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SOCIETY NEWS OF
OTHER TOWNS
Blue Creek

Charles Woodland, from Tarlton,
is engaged in hauling lumber from
Blue Creek to Laurelville. Chas,
is a hustler.
Born to w. F. schooley and
wife, the 18th, a daughter.
Born to Philip Swackhammer
and wife, one day last week. a son.
Several people from our creek,
have been attending the protract-
ed meeting at So. Bloomingville,
The following are those who at
tend: Jacob, Lulu and Clyde Lind
sey, Ed Garrett, Fred, Sam and
Pearl Fetherolf, Clara, Alma, f.
f., Ethel and Jennie Schooley and
Joe Swackhammer.
w. A. Woodland and family and
l.. G.. Swackhammer and family
cal led on I. w. Swackha hammer and
family, last Sunday.
VIM. Swack hammer, of this
creek, visited Ike Swackhammer
on Pole Ridge, Last Sunday.
Ode Mercer, wife and daughter,
of near Kingston, called on rela-
tives in this neighborhood, several
days last week.
Charles Peteis and wife, Of Ross
Co, visited relatives In this yicin.
ity, last Sunday.
Report has it that Gurney Smith
of Pike Run, and Lilly Hoy of
Blue Creek, were married last Sat.
urday night. Maybe we can tell
when we hear the horns and bells.
John and Jesse Diehl, of Jim
Town, were business callers on our
creek, one day last week.
Dock Fetherolf, of Center Fork,
was seen on our streets, last Sun.
day. Call again Dock.
Jacob Lindsey called on the
Parks family, last Saturday eve
ming and had social chat, but
that is not all. Jake told some
good ones about sick man in
Pickaway Co., being the biggest
eater he ever saw. Ask Jake, he
will tell the balance.
UNCLE MIKE.
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Social Circle

SVOIhf siiCtu
A very enjoyable meeting of the
Social Circle was the one of We'd
nesday afternoon with Mrs. Theo.
dore Lytle as hostess. Music
and current events were the re-
sponses to roll call, Mrs. Walter
Rochester giving vocal solo, Mrs.
Charles Breene piano solo, Mrs.
M. II. Cherrington piano solo,
Mrs. Charles Lutz and Mrs. Chas.
Breene piano duet. Little Mary
Breene captured all with her sweet
singing. After the program, Mrs.
Lytle presented contest of "Hid-
den Cities" Mrs. Cherrington se-
curing club prize, and Mrs. John
Tritsch VISITORS prize, both being
china bon bon dishes. Mrs. Lytle
was assisted in serving lovely
two course supper by the Misses
Bertha Gano, Ruth Magoon and
Lura Lytle. The visitors were
Mrs. Theodore Tritsch, Mrs. John
Tritsch, Mrs. Ralph Starcher, Mrs.
Kate Lytle, Mrs. Will White, Mrs.
Will Eisele and Mrs. Will West.
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Physicians Statement.

Drs. III. G.. and Il. Il. Campbell,
who have charge of the gun shot
wound of Mr.. willard Estep, re-
port the following conditions as
found by them:
Ball 3S calabre, point of en-
trance four inches below and one
inch without the left nipple, point
of exit pit of right axilla, parts
injured cardiac end of stomach,
diaphragm, lower and posterior
lobe of right lung. Ball took
direct course from point of en-
trance to point of exit. Although
the wound is very grave one, the
Doctors are quite sanguine of his
recovery and report present condi-
tion as favorable.
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StringtOWn

