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Sept. II t3
Notice OF Hearing Petition for Letters
of administration
State of South DAB ota. County o; Hand,
H.. In County Court,
In the Matter OF the Estate OF Mary C.,
Forker, Deceased.
The state of South Dakota sends greet
ting to Mary G Connell and Allison Forker
heirs at law and next OF kin of Mary e..
Forker deceased. and to all whom these
present may Gomez;
Notice IL hereby given that Il. c.. Forker
has filed with the Judge of this Court, n
petition praying for Letters OF Administra-
tion of the estate OF Mary G. Forker. de-
ceased. and that Friday the End day OF
October 1908. ct 10 O'Clock n. m, of sad
day. being "A day of a regular term of this
court. towit' OF the October term, 1908.
at the Judges office in the city of Miller
County OF Hand has been set Tor hearing
said petition, When and where any person
interest ted may appear and show cause why
the said petition should not be granted.
Dated at Miller this 18th day of Septem-
Der A. d.. 1908.
C, NJ. CARROLL
[sEALl Judge of County Court.
Attest: JOHN COSTIGAN,
Clerk OF the County Court.
HARLAN j. BUsHFIEI.D. Atty.
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Sept 1903
Notice of Guardians of Real Es-
tate-Private Sale

Notice OF Guardians Sale of Real Es-
t~ate-Private Sale
State of South Dakota. County of Hand.
In the County Court of Hand county.
In the Matter OF the Estate of Joseph
Koeck, minor.
Notice Is hereby given, that pursuant to
an order of sale made on the 9th day of
September 1908. by the county court Of
Hand county. South Dakota. the under
signed as guardian of the estate Of Joseph
Koeck, a minor, will. on or after the Goth
day of September 1908. sell ut private sale
to the Highest bidder. all the right. title and
interest of the said minor in and to the fol
lowing described property situate In the
county OF Hand and state OF South Dakota
towit: the undivided two fifteenths OF the
northwest quarter OF section twelve In
township one hundred twelve north OF
range sixty-nine west OF the 9Th p. m. upon
the folio wing terms, towit: for cash.
All bids must be in writing and will be re-
ceived at any time after the first publication
of this notice and before the sale IL made.
and may be left at the Office OF Harlan J.
Bushfield In Miller. 4. D., or may be filed In
the office of the Judge of the County court OF
land county. South Dakota. In the city OF
Miller. In said county of Hand.
Dated this 9th day OF September. 1908.
l.. srEINLEITNER.
Guardian OF the estate OF Joseph
Koeck, Minor.
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Aug. 81 to
Notice for Publication

Department of the Interior, United States
Land Office, Pierre. $. d.. Aug. -. 8
Notice is hereby given that Arthur Vogel-
gesang of Rec Heights, \. d., who on Janu-
No, 01494) for the VIZ of NWA OF Sec. Ii,
Il. III NJ, II. 10 W.. 9th p. m, has filed no
tice OF intention to make tnal
ton proof. to establish claim to the land
above described before the County Judge in
his office at Miller, =. ID. on September 30,
1908.
names as witnesses: w. T. Max
well. Lewis Lacoss, Austin Conley. John
McMurtry. OF Rec Heights, ), ID
Albert Wheelon. Register.
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Aug 27t5
Notice for Publication

Aug 27t5
Notice for Publication
Department OF the Interior. United States
Land Office. Pierre, 3. d., July 20, 1908.
Notice Is hereby given that Edwin K. Me-
Kinney OF Glendale, s. D., who on January
13, 1902. made IL. f.. No. 1699S (Serial No.
O693) for the E1a Of sen OF Sec. "a, T. 10.
r. 90 W., 9th p. M. has filed notice OF inten
ton to make final ive-year proof, to estab-
fish claim to the above described land. be-
fore the county Judge of Hand county in
his Office mt Miller. ). D., on september 30.
1908.
Claimant names as witnesses: Floyd Nc
Carl OF Miller q. D., Ms p. Friis Glendale s.
D., U hristian schmidt of Glendale =. d., Ii.
II, Greeyes OF Miller ). d..
ALBERT wHEEL0N. Register.
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Results of ChiId-Rescue Campaign

Results of Child Rescue Campaign
Three hundred and fifty children
placed in good homes.
Three thousand homes open to de-
pendent children.
Sixty societies and institutions CO.
operating in this child-placing move
ment, as opposed to Institutional
ism.
Thousands of people interested,
eager and willing to help the cause
of the dependant child.
The Delineator.
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3t5
Notice for Publication

