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The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1909-01-28

We are having fine weather fo
this time of the year.
Henson Howdyshell and wifi
were Logan visitors, Friday anc
Saturday.
Adam Smith and son attended
the Fairfield Co. Institute held a.
Bremen, on last Friday.
Born to VIM. Cotterman anC
wife, on Jan. ~, son.
Hazel and Nellie May were the
guests of Lucy Howdyshell, a par,
of last week.
Nath Cohagen is in Gallipolis,
the guest of his sister, Sarah.
Rev. s. D. May and wife at
tended meeting in Maxville, part
of last week.
George Polling and wife were
shoppers in Logan, last Wednes-
day.
Henson Howdyshell and family
visited at his brother Isaac, on
last Wednesday.
Alice Marlow attended church
at Ebenezer, Sunday.
Meetings are still in progress at
Maxville NJ. +. church and the
Harmony U. B. church. We hear
they are having good meetings
with accessions to the church.
Goldie Howdyshell is taking
care of her cousin, Mrs Nath Co.
hagen, who remains quite ill.
Mrs. Cora Snider and little son
were the over Sunday guests of
parents, f. M. Weatherby and
wife.
Scott Mohler is qulle ill at this
writing.
Alva Polling, of Turkey Run,
was circulating among his friends
here, Sunday night.
Clarence Hiles, of Westerville,
is here on visit with friends.
Earl Howdyshel attended
church at Harmony, Saturday
night.
Herman Wilson, of this place
was helping his brother-ln-law, N.
7. Cohagen brake colt, one day
last week,
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mere inn, paced the veranda. Finally
| q mans voice greeted her
II say, Miss O'Rourke," he suggest
ed, "let me cut out that tardy Haw.
| thOrne, won't you? Come along to the
dance with me?"
Again Grace hesitated Down in the
farthest corner of her heart she really
and truly cared for Julian Hawthorne,
but he was never ON time for any APP
pointment, and here was Il choice on
portunity to teach him a bitter lesson.
Then, too, Charlie Rice was a splendid
dancer Impu'siyely she accepted his
offer, and half an hour later found
them in the midst of the summer
crowd dancing and apparently oblivi-
ous of all else on earth
The ball was mt its height when Ju-
Han Hawthorne entered the room. In
the doorway he leaned against the sill
as if physically tired, ana the lids hung
heavily over his black eyes.
As Rice and Grace passed him lost
In the ecstasy Of Il dreamy waltz his
gaze followed The two closely, and Il
satlrical smile spread oyer his face.
When the dance was over Hawthorne
slowly crossed the room.
"May have the next dance, Grace?"
he asked, without seeming to notice
Rice, who stood by her side.
DO you think you could he on time
TO claim itI' parried Grace, with sting
Ing sarcasm.
Il am here now, waiting" Haw-
thorne answered as he extended his
left arm.
II men but knew the power they
have over women who truly love them!
There was something within Grace
otourke that night which told her to
reject the arm he extended, but that
greater something loye--male her ac-
cept It, In another moment they were
whlrling round aud round the room.
The night was warm, and when the
dance was half over they walked out
into the spacious grounds surrounding
the big hotel.
81 want to tell you why l was late
tonight, Grace" Hawthorne began.
but ] don't want to hear" inter
rupted Grace. TITS always some ex-
cuse, Julian, and Pm tired of II all. II
It's not the office It's the train, and If
it's not the train It's something else"
We'll, then, win you let me tell you
something else something that you've
never heard before, at least not from
me?' he added,
"Oh, all right" agreed Grace, "only
make Il short story, for I've prom
ised the next twostep 10 Charlie Rice"
ut won't take long to tell you,
dear" Hawthorne's voice seemed very
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Cedar Grove