! Daniel Beougher and family
spent Thursday with Solomon
Harsch and wife.
Rev. M. r. White began series
of meetings at Union, Monday
night.
Sam Gordon made u business
trip to Logan, Thursday.
Mrs. Eliza Warthman, of Logan.
spent last week visiting friends at
this place,
Hulda Smith spent the later
part Of last week with Pearl Rol.
stem and family.
Peter Weaver, who has been
visiting friends and relatives in
Mercer Co., for the past ten weeks
returned to his home, Thursday.
Alferd Brown and wife visited
A. f. Rish and family, Sunday.
Charles Clark, spent Saturday
night and Sunday with John Wea-
yer and family.
Quite a number enjoyed them
selves at the debate, Friday night.
Azariah Nixon, Of Logan, made
business trip to his farm, one
day last week.
Will Durant and family have
moved on tho II. g. Hansel farm
near Logan.
Allen Murphy and wife were
Logan shoppers, Monday.
Will Nixon called on j. w. Az
bell, Sunday.
Maud lies ia visiting her par
ents At Bloomingyille,
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Logan Savings Association

The Columbus daily papers an
nounce that there has been a new
savings association incorporated in
Logan. The incorporators are DR..
A. X. Smith, Ed Beck, Waite r
Doebele, Jack Mcbride and Irving
Krieg. 1t is said that the organi-
cation grew out of the Retail
Clerks Association of Logan, back
ed by about fifty young business
men of this town. This certainly
step toward long felt want
lin the financial circles of this
town. The promoters seem to be
very optimistic in their belief that
the enterprise will be sure win
ner and good thing for all con
eerLed.
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Subscriptions.

The following have our thanks
for subscriptions to the DEMOCRAT
SENTINEL, paid during the week of
Jan. ll-I6, 1909:
Harry Rlsley, p. w. Hankison,
W. W. Harden, Sarah Dillon, f. j.
Oefi'ler, T. G., Smith, w. II. Gaf-
ney, w, e. Stout, Logan; C. F..
Morris, Harrison Nihizer, Noah
Carpenter, Mrs. Ben Beougher,
George Bailey, f. w. Conkle.
w. II. Lee, Rockbridge; f. G.
Ruff, Sugar Grove.
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Ladies and Centlemens Whist

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Ambro Sc
were host and hostess for the
Ladies and Gents Whist Club, Fri
day evening at their pleasant
rooms in the Ambrose Hotel. -Four
tables of players respon ded and
Mrs. Frank Blasius secured ladies
favor, three china bread and but
ter plates. Mr.. John Wellman
was the successful gentleman and
received desk set. After the
games, an elegant four course fish
dinner was served. Misses Lillian
Wright and Helena Blasius and
Mr.. Fred Ambrose were guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Work will
receive the Club, Thursday night.
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Saturday Club

An exceptionally interesting
meeting OF the Saturday Clu5, was
the one of Saturday afternoon b
the home of Mrs, ID. A. Rannells.
The subject "Is Patronage in
Office un- n-American" was most ably
handled by Mrs. BEEN taking the
negative side and Mrs. Robert
Longstreth the affirmative. These
ladies demonstrated the fact that
they had carefully studied their
respective sides of the question
and can talk politics with the best
Of them. Mrs. Will Keynes, Mrs.
Charles Keynes and Mrs. Walton
were interested guests. Mrs. Ran
nells served a fine lunch which all
pronounced decidedly American.
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Sewing Circle

Mrs. Frank Rose received the
Sewing Circle ladies, Thursday
afternoon at the home of her moth
er, Mrs. j. A. Stiers. The after.
noon was spent very pleasantly in
sewing and at five o'clock a fine
two course lunch was served. The
visiting ladies were Mrs. Charles
Breene, Mrs. Julia Dew, Miss Ella
Rochester, Miss Grace Finney and
Miss Emma Becker.
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Knights of ST. John and
st. Mary's Auxiliary Installation

