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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-11-16

10 Winnter, meotaaenbe SO gerfo.
fier. @eiten unofom | 2 goobe Ga
Ioa ! Drift en- llees lib uoen WeoS
og oaarlig fI9bt. Noeen bsoe, oo
DC andre opboIbt 2ipet Deb at fortrre
2isene. SiIIut Iepebe bare 4, %
Gle bisie baboe, DO man fonot ben,
forfrosiet fig iaaleoes pan S9noei
os 6sboer, at be maatte omputeres.
On Iignenbe SfiGbne fit De 9 oper.
lepenoe fra ben frantic SramIes
"&leber", iom Barren 1900 aft I'm.
Der. meo 48 Menneifer. Sire at b
reooeoe bsoe og tiente De andre til
Ssoe, inotiI bisie biereeoeg.
enonu rter rpftenbe er maaife ST.
itorien ON @reelep.G iom
1881 1enbtes Dp ! be arftiife Meaio.
ner af ben amerifanife Megierimg.
erpeoitione1 etabIereoe fig | Cd.
op-6ranflin. gusten for en- beregnet
Opbolostib Of 3 aar.
9 @ar fenere bIep Newfoundland.
%ieiIeren "Troteus" ienbt ~norboper
meo Sorraab og Soriterfnins af en-.
bier SIaes, Tom ifrtISe magaiinerea
peb &ap cabins peb MeIpiae-gu
ten, for at tiene be Spbageliesrei.
ienoe Tom Depot, naar be rettrerebe
til bette Bunft.
Wen peb N ubeIbig Srbre af Ell.
bets uerfarne, iourbapenbe Sfficerer
blep Sfuoen trpffet mo | Sien I
@iisten, en- Sfritning iubtraf og Sar
tsiet git fniiit Thumbs meb bper enc.
fte emit os Smlle at Sorraabet.
@anbffabet maatte gisre en- 300 Mi.
les &eiie | aaben @oab iii Spo-@ren.
Ianb, bpor ct Sl,Iifib tos Dem op os
fsrte Dem biem.
3 Sftober fom De SpbageIiesrei.
ienoe ipboper, fire paa at finbe Il
pelioripnet Depot. Wtan fan tenfe
fig beres @9oiel, ba ben %iergelise
Sammenb9ne gift op' for benz. ut
fomme ipboper bar ubelnffet poa
benne aarstib, be manglebe 2p og
Slb Der pan BEN a~rftiife Bpnt, og De
bapbe firn igien nleo Satning at ie
Sungersneben, oen perite Of ale
9sbsmanoer, | Sinenee.
gt gipe en- Soreftiuing ON BEN
Sortur, Tom bisie 81 Menncffer fit
at noitaa Sen fsleenbe 8inter, er
umuliat. gfterat Oct lille par iortR-
ret, iom De bapoe igien Of egen BRO
pia,t, isgte be at bierge Sipet peo
SipIp Of Sfielbpr, iom be fiIfeoe
meo bare $Gnber peo Stranoen.
9erefter fom Snren til De Dele al
oeres SRlffinosbaaber og nDitpr,
iom paa nogen @ouoe funbe tpsses
oa ipelees. inbtil enOelig iom en-
aeoning en- Of Sloffen biiffeoe nm
Ser for bisie 2ioelier og bsoe. Saa
bapoe oe operIepenbe Ssoe for nogen
Gage.
timber benne Ganibalisme orog
Siben fla ben. Gen amerifanlfe Re
oierina uoruIteoe eiebliffelig en- uno-
iptninaserpebition % ben fit bsre
ON llIpffen. aloria bapbe oensang
enonu ct Glib giort en- burtigere
Heiie til arftiife Sarpanoe.
9a ben fcm frem, fanot Den finn
G .@enneIfer al @reelep.erpeoitionen
iIipe.-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-11-16

1sabrifantcn: Scr ifal De faa le
en- al DC foItbareite SGoifer | geroen.
9e1ne lille 6laife iuOebolSer Holer'
ollie, og bper 9raabe al Den folter ~
Ore"
@rosiereren: ~Sffe mereY "a
fienoer ieg til en- geOife. iom er me-
get oprere, nemlig min aones 6aa'
rcr. 3oar bum sreoer, folter bper
Eaarc mig miuoit 20 &roner.A
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-11-16
6amIe 6iloer.

