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Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-22
BASEBALL GOSSIP
BY RED PERKINS

James J. Jeffries, undefeated heavy-
weight champion of the world, and also
undefeated champion baseball ran, is
about to take a hand in baseball, &C
cording to apparently reliable author-
ity. Unless the unexpected happenss ne
will have an interest in the new Los
Angeles franchise, which was awarded
at the last meeting of the Pacific Coast
league. Jeffries always has been a
baseball crank. When he was travel
ing through the country defending his
title against all Corners he never over
looked an opportunity to visit a pail
game, no matter what town ne was In.
It is said, besides Jeffries in this new
movement, that Jim Brooks also VIII
be interested in the franchise
George M. Ward, secretary of the
California Summer league, and man
ager of the Edison team, gave out the
information yesterday that ne mad re-
leased Buck Kelley to the Athletics
The manager of the Los Angeles
Gas company nine rises to state that
the Rivers Brothers never defeated his
club. and to make his statement
stronger comes through with the score
card of last Saturday, which SHOWS
that the produce team was defeated
by the score of to 4.
Manager Pete Hansen of the Santa
Anita team desires to hear from any
team in regard to game FOR next
Sunday. Call Main TABS or the sport
ing editor of The Herald.
The Hollywood Red Sox team has
been playing a good article of ball OF
late, having won seven in ten games
played so far this season. II. w. Hoag-
/ foo lie nYcid l.
cred one of the fastest amateur slab
sters in the business in Southern Cali
fornia.
Fred w. Brown says that he would
be pleased to hear from any manager
in regard to catching on some amateur
team in this city Call up the sporting
department of The Herald.
The fans of Prescott, Ariz., have
several players in the miscellaneous
ranks who went from this city. In
the list are some classy names. Taken
all in all the men who left this city
to give the managers their best sery-
ices are making good In all depart
ments of the game. Wolfe, who for
merly was connected with the Pasa-
dena team. is known as the Fox,
with an eye that is ever watchful
our Candy Kid" Mitchell is another
Los Angeles boy that is making good
"Red" Redmond always is longing fol-
the ball to come his way in the out
field. Clarence Whitridge, who for
merly twirled for the Seals and later
for the Home Council team, is another
player who is "at home" in new COM
pany. He is going home more reg
ularly at night. Whitridge will be
back to dear old Los Angeles next
| winter.
| The manager of the Neidmore team
would be pleased to hear from the
manager of the Wells Fargo team ir
regard to a game next Sunday after
noon. Call Boyle 1743 for further in
formation.
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single. native of Denmark; county hospital;
chronic endocarditis.
ILOYD-A. r. Lloyd, IS years old, married.
native of Wales; California hospitai' cele-
bral meningitis , =,
bTTRROWS-Infant of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank H.
Burrows, 401 New York street; entero coiitis'
McCOMBS-C. l.. McCombs, 81 years ola, mar
VIA native Of Ohio; 1902 West Thirty-slxth
place; cyanide of potassium poisoning sui
eide =. - Ia
FOREST-Elizabeth c. Forest, 81 years Ola
widow, native Of Ohio; 1857 Princeton street;
pulmonary tuberculosis
FiSH-Solomon W. Fish, 90 years DID,
widower, native OF New York; S24 Corydon
drive; senility.
1ASIITEY-Mary w Lashley, 20 years old,
single, native of Kentucky; SOB South Fig
ueroa street; peritonits.
SMITH-Matthew Smith, ~ years DID, mar
ried native of Texas; SIG Birch street.
rlIntnred aortic aneurism.
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SHOULD INVESTIGATE
THOSE UTAH RECORDS

SALT LAKE CITY, Utah. July I'll
Two new world bicycle records were
made at the Salt Palace track tonight.
Floyd McFrland of San Jose clipped
three-ffths off the mile open profess
sional record by making it in 1:49 20.
A. C. Krebs of Salt Lake established
a new amateur mile open record by
covering the distance in 1857 Alb. which
one and two-fifths seconds below the
former mark.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