On Tuesday night of this week
at their hall in the Frasch Block,
the knights of st. John and St.
MarY's Auxiliary held their in,
stallation Of Officers and it was Il
very formidable and delightful af.
fair. After the installing cere-
mony, a very ioothsome supper
was served to 1876 persons, follow
ed by music and dancing. The
following officers of the knights
of st. John Commandery No. llG,
We're installed by Aide Sir knight
Peter Shrader, assisted by Cap
tain Frank Eberst and Sergeant A ,
j. Judy. Pres, Chas. II. Beck !;
First Vice Pres, Frank Judy /;
Second Vice Pres, Paul Fox Rec.
and Cor. Seey,, Carl Judy; Finan-
cial Secy., Edward Beck; Treas
urer, George Shorr; Trustees,
Frank Eberst, Paul Fox, George
Shorr, Nick Eberst and Jacob
Savey.
The same installing officers as
sisted by Miss Mary Beck Install
ed the officers of the st Mary's
Auxiliary ll5. The following are
the officers; Pres, Mary Till First
Vice Pres, Mrs. Jacob Savey
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FOrty-twO


On the 10th. of January DR..
ID. A. Rannells had passed along
through the pleasures and success
es of this life for ~ years, and his
wife Assem- bled the family for the
celebration. There were present
the Doctors mother, Mrs. Rannells,
and his sister Eliza Rannells and
VIM. Rannells, of Macarthur, Mr..
and Mrs. Charley Bauman and
son Paul, of Canal Winchester,
and the Misses Gertrude and Bess
Vance, of St. Louis.
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Notice to the Members Of the
Hooking County Agriculture
Board.

Notice ie hereby given that
the annual board election of the
Hooking County Agriculture board
for the purpose of electlng direct
ors for the coming year, will be
held at the Court House Jan. 30,
from l p. m. to- 3 p. m All persons
holding tickets are entitled to a
vote and are requ ested to be pres
ent. S. S. RUBLE,
Secretary,
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Tuesday, February 2, 1909,

! the following chattels, to.wlt: 8
head of horses, milch COWS, one
fresh and one will be soon, 8 head
of young cattle, 6 shoats weight
l50 pounds each, | SOW ferrow
first of April, $50 bushels of corn,
% bushels of oats, % tons of good
timothy hay, $50 shocks of corn
fodder, manure spreader, bind
er, l two.horse wagon, l canopy
top express, buggy, l buggy
pole, l disc harrow, l riding corn
plow, 2 breaking plows, 9 cultlva-
tors, 2 double shovel plows. 1 sim
gle shovel plew, l wheat drill, 9
corn drills, two horse corn plant
er, l mower, hay rake, 2 sets of
work harness, double set light
harness, l single set light harness,
l cider mill, l copper kettle, l iron
kettle, l sausage stuffer, l sausage
grinder, household goods, and
many other articles too numerous
to mention.
Sale to begin at 10 o'clock A. M.
Terms of sale: All amounts
under rs 90 cash, over IS. 90, nine
months time will be given with
notes and two good securities.
Lunch served on the grounds.
DANIEL RIDENoUR,
Agent for the heirs of Solomon
Ridenour, deceased.
d. W. Wright, Auctioneer.
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Pythlan Sisters Convention.