3 SiitoriIf Marbog for Sbi'teo
gult / SpGanb timber mani fslgenoe
morIrmme Speriiet ouer, booo Sulet
bsb paa peb grpaupper og lignenhe
omfrina 1910 oppe / Sau Serreo:
geb grplupper og gegrapelier %
Sc itore gorielgiloer bepGrteoes
@iaiterne, naar De iamleoes, meo
Bin, 9r9nbepin % "8~ooeraoo".
Gerefter Srofoit meo "&isomabs.
fab" % iteste Ssns o9 senoer meo
Sirups.s uuce. Serefter &affe pg
aaffepuni6. Saa git mon til Sir.
fp. Otter Siemfomiten ieroereoes
iaien meo isSe 8ager 90 gr9noeotn,
bporeiter Sopebmoaltibet begpnote.
9ette pareoe 4-6 elmer. So, ems
@ape frpmper fig, noar man bsrer
gorturert, Der maatte giennemgaaeS:
l.. SreItes meb Srppe.
9. 2atnnte. euer Ssniefieo | 5ri'
faIa.
8. 3ieb meb Eeberroo~So uce
A. Serif, iaItet eaer tcrret Sorif.
8. Gslie meb 9aal. (9ette iioite
IfaI ierIis ppre | grug for Sannes.)
6. eteg (uarm) al Ssolamt @l9s
% SONS. Ser er ogiaa blepsn nGont
SaIpefisb, men oct er pitt life rinle'
lat, Sa aalpefisb Iige til DC lerere
slartier bar pGret meget liot eIter'
ipurgt.
Z. 9erefter RsogrsS meo Sleoe
od TO eaer ire clogs &ager.
Ioale elmer efter neo man Here
Stopper aafie, % for Dem, Der snlfe'
Be oct, aofiaise 9rammer CSrGnoe'
pin % RonD. Senimoo WorgenItltrl.
beu fit man Srofoit pg Bunih. Op
paa Sormiooaeen fit man TO eaer ire
SETTER porm Mao % Safe. enoe'
Tia ~Weaemmano" peo ct meb op til
20 sIaes toIS Mao bGffet gorS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-11-16
Jiens 6arer.
st Gapitei af Sapets GGbsler.

s oct noroliee gtlanterbnp mo.
treffer bpppig llIpffer paa Sfibe
beo Sammenitso meo Ssbierge. Scr.
Zig bar NOT BET fibite aar peret rigt
paa llbeIo ! Iaa Senieenoe, BORON
bl. a. 6iiferflaaoen peo Repfouno.
lonbsbanterne ifal fitnne berette me.
get.
Oct fan bore at i9rlig SSnteresie
% Iftualitet | bisie Eolarreiiernes
Cher at eienfalbe | grinbringen no.
gen af De mere eraperenbe Silf9loer
al &~plliiioner mellem Sartsier og
oiSie ~ipsmmenoe llbprer, iom ofte
fan bripe temmeIig Iangt fpoooer.
SORT nnar man iummerer op oisie
Senoelier, fer man, bpor talriee De
er, foruben of Der sanife iiffert ino'
treffer mango SilfeIoer Of lllpffer
og u~noereattg, bporom man intetiom'
BELT bgrer.
Ser fremfommer bare fra De fiofte
900 gar en- ganife ubpggelig
Statiitif. Sorbolbspis belbig' Hap
Der itore @liion.9 anper "ari5ona"
fra Oct I Ropember 1873, oa Den Ell
gfat | 3aagen LOB paa ct Ssblerg
meo hilo Sart og fmlite i'm Soritaon
fra gougeu til 5ormaiten. Der bar
ct balpt Suien Yasiagerer omboro.
Sanif opitob. Gamperen liant grab
bis. Oct Ipffeoes BOG oct iterttbpg'
gebe Sfib at bolbe fig oppe ! AS III
mer til Sabn naoebes / iiOite Gieblif.
ga 8eparationen ~begpnbte, blep
200 Son SO taeet no al Sremifotten,
bpor ben Dor Bit filet ino peo Sol
Iisiionens umaabeIige 9raft.
Oct pilbe fploe Spdlter at regite
op oe 9ampere, iom bar gaaet til
brtub8 / De iioite 60 gar peo So
biergiammenIteb. Der er ogiaa
@runb til at fro, at De fleite at De
talrige Sfibe, iom paa en- mpitiIf o9
oIbrig opflaret Waaoe er foripunoet
oaa Sapet meo Manb og Whis, bar
bapt meo Ssbiers at beitiae. vi
nepner iflGng "Haronic" al Spioe
Stierue.2irieu 8interen 1893; "8e.
oraia" af State Cine / 1867; aaan'
Iiniens "$uronian" / 1902; "Su5er'
ne, "Nutfielo", "6reidfielo" og
"atos" af forifielise Sinier ! De ito'
Ite 5 Star og Sionepliniens Camper
"Stifleitab" Den iibite 8inter.
9e Sarer os 2ioelier, iom De ger'
Toner ma %giennemgaa, Der er rteo
paa iaaoanne Heiier, er lige ip9n'
benbe at I9ie onL iom De maa bore
foriaroeIise at oplebe. S 1861 itsote
9ampereu Canadian" paa ct So
biera I Strpbet peb 9eIle.Ssle og GIT
npIten siebliffelig thumbs meo 10
WtenneIfer, mems DC pperIepenoe al
ManbIfab % 8asiaeerer laa oripen'
De / mango Gage | 'aaben gaao, Tor
be naaeoe 2anb. S Wtai 1878 tab
tes 9amperen "Somerian" peo ct
SsbiereIammenitsb peo Sap Hace.
af oens so omborop9renbe gift %
unoer. S Mai 1876 ianf CALICO.
mia" | g~terbeoen al Labrador efter
at babe Ite6t pnn ct Ssbierg. I'll.
bunos Git II Menneifer, mems II
rebbeoes peo of flamre iig til Bier
get, bpor De / nogen 9age opbolct
2ipet peo SipIp af Ell SGI, iom De
bar beI6ige NOT til at iirbe paa Sien,
Gn pasierenoe 6~iiferbaao reooeoe
benz omborb. s SUM 1875 git AZ
RenneIfer unber meo Damperen
"gicfsbers" af Sominion.Sini og
i 1887 orufnebe 5 Serioner ira
Gaurperen "Suian" efter en- Soils
iion.
gu at De forf9roeIiaite SraseSier
| npere Ssbierg.l llpffer paSiereoe 10
aar ienere, | 1897. Get iranife 81
feriartsi "gaiaant", / 9tIlte ira Sri.
tannien til CT. gierre meo "A @en,
nefer omborb, renote mo paa ct SIS.
biera peo Sap Raee % ianf inoeu
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-08-13
oKoEE.
Dated August 8.