Department OF the Interior. United States
Land Office, Pierre. ). ID Aug. 20. 1908.
Notice il hereby given that Ernest A. Ha n
cock. of Miller. s. d.. who on March q, 1907.
made H.. Il. No. 1910 (Serfal No. 01667)
for sen. Section 81. Township Ill N.
Range go W., 9TH Prin, Meridian, has filed
notice OF intention to make final communal
ton proof, to es tablish claim to the land
above described, before the County Judge.
at Miller. =. d., on the 10th day OF October,
1905.
Claimant names as witnesses: w. l.. Col
Inns. Edwin L.. Miller, Robert Scott. Charles
Halbig, all Of Miller. 5. D..
ALBERT wHEELON. Register.
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Sept. II IL
Summons

State OF South Dakota. county OF Hand.
~. In circuit court, Sixth judicial Circuit.
william D.. Craigo and Ezra ID. Leyson.
Plaintiffs.
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Maccabee Party

The ladies of the Maccabee
lodge gave one of their popular
and delightful kensington parties
Wednesday afternoon, which
proved to be the most pleasant
and profitable one ever given by
these charming ladies. One hun
dred and sixty-three ate supper,
which consisted of bread and but
ter sandwiches, veal loaf, deviled
eggs, pickles, baked beans, cake
and coffee. Those who do not at
tend these affairs are missing quite
a treat. Miss Helena Kirker,
violinist, and Miss Hilda Gabriel,
pianist, rendered some lovely
duets. Miss Margaret Montgom-
cry gave some fine piano solos and
Miss Grace Lehman delighted all
with her vocal numbers.
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Enterprise

Mrs. Clara Helber called on
friends at this place, Monday.
Miss Cora Ruff of Marion, was
the over Sunday guest of her sis
ter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Yinton Carpenter
and family spent Sunday in Rock
bridge.
The protracted meeting still
continues.
Mr.. John Blosser was building
fence for his brother Frank, Tues
day,
Mr.. Herbert Koehl was the over
Sunday guest of his parents of
Rockbridge.
Miss Maggie Ringhiser visited
her parents Saturday night and
Sunday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Dupler and
daughter Mae of Rockbridge was
the over Sunday guest of relatives,
Miss Tlllie Blosser made bust
ness trip to Logan Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Edwards
have moved on the property of j,
A. Kline.
Mr.. Jacob Matthias and son Les
ter were Logan caller Saturday.
MIR. Yern Loomis of Columbus
was the guest of his parents sun
day.
Mr.. JEFF Frasnre was seen ON
Iour stTsets Tuesday.
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NEWS OF
OTHER TOWNS
Business Ridge

We can almost see the spring
appearing, as the fields seem to
look up in brightness and promise
to provide for the future.
Protracted meeting is now in
progress Mt Mt. Tabor, after a
short vacation on account of the
sickness of the clergyman.
Howard Bowland was Logan
visitor Monday.
ALI McCune, the calf driver of
near this ridge, is now on duty,
after "A short vacation.
Sail Miller is saving near this
ridge.
Alex Hunsaker, who has been
suffering from rheumatism, is now
on the mend.
Mrs. Hiram McCune is improv'
ing in health.
Messrs. Ashbaugh and Knapp
are cutting timber for the Miller
saw mill.
Sail Miller, who was enroute to
Logan, Saturday, had the misfor-
tune to pull his buggy into two
pieces, and the next thing Sal
knew he was in front of the rear
wheels and behind the front wheels
and in between all the wheels
standing on his Uranium, and
when he arose he said the first
ching he thought of was the egg
basket.
Sam Canaan, while moving .
boiler last week, had the mhsfor
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Domestic Club

Mrs. Will Acker very delightful
ly received the Domestic Club
Thursday afternoon, where quite
an enjoyable time was spent by
the members and guests. Mrs.
Will White read an excellent
paper on st. Patrick, and roll call
was responded to by Irish
Witticisms. Several members
told stories of st. Patrick. Mrs.
Gutliph was received as new
member and initiated into one of
the Domestic banquets, when the
hostess announced supper, which
consisted of three courses. Mrs.
Acker was assisted in serving by
the Misses Stella Strentz and
Bertha Welch. The following
visitors were present: Mesdames
Effie Ackers, John Strswn, M. N.
Parsons, John Strent2, Tillie
Montgomery, Lovina Welch, Miss
Stella Strentz and Bertha Welch.
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Obituary