WRINKLES, SMALLPOX PITS AND ALL
FACIAL BLEMISHES PAINLESSLY RE
MOVED. Hollow cheeks. thin necks, arms
hands, shoulders. busts rounded out to Per
lection, Receding chins, il1-shaped uoses.
sagged faces and imperfect features corrected
without pain, detection. No paraffius
used In our tissue building substance. No
drugs administered prescribed. Super
iuous hair destroyed. NEW YORK IN
STITuTE. permanently located at S2s
South Hope street, Los Angeles, block and
half from postofice. PROF. AND NINE
STEELE, H. S. Courses taught. Phone
F6191. 7-z1-w-t 8
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RESULTS AT BUTTE

BUTTE, Mont, July 21.-Results;
Three furlongs-M isty's Pride won, Ray
Egan second, Hersain third time ;35.
-Four furlongs-Aquiline won, Bal Reed sec
ond Eonite third; time ;4715.
Five and a half furongs-Minnie won, Sem
pronells second, Harry Stanhope third; time
100
Mile-Timothy Wen won, Bensnicker sec
ond Mabel Hollander third time 1:421a.
Mile-Tea Tray won. Meadow Horn second,
Nabonassar third; time 1:45%.
Five and half furlongs-Canardo won,
Husky second, Dixie Lad third; time Los.
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RESULTS AT SEATTLE

SEATTLE, July 21--Results:
1rirst race six MISUNDERSTANDING won,
Nebulosus second Pepper and Salt third; time,
1:13 rs. -
Second race, six furlongs-zelina won, ELM
dale second, Cobbleskili third; time, liz 80;
Third race. nile-Convent Bell won, Pick
away second ST. Kilda third; time. 1883 S-5.
Fourth race. mile and a quarter-My Pal
won, Arcourt second, Bauble third; time,
2:06.
Fifth race, mile-Uncle Henry won, Silver
Wedding second, Lucrece third; time, 1:41 Id.
sixth race, 1--WE and half furiongs-WorlS
and Play won, Mechlin second Vivant third;
time l:06 As.
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eRlcHToN BEACH RESULTS

BRIGHTON BEACH, n. T., July zI.-He-
suits:
First race, six furlongs-He Knows won
Whip Top second, Boema third time, ;1S
Second race, mile and a sixteenth-Trasf
won, Monocle second, Gowan third; time, l:4h
Third race. fye and a half characterization
Plate won, RagIhan second, Lasata third
time. 1 O6 2-5.
Fourth race mile and a Decentralization
won, Lilly second Queen Marguerite third;
time, l :46 3-5.
Fifth race, Ave furlongs-Weymouth won.
Garland second, Alice Mack third; time,
1901 As
sixth race, mile and a quarter-Molesey
won, obert second, Beauclaire third; time.
2:O7 2-5
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BIRTHS
Girls

McCoRMACK-To William and Lillian Nc
Cormack 104o West Seventh street
FAGG-To John G. and Myrtle Fagg, 1886
West Thirty-seventh street
ROMEO-To Pietro and Sarah Romeo. 757
North Hill street
BROKATE-To Fred W. and Mary L. Bro
kate, 1902 South Vermont
WORKIUS-To William and Tilie Workius,
2426 Enterprise street
TURLEY-ro Fred and Carrie Turley. 2l4s
Sacramento street.
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STATE LEAGUE