! We understand that the protracteC
meeting at So. Bloomingyille CLOSED
with good results.
Miss Clarse Becker, of Lithopolis
is visiting her brother Thermar
Becker.
Mr.. Vern Kitchen and wife had fol
their guest last Sunday evening Mr.
Harry Gordon and wife.
Mrs. Mary Linn visited Mr.. Frank
Lindsey and wife last week.
Mr.. Therman Becker and wife were
So. Bloomingville shoppers last Mon.
day.
Mr.. Jacob Banter visited friends
at Pine Grove this week.
Mr.. Henry lies, of Logan, is circul-
ting among friends here.
Mr.. Jim lies is visiting friends at
So. Bloomiugville this week.
Mr.. viii Hamilton, who has been
ON the sick list for some time, Is no
better.
Therman Becker and wife gave a
corn-poping to their friends last We'd
day evening.
John Wooleyer is in the employ of
Jacob BANTER.
Mr.. VIII Flood and wife, Of Mel
sonville. are visiting friends here
this week.
Mr. Gardner and wife, the enter
prising peddler of Morris Chapel, was
here this week shaking hands with
many friends. BLUE BELL.
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near. and he spoke slowly ANA with
great earncstness. Il just want TO try
to tell you how much / love you,
Grace, how long | have loved you
and that mt last / am in Il position to
ask you to be my wife"
"As usual, my dcIr Julian. you are
too late" announced Grace, with as
yImed nonchalnpcc i've Just prom
ised to marry some one else"
Hawthorne lighted II cigarette and
said nothing. If Grace expected a
TRADE about the fickleness of women
she was disappointed. Hawthorne was
the type of man to take defeat grace
fully. but he did not fail to note the
unstcadincss Of Gracc's step as they
returned to the house nor the trcm-
bling notes in her voice when she
spoke
He loved her we'll enough to know
her through and through. He was q
man who took few chances in life, but
he would have wagered that Grace
OROurke loved him at that moment
despite her cool rejection of his suit.
Hawthorne led her to Rice, who was
waiting to claim his dance. and then
went up to the smoking room. Long
he sat and smoked in silence. when
suddenly he realized that the dressing
rooms were filling up with guests pre-
pairing to go home. The dance was
over. \ man suggested that I've smeled
smoke. but the idea was laughed down.
II guess it's IIawthcrnes bitter root
cigar that smells like fire" sang out
Charlie Rice. And the listeners all
laughed in reply.
Hawthorne slipped on his light over
coat and saurtercd toward the closed
door that led into the hall He opened
it upon curling cloud of smoke. At
the same instant screams came from
all directions. Men and women were in
pandemonium. Rice was the first man
downstairs. his one idea being self
preservation, hut above the roar of
screams Julian Hawthorne's voice rang
out clear and loud.
please keep hack. Calm yourselves.
and no one will he hurt"
They gave him no heed. Aladly they
tore ahead, fighting like maniacs. All
made for the main stairway. Gowns
We're torn. arms were broken and an
kles sprained in the effort to get out of
the burning building. once more Haw-
thorne raised his voice above the hum.
81 beg of you-I''- His voice stop
ped short. for clinging to his arm was
Grace
"Save me, Julian, dear" she pleaded.
Silently he dragged her into one of
the dressing rooms and opened large
door leading to n back staircase.
"I've tried to head them all off this
way, but they would not listen. But If
can save you, darling, / will have
been on time just once"
Grace gave his arm loving little
hug. which meant more to the man
Than all the words she could have ut
Iered. Close to each other they de-
Scended the dark stairs which led |
through the servants quarters. The
'ooms were deserted. and they easily |
'cached the back door. Hawthorne |
urned and held Grace close for mo-
nent. There was no time for words |
ust then. And, standing alone in the |
she watched him rpjoin the |
'anks of fire fighters.
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and wife, on January IL, bounc-
ing boy. Mother and babe are do
ing nicely, but the father, oh my.
The scholars all wondered why the
teacher wore such broad smile
as he came to school last Monday
morning.
Protracted meeting commenced
at Mt, Zion, Monday night of last
week, Rev Rogers in charge.
Lena and Levy Mcdowell at.
tended church at Zion, last Wed.
nesday night.
Johnathan Orr was the Sunday
guest of Elmer Crawford.
Manly Archer, our mail carrier,
has been on the sick list for sever
al days this week. Ebert Archer
filled his place as carrier.
Rancy Polling called on Elmer
Kennedy and family, last Sunday
night.
Rev. Rodgers visited the fami-
lies of Daniel karshner and John
G. Butler, Thursday last.
l.. A. Crawford sr. is the fam
Gus muskrat hunter Of Salt Greek
Valley.
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ON IME.
By JANE LEE.
Copyrighted 1908. by Associated
Literary Press
BY JANE LEE.

