.
VIII Nixon and Charley Blackston
made q flying trip to Vinton county,
recently.
Harley Kuhn, of Logan, was seen
passing through our town Tuesday,
enroute to Gibisonvile.
Mr.. Beougher made flying trip to
Logan, recently. DAISY.
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CarbOnhill

We have seen and heard many
queer April fools but the snow caps
them all.
Thomas Coe from the State Farm,
was calling here part of last week.
Thomas Parry, Jr., was in Logan
last Saturday.
Mrs. Thomas Green returned to her
home I'm Athens last Friday, after
spending several days here.
Clyde Ballard, of Nelsonville, spent
last Saturday with James Perkins,
of this place.
Walter Guess, of Nelsonville,
recently spent day with his brother,
Alex, of this place.
Mrs. Colgroye, of Nelsonyllla,
spent last Thursday with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Fred Horn, of this place.
Mr. and Mrs. Sanky Dane, of Long
streth, visited at the home of Mr..
Lawrence Smith last Wednesday
evening.
Edward S. Smith, of near here, at
tended the Miners Convention at
Athens last week.
Henry Malone, OF Donesyille, has
taken up his abode here awhile, work
ing at the new mine that is being
opened near here.
Lesley Evans, one of our best
boys who is working in the repair
shops at Columbus, returned home
last Thursday, with very bad cut
on his cheek, caused by being hit
with a sharp iron bar.
w. Il. Evans has greatly improved
the appearance of his premises by
building new fences.
All the sick of the community are
better SO far as we know, except Mr.,
John Skunk, who is still In poor
health, but we hope for his speedy
receiver
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Oak Grove School.

The date of April "a, 1908, will be
remembered by the pupils of Oak
Grove as the closing day of very
successful term of school taught by
MIR. Elmer Brown, OF Webb Summit,
Ohio. The regular routine of studies
was held during the forenoon. About
1000 q. m, the patrons in the district
began appearing on the scene with
well filled baskets and when the
school was dismissed for the noon
hour the ladies began preparing the
dinner and such q dinner. 1t was
one of those for which Oak Grove is
always known, and was served to q
large crowd. 1t was hard to tell who
ate the most pickles, pie and cake.
After dinner while the ladies cleared
away the dinner, the ball-players de-
parted to the Oak Grove ball ground
where very interesting game was
played. When the bell rang all, hav-
ing enjoyed good time during the
noon intermission, gathered at the
school house and listened to very
interesting talk by the teacher, after
which school was dismissed and AN
invitation extended to all to return
for the evening entertainment.
Although the evening was bad and
rainy quite a crowd gathered at the
school house to listen to an interest
ing program rendered by the pupils
of Oak Grove. The program was an
excellent one, and all those who took
part are to be complimented for their
distinct speaking. Everyone enjoyed
a good laugh after the masquerade.
Having had civil crowd excellent
order was preserved all evening. The
teacher and pupils having bid each
other an affectionate farewell all de-
parted to their homes wishing that
Mr.. Brown would be our instructor at
Oak Grove next winter,
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afternoon, looking after business

afternoon, looking after business
interests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Humes
returned from Logan yesterday,
after short visit with friends
and relatives in that city.
Mr.. William Henderson,
Superintendent of the Logan Gas
Company at that place, was in
this city yesterday afternoon, look
ing after business interests.
Harry Ambrose, of Logan, was
a business visitor in Nelsonville,
yesterday morning.
Mr.. Ed Beck, of Logan, was a
business visitor here Friday after
noon and evening.
Eddie Lay, of Logan, attended
the dance at the X. of P. Hall last;
evening. He returned home this
morning.
Mr.. Fred Collins, of Logan, was
the over Sunday guest of friends
In this city.
Art Robinson spent Sunday in
Logan, the guest of friends.
Carl Judy, of Logan. spent Sun
day with friends In this city.
Miss Ethel Spear, of Murray
City, was in this city Sunday
evening.
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Lonesome Ridge

SO all night long the storm ragged on,
And when the morning shOne,
We looked upon world unknown,
On nothing we could call our own.
Around the glistening wonder bent,
The blue walls of the armament,
No sky above, no earth below,
universe OF cloud and snow.
Newton Stoody, of Columbus, was
seen on our ridge last Sunday.
VIM. Anderson and daughter, Ma
bel, were business visitors in Logan,
Saturday.
Geo. Evans, of Gibisonville, was on
our streets one day last week.
Miss Ruth Mowery closed a very
successful term of school at Gibson
vile last Friday. We are pleased
with her teaching and wish her back
again.
Jacob Clark was on our ridge one
day last week.
Say, Gibisonville you need not wor-
ry about US for we are all o. X, but
owing to the inclemency of the
weather and our delicate health we
have been confined to our room, but
as the weather is getting nice we are
permitted to be out again.
Miss Ottie Stoody, of Gasyille, at
tended tine school closing at Gibson
vile last Friday.
Miss Edith Kline visited the Gibi-
sonville Academy last Wednesday af-
ternoon.
The Myers Bros, of Fern Ridge,
are busily engaged in turning old
mother earth over, on our ridge The
boys say they are going to be little
late.
Chas. Anderson made q business
trip to Gibisonyille last Saturday.
Jacob Stiyerson, of Pleasant Valley,
visited his father-in-law last Sunday.
Jesse McGrady and Geo. Clark, of
this ridge, attended the big minstrel
show given by Wilson Bros. at the
Brehm school house last Saturday
night. ULALUME.
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NELSONVHE NEWS.

Edward Lay, of Logan, was
calling on friends in this city,
Friday evening.
Miss Anna Eberst, of Logan,
was the guest of her sister, Mrs.
Mack Scott, Easter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Krizer
were the guests of relatives and
friends in Logan, Easter.
Mrs. Helen Bowen, of Logan, is
the guest of her daughter, Mrs.
John Monahan, this week.
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FOR DURABILITY. AND sERvFCEl 'a&V
We have found W
GIN" ASBESTOS ROOFING

equal to all demands Whefher it be used on the most
modest farm building targest manufacturing plant
we have always found it true TO its trust.
is made give.service Every square is thoroughly
inspected before leaving the factory. The workmanship
is right and the materials used in its construction are as
good money can bury. Az evidence-we can point to
Asbestos Roofing applied in the early nineues IN good
condition to-day
Rrthermose, it d.requires coating or painting The
first cost is the only cost"
Our Booklet "R" Sent feeton request, will give you
Valuable information
III. w. Johns lManville Co.
10. "a lCleyelann. O. 81
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1908-05-07

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