The District Convention of Dis.
trict No. 10, Pythian Sisters, was
held at Logan, Ohio, Jan. 18th. in
the 1. o. O. f. Hall.
The convention was called to
order by the d d. G. g., Lillian
Howard at 30 p. NJ, opened by
singing "BIest Be the Tie that
Binds" followed by repeating the
Lords Prayer in unison.
We were honored by the pres
ence and help of G. c., Francis
Hardman, of Cleveland, Ohib,
and d. d. G. c., Anna Evans, of
Straitsville, Ohio.
The welcome address WAS de-
livered in very pleasing manner
by Leila Cherrington, of Logan
Temple No 81. This was respond.
ed to by our ID. y. G.. c., Lillian
Howard, of Rose Forester Temple
No. 176, Lancaster, Ohio.
The following Temples respon d.
ed at Roll Call with very pretty
quotations Rose Forester Temple
No. 176, Lancaster. Ohio, Gwer-
dolen Temple No. 1873, Pleasanville,
Ohio, Logan Temple No. 81, Lo.
gan Ohio. Red Rose, Temple No.
2O6, Canal Winchester, Justicia
Temple No. $50, Basil, Ohio.
We listened to some very in
structive papers from the memb bers
of the different Temples represent
ed. We were then favored by two
musical selections, which were
enjoyed by all.
A motion was made to adjourn
to meet at p. NJ.
The Grand Temple Degree was
conferred upon ten Post Chiefs.
EVENING SESSION.
The meeting was called to order
by the d. ID. q. c., Lillian How
ard, followed by an address by
by Brother Herbert Harrington,
which was fine.
Public Installation was next in
order. Sister Claire Moore acted
as G.. c., Sister Anna Kirker, G. s.,
and Sister Laura Martin, G.. M.
We were highly entertained dur
ing the evening by several musical
numbers and recitations.
The public was then dismissed
and Logan Temple No. 81, ex.
emplified the RituaIistic work of
the order.
In behalf of Logan Temple No.
81, Sister Ellison presented the |
G. C. and d. ID G. c., each with |
carnations and souvenir forks,
The evening session was closed
by singing "God Be With You
Till We Meet Again"
At a late hour our Brother
knights served fine lunch, for
which a vote of thanks has been
We desire to publicly thank
those who so kindly assisted in
the program. EDITH ELLISON.
ANNA KIRKER.
Hor,
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A Religious Authors State
mt,nt.

For several years | was afflicted
with kidney trouble and last win
ter | was suddenly stricken with a
severe pain in my kidneys and was
confined to bed eight days unable
to get up without assistance. My
urine contained a thick white sed-
iment and / passed same frequent
ly day and night. ] commenced
taking Foley's Kidney Remedy,
and the pain gradually abated and
finally ceased and my urine be-
came normal ! cheerfully recon-
mend Foley's Kidney Remedy.
Bort " Co. u
TIRZAH:
Gold Medal Flour makes perfect bread.
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Second Vice Pres Emma Lecrone;
Rec. and Cor. Secy, Florence
Snider; Financial Secy., Florence
Weiss; Treasurer, Mrs. A, j.
Judy, Guard, Mrs. John Savey;
Messenger, Mrs. Bell Ebeist; and
Treasurer, Mrs. Frank Judy.
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Buena Vista

Rev. Il. M. Ricketts, delivered
his regular address at this place,
Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. A. l.. Kane and Mrs. Clin.
ton Moray attended the funeral
of Crayton Fast, held at South
Berry, Wednesday.
Mr.. Jacob McBroom, who has
been sick for the past week, is not
much improved.
Miss Flora Kane of Lancaster.
is spending Il short vacation with
her mother and sister. Mrs. Martha
Kane and Miss Ruth Kane.
Mr.. VIM. Aumick, who has been
our store keeper for some time, has
removed his store from this place,
and is now residing in Laurelville.
Mr.. john Crelglow of Lancaster,
was the guest of his parents a few
days last week.
Mrs. Fanny Shank, an aged
lady of this pl ace, who has been
sick for some time, is now recoy-
ering
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Mrs. Manuel Wolf was hostess
for the Jolllty Club, Monday night,
which proved to be one of the
most enjoyable of the season. Mrs.
Wolfe presented two contests and
prizes, taken by Mrs. Pearl Shaw,
berry dish; Mrs. Clarance
Strscke, china plate; Mrs. Charles
Price, olive dish; and Mrs. John
Buntz secured the consolation
prize, plate. An appetIzing
three course supper was served to
the Club and following guests;
Mrs. Dan Bray, Mrs. Pearl Shaw,
Mrs. Pro ctor, Misses Carmen Star
key and Nell Stracke.
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Twice Five