A slight, girlish form enveloped in a
long, loose evening coat restlessy paced
the broad veranda of Greymere inn.
Grace O'Rourke was lovely at all
times, but tonight her Irish blue eyes
flashed an unusual brllliancy, which
made her positively irresistible.
"Better join us called Elizabeth
Dwyer as the latter left the porch es-
corted by 1.-THE youth
1t was the night of the annual mid
summer ball given to the summer
guests of Pine Grove. Grace hesitated
for a moment.
"Oh, Julian will be along soon. Eliza
beth" she cried. Hes late, as usual
but We'll meet you at the dance later"
Other couples followed the first. but
still Grace O'Rourke, the belle of Grey
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BuzZard Avenue

We are having lovely weather
for this time in the year.
Lorenzo Shaffer and Elwood
Stiverson were in Sugar Grove.
John Young, of Lancaster, was
the guest of friends Sunday.
John Rider, wife and baby were
the guests of Bill Rider, Sunday.
Mrs. Lorenzo Shatfer and daugh-
ters Hazel and Hattie, returned
home Saturday, after u two week s
visit with relatives in MURRAY
City, Buchtel and Glouster.
Lucius Rider and Elwood Stiy.
erson were Logan visitors Monday.
Miss Bessie Shstfer was the
guest of Miss Goldie Stiyerson.
sunday and in the afternoon they
called on Lucius Rider. They
were entertained with some excel.
lent music on the graphaphone.
Mr.. Rider certainly has some fine
pieces for his graphaphone.
Miss Sarah Young will leave
Tuesday for Newark, where she
Will spend a few days with
friends.
Lorenzo Shaffer made a business
trip to Sugar Grove, Saturday.
Cliif Stoughton, wife and chill.
dren visited Goldie Stiyerson, Fri
day.
Noah stivsrson was the guest
Of parents here Sunday.
LYzFosz.
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EXCHANGE
NEWS NOTES
8XXXXXEXXXX::
NELsONvILLE BUCKEYE,

Fred Weymueller, of Logan, was
calling on Nelsonville friends,
Monday.
Miss Edith Lynn spent Saturday
In Logan, the guest of relatives
and friends.
Miss Emma Petty had as her
guests over Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs
Thad Allen, of Logan.
Miss Emma Hartmann of Logan
was the guest of friends in this
city, Friday of last week.
Mrs. Charles Quinn of Logan,
was the guest of Miss Cora Young
last Friday and Saturday.
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Contract With Teacher.

A teacher writes to know if his
contract made with local sub
director, to do the janitor work at
a specified sum per month, is a
valid contract. In reply We wish
to say that the sub. director has
no legal authority to make a con-
tract of any kind with a teacher.
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Our Own Minstrsls.

Tambo-Mstah Walkah, kin yo' tell
me de dlff'unce tween waif an an
apahtment house?
interlocutor give it up, Jerry,
What is the difference between walf
and an apartment house?
Tambo-De one am homeless kid
an de uddah am kldless home,
Observation-Disclosures and gentlemen.
Professor Howlan High Eenah, the re-
nowned tenor, will now sing his great
topical song. Il Love Him. Mamma |;
He Looks Like Fidol'- Chicago Trib-
une.
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SrRAITsNHLE RECORD.