Allison Collision, second son of
VIM. and Anna Collision, was born
in Sussex Co., state of0Deleware,
Feb. l5, 1928, departed tins life
in the early morning of March l6,
1908, at his home in Washington
township, Hooking county, state
of Ohio, at the ripe of age of SO
years and 2S days.
When but boy of s years his
parents moved to the state of Ohio
and settled in Mrskingum county,
and later in Hooking county, and
here Mr.. Collision has lived the
greater part of his life and has
made many friends.
He leaves to mourn their loss,
two brothers, two sisters, and
many relatives and friends. His
brothers are James Collision, of Lo,
gan, Ohio, John Collision, OF
Washington township. His els
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TarrytoWn

Mrs. Sol Blum aud son, Luther,
were the Sunday guests of Mrs. |
Cotterman,
j. w. Smith was Logan caller
Monday.
Mr.. r. F. Nihiser, wife, and
son, Joshua, called on Mrs. H. c..
Boiling, of Pleasant Valley, Fri
day.
Protracted meeting closed at
Prospect Thursday evening with
five conversations.
School will close at this place
April 1st. An entertainment will
be given at night, Everybody
come.
Phillip Geiger, of Logan, spent
Sunday at this place.
Samuel Smith and Harley Davis
were out fox hunting Saturday
night and anyone wanting to learn
the source of fox hunting call on
Harley Davis and he can tell you
just how the thing is done.
Mr.. Allison Collision, an aged
citizen of Washington township,
died at his home Monday. He
was past so years of age.
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very unique, called Missing Let
ters." Miss Blanche Ryan took
the prize, bunch of carnations,
Junia Club

The Junia Club met Monday
evening with Miss Bird White.
The subject of the evening was the
reading of "Bltter Sweet" Mrs.
Dill Sanderson read the first move
ment; Elizabeth Vail the second
and Mrs. Frank Blasius the third
There were some excellent selec
tions of music rendered during the
evening by Miss Robin Rochester,
Miss Ruth Brooke, Miss Name
Campbell and Mrs. Blasius.
Miss White served st. Patrick
two course supper.
The visitors were Miss Becker,
Miss Robin Rochester, Miss Name
Campbell, Miss Maize White and
Mrs. Higgie.
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ters are Mrs. Dorothy Watts, of
Falls township, and Elizabeth
Collision, who has remained with
him at his home until ais death.
He was a good kind brother,
good citizen, always ready to lend
helping hand in time of need,
and honest in all his dealings.
On September 10, 1906. while
returning home from Logan, Mr..
Collision was struck by passen-
ger train No. 30 on the Hooking
Valley Railroad, which almost
caused his death, and since that
time he has been declining in
health and strength. On Feb.
14th., Just before his 80th. birth
day, he took suddenly ill and was
confined to his room until he
quietly passed away at :25 o'clock
Monday morning. He bore his
attlictlon patiently as all those can
testify which waited upon him.
Although Mr.. Collision never made
any outward profession of religion,
yet he believed in the existence of
a God, and gave of his means to
religious Institutions. His soul
has now gone to another land
where God in his justice, his
mercy and righteousness reigns
and rewards us according to our
works.
Funeral at Prospect, conducted
by Rev. Lockwood, pastor of that
circuit.
A loved one from us is gone,
A voice is ever stilled
A place Is vacant in our home
That never can be filled
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Blatchford

Mrs, Charles Nelson, and daugh-
ters Leta and Margarete, of Mel
vile, spent Sunday here with rel
atives.
Ira Green and wife, of Murray
City, were the guests of Walter
Green and wife, Sunday.
r., II. Webb and wife spent
Sunday with the formers parents
at New Straitsvile.
Misses Eva Cook and Mabel
Schackert were in Murray City,
Friday of last week.
j. M. Sweazy, of Sand Run, was
in our village, Thursday.
Mrs. Sam Starkey spent Tues.
day at Nelsonville.
Mrs. James Allen, of near Ath-
ems, was the guests of friends here
last week.
Miss Nora Cook, OF Murray
City is visiting her parents here.
Mrs. John Lanning and Miss
Edith Lanning were the guests of
friends at Nelsonville, Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Clarence Butts
were the Sunday guests of the
latter's parents at Athens.
Mrs. James johnson was in
Buchtel, Tuesday.
Frank Nelson and Earl Walker
Sundayed at this place.
Miss LorelIa Grouse was the
guest of friends at Buchtel, Sat-
urday Of last week.
Ira Hilliard and wife had as
guest last week, the formers els
ter, of Logan.
Frank Poston, of Murray City,
was here on business, Tuesday.
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Obituary..