Dated August 8.
Stock water Is getting scarce in this
locality.
The dried up crops make the farmer
look blue.
T. @. Rogers and family will occupy
their own place this fall. They have
lived on Judge Bunlngtons farm for
the last fifteen years.
Dee Hills bought milk cow on
the river last week for $ss.
Mrs. carselowey and son. Nc, visited
at Adair Sunday and Monday.
Fox Chouteau and Sam Ficklin
visited in this vicinity last Sunday.
There will be school meeting in
all school districts IN Craig county
August 18th. to make their levy
Carselowey brothers sold a bunch
Of cattle to Higgins & Teenor last
week.
Walter Crouch visited his brother
Henry. last Sunday
The Okoee fair will ae held here
September G. 7saaG 4 A greater sue
cess Is expected this yeal than ever
before.
Ihe MeHthig Press Bulletin ffan
the state Deafa .nf aekleoiiars lo#
that CRAIG county heada tie list af tie
Is counties IL Oklahoma as linz
the best condition. Of corn On July q
at s5 per cent. All other couAtlss be.
low the average, 644 Only two eoun-
ties in the state having Craig county
tested on yield OF oats: McCurtain
county. yield was 75; Alfalfa county
yield was 40; Craig county. yield was
~. Price paid s5 cents.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-08-13

]. X. Taylor took his new funeral
car and a casket to Ketehum this
morning for the remains OF Mrs.
washburne. aged 70 years. The fun
eral win be held at Ketchum this af-
.ternoon.
|. NJ Bunch was in the city from
Bluejacket today, and was showing
some fine specimens of ore found a
few miles west of Bluejacket, at a
depth of eighty-two feet
DR.. w. G. Williams left today on the
road advertising Yinita and the Elec.
trio park. He expects to bring to Vim.
ita next Sunday at least 1000 people.
Our citizens should SHOW this enter.
prise all the encouragement we pos.
sibly can and our mayor and alder
men should see that the streets are
we'll lighted and graded to and around
the park. Let's help boost a booster
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. N, Ditto and Mr.
and Mrs. Charley Webb made an auto
trip to Pryor Creek today,
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-08-13