There Is no change IN the standings
of the State league teams as the result
of last weeks games. Oakland gav'
the Stockton champions two big scares
They were unable to take Cy More
ing's kids into camp and the Sigh
| lead which they had over the Prunt
Pickers was not cut down by reason
of San Jose's double victory over Ala
media.
Frank Delahanty, suspended from the
Southern league for expectorating in
the face of Umpire Tom Brown, the
retired major league player, is a MEM
Der of the New York team of the Amer
lean league, which declined to admit
the notorious Mike Kelley to it's ranks.
The Southern league officials are seek
ing to prevent him from playing any,
where again.
Cleveland is the only team that has
not won over 700 per cent of it's games
on it's second eastern trip. and Boston
is the only representative of the other
section that had an even break with
the invaders.
Two teams are tied for first place
honors in the Independent league. The
tie will be fought out next Sunday on
the South Side Athletic club diamond,
when the Home Council and the PEN
royal.
While playing ball on the Florence
diamond last Sunday the game be-
tween the Home Councils and the
Florence Grahams a remarkable Incl
dent occurred. In one of the last inn
ings Second Baseman Graham was at
bat, and in throwing over a curvet
Pitcher Sam Ferraris hit him on the
top of the head. Graham fell like a
log, and his team mates, thinking he
was injured, ran to his assistance. To
their surprise Graham got on his feet
unassisted and made a run for first
base as if he were shot out of a can
non.
Stuart, who has played on nearly ev-
ery amateur club in the south, kicks
in again with a note asking for posi-
ton on some emi-professional club
about the city.
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Miscellaneous

wANTED-wOMAN WITH ONE LEG. OR
man. to write me, for use and manufac-
ture the best crutches made, and send them
on approval direct to you anywhere. save
you money and you ought to have the best.
CHAs. e. ELLSWORTH, 2171s w. First ST.,
Los Angeles, Cal. 7-20-I5
WANTED-MORTGAGE WILL GIVE
free and clear lots with cash: guarantee
quick cash. GOLDFLAM CO.. 254 s.
Broadway. 6-1S-33
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WANTED
To Purehase-ReaI Estate

WANTED TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES COT
tage in north or west; $500 payment down.
BALANCE contract. SNOW, s05 Bryson
block. 7-22-1
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Weather Conditions
SAN FRANCISCO, July H.-The weather
continues warm in California except along the
coast, where fog prevails. Thunderstorms are
reported in Flagstaff, Modena, Winnemucca.
Pocatello, Boise and Baker City. and condt-
lions are favorable for light afternoon thun-
der showers throughout the intermountain
section.
Forecast
For Los Angeles and vicnity-Fair Wednes-
Gay; light west wind.
For San Francisco and vicinity-Fair
wednesday; fog In morning; light south wind
changing to fresh west
For Santa Clara valley-Fair Wednesday,
moderately warm; light north winds.
For Sacramento valley-Fair Wednesday; not
quite so warm; light south wind.
For San joaquin valley-Fair Wednesday;
continued warm; light north wind
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MONEY TO LOAN

WORKINGMAN'S FRIEND
That is what we have been to thousands,
and we are still loaning all 'SALARIED
employees Your employer never knows of
any transactions at our offices. Money
costs only for time In your possession.
THE NATIONAL LOAN COMPANY,
51s-520 Bryson blk, Second and Spring SITS.
OPEN $3.50 a. m. to D. m. Monday,
Wednesday and Saturday until p. m.
film
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DEATHS

PETERsoN-Peter Peters0n. 81 .years Old
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THE WEATHER

LOS ANGELES. July q. 1908
Time. Bar. ITheF. Hum Wind. Vel. Wealth:
= :: M m: s S:ss g s { Clean Clear:
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Weather Conditions

Maximum temperature, SO.
Minimum temperature, 81.
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Money

WE HAVE so MANY OPPORTUNITIES
and calls for money: bring your funds to
and we will place them for you; no charges
TO you. s. F. REALTY CO., room g. 2I7
S. Broadway. 7-22-7
MONEY WANTED-S16OO LOAN ON A $500
house and lot; first mortgage, per cent;
principals only. Call 20s FAY BLDG. Main
1855; A4278. 7-10-x
WANTED-s75Oo ON IMPROVED CITY REAL
estate. years at per cent. ]. R. CONLEE,
successor to Bradshaw Bros. 2SS Bradbury
bldg. 7-21-2
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years continuous
practice as a
clairvoyant has
proved beyond all
doubt that King
is the leader in
his profession. To
receive the Soc
reading you must
cut this advertise
ment out and
bring 1t with
you. He gives
dates, facts and
Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-22

