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The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1909-11-18
Towser Town

Rain Is the order of the day: more
Of itwould be appreciated by the
farmers.
Mr.. Rempel, of Logan, called on T..
c. Canaan, Sunday.
Frank Mart wife and little daugh-
ter, of Lancaster, are visiting Isaac
Miller and wife, this week.
Jerry Polling and wife, and William
Nunemaker and family visited Wes-
ley Blackston and family, Sunday.
Clara Blackstone, of Max, visited
her grandparents, Horace Blackstone
and wife, o few days last week.
Mrs. Isaac Miller and daughter
Mrs. Charles Garrison visited friends
in Logan, Friday.
Emanuel Wolf, wife and son were
seen on our streets, Sunday.
Mrs Joseph Bright, Of Columbus,
Mrs. Ida Smith and son Harry, OF
Logan, visited Mrs. Bright's sister
Mrs. Alvira Scholl, Sunday.
Poor little birds had better take
warning and get in tall timbers for
the report of guns can be heard all
over our land.
Mrs. Sarah Blackstone, who has
been suffering with bold hives, is bet
ter at this writing.
viii Canaan has completed q new
house for Noah Stivison, and VIII
Nunemaker and Yves Blackstone
will paint it this week.
Mr.. Krinn, of Gibisonville, called
on Mary Blackstone of this place,
Sunday.
Rev. Buhl preached very able ser.
mon, Sunday at Tabor, to q good
sized audience.
Mrs. James McLin, who has been
sick for some time, is reported no
better
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Marion No. 5

VIM. Scholl and Charles Huston
were Logan callers Saturday after
noon.
Albert Brown and wife called on
Mrs. Isabelle Polling, Sunday.
Alexander McCune called on
VIM. Scholl, Sunday forenoon.
VIM. Canaan and Stella Stivison,
of Towser Town, passed through
this place, enroute to Laurel
Chapel, Sunday evening.
Protracted meeting will COM
mence at Mt. Tabor, November
%. A cordial invitation is ex-
tended to all.
Those who visited Mrs. Elvira
Scholl and family Sunday, were
as follows: Mrs. Joseph Bright, of
Colum bus, Mrs. Henry Smith and
son, Harry, of Logan, George
Hardwick, wife and Master Robert,
of Bremen, Sylvester Hickman,
wife and daughter, Dorothy, of
Max, Ada Scholl, of Lancaster,
and Bessie Scholl, of the Hooking
County Infirmary.
Edward Stivison and friend
were out driving Sunday evening.
Quite number of people at
tended church at Mt Tabor, Sun.
day afternoon.
Silas Farmer and wife passed
through this place Sunday after
noon.
Hiram McCune was Logan
caller Saturday.
Hello. "Cunning Goldie" answer
my postal some day.
Nora Scholl called on Alice
McCune, Wednesday morning.
Mrs. Isabelle Polling, Martha
Vanseoy and Mrs. Albert Heft Wis.
tied Mrs. Sherman Polling, Wed
nesday.
Quite number of people in this
community are on the sick list
with sore throat.
CUNNING IsABELLE.
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Pleasant Hill

Husking corn is the order of the
day at this place.
Thomas Kline and wife, of Lo-
gan, and Mrs. Wesley Matthias and
children visited Jacob Kline and
wife Sunday.
Herbert Edwards and Darl
Stuart were seen on our pipes Sun,
day.
Jacob Beougher and wife were
seen on our streets Sunday.
Jacob Kline made business
trip to Rockbridge, Friday.
David Woltz took dinner with
his parents MIR. and Mrs. VOLT,
of near Gibisonville.
Miss Laura Pitman visited her
grandmother, Mrs. Thompson,
Sunday.
Miss Minnie Hitler, who has
been visiting her aunt, Mrs. Em-
ma Tidd, returned to her home at
Murray City, Saturday.
Mrs. Emma Tidd and Ed Bailey
made business trip to Rock
bridge, Friday. GIRLDINE.
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Mt. Vernon

