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The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1908-07-16
Big Pine Valley

We are having fine weather at
present.
Mrs, George Cupp and daugh-
ter Enid, passed through this
place Sunday, enroute to Laurel
Vile.
Floyd Brow made pleasant call
at David Lsnning's last Sunday
night.
Chas Paxton and daughter
Della, Of Cedar Grove, visited their
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1908-07-16
John c. Stoughton, Candi.
date for Probate Judge.

On June 90 last, the Democrat
party of Hooking county unsniA
mously chose Mr.. John G., Slough
ton, of Goodhope township, as
their candidate for Pr bate Judge,
and that they selected wisely there
is no doubt.
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Liquor Tax Received.

The July settlement of liquor
tax has all been made, and there
was paid by Hooking County Sa-
loon Keepers for the halifax, $ll,
993 97.
This money is distributed as
follows:
To the State Of Ohio m $3 $40 46
To Logan Corporation. 1887 81
To Laurelville Corpora
tion .......... .............. .........- 469. 60
To Murray City Corpora
tion ....,........................ ....- 1926 20
To County poor fund ...., 2,252 81
To Auditor and Treasurer
fee fund ............... ...........,.,.- 1911
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Logan Man a Trustee

Springfield. July l4.-E. b.
Comfy Of Logan today was elected
grand trustee of the /. o. o. f.,
Patriarchs. The parade was aban-
donsd because Of the storm.
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Fire at Pottery.

On Saturday last the alarm of
fire was turned in, and the depart
msnt made run to the Logan
Pottery, but the namss were ex-
t,ngulshsd before the hose wagon
arrived. No damage vas done.
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Lisher Thursday morning.

The weddings of the week are also I'M
usually interesting. Miss Lucy Randolph
Masbn and Mr.. George Hoxie Moffett will
be married at ST. MarSarets Tuesday.
Miss Nave Llewellyn Eliot and DR..
Francis Edward Harrington and Miss
Ethelreda Lancaster Eliot and Mr.. John
Christopher Hanway will be married at
ST. Patricks Church at $50 Thursday. A
small reception will follow at the home
of DR.. and Mrs. Eliot, parents of the
brides. The bridal party to attend the
Two couples will consist of Miss Spalding
Young of Kentucky and Miss Minnie Han
way as maids of honor, and the Misses
Marie De Loire, Grace Swinton Lewis of
New Jersey. Elise Lancaster Peyton of
Denver, Col: Jennie Jenkins Lancaster
of Maryland and Marie Mccormick of
Boston as bridesmaid Mr.. Frederick
Moore of this city and Mr.. Frank Can
non of Mississippi will be best men. The
ushers will include Mr.. Robert Kennedy
of Pennsylvania. Mr.. Algernon Lee
Handy. DR.. Loren Thompson and Mr..
Donald Edmonds of this city and DIR.
johnson Eliot, uncle of the brides.
n Another wedding of the same date will
be that of Miss Clare Howard and Mr..
Louis W. Cottman of Baltimore. which
will take place at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs George IL. Howard. parents of the
bride.
Mrs Samuel Polkinhorn and her daush-
ter. Miss Blanche Polkinhorn. are located
again this winter at 1913 Fairmont
street, Columbia Heights.
Miss Cannon. daughter of the Speaker.
has resumed her usual frequent hospital
tiles at her fathers home. She gave
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airy, L. S. a. Miss McLean's coming out
ball was given several years ago in New
York.
Mrs. Mclean is the, president of the
General Society of the Daughters of the
American Revolution. Miss Mclean has
accompanied her mother in her extensive
travels. and has an unusually large circle
of acquaintances
Lieut.. Dallam. who was graduated with
honors from West Point in the class of
1905. is son of the late Dir. Dallam OF
Philadelphia. and is 6 descendant of Will
liam Paca, one of the sig1fers of the
Declaration.
The wedding will take place late in
February or early in the Easter season.
Miss Helen Muir went to Baltimore last
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MISS BESSIE M. MCLEAN.
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roses. Among those present were Mis,
Clara and Miss May Kehoe, Miss Parker
the Misses Tuohy. Mrs. Arthur Smith
Mrs. Sharp, Mrs. w. w. Bride and Mis-:
Durnin.
Senior Carlo. the minister from Ecuador
who for the last ten months has beer
acting as secretary of STATE in his owf
country, has returned to Washington and
is with his family at his home on Con-
necticut avenue.
Mrs Peter Porter, wife of Representa-.
tive Porter of New York. gave a tea last
Tuesday afternoon az her apartments in
thu Connecticut in honor of her guest
Miss Carroll % New Yc-k. Tho sderora-
Continued on Second Page)
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home on 18th street New Year evening:
Several vocal selections were rendered
by Mrs Anderson. The house was beau
tifully decorated with Christmas greens.
and the table lavishly supplied with good
things Assisting Mrs. Anderson were
her daughters. Miss Lorraine and Miss
Gladys. Among those present were Mr..
and Mrs. Turner, Mr.. and Mrs. Mcintosh,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. NJ. Cheseldine. Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. P. Chauncey, Miss Corbin, Miss
Haseman, Miss Grace, Mr.. Cheseldine.
Mr. Eckstein. Mr.. OBrien and Mr.. and
Mrs. Mccarthy.
The officers of Fort My'er will. be hosts
at dance Wednesday. February S.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Blandheim of 1884
AZ street southwest will celebrate their
twenty-fifth anniversary Sunday, January
10, and will receive from to 10 pm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Sullivan Of 1880
Goth street northwest celebrated their
golden wedding January 2. 1908. Among
those present were Rev. DR.. Pettitt, Mr.
Brown. Mr.. Lewis. Mrs. Hortigan and
family. Mr.. and Mrs. A. Heitmueller,
Mrs. Jones. Mr.. and Mrs. W. Quacken-
BUSH Miss Cora Magruder Mr.. and Mrs.
O. Heitmueller, Mrs. L. Wells Master
Freddie Wells. Mrs. Snow, Master Roy
Hill, Mr.. and Mrs. c. Beckert and family.
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week to attend the dance given by the
cadets on the ItaSca

