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The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1909-11-04
Starr Corner

AS we have been absent the lasI
two weeks, will try and .iot down
few of the happenings.
A very large crowd attended
the funeral of Ben O'Neill, Tues
day. lie died 'turday and was
laid to rest in their family vault
on their own fam. He was near
ly SO years old.
Mr.. and Mrs. jeff Edgar took
dinner at Leslie Cruises, Tuesday
The little son of Homer Cruis,
was very sick last week.
Mrs. l.. Lndley OF Logan, at
ten, ed the funeral of Ben O'Neill
Tuesday.
Martha Edgar spent Sunday
with Retta Cruise.
ii. Ill. Cruise spent Sunday af
ternoon at jeff Edgars.
Sherman Mcdaniel called TO SCI
Homer Cruise, Monday.
Homer Cruise and mother made
a business trip TO New Plymouth
Wednesday.
Charley Auberry called on Ho
mer Cruise, Sunday morning.
John Haybr Sr. is working oi
the "Y" for the Coonville Coal Co
Mary Il Cruise made a busines
trip to Charley Aubsrry's. Friday
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A Valuable Booklet Free.

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NEWS OF
OTHER TOWNS
BuzIard Avenue

Geo. Reber, wife and daughter
Bessie, were visiting in Lancaster,
Monday.
Misses Bessie Shaifer and Lizzie
Carpenter were in Sugar Grove
Sunday evening.
VIM. Flowers and wife, ol
Brownsville, were the guests Of
VIM. Carpenter, Sunday.
Hiram Stalder, wife and chill
dren, of Sugar Grove, VIM. Bell
wife and daughter Edna, and Mrs
Geo. Reber and daughter Bessie
were the Sunday guests of l.
Shaffer and family.
Miss Lizzie Carpenter spent Sun
day night and Monday morning,
the guest of Bessie Shaffer.
A number of people from here
were in Rockbridge, Sunday even
ing.
Henry Caves was in Lancaster
Wednesday.
William Caves, and daughters
Gladys and Virgie were the guests
of Rose Caves, Sunday.
Lorenzo Shaffer and wife made
a trip to Rockbridge, Tuesday
evening.
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G. w. Walter and wife were Enter
prise visitors, Sunday.
Ed Klump attended the sale of Geo.
Vogles at Calfax, Wednesday of last
week.
Hello, Good Hope, are you still liv-
ing; gee, Old Crupper would like to
hear from you.
Seth Solenberger ir. called on his
sister Clara Wagner, Sunday
Say, Logan, Route 2, | guess you
don't know what you are talking
about, as good many people would
drink and have drank wood alcohol
just so it was something to drink and
make them feel putfed up
Say, Resell Shull, do they still call
you banana eater: you can't take
your own part but Old Crupper will
for you.
Hello, Lena, the bees won't swarm
I'm afraid as its getting too cold for
them to swarm.
Cora Daubenmeir, who has been
working for Ed Reams, of Sugar
Grove, is at home again.
Hello, Lena, is tomatoes still com
ing down, if So let Old Crupper
know.
VIM. kernmiller is very much un-
der the weather again with his heart
and stomach.
John H. Wagner jr. visited with
his uncle Seth Sunday, and reports
fine time.
Jake Daubenmeir called on Carl
Walter Friday, on business.
Mrs. John III. Wagner is very i'll
with heart trouble at the present
writing.
Say. Route 6, you will always find
Old Crupper on the list as long as he
can hold pencil and not get the
writers cramp.
Edna Walter is working for her
Grandma for u few days.
Those that broke bread with VIM.
kernmiller and wife, Sunday were,
Aaron Kernmiller, wife and daughter
Gladys and Old Crupper.
OLD CRUPPER
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Pleasant Valley

Mr.. Editor;-Please reprint the fol
lowing items clipped from an old num-
Der of the DEMOCRAT-SENT
Isaac Nanfossen visited his brother
Henry Vanfossen, of near Royalton,
Monday.
G. w. Ziegler called on Edward and
Boyd Conkle, Monday night.
Messrs. Pearl and Ralph Ziegler
passed through our valley Wednesday
en- route to Logan.
Protracted meeting commenced at
Fairview, Wednesday night.
Rev. j. L. Baker and family visited
Mr.. Andrew Prior's the fore part of
last week and was at Isaac Vancuren' IS
the latter part.
The following were the guests of
Andrew Prior's, Sunday: Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Carr, of near Gibisonville,
Mrs. Flossie Griner, of Logan, Ida
and Sam Jarrett, of Corn Cob, Chas.
Iiegler and Agnes Vancuren.
Rev. j. L. Baker called on Angus
tine Blackstone, Sunday evening.
Misses Lucy and Mamie Murphy
called on Miss May Nihiser, Sunday
evening.
The Elder w. d. Cherrington took
dinner with j. II. II, Evans, Satur.
day. TOWHEAD.
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A Home Enjoyment

