The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1909-02-25
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Skunk Hollow

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day warm, next day wet and the
next day hot, what do you think
of that.
Henry Ellinger was seen mixing
mud on Lonesome Ridge one day
last week.
Sarah Wagner called on G. w.
Walters, Monday of last week.
will vogle called on Dan Ruff
one day last week.
G.. w. Walter was seen calling
y on Ed Ruff one day last week.
n Mrs. Ed Ruff is convalescing
after short period of illness.
a Mrs. KernmiIler visited her
q mother, Mrs. Aif Rarrick, Sunday
of last week.
Aft Rarrlck sold his farm to
Charles Garrison and expects to
y move to the enterprising town of
A Bremen in the near future.
q Aaron Kernmiler contemplates
q moving on the creek about March
4 or the first of April.
y Mrs Molly Kneller called on
her mother, Mrs. Jacob Dauben-
\ mier, of Spite Hollow, one day
y last week.
\ Dan Kneller still wears eye
n glasses and nurses the cat. Good
q for you Dan, you are good to
dumb animals. If everyone was
q like you there would be no need to
q enforce laws Of cruelty to dumb
q brutes, and that is what ought to
: be done.
q Misses Anna and Loda Dauben-
81 mire and father attended church
i at Centenary.
Z Jacob Ulmer is busy splitting
\ wood, for he says he don't know
4 how long it will stay spring.
Earnie Daubenmire is the proud
q possessor of another fine baby girl.
This is the third in three years.
4 Why don't you write to Il. r.
81 Roosevelt he will give you a
q premium.
Katie Wagner called on Ethel
U Blum, Tuesday.
4 1t was so icy last week that |
q suppose that many persons got ac-
n quainted with the sidewalk to see
4 how hard they could fall. / can
J say that old Crnpper got pretty
4 we'll acquainted with the board
q walk and got thoroughly chummy
4 before they desolved partnership.
Alta Kull is the champion rabbit
catcher in this burg.
a Cora Sanford, Fanny Eilinger
I and brothers Andrew and Monnie
attended church at Centenary, Sat
q urday night Of last week.
Anna and Polly Daubenmier
( visited their sister Mrs. Dan
y Kneller, one day last week.
George Burnside, of Muskrat
4 Pike, contemplates moving to
Lancaster in the near future.
Cora Shull and brother Frank
attended church at Centenary,
Z Saturday night of last week.
y John H. Wagner says he don't
4 see why there has to be so much
Z ice on the ground that all it does
$ is to Jurn peoples toes toward
heaven when it ought to be their
hearts.
4 Mrs. S. w. Sollenberger is not
< very well at this writing, but is
Il better than she was week or SC
ago.
Mrs. Minnie Walter called on
! her mother, Mis-. Will Kernmiller,
= one day last week.
Betsy Walter is champion pen
writer of No. 4 school.
> Will Brl cker, of Lonesome
{ Ridge, had a grubbing and chop.
q ping frolic Wednesday of last week
but lie had very narrow escape
tapping the beer keg; why didn't
you get help Billie.
S H Sollenberger is busy on the
scratching board at present.
8 Mrs. s. W. Vanderbilt and Mrs
i j. l. Vanderbilt, of Lancaster,
VISITED $. W. Solleberger one day
last week.
4 Frank johnson had the mis-.
fortune of having his barn burn
down one day last week, and Ed
Klump, Hiram Shnll and John
Miller decided that loafer did