The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1909-04-22
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Skunk Hollow
Well, garden making and house
cleaning is about thing of the past.
G.. w. Walter was a business caller
at Sugar Grove, Monday of last week.
Fred Kernmiller sowed oats for his
father, VIII Kernmiller, Monday of
last week.
Fred Gfuner was caller at Ed
Humps, Monday of last week, but
he did not have that Insect dog with
him.
Jacob Daubenmer was caller on
Ed Humps one night last week.
G.. w. Walter and wife called on
Pete Daubenmier, SUNDAY of last
week.
Seth II. Sollenberger said he cooked
that goose that he shot and he said
he cooked it Just one week and that
he had to stiper his feet against the
table to bite it.
Clara Walter called ON Clara Wag
ner, Tuesday of last week.
Mrs. Manuel Walter Is very sick at
this writing, but we all hope for her
speedy recovery.
Maggie Walter assisted her grand
mother one day last week,
&. w. Walter was an Enterprise
visitor one last week.
viii Vogle planted his potatoes one
day last week. He says lie is going
to have the first new potatoes i'm this
country.
Mrs. Kate Sollenberger called on
John Blums one last week to see the
sick, as their children have the
whooping cough.
Emma Walter called on Grandma
Kernmiller one day last week,
Seth II. Sollenberger called on j.
Wagner's one day last week.
Mrs. John II. Wagner called on Mrs
Kernmiller on Monday of last week.
Jacob Daubenmier called on their
son viii, of Horn Town, Sunday of
last week.
Peter Daubenmier and wife called
on Will Miller's, Sunday.
Well champion cook, you will have
to do your best cooking before long as
Old Crupper rcontemplates visiting you
as soon as he can arrange it salts
factory. Now don't forget as he is
liable to drop in most anytime.
Hello Good Hope, they tell me you
are going to be Philadelphia lawyer.
Well, tell you the first case | will
give will be q bad case of line fence,
and the next will be 4 sour lemon IN
afraid.
Louisie Miller called on her sister
Caroline, Friday of last week.
Jacob Daubenmier, of Spite Hollow,
sold q valuable horse to the Amanda
Fertilizer Co. Consideration 300 and
other yaluble considerations.
Chas. Ellinger and family, of Ian
caster visited John Klunp, Friday
Tena Klump contemplates staying
at home for awhile for rest up.
John Klump and wife were Lancas-
ter callers one day last week.
John and Sarah Wagner called on
c. w. Walters, Friday of last week.
Those that broke bread with g. w. |
Walters, Sunday, were Joel Swartz |
and wife and Luther Blum and wife, |
all of Enterprise.
Those that visited S. w. Solen-
berger's, Of SWartz, Easter Sunday, |
were as follows: j. l.. Sollenberger, |
of the Commercial! Hotel, of Lancas-
ter, Simon Evans and family, Sarah |
Yenrick and family, Geo. Burnside,
and family, Crist Shull and family,
John II. Wagner and family and Seth
III. Sollenberger and wife.
Bertha Klump is champion chicken
raiser of Hooking county.
Hello. j. j. Kull, of Reno, Pa, can't
you let people know you are living
yet, if no other way, write items for
the DEMoCR RAT-SENTINE1, than your
friends can hear from you anyway.
Henry johnson has u whole livery
stable full OF bucking broncoes and
would like to give you and Jim an
other job, Do you remember those
happy days? None Of our chums are
around here anymore, but Jim and
the writer. Now | bet you have an
idea and pretty close guess who l
am.
viii Daubenmier and wife visited
his father, Jacob Daubenmier, Easteri
Jacob Daubenmler has very sick
child with lung fever at this writ
ing. DR.. Sam Renshaw is the attend
ing physician. OLD CRUPPER.