souri Montana, Nebraska. Nevada.
North Carolina. North Dakota, Okla
homa, Oregon, South Carolina. South
Dakota, Tennessee, Texas. Virginia.
Washington. Wisconsin, Wyoming.
In this list are twenty-seven states,
or eight less than the number requir.
ed to adopt the amendment.
In the doubtful column are placed
the following states:
Alabama Florida, Illinois, Utah,
California, Louisiana, West Virginia,
Ohio, New York, Maryland.
In the doubtful group are ten states.
and In the third group OF states
those which are regarded by reason
Of dominating influences to be reason
ably sure to reject the amendment
are the following nine states
Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont.
Massachusetts,, Deleware. Connecticut
Rhode Island, Pennsylvania. New Jer-
sey.
The latter group, II Will be noticed,
embraces all of New England. The
casual observer will be inclined to be.
lleve some of these states to be at
least doubtful, but 1t is the purpose
here merely to give the views Of per
sons who are very much interested In
the matter and who have studied
and analysed the situation, and they
place New England among the hos
tiles.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-08-13
Will Take Eight of the
Doubtful States to Amend

Washington. d. C.. Aug. 1i.--win
the income tax ever become a law
through the amendment of the con
stitution by the thirty.fve states
whose assent is necessary?
This is a question which has been
discussed gravely here, and the mega
tive answer of most OF those who have
looked into the matter was respons.
ible for the unanimous vote given the
resolution In the senate.
Even the most enthusiastic sup
porters of the income tax are not in-
toxicated by hope that two-thirds OF
the state legislatures will take favor.
able action.
Getting down to cold figures, no one
can see at this time safe majority
for the adoption OF the amendment
TO obtain ratification the amend.
ment, as already stated, must carry
thirty.fve states Twelve states re
jecting It, will kiln It.
BY not acting either afilrmatlvely
or negatively. few states may pre-
vent the necessary threefourths ma
jority.
The states which at this time are
regarded as reasonably sure to adopt
the proposed amendment are:
Arkansas, Colorado, Georgia, Idaho
Indiana. Iowa, Kansas. Kentucky
Michigan, Minnesota, Mississippi, Mis-
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-08-13

Earl Walker and Dr. VIII schlicht
leave tonight for New York and other
eastern cities
Miss Alice Washington of Musko-
gee is visiting Miss Mayda Clark and
Miss Eva Ratclift
w. T Beatty was kicked by horse,
In his barn. shortly before noon today
and seriously bruised. The animal
was lying down In a stall and Mr..
Beatty struck him with a cane and he
quickly sprang to his feet and kicked
viciously with both feet striking Mr..
Beatty on the thigh with one foot
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-08-13
TAX FERRETS WORK ON
CRAIG COUNTY RECORDS

Two real live tax ferrets are at
work in Vinlta today. They are o. c.
Lasher and Gilbert Presnell, Of Chand.
Ter. representing c. II. Plttman. who
has a contract with the county com.
mIssioners 10 inspect the records and
dig up all Of the property In the
county that has not been listed for
taxation and is subject to tax. They
will remain here two or three weeks,
Today they are going over the records
at the register of deeds Office to de.
termIne the lands IN the county that
have escaped taxes
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-08-13
pIdn.t Nesd J LIeenss.

A new construction was placed on
the meaning of the new game law to.
day. when stranger came 70 the
city police and asked If he had to
have a license to carry two shot guns
down to the second hand store to sell
them. The law says carrying a shot
gun Is evidence OF intent to hunt and
every hunter must have 2 license
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-08-13
One Of the ssasoo's Favorltes.

George Barr McCutcheon's "Graus.
tark," dramatized by Geo. D. Baker,
viii be presented In this city at an
early date and book lovers and theat.
er-goers will have the lonk looked fol
opportunity of witnes rs this much
discussed play, This Is nll second sea
son the play has been on tour Il was
Originally produced In Pittsburg, and
caused such profund sensation that
little else Is talked of In theatrical
circles The verdict OF New York
Boston. Philadelphia and Chicago was
the same as that OF the Iron City. The
same excellent company headed by
Miss Isabel MacGregor Mr. Maurice
e. Brierre. Jr.. and ]. II. Lewis, will
be seen here A magnificent produc
ton of scenic and electrical effects
is carried and special crew Of ex
pert stage mechanics travel with the
company to manipulate the many nov
el and intricate devices used. The
tour is under the direction OF Baker
& Castle and the performance Is stag
ed under the personal supervision Of
James W Castle. formerly atae q
rector Of Mmei shumann-Heink ecu
pany
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-08-13
MISS SANTA CLAUS"
TAKES HER OWN LIFE
By Assoelated Preas.