BUY SECOND HAND FUR
niture; will pay biggest cash price. II you
have furniture for sale call Main 1868 or
Fslss, L. A. AUCTION 6 COMMISSION
HOUSE. '654 S. Main st. I-ls-w
Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-22

WE TRUST YOU
Your promise to pay is our security.
SALARY LOANSl SALARY LOANSt
We loan all steady working men without
security; no mortgage or indorser. Bes
system and easy payments.
THE STATE LOAN CO.,
611-612 Crosse bldg, 9th and Spring SITS.
Office hours $3.50 a.. IN. to y. m. Mon
day. wednesday and Saturday until
D. m film
Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-22

WANTED-DIAMoNDs. JEWELLERY. OLD
gold, antiquesi highest prices given. II
D. CROUCH. Jewelsr. 542 s. Broadway
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Prof. w. E. King

Los Angeles celebrated Astral Dead-Tranco
Clairvoyant, Palmist and Spirit Medium, is
permanently located here. His honesty, test
Of time and 33 a
Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-22

All the members of the Southern
State league were present at a meet
ing of the directors last night at 1341s
South Spring street. Secretary Mu-
sante sent in his resignation, which
was accepted. President Tom Vacher
presided. The schedule arranged for
next Sunday is as follows: Eagles VS..
Dolgeville, at Dolgeville; Pico Heights
VS.. Riveras at Los Nietos. The presi-
dent of the Southern State league
would be pleased to hear from two
other clubs in regard to making the
LEAGUE a siX-club circuit
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Agents

AGENTS-BEsT CSC SELLER IN YEARS; 2OOO
per cent profit particulars free. Address
BOX zoos, Herald office. 7-2z-S
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figures, reliable and Important advice and IN
formation on all mttters of interest In BUSH
ness transactions lawsuits, contested wills,
damage suits, divorces. deeds, mortgages,
claims, speculations and all financial difficult
ties, affairs of the heart or love affairs; set
ties lovers quarrels.
Readings daily from 10 a. m. to s p. m.
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BUSINESS oPPoRTuNITIEs

WE HAVE A PICTURE FRAMING BUsI-
ness for sale, clearing 800 per month for
$500; stock insured for $1,000. Owner
must go to Seattle, Be quick IL you want
a snap. J. r. CONLEE, successor to
Bradshaw Bros. 2ss Bradbury bldg,
A916s. 1922
Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-22

Manager Pete Hansen of the Santa
Anita team desires to hear from any
team in regard to a game FOR next
Sunday. Call Main 7425 or the sport
ing editor of The Herald.
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To Observation-Disclosures

WANTED TO BUY-SMALL PLATEN
printing press; must be in good condition
and cheap for cash; II you have anything
that you think would interest me write what
you have, giving particulars Address H.,
BOX 1908, HERALD OFFICE.
WANTED would like to get hold OF Sec
ond-hand Photographic material. II you
have any lenses, cameras or supplies you
wish 10 sell reasonably address, with par
ticulars H., BOX 1898. HERALD OFFICE.
WANTED-To purchase a secondhand bicycle
Address, giving particulars TO best cash
price, etc, H., BOX 7099, HERALD OFFICE:
Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-22

The Hollywood Red Sox team has
been playing a good article of ball of
late, having won seven in ten games
PLAYED so far this season. H. w. Hoag-
land. pitcher for the team. is consid-
cred one of the fastest amateur slab
sters in the business in Southern Cali
fornia.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-22

STORE. NEARBY TOWN, PAY
ing business; rent s175oi viii invoice
about t1400. Call up store, BOYLE s0S0.
z-1s-w
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PROBATE
COURT NEWS