October 81, 1909. the family and
q few of the relatives presented
them selves at the residence Ct
Daniel Engle to spend the day in
happiness and pleasure, and the
same was truely accomplished.
The event was purposely held for
the pleasure of Mrs. Daniel Engle's
brothers, which perhaps by some
of them will be the last family
meeting for some time, but we all
extend our heartiest hope that
God will spare us to meet again in
the near future. The day was a
beautiful one long to be remem-
bered by all who were present. AT
12 O'Clock delicious dinner was
served that all greatly enjoyed and
did ample justice.
Those present we're: John G.
Walker, of Maize, Kan; Crist
Roof, of South Bloomfield, o.;
William Walker and wife, John
Engle, wife and family, Mrs. Geo
Walker, Matthias Walter and wife,
Nellie and Ida Walker, Ida Engle,
and Daniel Engle and wife. All
departed at late hour greeting
each other with a happy farewell
CANDY KID.
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Clear Creek

Mrs. Alice Kraft and daughter
Blanche, made flying trip tc
Sugar Grove, Tuesday.
Lizzie Carpenter took dinner
with Bessie Shatfer, Friday.
Mr.. p. j. Kraft is hauling lum.
Der for Mr.. Charles Carr.
Mr.. Grover Flick was seen pass
ing along our roads. Friday.
George Garrett called on p. j,
Kraft, Friday.
Herbert Caves was seen passing
along our roads, Friday, carrying
telescope. Going to leave, Her.
bert.
Will Garrett called on P. j,
Kraft, Friday.
Miss Hazel Kraft spent Friday
afternoon with Mrs. lizzie Morris.
Bessie Shaffer called on Lizzie
Carpenter, one day last week.
Sylvester Arter is hauling lum-
ber for Charles Carr.
Oliver Garrett was seen passing
along our roads, Friday morning.
Mamie Kraft and brother were
seen out riding their pony, Thurs.
day evening.
Hello, Goodhope, what has be-
come of you? Did you get lost at
the fair?
Mrs. Sarah Finuefrock called on
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Mt. Zion

The people of this neighborhood
are busily engaged in getting out their
corn when the weather is not too dry
S. l.. Atkinson and wife made
business trip to Nelsonville, Friday.
Quite good many neighbors are
improving the time while the roads
are dry in getting their coal for the
winter mostly from Coonville.
The daughter of George Mcdaniel
is quite i'll at present writing with
scarlet fever,
Mrs. Everett White made quite
pleasant and welcome call at the
home of b. b. Woolery's last We'd
nesday.
j. Campbell, of this place, has gone
to visit his uncle Michael Bolinger,
of Montana. He will be missed by
the young people of this place as he
contemplates spending the winter
there.
w. r. Mclaughlin and Everett
Dyer of Carbondale, was seen in these
parts last Sunday.
Does anyone miss the Italians since
they moved from this locality2
llavn't heard anyone say.
Miss Rilla Sanner and Mrs. John
Bolinger, of this place, have gone to
Malta, Morgan county, where they eX-
pect to spend some time visiting rela-
tiveS and friends at that place and
adjoining neighborhaods.
The colored people who were hold
ing camp meeting near Coonville,
have gone TO different parts. Not
much good was accomplished here as
the roads were so dusty at that time
it was difficult to get any place,
MAN.
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Locust Ridge