Daniel Deney, son of Salathiel
and Sarah Jane Chilcote, was born
September 20, 1908, and died
March s, 1908, aged 4 years, 5
months and Is days.
His stay on earth was short
having spent but few summers,
but God saw fit to remove him
from his earthly parents and re-
ceive him in HIS kingdom where
sorrows never come.
He was sufferer for several
days with lung pneumonia and at
last gave up the hopes of this life
only to enjoy the home beyond.
A week ago his little sister was
laid to rest, ana now brother has
gone to be with her. He leaves to
mourn father, mother and one
brother.
Gone, but not forgotten,
Gone TO the land OF rest,
Gone to the heavenly kingdom.
Gone where the tie ones are blest.
Funeral services conducted by
Rev. j. l.. Baker at the Camelite
Church.
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jolly Dozen Pedro Club

The Jolly Dozen met with Mrs.
Harry Wright, last Thursday eve
ming, and enjoyed their usual ex-
citing games of pedro. Two tables
of players were present and honors
taken by Mrs. j. Il. johnson, u
hand painted plate, and Mrs.
Charles Breene received the BOBBY
prize. Mrs. Wright served elegant
refreshments. The Club meets
tonight with Miss Lille Wright.
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sa turday Club

Miss Lou Bowen was hostess
Saturday afternoon, to the "Sat-
day club" Miss Emma Weston
haver read a very interesting pa
per on the subject "Chas. Lamb
(An Estimate)," and Mrs. DIR.
Rannells had pleasing produc-
tion on the subject "Kingsley and
Hypathia - The afternoon was
most entertainingly passed, and
tile meeting a delightful success.
The visitors were Mrs. Rev,
Wilson, Mrs. Charles Bowen, Mrs.
Mary Tenny and Mrs. Fred Gal
lagher.
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ThinbIe and Art

Mrs. Darley Moore entertained
the Timble and Art Club Wednes-
day afternoon and very pleasant
time YVES spent by these congenial
ladies. Roll call was responded
to by miscellaneous readings and
quotations. Mrs. Helen Bowen
and Mrs. Gould were visitors.
The hostess served an elegant two
course luncheon.
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Bowling Party

On Wednesday night most
pleasing bowling party was had
at the Brunswick, and after many
brilliant stunts at the game, the
jolly crowd went to the Star
Oyster House and partook of a
very excellent supper. Those of
the party; Messrs. Geo. Smith,
Rol Kelley, Lowell Kelley, Joe
Krishbaum, Phil McCarty, and
Chas. Beck; and the Misses Anna
Nickel, Eta Phillips, Lena
Phelps, Blanche England, Ehie
Myers and Mary Davey.
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tune to get one of his horses hurt.
Isaac Miller, the well known fox
hunter, had "emacking" good
chase Saturday night.
Charles Sheets, of this ridge,
has gone to his new job near North
Berne in Fairfield Co.
A. NJ. McCune, who has been
sick, is not improving any at this
writing.
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Pythian sisters

On Tuesday night an exception
al program was on at the Pythian
Sisters hall. There exists what is
known as a committee on enter
tainment, at present composed of
Mrs, Jesse Gabriel, Mrs. l.. r..
Ruble and Mrs. Dan Heft. The
committee certainly did itself
proud last Tuesday night. The
hall was decorated with the time
colors of green for the St. Patrick
season, and most sumptuous
supper was served,
A guessing contest put on was
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1908-03-19
PROBATE
COURT NEWS

First partial account of Sam l
and John Lindsey, executor of
will of VIM. Lindsey, filed March
IS. for hearing April Q,
March l6. Hearing had on ap-
provement to commit Frank Deck
er to state hospital. Finding that
he is suitable person to be com
mitted. SO ordered.
March II. Report of sale of
personal property of Belinda Beery
made by L. w. Beery, administra
tor. Sale confirmed and order re-
corded.
Application for appointment of
guardian for Mary X. Montgom-
cry, minor child of Bertha A.
Montgomery March Is. Appointed
and bond fixed. Filed and ap.
proved and letters issued.
March 1G. Exceptions to ac-
count of Sullivan Maxwell, guar
dian to VIM. Maxwell, filed by
Francis Storer. Demurrer to same
filed by H. f. Sparnon, attorne y
for guardian. Hearing on demur-
er had March IS.
March IS. Complaint filed by
A. r. McBroom against Cheney
Dane, son of VIM. Dane, of
Monday, special district of Ward
township, alledged incoragible
and dlsobedient to teacher.
Matter set for hearing Friday at
| o'clock.
MARRIAGE LICENSE.
Gorden Steel and Bessie j, In.
gram, both OF Laurelville.
John +. Weaver and Mary A,
Rodgers, both of Logan.
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Kensin gton Party

The w. r. G. Kensington party
of last Friday was decided sue
cess, both socially and financially.
Those who fail to attend these
meetings miss some very pleasant
times, One of the "hits" of the
afternoon was the entertainment
provided by some of the little ones.
Mary Leone Thurness gave two
recitations, Mary Montgomery and
Julia Oaks, duet, and Doyne
Wardwell, violin solos.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1908-03-19
Young Girls Sewing Circle

Miss Freda Wright was hostess
for the Young Girls Circle Fri
day from four to six, and very
pleasant time spent by these jolly
young Misses. Miss Vivian
Kennard received the prize for
best sewing, which was a burnt
wood postal card. The little
hostess served a nice lunch.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1908-03-19

Conductor w. w. McCqrIey was
put buck on local freight last week
account slack times on river divi-
sion. "'Wooden" as you will all
remember is called the rain barrel
vocalist.
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Hon. Hugh Gormley.