Miss Hannah Thomas was a Lo-
gan visitor yesterday
Miss Lizzie Daugherty was a
Logan visitor Thursday.
Mrs. Daye Evans spent Monday
In Logan.
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NATIONAL FIRE PROOFING COMPANY
HaydenviiIe. Hooking County, Ohio.

Many little lives have been
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for coughs, colds, Group and
whooping cough. 1t is the only
safe remedy for infants and chill
dren as it contains no opiates or
other narcotic drugs, and children
like Foley's Honey aud Tar. Care
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house. Refuse substitutes. Bort
& Co.
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Probate Notice

Notice Is hereby given that the follow ing
Accounts and Vouchers have been lil.d la
the Probate Court of Hooking County, Ohio,
for First ana Final settlement, E.G. Gruner,
Administrator Of the estate of Philip
Grnner. deeeAsed. and The same will c,Iila
ON for hearing ON the lSth day Of February
A. ID. lM9 at 10 O'Clock A. M oras soon
thereafter IA may be convenient.
Il. Il. MARfIN.
jan -, S-w Probate Judge.
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ourtld friend Squire John L.
Younker, of MaxyiIle, was visi-
tor In Logan, one day during 'he
past week.
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! SOCIETY NEWS OF
J OTHER TOWNS
Clear Creek

was seen passing through on
vicinity last Tuesday en- route t
Joseph Lindsey's
Charley Lindsey and cousin
Russell and Harvey Lindsey
called on Grover Elick, Tuesda,
evening.
VIM. Carpenter was Suga
Grove visitor Tuesday.
Miss Zephalinda Lindsey i
working for Frank Comstalk a
Rockbridge.
James Stump, who has beer
working at Ashville, spent few
days at this place last week.
Mrs. Nancy Morris took dinner
with John Flick and wife, Tues.
day.
John Elick and wife spent Tues.
day with Mrs. Mary Carpenter, OF
Rattle Ridge.
Henry Caves and Geo. Harvey
made their regular trip to Sugar
Grove, Wednesday.
Henry Caves made flying trip
to Lancaster, Wednesday.
John Fauble was Rockbridge
visitor Wednesday.
Eddie Carpenter made a bust
ness trip to Rockbridge, Tuesday.
Riley Lindsey was seen passing
through here en- route to Mrs.
John Morris one day last week.
Mrs. Nancy Morris has gone to
Columbus to visit friends.
Squire Dupler, of near Rock
bridge, was in our town on busi-
ness one day last week.
Jesse Dupler, of Rockbrldge,
made business call On Mrs.
James Stump, Tuesday.
John Bell made business call
on Peter Kraft one day last week.
Charley Finley, of Sweet Cake
Ridge, was seen passing through
here en- route to Sugar Grove,
Thursday.
Elmer Finley and Buff After
were seen driving on our pike 8
Tuesday.
Oliver Garret was mixing mud
on our pixies Thursday.
Jerry Delong, of Revenge, was
seen on our streets Thursday.
Miss Cora Finefrock called on
Peter Kraft's, Thursday evening
Crist Fauble and Frank Matthias
were seen passing through here
with load of gas pipe.
Chss Lindsey, of Sweet Cake
Ridge, was pleasant caller at our
town Saturday.
There will be spelling at Pine
Grove, Friday, January Goth |
Everybody invited to come.
Riley Lindsey, of Bundle Bee
Hollow, was in our town Saturday.
John Elick, VIM. Carpenter and |
Henry Caves were Rock bridge
visitors Saturday.
Charley Ricketts,, of Sugar
Grove, was seen on our streets
Saturday.
Jake Carpenter, of Everybody's
Place, is spending few days with
friends at this place.
Miss May Finefrock and friend
were seen driving on our roacs
Miss Hazel Kraft and Cora
Finefrock were seen passing
through here en- route to Sugar
5roye, Sunday.
John Flick and wife spent Sun
lay with Mrs. Linnie Hensel at
Roekbridge.
Quite number from here at
,ended church at Bethel sunday
evening.
Miss Cora Finefrock and Hazel
Kraft were Lancaster shoppers
Monday. Cposs Doc
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Cedar Grove