Mrs. Carter, wife of Senator Carter, re-
ceived for the first time this season last
Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Russell Harri-
son was the guest of honor on this occa
sion and assisted Mrs. Carter in receiving.
The other ladies in the receiving party
were Mrs. Pray. Mrs. Hicks, Mrs. Hillyer,
Mrs. Bourne, Mrs. Powell, Mrs West.
Mrs. Dunn. the Misses Baillargeon Miss
Daily the Misses Hickey and Miss Agnes
Fealy. $3.50
Miss Grace Bryan has been spending the
holidays in Washington as the guest of
Mrs. w. W. Bride.
Mrs. Malcolm X. Varnell gave lunch
con yesterday in honor of Miss Grace
Bryan, daughter of William Jennings
Bryan. The table decorations were pink
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of Mr.. and Mrs. Altman in 9th street
southeast. Progressive pitch was the
game of the evening. and first prizes were
won by Mr.. and Mrs. Solbach and con-
ISOLATION prizes were won by Mrs. Will
lams and Mr.. Ieman. After the games
refreshments were served. Among those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Bates.
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Solbach. Mr.. and
Mrs. D. w. Leman. Mr.. and Mrs. A. j.
Faira1l. Mr.. and Mrs H. N. Williams. Mr..
and Mrs ]. B. Altman. Mr.. and Mrs e.
A. Dudley of Baltimore were the guests
of the club.
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~ AYETY-official and otherwise
has fairly started, and while the
younger set has very naturally
~ monopolized attention during the
holidays its participation will
continue straight through the winter
The present week has varied program
calculated to interest all of the different
groups into which society finds itself
pleasantly divided. Tomorrow night the
first of the Monday dances will be held
at Rauschers. and Wednesday night the
first bachelors german will be danced at
the Ne- Willard. TheN diplomatic recep-
ton Thursday night and the dinner and
musicale Friday night at the White
House will make important events for
young and old. The President and Mrs.
Roosevelt will dine with the Vice Presi-
dent and Mrs. Fairbanks Tuesday night.
Mrs. Fairbanks. the cabinet women and
Miss Cannon will receive Wednesday aft
ernoon. Other events of this week of de-
lightful significance are the musicaies
which Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Joerrissen will
give tomorrow evening. Mr. and Mrs.
Duncan McIlim Tuesday night and Mrs.
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luncheon Friday and will give another to-
morrow Mrs. lie Seure is also here to
spend the season with her father and Sis
ter.
Saturday next at ITO ! street Miss
Gertrude Clagett and Paymaster Ed
mund Walters Eonnaffon, U. S. N. will
be married at 40. Only a small party
of relatives and personal friends are ex-
pected and the brides sister. Mrs. Jules
Henry de Sibour, will be her only at
tendant.
Washington society was represented at
the assembly ball In Philadelphia Friday
night by Mr. Henry r. Rittenhouse. Mr..
James Blackwocd Cameron. Miss Mary
Perry Brown and Miss Julia Belrose.
When the Philadelphia assembly was
founded in 174O the first and most strln-
gent rule in force related to the hour for
the bal to begin, which was o'clock and
with midnight as the closing hour. There
were forty buds presented Friday night, the
best known outside of Philadelphia being
Miss Margretta DreXel. who was present
ed at court last year in London and was
great belle during the season.
The benedict and the benedctine balls
which have been the events looked for
ward to each winter by the smartest So
ciety for several years back will be given
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Mrs. Piles, wife of Senator Piles. will
be at home at the Cochran on the second
and fourth Thursdays in January and
February.
Mrs James William Hester has issued
the invitations for the marriage of her
daughter Mrs. Eliza Addison Hester
Wheat and Mr.. Harrie Craig Ansley. We'd
nesday, January 10, at 4 o'clock, at st.
Thomas Episcopal Church. The cere-
mony will be performed by Rev. DIR. G.
Ernest Smith. assisted by Rev. p. P. Phil
lips of st. Paurs Church. Alexandria.
Mrs. Wheat. who is the widow of Benoni
Wheat, who was president of the Citizens
National Bank of Alexandria aud who
was prominent in many other affairs
in that city, resides at the Rockingham
with her mother. Mr.. Ansley is the treas
urer of the Southern railway. and while
a native of Rome. Ga. has lived in this
city for several years. At the wedding
the bride will be attended by her sister
Mrs. Edward Knox Cook of New York.
and Mr.. Fairfax Harrison Will be best
man. Mr.. William Breckenridge Hester
and Mr. Francis Deane Hester. brothers
of the bride; DIR. L. Green and ;di. Ed
ward Hunter will be the ushcrs. Mrs.
Hester will entertain the bridal party
and a few personal friends after the
wedding.
Mr. and Mrs. George Anderson enter
tanned d number of their friends at their
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as usual this sea son. The benedict ball
will be at the New Willard and the bene-
dictine at Rauscher,s, February I.
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Jones, wife of Lieut.. Jones' poured choco-