Samuel Kline made business
trip to Logan, Tuesday.
VIM. Seesholtz spent Sunday in
South Perry.
Husking corn and digging po-
tatoes seems to be the order at
this place.
F. Bowers and family entertain
ed the following people Sunday :
C. w. Bowers. wife and son Floyd,
of Lorcerne, Mo-, Geo. Bowers,
wife and son Clarence, of Middle
fork, j. Bowers, wife and daugh-
ter Irene, Black Jack, George
Sligers, of Liberty Center, Ind,
Mrs. Frank Gordon, of Tamah, o f,
Mr.. w. D. Murphy, wife and two
children, of Pleasant Valley.
School in district No. 9 is
progressing nicely with William
Polling as teacher.
Samuel Green and Harrison
Ricketts, were seen on our pixies
Monday morning.
Mrs. Jacob Kline and Edith
Kline called on Mrs. Margare t
Kline one day last week.
Sol Harsh, of West Plains, Mo-,
visited his uncle Fred Bowers, and
family a few days last week.
NJ, Notestone, of South Perry,
visited his son Will, Tuesday
night.
Fred Edwards, of Bremen, call
ed on his lady friend Sunday even
ing.
Charles Miller and Frank Har-
den were out driving Sunday even
ing.
As news is scarce will close with
best wishes to the DEMooRAT-SEN
TINEL. BLUE BELL.
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Mrs, Z, j, Kraft, ono day last
week,
Mrs, Sarah Finnefrock was seen
on her was to Sugar Grove, one
day last week,
Miss Alice Lindsey has returned
home again,
Henry Caves was seen passing
along our roads, Wednesday.
Miss Cora Finnefrock spent
Sunday with her mother, Mrs.
Sarah Finnefrock.
j., H. Lindsey was seen passing
along our road, Saturday.
Miss Alice Lindsey spent Sun
day with Miss Lena Elick.
Miss Hazel Kraft and sister
Blanche, were seen on their way
to Sugar Grove, Saturday.
Mr.. Charley Kraft spent Sunday
with Mr.. Herb Arter.
Mr.. Charles Lindsey spent Sun
day with Grover Flick.
Mr.. Charles Cavinee went to
Lancaster, Saturday.
Miss Lizzie Carpenter and sisters
Nellie and Mabel, spent Saturday
evening with Bessie Shaf'er.
Quite number from this place,
attended church at the Holiness,
Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Flowers
spent Sunday with Miss Lizzie
Carpenter.
Mr.. and Mis-. w. Carpenter
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Clint Calls of Lancaster.
Arthur Morris called on Frank
and Isaac Aarter, Sunday.
Lawrence Hoke was seen on our
roads Monday, en- route to Rock
bridge.
Mr.. Oliver was seen on our
pixies, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Conkle were
seen passing along our pixies, Sun
day.
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Skunk Hollow

Jake Daubenmier is nursing a very
sore hand at the present time.
Carl walter is also nursing sore
toe and heel; his horse tramped his
great toe and mashed it.
Bertha klump called on Clara Wag-
ner, Tuesday.
Joe Miser called on John Wagner
Friday, on business.
Manuel Walter called ON c. W.
Walter, Friday evening.
Ed Run was a business caller i'm
Logan, one day last week.
Clara Wagner called on Clara Wal
ter, Friday of last week,
Jake Ulmer, wife and two children
visited Jake Daubenmier, Sunday.
Seth IL, Sollenberger jr, is sporting
$500 suit: 50 look out girls.
Well (p, lladley,) are you dead; |
don't hear you sending that postal;
yon won't get any rest till you sepd
it, as | want one from you,
Hello, folks; Manuel Walter says It's
time to fish for carp again.
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Cedar Grove

Prayer meeting at Pine Grove last
Sunday evening, conducted by Jim
lies.
Ray Beery was reported on the sick
list, but is now better
ID. G. Rose is building a new house
in our village.
Jacob BANTER is in the employ of
his brother Alvador, of Pine Valley.
Miss Oracle Denton was the guest
of VIM. Barnhart last Sunday,
G. w. Barnhart was on our ridge
last Sunday.
Joseph Vest is in the employ OF
y. G.. Rose
Win Barnhart made a business trip
to S. Bloomingville last Monday
John Woolever passed through our
village en- route to. Bloomingville.
Pearl Rose and Joseph Earnhart are
operating the Barton coal bank at
present. VIOLA.
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New Plymouth

Misses Mary and Laura Harder
spent from Friday until Sunday
with Mrs. Ivy Conner of Wesley
Chapel.
Mrs. Lib Fuller left Tuesday
for Madisonville, for a weeks
visit with her daughter, Mrs. Gil
pin.
Miss Lena Musser was Logan
shopper, Monday.
Mrs. Rosella Hixenbaugh OF
Logan, spent q part of last week
with Mrs. Lovina Randall
Miss Myrtle Sewers spent from
Saturday until Monday at Logan
Misses Mary and Hazel Sewers
If Kittanning, spent Sunday with
Mics Stella Herris.
Mrs. L. D. Fuller and brother,
John Swist, left Tuesday morning
foI a visit with Mrs. Fuller's
daughter, Mrs. Homer johnson al
Cherrybusco, Indiana.
Rev. Huber and wife were Lo.
gan visitors. Thursday.
Mrs. Samantha Taylor is visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. Schurtz,
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Bay of
Ross county, are visiting relatives
1T this place.
Mrs. VIM. Bartlett has gone to
Westerville to spend few days.
Bert Winters went to Columbus
tuesday, to attend the good roads
convention.
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IVAN HOFFMAN.