7
Gold Medal Flour makes baking easy
THERESA,
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Beech Hollow

7IRHAH.
, ROWENA
The evening world., 1909-01-04
Did Johnson Hand Out
D0uble-Cr0sS TO Burns?

have all but 500 OF the $500 purse.
That in itself excited suspicion
Here is the way the thing WAS doped
out according to the report: Burns IS
alleged TO have had promise from John
son that lie would lay down to him, For
doing this johnson was 10 receive
$1,000, which he could bet on burns
ana just about double the money. There
Is no doubt about sam Fitzpairicks 5
honesty and squaremess. and T is Il
"ell-known fact that he would no, b"
a party to any deal that would harm
the public
But If Burns had made lis offer to
Fitzpatrick, the latter, firmly believing
that johnson was Burns's master, would
have probohly agreed to the frame-up
ilst for the chance OF getting Burns
INTO a ring with the negro
In any event, the fight had n funny
look to n lot Of sporting men in this
country, and mighty little money was
bet on it, The fact that Burns was
such an easy mark for the colored man
adds significance TO the double. cross
story.
The evening world., 1909-01-04

coach the same team. They are work
Ing In harmony, however, and before
many days tine dust will begin to fly.
As yet the candidates for the White
Wing Varsity will be ftrced TO stick
TO the rudiments OF the game. No new
formations will be attempted until after
the first fall Of snow Then Edwards
has some things up his sleeve, II Is
safe to say that the game will be more
open than heretofore, but Mr.. Hogan
is Of the opinion that the old members
OF the squad will not be handicapped
In the least by the new rules.
Any one at all familiar with the sport
knows that the White Wing Varsity,
. %, has many obstacles to remove. but
II the plans of the coaches are carried
out they expect 10 clean up everything
around New York before the end OF
the season.
beginning with to-day Coaches Ed
wards ana Hogan will spring something
new in training methods by having
their men out on the roads by o'clock
in the morning.. They will do road
work unti night. This Is Intended as
al endurance test. and II the men make
good Edward, aud Hogan say that
nothing less than a clean sweep will
satisfy them
The evening world., 1909-01-04
FoWIer and Hatch
La. est Entries tor
Standardization

Two more Marathon runners who re-
Gently hung up nonors among the simon
uuras Robert Fowler %. Boston. and
Sidney Hatch. of Chicago, have entered
rr, the Dis American amateur Marathon
which .s To he run next Friday night at
MADISON square Garden, Max Maloney
ana Jim Crowley are doing the finishing
toucheH to their training indoors these
days for the same race. These four
men. together with the other good run
rers in the amateur class in and around
New York, are figuring on hanging up q.
record that will astonish the pros
The marvellous time In which Maloney
finished the Rye race mas made the other
MarathOuers sit up and take notice, and
II is expected that Friday nights race
will be q record breaker.
The evening world., 1909-01-04
EVENING WORLDS PRIZES
TALK OF ALL THE ATHLETES

The Scotch and Irish all-around dane.
ing championship OF America Tor men
IN tull costume, consisting of High
land reel sailors hornpipe and an Irisl
.is, should he an interesting feature
,eS!d's individual prizes for Zach even:
The dancer scoring The largest numbe,
Of points In all events will he presented
with a solid gold likarat Waltua.r
watch, embIauatic or the championship
ot America. For boys and girls, chan.
pInnslip medals will ae awarded To first
second and third In the Highland fling
and sword dance cnNno,itinns
The evening world., 1909-01-04
GOA CHES EDWARDS AND HOGAN
DRILLING WHITE WINGS VARSITY
White Wings Show Enthus-
iaSm and Many Will "Make
the Varsity.'