Mr.. and Mrs. F. M. Mckay re-
ceived the Twice Five Club, Mon
day evening and quite an interest
ing and enjoyable time was spent.
This was an open meeting, no sub
ject being assigned TO the leaders,
who were Mr.. +. B. Comfy and
Judge f. P. Martin, so these two
learned gentlemen got their heads
together and sprung the subject of
"Christian Science" which gave
all the members chance to dis
play their oratory, and wit and
humor flew thick and fast for a
time. Those who enjoyed the eve
ming as guests were, Mr.. and Mrs.
Meade Bowen, Mrs. Frank Har-
rington of Columbus and Mrs
Walton of Tennessee. Mrs Nc
Kay served fine two course lunch.
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Social Whirl

social Whlrl
The Social Whirl met with Miss
Eftie Mcclure on Monday evening.
A very instructive guessing con-
test was enjoyed by the club, Miss
Reta Rossman receiving the first
prize, two beautiful face wells,
and Mrs. Clara shannon Ucker the
second prize, dainty hair receiv-
er. The hostess served delic-
ious two course lunch. Miss Ethel
Cohen of Columbus, who is visit
ing Miss Mcclure, was guest of
the club. The next meeting will
be on February Sth, with Miss
Eva Hyatt.
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NH Ar For your choice of any $500 high grade plain
nj IN fancy all wool worstcd suit, hand tailored
" IsTU and latest styles and designs.
At Strentz & Lappen's for 10 days.
Real Estate and Loans.

Ifyou want to buy or sell Real
Estate, or get loan at 8 per cent,
call and see me at once,
LA Off +. O. PETIT.
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Pythian Sisters

At the convention and installa.
tion of the Pythian Sisters of this
city last week, the following
officers were Installed: Mrs.
Clara Moore, G.. c.; Anna Kirker,
q, S Laura Martin, G. M; past
chief, Edith Ellison; Nee. chief,
Alice Heft; Il. j, Maud DAMN
son; Mgr Amanda Kelly; CORES
ponding and financial secretary,
Clara Ruble; recorder, Ida Con-
nor; o. g., Bessie Mutchmore.
The installation and convention
was under the supervision of Mrs.
Harmed of Lancaster, and the
grand chief of the state of Ohio,
Mrs. Francis Hardman of Cleye
land, was also present.
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Club Banquet

The Nondescript Club will give
banquet to their husbands, Fri
day evening at SIX O'Clock at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. +. s. Case.
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Oriole Club

The Oriole Dancing Club gave
one of their semi-monthly dances
last Friday night. The attendance
was not very large but most en-
joyable evening was spent by those
present.
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PUBLIC SALE.

The undersigned will offer for
sale at public auction, on the
premises of the late Solomon
Ridenour, one mile south of Rock
bridge, and one mile west of En-.
terprise, on
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1909-01-21
christening

Charles Edward Lytle Jr son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. f. Lytle,
was christened, Sunday evening It
the home of his parents on Glen
view Heights, Rev. Wilson otlciat-
ing. Those present were Rev. and
Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. Kate Lytle, Mr..
and Mrs. viii! Kessler, son Hazlett
and daughter Frances Pond Kes.
sler. A five o'clock dinner was
served, consisting of three courses.
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,Juntas

The Junia Club will meet Mon
day evening with Miss Jessie Me-
Manigal. The evenings enter
tainment will be of musical ma
ture.
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NOndesCript

Friday afternoon the Monde
script Club met at the home of
Mrs. Adam Lutz, responses to roll
call being New Years resolutions,
wherein all resolved not to do what
they promised. Mrs. Ed Klein
schmidt gave fine magazine read
ing. At six O'Clock an elaborate
dinner was served of three courses.
The visitors were, Mrs. W. Fl.
Cowell, Mrs. Margaret Rempel,
Mrs. Ed Smith and Mrs. Dr.Brown
of Carol.
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w. C.. r. u.

W. C.. r. u.
The w. G.. Il. u. will meet with
Mrs. John Timberlake, Friday af-
ternoon at two O'Clock.
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A new gas territory was devel-
oped in the past few days near
Baltimore in Fairfield county,
where a six million foot gas we'll
was struck. Considerable excite
ment is manifest because OF this
unexpected find, as the Baltimore
territory is rated as oil producing
rather than gas.