Philadelphia, Pa. Aug. IT, Miss
Elizabeth Phillips, widely known as
I" Miss Santa Claus committed SUI
eide today BY inhaling Illuminating
gas. She was found in the room Of
her home with the gas tube IN her
mouth No motive for the deed Is
known. Miss Phillips enjoyed an al.
most national reputation by reason
of her work among poor children.
She had been In poor health
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-08-13

wANTED-purchaser for Oliver A.
Connor.s allotment, N I.2 OF NV IL,
is. "a n, 10 u. 50 acres. Guardian'a
sale. Inquire Of George B. Dennison,
attorney. diva
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-08-13
NEXT ANNUAL MEETING
TO De At MINNEAPOLIS.
By Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
St Joseph. Mo-. Aug. iz.-Minneap.
oils was selected today, as the next
meeting place Of the international
TypographicaI Vsiou. A strong fght
for The meeting was made by Salt
Lake city. Utah. and Atlanta, Co
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-08-13
Personals

gorge Graham went to Tulsa to-
d. McManus was at Muskogee
~.
eymour Riddle went to Muskogee
sy.
Ou BordenkIrcher went west this
fning.
\. A. Robins was in the city today
b Tulsa.
be Houk of okoee was here tod
business.
iss Vera Warren was here today
y Adalr.
F. chamberlin went to welch
morning.
pn Conner made a business trip
Tulsa today.
rs. J. w. CASTOR left today for a
Il In Missouri.
II w. G. Shelton was at Tahlequah
zaon business.
Mss Anna Gatewood returned from
Fpr Greek last night.
lev. L. G. Allen. of Chelsea arrived
the city last evening.
NJ. and Mrs. Harry King of Chel.
are visiting in Vinita.
e. Pearce came down from Cen
l.. Rider returned last night from
NO weeks visit in Iowa.
last night on business.
y. Reynolds came over from No
last night on business.
M. Brady of-0swego, Kans., was
sactlng business here today.
i. Dick, a real estate man of Nc.
h was in the city today.
5. ]. J. Spencer went to Bristow
ay, for visit with relatives.
ene EngIehart is moving his Office
lay to the post Office annex.
W w. Brown, of Tulsa, was ming
with the throng here today.
lock Kendall, of Alluwe was among
guests at the Cobb last night
6rs. Ben Hamilton of Joplin is the
vt OF her daughter Mrs. Corlett.
Nss Blanche Smiley leaves this
uing for a visit at Chandler, Okla
q G. d. kinds, government ap.
User OF Indian lands is here today
4 e. Lynch of Tulsa, spent yester
kafternoon in this city on business
Is. Cash and daughter of Blue.
let we're here yesterday shopping
E. Wallen and wife returned last
at from weeks visit at Cassville
Buterbough. of Nowata, was
phg the throng Of visitors here to
ferry P. Thompson of Del Rio. Tex.
here today en- route to Bloomfield
J. Robinson and Cla0d Holloway
dc a business trip to Chelsea to
irs. S. Il. Parks and daughter re
ned from Pryor Creek this morn
fr. and Mrs. L. d. Bell and Miss
zee Starr vent to Ciaremore this
Ening
81 II. Martin returned to Guthrie
morning after a visit here with
atiyes.
Gene Englehart leaves Wednesday
a trip to Seattle and other west
q points.
1rs. e. NJ. Lawranee. son and
lighter Of Alluwe were in the city
morning
Ar. and Mrs. 0. L. Rider returned
night from a visit at Kansas City
at. Agr. Ia,
Hiss Joye Langston OF springdale
T.. Is the guest Of her brother
syle Langston.
Hiss Stella Allen and Miss Arnold
bton were among those here from
lleiacket today
ylr. and Mrs. X. d, Baker and chill
IN left last night for visit at Ap
Ston City, Mo.
ROY Poe. whe had been visiting
lepds .b.1so, the last few days, return
ihis morning to Tulsa
iss Beo Craig, who has been the
st Of Miss Fannie Briscoe. return
Ito Arkansas last evening.
~. T. Murphy. advance agent fol
Iagenback. Wallace shows Is here
Hing the town for that show
al Overley came IN from Noel, Mo.
morning. whore he and his wife
Z spending a few days fishing
i p. Crimes is here from Lahoms
biting Amos stoalabarger and G. c
epue and looking at the country.
adr. and Mrs. ". P Thompson lefl
hs morning for Tahlequah. They
ire accompanied by Preston Davis
Miss Gertrude Kendfick, who has
en visiting the family of Charles
kodnaafar went 10 Pryor Creek this
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1909-12-23

