The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1908-12-24
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Honor him ye rich and proud,
Worship him in every home.
The naughty man should bow his head,
!, The humble one his tribute bring
| Unto Him who once was deal
But who Is now our living King.
The aged sinner, with hardened heart,
And every one hat loves the King
Should all Join In and bear some part
In II homage to the King.
Behold bring great Joy to you,
For Christ the Lord Is born today.
Break forth with Joy and sing anew.
And hail with delight this Christmas pay
When the world was deep in sin,
And mortal man had gone astray-
came that on earth might reign,
And follow Me In all MY ways.
| All mankind should bow their heads,
And make the anthems ring
And fill their hearts with loving deeds,
In paying homage to the King.
Then let lis make this solemn vow
And make the welkln ring,
| And ut His feet let's humbly bow,
| And pay tribute to our King.
| worship II I'm, ye sons OF men.
| And at His feet your offerings lay,
And nobler life you should begin
| On this glorious Christmas Day.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Bay Of Mel.
sonville, spent last Sunday here.
Miss Lena Russell of Hiram Col
lege, and brother Walter from
Pennsylvania, are spending sever
al days with their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Russell, of near
this place.
Mr.. Tilman Angle of Nelson
willie, was seen here last Sunday
morning.
Mr.. Hiram Lanning of Blatch-
ford, Vice. president of the union
was here on business last Satur-
day.
Mr.. Joseph Blosser of this place,
was in Logan last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dehnan Jr.
and others spent part of last week
at Lancaster and the oil fields at
Bremen.
Mr.. Crate Mccoy of Columbus,
has the job of finishing the pike
near here which was commenced
some time ago and abandoned on
account of cinder being scarce.
In our last week. g items we said
that Mr.. Frank Evans was in Col.
umbus last Tuesday. We have
learned since that Mr.. Evans was
not in Columbus on the date nam.
ed. We stand corrected, and beg
pardon.
Mr.. Freer of NelsonvilIe, is fin
ishing fine dwelling each for j
l.. Blosser, Ben Bailey and Thos.
Parry Sr.
MIR. Quinton Shaw has moved
his family here from Nelsonville,
and Mr.. A. l.. Hicks has moved
his family here from Straltsvllle.
Our school teachers, Daisy Har-
rold, Kate Holt and Miss Edna
Milhutf, are preparing to give
Christmas enter tainment here.
If our vision isn't too bad, and
If all signs don't fail, and if the
straws fly the same way the wind
blows, there will be some weddings
in this place before the waning of
many moons.
Mr.. William Hardy, whose i'll
ness we spoke of at diifere' times,
died last Friday morning, after
several weeks suffering. The fu
neral was held last Sunday after.
noon, under the directions of Ed
er w. S. Cook and Undertaken U.
$. Cook. Those from distance
that were in attendance, as far as
We are able to give, were Joseph
Spooner from Murray City, ID. NJ.
Soliday and son Carl and Mr.. and
Mrs. James Shatier of Logan, Mrs.
Ella Bohn from near Chicago, H.,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Evans of
Chicago Junction. Elder Cook
spoke words of consolation from
Matt, ~ go. Struck down in the
prime of life, while prospects look
bright, call to our minds the words
of the poet, which said, "Why
should the spirit of mortal be
proud?" There is no reason why
the spirit of mortal should be
proud, for when prospects look
brightest, then it Is that the pale
horse and rider visits us and takes
our loved ones away. Our town
scarcely gets over mourning over
one death until another occurs.
Since our sojourn of eight short
years, We can now call to mind
forty deaths, most of the number
being young people, and still peo-