Coach Edwards says that the train.
ing table will be abolished, and that the
members o. the squad will be allowed
TO eat anything to which they have
been accustomed. He says that he can
get better work GU; OF the candidates
in that way than If he fed them on
raw beef, eggs, bitter ale and the usual
menu that heretofore was considered
necessary to whip men into shape.
There was quite a crowd out to see
the men begin their work this morning.
One section of the squad was started at
the city Hall at A. NJ. and the Brook.
Iyn Bridge and the streets around 1.
were packed with people.
The evening world., 1909-01-04
Football Stars viii Make
Clean Sweep of New
York City.
BY BOHEMIAN NULGER.

TNDER ideal weather conditions
Coach James Hogan, captain and
right tackle, Yale, 'O3 had the
white wing squad out for preliminary
practice this morning. and al! o. the
1900 candidates showed up well Present
Indications are that half Of them will
make the team. Be it known, however
that they are not altogether unfamiliar
with the work for many of them have
following the teams for years.
Mr.. Hogan was not beset with as
many difficulties as might be supposed
in whipping green squad into shape,
as Head Coach Edwards had already
overcome many of the difficulties by
supplying each OF the candidates with
copy OF the Intercollegiate Athletic
rules. 1t was not an uncommon thing
early this morning TO see studious look.
Ing men. armed with a little book and
clothed in !mma aculate white linen lean.
Ing or wire broom in the middle Of
the street mmb,ng "44-G6-7S-s9," and
then stopping closer toward the business
end of the broom so as to play low in
the finest They already know the
signals.
Expect Clean Sweep.
Mr. Hogan and Mr.. Edwards, in map
ping on, their campaign for the season,
explain that it is their purpose to
sweep everything before them. Il Is
the first time in the history Of the great
game that a Princeton captain and n
Yale captain have been engaged to
The evening world., 1909-01-04
MoHAwk's IN DOUBLE EVENT.

{. Muller won the invitation run OF the
his team mates T. Dwyer and +.
Smith, but six seconds being between
the three men al the finish. Muller fin
ishing IN 81 minutes fiat W. Nob.as, the
former Princeton runner, took the hand
leap event. winning by twenty-five yards
from j. Kurt Nobiass handicap was
one minute. whlla kurt2 received three,
The evening world., 1909-01-04
FIRST PRIZE
EVENING WORLDS
NHRATHCV RUN

the police team; jim sullivan, the ex-
miller, Will run for .ap Tax Department:
Rollins tn ~ G.i 22Q-yardS' champion
OF the Navy, and Noel. the champion
;-e Navy.
in ipokI,t over the remainder Of the
programme one wonders how 1t can all
h. run uG IN single night Aside
from tan athletic features here viii ne
Highland dgUo.n! carnival, an exhibit
t!on Of broad 50 words BE- 1--WE p champions S
Of the American and Wr.,.sl armies and
hayOnet AMI I.ysinal drill ~ repre-
Sc :atiyes 0' il- picked departments ot
tln army servL-a In the Eas,
The evening world., 1909-01-04
Other Good Events.

While tn.s ten mile special is thc
feature Of the ri 'rEs meet there are
e!gat other open events, the usual ath-
lcl.c programme. and series of SIX
relay races, the prizes for which have
been donated by prominent men Of the
greater city, amDng them Timothy
Woodruff Herman A. Metz and
Bird $. Coler These relays in.
ylude Sunday schools relay. club
event, one for y. NJ g. A. teams, an
other for representatives. OF the big dry
goods stores, military athletic event
bringing out teams from every regi
men IN the Greater CITY. and 2, 10
yards race for teams representing the
Police. Fire. United States Government
and municipal epartInents. This lat
ter event should be worth seeing. Jack
Eler. the hurdle champion. will run on