On Tuesday, colt Of Sammy
Ruble became unmsnageable and
plunged through the plate glass
door of Kessler Bros, Jewelry store,
and gave those in the store ter
rible fright. The shafts caught
on the door jams holding the
horse from proceeding, or 1t would
probably have caused a heavy
damage and cost the life Of come
persons,
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1909-12-23

Mrs. H. II. Thew and son Rich.
ard Ivan, who have been the guests
of Mr.. Julius Weiss and family
for several weeks, returned to their
home in Omaha, Neb., last Mon.
day, they were accompanied as
far as Columbus by her sister, Miss
Barbara Weiss.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1909-12-23
Probate Mott ce.

Notice Is hereby given that the following
Accounts and Vouchers have been nled in
the Probate Court OF Fl ocking County, Ohio.
Executor OF the will Of Elizabeth Weimann,
and the same will come on for hearing on
the i4th day OF January A. ID. 1910 at 10
O'Clock A. NJ, or as soon thereafter as may
be convenient. j. L. SToUHToS,
Dec. %, 3-wks. Probate Judge.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1909-12-23

We wish our patrons and friends
q merry Christmas. We can
make it more joyous for you by
selling you a $i,O0 or $3 90 or
~. 90 shoe at almost half price.
Kline's Big Shoe Store.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1909-12-23

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Barnes
and son, Master Walter Barnes
leave tomorrow for Columbus
where they will spend week Wis.
iting Mr.. and Mrs. James Barnes
and family.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1909-12-23

Attorney H. M. Whitcraft and
wife haye the sympathy of their
friends in the misfortune of losing
their infant boy. The little hope
full only lived a day.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1909-12-23

A fair sized audience was in at.
;endance at Mr.. Fred G. Conrad's 8
my Boy Jack" at the Logan
Opera House, last Saturday eve
ling. Those attending speak as
being entirely satiffied with ihe
attraction.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1909-12-23

Mrs. g. o. Ettenwood, of Little
Hooking, was the guest the past
several days of Mrs. j. o. Upton.
Wednesday she returned to her
home, and Mrs. Upton accom-
panied her for an extended visit.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1909-12-23

Mrs. Chris Holl and daughter
Helen were in Columbus. Wednes
day and returned with Miss Mary
Holl, of Delaware, who will spend
the holidays at home.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1909-12-23

Mr. Harry Armstrong, who is a
teacher in the Castle Heights
school at Lebanon, Tenn, is
spending the holidays in Logan
with his parents, Mr., and Mrs.
G. p. Armstrong.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1909-12-23

Commissioner John ConnOrs. of
Blatchford, is IN Logan today, at
tending a meeting of the county
com missioners.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1909-12-23

Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Rohrer and
family, and Mr.. and Mrs Ambrose
Kessler and family, Of Athens,
will spend Christmas in Somerset,
the guests of'Mr. and Mrs. Jacob
Snider.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1909-12-23

Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Guthrie of
Jaeksonboro, Ohio, will spend
Christmas with Mr.. and Mrs
j. M. Guthrie.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1909-12-23

Mrs. Jackson of Monday, Ohio,
spent Monday of this week in Lo-
gan, the guest of DR., and Mrs.
Y. V. Raney.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1909-12-23

Miss Lucy Bowen of Oberlin
College, Oberlin, Ohio, is the
guest of her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
G. Il. Bowen.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1909-12-23

Clocks of all kinds, all styles
and all prices, but each and every
one good value for the price at N.
j. Welland's.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1909-12-23

Mr.. Jake Geiger, who has been
attending school at Notre Dame
College, Indiana, is at home
for the holidays visiting his par.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Geiger.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1909-12-23

Uncle Billy Wallace is very
seriously i'll at his home near Hay
denville with very little hope of
recovery.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1909-12-23

Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Watts and
family left this morning for Van
Vert to visit relatives during the
holidays.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1909-12-23

Mr.. Wood Bowen, of Wooster
and Mr.. Rochester Bowen, of the
o. S U. Columbus, are home for
the holidays with their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Bowen.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1909-12-23

Mr.. Eli Patton was seriously
hurt near his home at Hay denville
by being thrown from a load of
coal and the wagon passing over
him.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1909-12-23

Miss Nellie Allen, Of Oxford, 10
spending the Holiday vacation
with her parents, DR.. and Mrs. G.
O. Allen in Logan.