Second partial account of B. S.
Sweazy, guardian of Eddie Will
Jams, minor, heard and approved.
Record ordered.
First final account of Henry
Hansel, administrator of will an
nexed of estate of Lewis Coakley,
heard and estate being fully set
tied, administrator is discharged.
Application filed for the ap-
pointment of guardian of Thomas
McLin, minor child of Sarah F.
McLin, late Of Washington town
ship, deceased. Bond ordered and
letters issued to Simeon Rutter,
guardian.
Application filed for an admin
istrator of the estate of Sarah +.
McLin, deceased, made to w. j.
McLln. Bond ordered, letters is
sued.
Application made for the ap-
pointment of an administrator of
the estate of Hannah Riley, by
levi Gardner, and declination of
next of kin filed in his favor Bond
ordered in the sum of 1900. Bond
filed and approved, letters Issued
Instrument in writing purport.
ing to he the last will and testa-
ment of Allison Collision, late of
Washington township, presented
for probate by Elizabeth f. Coli
son. Notice to heirs ordered and
matter set for hearing April lst.
Final account filed March %,
| by Mary c. lies and Otto lies,
executors of the estate of Wm.
Hes, deceased, Same for hearing
April 24.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
John W, Byron of Washington
G. H., and Hazel Matthias of Rock
bridge.
Howard Roden of Ironton, and
Lottie Wines of Middlefork.
Frank limerick and Julia Hite,
both of Gore.
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Mr.. VIM. Waner, proprietor o

Mr.. VIM. Waner, proprietor of
the Crystal Springs Ice Plant, Lo-
gan, has made some marked im-
provements on the plant this
month. He installed new 100
horse power boiler, and did away
with the compressor system and
put in a new outfit of the obsorb-
ing system. He has increased his
plant from a five ton per day ca
pacity to an eight ton, and will be
able TO take care of his increasing
business this summer in good
shape.
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Land for Sale

The 10 acre farm of Jacob
Jcwartz north of Logan I miles.
Two room house, barn and out
bnildings, Good young, bearing
orchard. For particulars call at
this Office or address j. NJ.
SCHWARTZ, Buehtel, Ohio.
March 26, 3-wks.
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Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup is u
new remedy, and Improvement on
the laXatives of former years, as
it does not grippe or nauseate and
is pleasant to take. 1t is guaran-
teed. Bort " Co.
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The new ambulence of the
Cherrington Hospital is certainly
a credit to our town. Its ap-
pearance on our streets is quite
like city-and we are city.
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April 6, Logan will again be Wis
tied by that prince of comedians,
W. b. Patton, in his wonderful
comedy drama, "The Slow Poke. "
Seats will go on sale for this at
traction Wednesday, April l.
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When you go to the trouble of
preparing garden, you want to
be sure that the seed you plant
will come up, and mature well.
Cases garden seed are reliable.
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Mr.. Stanley Robinson, represent
ing Jone, Witter u Co., Columbus,
who makes weekly visit to Lo.
gan, and has many friends here
abouts, has recently purchased a
handsome country home in
Worthington. He is having some
Improvements added to his new
home.
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There will be public sale at
the residence of Noah Matthias,
one half mile west of Pine Grove,
ON Tuesday, March 81, 1908. Sale
TO begin at 10 IA. m.
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Auditor j. L. Martin returned
Saturday, from weeks stay at
Vlnton, Ohio, where lie was put
ting some repairs on his farm and
house recently purchased
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RAILROAD
NEWS ITEMS