Husking corn seems to he the order
OF the day at present.
Mrs. Harry Gordon, OF Cedar Grove,
made pleasant call at Geo. Vorhees,
one day last week.
Vern and Marion Kitchen made q
flying trip to Logan, last Saturday.
John Kern and wife were callers at
SO. Bloomingyille, recently.
Mrs. Geo. Young and daughter
Hazel were the Saturday guests OF
Geo. Vorhees and family.
Vern Kitchen and family, George
Vorhees and wife, Mrs, Alice Shisler,
Grace Denton and Nellie Vorhees
were the guests of VIII Rose and
wife, Thursday evening.
John Norhees passed through this
place, one day last week.
Gale Melcher, OF So. Bloomingyille,
is visiting friends on this ridge at
present.
Those that visited at Vern Kitch-
ems Sunday, were Mahlon Paxton
and wife, Of Big Pine Valley, and
Geo. Vorhees and wife, OF MI. YER
non.
Grace Denton and Nellie Vorhees
were the happy guests OF Mrs. Ella
Barnhart, Sunday afternoon.
There will be preaching at Pine
Grove, Sunday night, by Rev. Jerome
Sanford,
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Little RaCCOOn Creek

Rev Rose preached very inter
esting sermon last evening at Mt.
Pleasant.
Protracted meeting will com
mence at Mt. Pleasant next Mon
day evening. We hope everybody
will come out and make the meet
ing grand success.
M. Engle and wife, of near
Ewing, called on Grandma Engle
the first of the week.
Lena Reddick returned home
from Union Furnace, where she
has been visiting her sisters.
Bertha Lane is visiting her
uncle, j. S. Cherry, at Alice, O.
Mrs. Eph Lane and daughter,
Bertha, called on Mrs George
Miller ono day last week.
Quarterly meeting at 1lesboro
last Sunday and Monday.
The farmers are busy husking
corn.
Lauretta Stone and brother,
Irwin, attended Quarterly meeting
at Ilesboro last Sunday.
BLUE BIRD.
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Pleasant View, Va.

Mrs. Isaac Weaver and daughter
Sarah We're Richmond visitors from
Saturday until Monday evening.
Macon Robertson, of Amelia @. H.,
was Richmond visitor, Saturday.
Lafayette Mann and wife were the
guests Of Mrs. A. F. Mann, Sunday.
Victor IIerold, who for the past
eighteen months has been making his
home with "A. G.. Allemong, of Maple
wood, returned to his home in Rich
mond, Saturday.
Cyrus A. Weaver and sister Sarah,
and Victor Herold were among the
playgoers at the Bijou Theater, Sat
urday night to see "St. Elmo" There
was full house and every one was
well pleased; the play was fine.
Benz. Richardson and wife were
seen enroute to the village of Amelia,
Thursday.
Everybody is making preparations
for a big Thanksgiving dinner. My,
won't the "Turks'' do some shutfling,
don't blame them.
Hello, Starr, how are you all get
ting along. / reckon the old gobbler
is most fat enough to kill. Keep a
look out over the hill for one of these
nice days am going for stroll and
it wouldn't surprise me bit if
strolled over your way.
G. +. Mann, wife and little daugh-
ter called at Chris Kline's, Sunday
afternoon, and not finding them at
home. they went at it and gathered
up all the loose things they could
find and piled them up against Chris
front door, then as Chris had deposit
ed large granite stone in front of
his door for step, Charlie took q
pencil and wrote on board "be sure
and look under this stone," and on
another board wrote these words and
placed it under the stone, wasn't it
fun to lift up this stone" Chris did
you look? KAHoN.
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Rockbrldge

Eunice Rider and sister were
Logan shoppers Friday.
Will Edwards, wife and son
were seen on our streets Monday.
The ladies and gentlemen Of
Lizard Swamp, had an interesting 6
ball game Sunday. L. S. Matthias
and Frank Carpenter were the
champion players.
Reta Rossman spent Sunday
with her parents at Sugar Grove.
Preaching was we'll attended at
the U. B. Church, Sunday evening.
Wayne and Harold Davis spent
Sunday in Rockbridge.
Mrs. G. Redsaker spent Satur-
day in Rockbridge.
Davis Smith and wife spent
Sunday in Lancaster.
p. Sloan and family spent Sun
day with Boyd Troxel and family.
Myrtle Brooks, Ida Goss and
Lily Carpenter were seen on our
streets Sunday afternoon.
John Murry spent Sunday in
Enterprise.
Albert French and sister spent
Sunday with Philip Dupler and
family.
DIR. Hamilton was seen here
Sunday afternoon. CATERPILLAR.
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PleaSant { Valley