late. Mrs. Remey and her daughters will
be at home to their friends the remaining
Fridays in January.
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Mrs. Lena Louise Klippisch and Miss
Victoria Klippisch of New York city who
came down for the Tucker Meyers we'd
ding last Thursday, are stopping for few
days with Capt. and Mrs. William +. Mey-
ers at 1919 Irving street.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Goodwin D. Ellsworth of
1913 Girard street announce the engage
ment of their only daughter. Claudia Fai-
son. and Mr.. D. L. Carlton of North Caro-
lima. The wedding will take place in the
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Mr.. and Mrs thomas f. Walsh and
Miss Evelyn Walsh are expected at their
Massachusetts avenue home in a few
DAVIS. The house has been made ready
for occupancy.
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Mrs Reed Snroot, wife of Senator Smoot,
will not be at home until Thursday, jan
uary 10.
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The young sons of Senator Carter gave
an enjoyable watch night party New Year
eve to their young friends. Among those
invited were Miss Hickey. Miss Marthena
Harrison. Miss Switzerland Miss Towers.
Miss Vera Clemes. the Misses Aleshire,
Miss Lindsey. Mr.. Shiverick, Austin
Parker, John Garfield. Roy Lindsey. Wal
lace Dunn and Hamilton Wilson. Mr. and
Mrs. Bourne of Helena Mont, and Mr..
Crawford assisted Senator and Mrs. Car
ter in receiving the guests. The evening
was enlivened by games and music.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Mclean announced
last week the engagement of their eldest
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Mrs. Horatio n. Taplin will not receive
tomorrow
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Miss Mana Ryan. Miss Elizabeth Ryan.
Miss Inga Forsberg. Miss Dorothy Miller.
Mr.. Barton Bean. Mr.. Nathaniel T. Wor-
ley. Mr.. Frank Davis. Mr.. Will Kemper.
Mr.. James Naughton, Mr.. Earl Mattingly
and Mr.. Will Ryan.
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The I.aurels celebrated New Year eye
By holding social meeting at the home
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r Mrs. A. r. Hofheimer. who has been visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Auerbach. left to-
day for her home. Client, Norfolk, Va.
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Mrs. John Crayke Simpson will not be
at home next Tuesday, bu: will receive
the following Tuesdays of the season.
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Mr.. and Mrs. George Anderson enter
tanned number of their friends at thei
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Mrs. Mckenna, wife of Justice Mcken-
ma, will not receive tomorrow owing to
illness.
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Mrs. J. Wesley Bovee, who spent part
of the summer with her brother in-law,
Mr.. George Bovee, at 'Chaumont, N. Y,
has returned to the city, and taken up
her residence with her family at 1906 18th
street.
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The Misses Brown are spending the holi-
days at the Cairo with their parents.
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Mrs. James Mckee was at home to her
friends at the Grafton. yesterday. She
was assisted in receiving by Mrs. Russell
Harrison and by her daughter, Miss Mary
Mckee.
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Miss Florence King will be at home the
second Tuesday of each month at 3112 =
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Mr.. and Mrs. Sibley entertained at din
ner last night.
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Representative Lowden will entertain
the Illinois delegation at dinner tomorrow
night
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The wives of representatives in Congre SIS
who are at the Hotel Dewey will receive
Tuesday, January T.
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The weddings OF the week are also I'M
usually interesting. Miss Lucy Randolph
Masbn and Mr.. George Hoxie Moffett will
be married at ST. Margarets Tuesday.
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Mr.. and Mrs. William Cato gave a
dance Friday night to the young people
who were guests at the Cairo during the
holidays and their friends
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Mrs. Bonaparte, wife of the Attorney
General. returned to Baltimore yesterday
with her guests. Mrs. and Miss Gozzaldi
Of Cambridge, Mass.
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The officers of Fort My'er will. be hosts
at a dance Wednesday, February 5.
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Mrs. Samuel Polkinhorn and her dauGh-
ter. Miss Blanche Polkinhorn. are located
again this winter at 1913 Fairmont
street, Columbia Heights
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Mrs. Dalzell. wife of Representative
DalzelI of Pennsylvania, received for the
first time this season yesterday.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-12-08
SPECIAL EXCURSION TO
CITY OF MEXICO