Geo. Kraus, operator at Pome-
roy, spent Friday in Logan.
NJ. A. Kraus went to Jacksonville
last Friday night to visit his fam
lily.
Benjamin Swartz, 3rd trick dis
patcher, was Logan visitor last
Saturday.
Work train was furnished River
division last Saturday to unload
stone at trestle 113 at Hawks.
w. Michel, engineer on M. of W.
department, was Logan visitor
last Tuesday.
Operator H. A. Connor spent
last Thursday and Friday in Or
land visiting relatives.
{. G.. Ament, agent at Lancas-
ter, came to Logan with the re-
mains of his father last Tuesday.
l.. j. Quinn, superintendent of
Hooking division and branches,
went to Haydenville last Tuesday.
Ed. Foresythe, cashier at Ian.
caster, came to Logan last Tues
day with the funeral party of Mr..
Ament.
Il. Nj. COnnors was in Logan last
Tuesday. MI Connors is super.
intendent of X. " NJ. at Charles
ton.
{. +. Stroth, brakeman on 42S
and 1873, laid off few days last
week. Brakeman NJ. A. Kraus
filled his place.
Bert (Red) Wilson ran the
special from Dundas to Logan last
Thursday, and returned to Dun
das.
Night Yard Conductor j. j.
Bownes laid off last Thursday and
Friday nights. Ex-conductor
Buck Polling filed his official
place. MIR, Bownes made a busi-
ness trip 10 Columbus.
Engine so was kept at Logan,
from its initial trip on pay car, to
haul special from Dundas to Lo-
gan and return. This engine is
used for extra passenger work on
Hooking and Toledo division, but
owing TO no extra passenger engine
at Logan We're compelled TO use
the 80.
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Mr.. and Mrs. g. w. Dupler, of
New Lexington. spent Monday in
Logan, the guests of Mr., and Mrs.
Roy L. Dnpler.
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Mrs. johnny Hudson, and Mrs.
Lafe McMorrow on Tuesday at
tended the funeral of friend,
Mrs. Robt. Curran, of New
Straitsyille.
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Mr.. Leo Reektenwaldt, who has
been employed at Ashville, Ohio,
for some time, returned to Logan
last Saturday.
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Mrs. Catharine Higgy.

The mother of Mr.. o. Il. Higgy,
of Logan, died at her home in
Grove City, Tuesday morning, at
the age of ~ years. Mr.. and
Mrs. Higgy were called to the bed
side.
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You are cordially invited to at
tend the Mission in the Episcopal
Church every night next week,
commencing Monday evening,
March Goth, to the following sun
day evening.
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A bunch of youngsters of Rock,
bridge, were brought before Squire
Lappen last week for jumping
trains and given gentle reminders
that they should keep of of trains,
One young man by the name of
Heft was taken before Judge Mar
tin and given suspended reform
atory sentence for shooting at n
train.
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Messrs. Geo. Woltz and Samuel
Kline, of Rockbridge, were visitors
to Logan last Saturday. Both re-
newed their subscription to the
DEMoCRAT-SENTINEL for another
YeAr.
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Ida l.. Gent, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Ed. Gent, was married
to Charles Underwood, of Colum-
bus, March 22nd. by Rev. King at
his residence on West Broad
street.
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FOR SALE-oliyer typewriter
in good condition. Address r. o,
BOX l73.
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Postmaster John +. White re-
ceived his commission, Wednes-
day and will assume the duties of
the office on Wednesday of next
week,
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On Friday, March 20, there
came to DR.. and Mrs. Ellison q
large boy, and the dentist papa
can not practice on him for he has
no teeth. They call the new boy
James Francis for the grand-dads,
All are getting along we'll,
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Mr.. Noah NuEemaAst, of Co
umbas, was visitor TO this city,
Saturday.
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Mr.. John G. Brannon, of Co
lumbus. was in Logan the first of
the week, experimenting some re-
pairs to his property in West Lo-
gan,
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Mr.. Clarence Guess of Green,
dale, was a visitor in Logan,
Saturday.
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The Bell Telephone Co. are put.
ting in fire alarm at the engine
house.
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The line of wall paper at Cases
drug store, this year is exception
ally fine.
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M. j. G. BANTER, of So. Bloom
ingyille, was visitor TO Logan,
Saturday, and pleasant caller al
our office.
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Miss Emma Klnkade of Orbis'
ton, was shopper in Logan, to-
day.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1908-03-26

Mr.. w. A. Harmed, of New
Plymouth, was II visitor to Logan
last Saturday. He left an order
for the DEMoCRAT-SENrINEL sent to
his address.