Hunting rabbits and husking
corn seems to be the order of the
day.
Mrs. Israel Cotterman and
daughter visited Jacob Cotterman
and wife one day last week.
Jacob Klinger was caller in
our valley one day last week.
Chas. Ziegler and Ray and
Agnes Vancurren spent Sunday iE
Logan, the guests of Harvey Bow
ers and family.
Our school is progressing nice
ly under the care of Chas. Emmins.
DR.. j. B. Lyone, of Logan, was
seen in our vicinity last week.
Homer Evans attended church
at Enterprise, Wednesday night.
f. R, Murphy, of Lancaster,
was business caller at this place
last week.
Mrs. Geo. Conkle was the guest
of Mrs. Joshua Glenn, Wednesday.
Amos johnson and family, of
Logan, were the Sunday guests of
Geo. Conkle and family.
/. Vancurren and wife attended
quarterly meeting at Zion, Satur-
day and Sunday.
Wylie Evans, of near Logan,
spent Sunday with his cousin,
Homer Evans.
Chas. Boiling was the Sunday
guest of Frank Nihiser.
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NEWS OF
OTHER TOWNS
Brownsville

Isaac Flowers and wife spent Wed.
nesday night with their son Leroy
Flowers, of Lancaster.
The death angel has again visited
US and taken away an aged man of
our vicinity, Elias Watts.
Willard and Arthur Flowers at.
tended the service at Buena Vista,
Saturday night.
Tom johnson and wife were seen
on our pixies, Sunday.
Old Wrip Shorter and his brother
were out hunting one night last week,
but didn't catch anything only tired
legs.
David Flowers and wife called on
William Flowers, Sunday
Samuel Bigham was seen on our
pixies, today.
Arthur Flowers called on Edward d
Bigham, Sunday.
Rev. l.. G. Watts spent Thursday
night with |. Flowers and family.
Wrip Shorter says he has his corn
all husked and work all done, and
now he is ready for winter.
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Chapel Hill

Preaching was well attended, sun
day morning. Bro. Rose preached a
very interesting sermon.
Clarence Kalklosch, wife and chill
dren visited Cliff Walker and wife,
Sunday.
Harry Lyons has returned home,
after an absence Of few days.
Mary and Bud Vest visited at I'D.
Trimmer's, sunday. d.
VIM. Barton and wife attended
quarterly meeting at llesboro, Sun
day,
Tussing Rose called on Marion
Mounts Sunday evening.
j. B. Earnhart Is In the employ OF
Adam Schaal.
Harry Zimmerman and family Wis
tied at Caleb Davis, Sunday.
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Notice..

Those desiring insurance In the
Ohio Farmers Insurance Co. in
Hooking or Vinton counties, are
requested to drop postal card to
the Agency for these ecu lties at
Macarthur, Ohio, and prompt at
tenrion will be given your request.
The Ohio Farmer stands second to
none. o. F. PITCHER, Agent.
Macarthur, Ohio.
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Obituary.

Rachel Martin wac born March
6, 1889. and departed this lite
Nov. Ii, 1909, aged 70 years, 8
months and 5 days.
Death for the first time invaded
this home and took the beloved
wife and mother, Rachel Martin,
daughter of David and Jane Hoey.
She was married to James F. Mar
tin July %, 1869. This happy
union was blessed with one daugh.
ter and two sons, namely, Della
Martin, Rancie Martin and Charles
Martin.
During her last hours she re.
peatt d the beautiful words of the
poet:-
"Just as am,
Without one plea,
But that Thy blood,
Was shed for me.''
And frequently said she was 30
tired she wanted to rest. We are
glad to day that there is place of
rest, prepared for the people of
God. "
Sister Martin was one of the
kindest of neighbors and will be
sadly missed among her friends
and neighbors. Her children rise
up and call her blessed. Her hus-
band also praiseth her. Let us
cherish her many noble qualities
in our memories, hoping to meet
again in better land, where the
bitterness of death and parting
are unknown. In the varied rela.
tions of her life Sister Martins
character was marked by prudence,
constancy, self.sacrlfice and Chris.
tain faith. AS wife and mother,
she was a model of loving faithful
ness, her sunny disposition and un
failing optimism made source of
cheer and inspiration to all with
whom she came in contact. She
seldom thought Of herself, like her
Master, her thoughts were always
of others. She received her re-
ward in multitude of friends.
No unkind word was ever spoken
by; her true friend and gener-
GUS neighbor, faithful wife and
a loving mother has become a
member of the church triumphant.
The memory of the just is blessed,
so shall the memory of the pure
and useful life with it's gentle
minds, ties of love, continue to
distill its fragrance and swseten
the atmosphere of earth.
Sister Martin united with the
u. b. Church at the age of lS
years and continued faithful
christian until death, being con-
nected with said church so years.
She leaves to mourn a husband,
three children and thirteen grand.
children, one brother and many
friends.
A heart as noble as ever beat
Ina woman's bosom pure and sweet, Is
still tonight,
Lips ever gentle kind and true are cold and
white.
A precious one from us Is gone,
A yoies We loved Is stilled.
A place Is vacant In our home,
Which never can be niled.
God In his wisdom has recalled
The boon his love had given,
And though her body slumbers here,
Her soul Is safe In heaven.
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BLACKS
NURSERIES