We have hundreds of cases in nearby
towns-take for instance In the little
town of billiards, we can refer you 10
case after case. from among the very
best citizens,
one OF the best known of these happy
people Is Ivan Hoffman, whose own
words from his reports tell the story
of his recovery.
July ls heESn treasment for attsf welsaoWs
phSsieians. August 2SDSAppetits much
Improved; gained three and one-haif
September 9-"Feel better each week In
ali respects September Sol have
improyed right e09sf ss9ober @Tch
am steadily improving in every way;
pains all gone" Novsnber TT dnsda am
more" NOR December ss-"Fesi fns; the
more work the more want to-"
e&ra4zassg-a~
IIililarda O.
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Birthday Surprise.

Oa last Saturday, Oct, 30th,
the children and grandchildren OF
Mr., Jesse Patton gathered at his
home near Maxville to help him
celebrate his 74th. birthday ami.
versary. AT the noon hour as the
table was fairy groaning under
such "a load of everything that was
good to eat, Mr.. Patton came in
from selling meat and the surprise
was certainly complete. After he
had given them all a welcome
greeting, everybody there did their
best to relieve the table of it's
burden, The afternoon was spent
in singing and social conversation
which was greatly enjoyed by all.
Mr., Patton was the recipient of
many pretty post cards and pres
ents. Those present were: Mr..
and Mrs. Jesse Patton, Miss Nan
Patton, of Maxville, Mr.. and Mrs.
David Clark and children, of SUI
gar Grove, Mr., and Mrs, Mike
Boley and children, of Dutch
Ridge, Mr.. and Mrs, Albert Patton
and son, of Maxville, Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert Minshull and son,
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Hoodlet and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
Patton and children, Mr., and Mrs.
Geo. Patton and children, all of
New Straitsyille. At Il late hour
they all departed, thinking the
day we'll spent and wishing Mr..
and Mrs, Patton many mora such
happy returns. A FRIEND.
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JACKSONVILLE BUCKEYE

Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Tannehill
we're called to Logan, Wednesday,,
by the death of Mr.. Tannehill's
mother.
Miss Nell O. Wright, of Morgan
town, w. Va, is visiting her aunt,
Mrs. Kate Nelson.
Helen and Jamie Monahan left
Friday evening to visit in Logan,
the guests of their grandmother,
Mrs. Helen Bowen.
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Mrs. Homer and Mary Cruise
attended the funeral of Ben
O'Neill, Tuesday.
Mr.. Eli Weed purchased a new
range (stove) Friday.
Vernie, Clitiie and Rettie Cruise
spent Wednesday afternoon gath
ering walnuts,
Hello, Virginia We are look.
ing for you most any time now on
a visit. AuvERE
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NELsoNvILLE REGISTER.

Charles Krizer was Logan Wis.
itor Sunday.
Harry Ambrose, of Logan, was
Jacksonville business visitor or
Thursday.
John Slisher, of Lancaster, was
business visitor at Jacksonville,
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Len Preston and
children were guests of Logan
friends on Sunday.
William Keynes, of Logan, was
Il Nelsonvi!le business visitor Tues.
day.
Mrs. Charles Krizer spent last
week in Logan, the guest of par
ents, returning home Sunday
night.
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EXCHANGE
NEWS NOTES
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MURRAY CITY NEWS |