Hooking county democrats will
give her vote in the senatorial
convention to Hon. Hugh CORN
ley, Mayor of Glouster, as one of
the nominees for senate of tins
district. Mr., Gormley has been
elected the sixth time mayor of
Glouster, though the town is a
republican strong hold. He was
in Logan last week renewing old
acquaintances.
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Six O,Clock pinner

Mrs. Henry Smith entertained a
few of her lady friends at n six
O'Clock dinner last Thursday even
ing.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1908-03-19

Mr., r. Kells, general foreman
of all new work on the big shops,
made a business trip to Columbus
last Saturday.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1908-03-19

Geo. Finney, third trick dis,
patcher on Toledo division, was a
Logan visitor last Sunday. 80
vEe
Operator. w. e. O'Neal, former
ly third trick operator at HobsOn,
passed through Logan on his way
to Pemberville where he is to take
the first trick there of telegraph.
ing. Mr.. O'Neal has Just recent
ly returned from the golden west
where he has been employed on
the Southern Pacific.
Mr. r. NJ, Connell, was a Logan
visitor last Monday evening. Mr.
Connell is now train master and
has been for some time.
Conductor Bill Petty was laying
oil few days last week on ac-
count of sickness.
Operator H. A Connor from the
N ~ w is home visiting his folks
for short time. Mr.. Connor is
now employed at Hallsville.
Double track between Enter
prise and G ~ M crossing Ian
caster is again blocked with
empties. Track was formerly
blocked between Rockbridge and
&C. ~ NJ V crossing Lancaster, but
owing to slack times it has been
extended to Enterprise,
Brakeman M, A, Krauss laying
Off few days last week on account
blood poisoning in his left hand,
Brakeman, Chas. Stroth, on 42S
and 1873 laying off few days.
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Operator Ed. Lay went to Mel
sonville last Friday to settle $4,000
land deal.
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RAILROAD
NEWS ITEMS

w. G. Flowers agent at Starr,
laying off account sickness of wife
who has been attending sick peo-
ple at Athens. Mr.. Flowers has
been relieved by II Mr. Dick relief
agent.
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Tourist Club

This most interesting Club is re-
ceived this afternoon by Mr.. Her
bert Harrington.
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There are men now working s
hours shifts at Odtown as follows
Samuel Smith, p, G, Wright and
Mr.. Goodrich. Mr. Goodrich halls
from Wellston.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1908-03-19

Brakeman j Weed is cOntem-
plating going to Panama to work
for the Panama Railroad. We
wish him ali the success possible.
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f. H. Hoover, night operator at
Kimberly, but formerly night oper-
ator at Carroll, has taken unto
himself a better-half. The young
lady halls from Lancaster and was
married to Mr.. Hoover last Mon
day in that city. They have
launched new sea craft upon that
big pond called "The Sea of Mat
rimony. The new craft IS called
''The Hoover Household. !"
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Owing to "The telegrapher's
nine hour law there has been
many new and strange "iists" on
the wires. Where the station is a
day and night Office the agent is
required to work 6 hours as opera
tor and agent and the other two
operators do the . hour stunt.
This law effects on the south end,
Groveport, Winchester, Carroll,
Hookers, Sugar Grove, Rockbridge,
Logan, Enterprise, Kim berly,
Floodwood, Beaumont, Hooking
and Armltage. While on the river
division it effects Kanauga, Hobson
and Middleport.
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Mr.. and Mrs. l.. +, Miller, 3rd,
trick operator at Logan, went to
Columbus last Saturday on little
business trip.
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The Ghost walked into Logan
last Monday. This ghost, we are
all glad to see. 1t brings TO us the
good old long green.
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Engine 225 was sent to Colum-
bus shops for repairs last week
Engine needed general over
hauling.
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our chef says Cold Medal Flour Oaly.
VERONICA
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The three operators at Logan are
as follows; Deishlie, Lay and Mil
ler. Deishlie working six hours
and Lay and Miller nine hours
each.