Established iS4O
We have fine lot of
APPLE. PEAR. PEACH,
CHERRY. PLUM. OUNCE,
GRAPE, ETC.. Suitable to this
Section. Fall planting does
we'll and may continue as long
as the ground is open.
Call, or write.
Catalogue on Application.
- Nursery at the County
Line, one mile west of Cross
enyille. Our postoffice is r.
d. |, Bremen, Ohio,
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Clear Creek

clear VTGGk
Henry Caves spent Wednesday
in Lancaster, on business.
William Carpenter, Peter Kraft
and Oliver Garrett were working
for Charley Carr few days last
week.
Thomas johnson is engaged In
husking corn for Peter Kraft.
Henry Ogg was seen vending
his way up Clear Creek last Thurs
day morning.
Mrs. Reuben Hedge, who has
been spending few days with
her parents, Charles Morris and
wife, has returned home again.
Zephalinda Lindsey is working
for Mrs. George Rish.
Fred Sharp was in Sugar Grove
on business, one day last week.
Hello Brier Hollow, / am coming
over to see you before long and |
want some Of your dried apples
and cane syrup.
Joe and Rile Lindsey are en-
gagged in cutting timber for Chas.
Carr.
Charles Lindsey, of Sweet Cake
Ridge, passed through here en-
route to Sugar Grove, Thursday.
Oscar Bailey is on the sick list.
Charles Lindsey called on Grover
Flick recently.
Maggie Carpenter was a Rock
bridge shopper Saturday.
jackson Morris and Nelson
Azbell called on Grover Flick,
Saturday morning.
Edward Carpenter is engaged in
hauling lumber for Charley Carr.
John Bailey is huskirg corn for
VIM. Weidner, of near Sugar
Grove.
The farmers. of this vicinity are
nearly through husking corn and
are hauling in their fodder.
Mrs. Joseph Morris and Mrs.
John Reber and sister spent Fri
day with Mrs. George Reber, at
this place.
The following were Sugar Grove
visitors Saturday evening: Edward
Carpenter, Grover Flick, George
Finefrock, VIM. Bell, L. Shaffer
and George Reber.
Jerry Elick, who has been work
ing for Grant Wiseman, near
Johnstown, spent Sunday with his
parents.
Mrs. Rie Lindsey and Mrs.
Joseph Lindsey passed through
here, enroute to Rockbridge, Sat.
urday.
Joe Elick. of Brier Hollow,
spent Sunday with his cousin,
Grover Elick.
The following were the Sunday
guests of Mrs. Magdalene Carpen-
ter: VIM. Carpenter, wife and
children. Amos Carpenter and
wife, Shedrick Conklin, Boyd
Ridenour, Clint White and Ida
Goss.
Lewis Elick spent Sunday with
his parents.
Preaching was we'll attended at
Centenary, Sunday.
c. Sheets spent Saturday even
ing in Sugar Grove.
Thomas johnson and wife were
driving on our pixies one day last
week.
Edward Carpenter and Thomas
were seen passing up our little
creek Thursdty morning.
Lille Carpenter and Ida Goss
spent Sunday afternoon in Rock.
bridge.
Quite a number from this place
attended church at Mt. Pisgah,
Sunday evening.
John Flick, wife and son, Jerry,
were driving on our streets Sun
day.
John Sherburn spent Sunday
with his family near Burn Station.
School is progressing very nicely
under the care of Wesley Byers.
Edward Carpenter was seen
vending his way up Clear Creek,
Sunday evening.
Noah Stivsrson was a pleasant
caller in our town, Sunday.
Henry Lutz and brother, of Lam
caster, spent Sunday with their
grandparents, John Fauble and
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1909-11-18

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90 TO THE 1
Logan Roofing Works
For Black and Green
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Spouting.
Repairing and Painting
Old Roofs a Speciality.
We can save you money on Hot
Air Furnace.
Let US figure your Roofing and
Heating complete.
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TERRIBLE INDIGESTION.
e. J.. Jenkins Has Remedy That He
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All Stomach Di tress.