Annogneerent Of Special Limited
Pgllmzn Train EIeErsioa- On De-
osnber izth and 13th the Southern
Psline Co. will seil round trip e1cgr-
sion tickets 20 the City of Ms1ieo.
DECEMBER IS. 1905. a magnificent
special train. consisting Of PullTnz.
yestlbgle Eleepers. observation esr
buffet smoking car and dining car
Eiii leave San Francisco. Cal from
the third aud Townsend stree depO,
FOR HeKic1 City, via The COas; i.iue
Of the SOIthern PseiGc Fare irDM
Salem. Ore. for round trip tIO3.1s.
Return trip fro NIL PssO CAT be
made via Santa Pc route or Southern
Pacific Co. as the passenger may De
sire. Holders Of excursion tickets
mayObtain a special round trip ticket
reading from Williams 10 the Grand
Canyon of the Colorado and return
for $3.50. For further Information
inquire Of any 5. r. Co.'S agent or
write VIM. MeMurrgy. g. p. A.. S. p.
Co. Portland. Ii-i9IeDd.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-12-08

On January 20. 1909. at Roseburg
Oregon. 81 500 acres are 10 be with.
drawn from the Umpqua forest re
serve. This embraces some Of the
finest dairy and timber lands in Ben.
ton. Lane. Douglas aud Coos coun.
ties.
Not all OF this land is subject "a
entry. For s2.5O We will send you
prepaid IS large lithographic town
ship maps with above vacant lands
colOred thereon. Also full instruc-
tlons as 10 dates. manner OF filing. &c
&c.
The Douglas County Abstract Co.,
successor TO Frank r. Alley, Rose
burg, Oregon. 11-1s-eod-tf.
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Tho Japanese government has most.
pphod until 1917 tho date of tho
great international exposition. the
hcuoh being taken 80 aA tn Insure
hmpl" Time In which To prepare In
make iho exposition all that IL should
De made Tho American commission
"rh have visited Japan aud the most
poh"mont VIII merely give amnIer
opportunity for America To be renre.
hehlod az the exposition. Not aimee
me ilrHl international exposition has
lhofo been one OF greater Importance
lhhh thlh viii he. marking, AZ a does
'no llltlcih anniversary of tho nscon-
SION To the throne of the emperor of
japan Tho extraordinary leap 10 a
foremost place among the nations of
lhe world made by Japan during this
hhli century IN something unparallel.
"d IN an previous history.
take this opportunity publicly 10
state my appreciation of tho wav I'm
winch In Japan. In Australia. In New
zealand, aud In all the states az
south America, the battleshIp fleet
mas been received ON It's practice yoy-
age around the world. The Ameri-
can government cannot too strongly
oNprehs It's appreciation of the
abounding and generous hospitalIty
shown our ships In every port they
visited, '"''