Thomas Bell was in Logan a few
days since on business.
Prosecutor Sparnon of Logan
was in this city Monday.
S. P. Soliday and Harry Shut.
tleworth were in Logan few days
since on business
Mrs. George Murphy was visit
ing relatives in Logan few days
of last week.
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The following Logan teachers
we're in Athens, Friday of last
week attending a meeting of the
So. Eastern Ohio Association
Miss Nan Mcbride, Miss Anna
White, Miss Ella Rochester, Miss
Minnie Moore, Miss Ruth Brooke,
Miss Anna Kellar. Supt. Otto
Grady, Miss Dora Nell Green, Miss
Gertrude Tracy, Miss Mary Nc
Cray, Miss Eflie Pearl Myers, Miss
Emma Downey, Miss Rose White,
Miss Joanna Noonan, Miss Sophia
Smith, Miss Edna Armstrong,
Miss Estella Strentz, Miss Ida
Fickel, Mr.. Worl all, Mr.. Cresap,
Miss Jessie McManigal and Miss
Mary Lehman.
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Mr.. and Mrs. H. l.. Gierhart,
of Carroll, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Roller and son, Of Lancaster, Mrs.
John Webb. of Lancaster, and Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. Morehart and son,
of Carroll, spent Sunday with Mr..
g. e. Oberls and family.
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Foley's Kidney Remedy will cure
any case of kidney or bladder
trouble that is not beyond the
reach of medicine. Cures back
ache and Irregularities that if
neglected might result in Bright's
disease or diabetes. Bort Il Co.
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Mr.. Wilbur Mcdonald. of New
Straitsville, attended X. of +.
district meeting held in Logan
last Thursday.
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Mrs. Louie Hite, 428 Outlen ST..
Danville, ILL.,, writes, October 1st
"Foley's Kindey Pills started me
on the road to health. 1 was
treated by four doctors and took
other kidney remedies but grew
worse, and was unable to do my
housework, and the doctor told ME
I only could live from two to six
months. / am now 50 much better
thatI do all of my own work, and l
shall be very glad to tell any one
afflicted with kidney or bladder
trouble the good results ] received
from taking Foley's Kidney Pills. .
Commence today and be we'll. DO
not risk haying Bright's Disease
or Diabetes. Bort IL Co.
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Foley's Honey aud Tar cures
quickly, strengthens the lungs and
expels colds. Get the genuine in
yellow package. Bort " Co.
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(From Colamsu. caa.n. yans Z. lsOa)

These out -of-town cases came -. gs
through our advertlsing in Colurhbeh
papers, in fact we today have hundreds
notwithstanding that we have done no
advertising outside OF coiumbus.e The
news is spreading rapidly and the white
BY anyone. Z Send for valuable booklet
and full particulars, which We send
Without charge postpaid The Mature I
Creation .Co.,. Bank Bldg. Town and
High. Columbus.
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Mr.. Jacob Woehrle, of Colum-
bus, was In Logan attending a
meeting of the knights of Pyhtias.
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Mr.. and Mrs. r. S. Weaver, of
Basil, were guests over Sunday OF
Mr.. and Mrs. D. M. Soliday.
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Mr.. II. A. Cameron, of Hamden
was visitor in Logan, Friday.
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Mr.. VIM Beatty, of Dayton,
and MIR. VIM. Schachardt, OF
Cincinnati, were in Logan, Friday
of last week.
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Mr.. Henry Cheney, of Murray
City, was IN Logan, Thursday,
attending the X. of P. district
meeting.
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Messrs. Clyde Chidester and
LLOYD Mount were Bremen visitors
Sunday.
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Mr.. H. j. Griffith, of Orland,
was a business visitor in Logan,
Friday.
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Miss Lulu Parker was Capital
City visitor Friday of last week.
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Miss Lucille Allen was In Colum,
bus on business Friday.

Mrs. Cresap was in Oak Hill,
Friday, visiting relatives.
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NO HUNTING-or trespassing
allowed on the premises of the un
dersigned. G. w. EVANS,
Oct. 2S, 4-w Rt. 5, Logan, o.
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FRANKS OF POLITICIANS.
fNew York Herald. }

Albany is infested with practical iokers
who make the telephone the chief instru-
ment of torture. At 4 o'clock one morn
ing Assemblymsn Come, chairman OF the
assembly committee on canals, was called
out Of bed The conversation was in this
order;
This YOU. Coine? Were you asleep
mo. no: ] was playing bridge whist out
on the lawn tennis court
We'll we dislike to disturb you, but
we have an argument down town One
man says you are the best authority in
these parts on canals Is that Tight2
well, / consider myself pretty good
in the daytime. but / don't care to he
pulled out Of bed and asked to discuss
canals at O'Clock in the morning.
You're little sensitive, is that it,
Sensitive nothing; don't you think a
man has a right to be a little sensitive
over such a trick as thiss'
But your re not angry
NO, 1 N delighted"
well what we wanted to know is this
Is there any statute prohibiting q mem
Der of the legislature from taking a bath
in any portion of the Erie canal which
is not used for drinking PURPOSES"
What Mr.. CoiHe said then will never be
printed.
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ALMOST A PANIC.

Fargo. \. p. Fec. I2-with the Fargo
opera house packed 10 the doors today.
a majority Of the audience. school chill
dren and women. George HaGley. engi-
neer at the theatre. dashed from the stage
through the audience calling for Chief
Sutherland Of the fire department. In an
instant the place was a veritahie mob.
with every one examining for the exit.
Cries OF FIRE were all that could be
heard Cooler heads prevailed until a
pianist was rushed 10 ths Instrument on
the stage and "Americe" vas played
chorus Of voices on the stage took up the
air and in moment the audience Joined
and order was restored again No one
was seriously injured