People 20 on suffering from little
stomach troubles for years and mag
Inc they have serious disease.
They over eat or over drink and
force on the stomach a lot OF extra
work.
But they never thing that the stom
ach needs extra help TO do extra work
n these people would take Mi-o-na
tablets with OF after meals II would
be great big help 20 the stomach In
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No matter what you eat or drink
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And Mi-ona not only promptly re-
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Leading druggists everywhere sell MI
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oa. ALe.E 5EN6ow.
DENTIST
OVER FInsr NATIONAL BANK.

TN nrsI ilron Kenyon was raihe,
foud 90 irlling the story OF how while
on rluIi win Justice Rock they en-
irred Il village just IN time to accom-
paiA The population to the little vii
lagr church The parish clerk. anxious
10 have toe congregation show due APP
probation uf thc LIQUOR conferred by
the presence u The distinguished ju-
rlsis. gave oui two verses of one OF
the meirical psalms: speak. q ye
judges Of the earth II Just your sen
tencc bc. or must not Innocence ap-
peal - heaven from your decreef Your
wicked hearts and judgments are alike
by malice swayed, your gripping hands
10y mighty brihes To violence betrayed"
BY this tlu'e most Of the adults had
woke np TO the application OF the
psalm and remained silent. allowing
the children TO continue the second
verse London Taller.
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J. ...oSs OF The ARCTIC.
rs,,,bls Experiences OF the Grow Of the
~ Fpted Jsannstts.

fs,,ibls Experience OF the Grow Of the
~ Fitted Jssnnstts-
When Itosx H. 1915 io,ched at Etnh
the Esks Thought The, we're teing WIS.,
tied by phosts Win ner white sails
appearing onj the horizon. where the
SKY melts iiio an abyss of ocean.
what else rsjild the ship he but some
great whifr( winged CHEST. and what
tb,,se striude creatures ON her decks
but lost sodisi rhe, Thought she. q
great bird. had iiowu from the moon.
where wood was abundant. and when
they saw ltrr close. her wooden belly
and her mAsts. they whispered. How
much wood there In IN the moon how
very muchf' Wood is like gold to the
Esks
one OF the unhappy crew Of the
Jeanette writes: Il put some mercury
10 freeze aud beat II out on the anvil.
Our frozen brandy looked like black
topaz. We divided meat. oil ana bread
with n Ratchet Joshua forgot to put
on his right glove: In moment his
hand was frozen. The poor devil wish.
"a 10 tbaw his llfelcss hand IN warm
water II vas immediately covered
with pieces OF Ice. The doctor was
forced to cut the uniucky mates hand
of. and he died next day. Toward the
middle OF January n caravan of Esks
came to ask US for some dried fish aud
brandy. We added little tobacco to
these presents. which they received
with tears OF JOY. The chief. feeble
old man. told us that the week before
he had eaten his wife and two sons"
Cold more terrible than the white
wolf and bear scizes It's victims I'M
awares. lnsfantaneousiy. fatally. The
cold puriiies the blood. sharpens appe-
lite. favors digestion and stomach. IL
soothcs 60 sleep by bringing death In
the midst Of beautiful dreams. This
intense cold. so dry. so pure. stops pu-
irefartion. sweetens the air by greatly
Increasing it, density and purifies wa
ter Cold takes the place OF cooking.
for Il makes raw meat. raw ush and
taIlow eatable.
Roman nosed people could not
hold their own IN the arctic. A Roman
nose would be too often frozen OF.
The Ess fat nose Is less exposed. The
name Eskimo. or raw food eaters. Is
nickname given by the Labrador In
dams. Their true name Ia their own
"A A
patriotism be a virtue the EskS have II
surprisingly. Never WAS land Of
venlant groves. golden harvcsts and
willows mirrored IN the strctmiers aud
silvery waves better beloved thnn tteir
snow field and Ice hills anu gloomy.
sinking tents ana igloos. New York
Press
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