The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1909-10-14
Skunk Hollow

Well, as people still want to hea
from poor Old Crupper, | will en-
deavor to accommodate them in the
future.
James Sherburn, Of Berne Station
is visiting his grandparents, S. w
Sollenberger's, and aunt Mrs. John
III. Wagner for few weeks.
Hello, Logan, Route =, no | am not
using my revolver as yet, but have
got it ready for instant use if neces
sary. | have been so busy making
cane molasses that | even get some
behind my ears let alone what is ir
my hair.
Clara Wagner called on Clara Walt.
er, Saturday of last week.
John ii. Wagner, Sr. was Logan
caller, Friday OF last week.
Hello, Brer Hollow. Old Cruppel
is not nor never was snake bit, but
thank youjust the same for your kind
advice. Have you ever tried the dried
apple cure, if SO, where were you bit
and by what kind of snake? No Briel
Hollow, Old Crupper never bites un-
less he is bit at, and then he kicks
and strikes at every noise he hears,
Seth H. Sollenberger and nephew
Jim Sherburn were Lancaster callers,
Saturday.
Louise Miller called on her sister
Caroline Ulmer, Friday.
Hello Jim Sherburn, how many
blades have you and Uncle Seth got.
Say Good Hope, where in the world
are you hiding; can't you think OF any
thing to write any more, Please let
me hear from you.
John II. Wagner, Jr. says that he is
no good on squirrels as he only can
get the blind ones and he cOuldn' t
get them if they didn't look in the
gun barrel
Simeon Evans, wife and two sons
Ralph and Carl, of Lancaster, called
on the latter's parents, S. w. Sollen-
berger, last week.
Lew Laughlin, the champion thrash
er and baler called on John III. Wag-
ner, Friday, on business.
Geo. Burnside, wife and baby called
on 5. w. Sollenberger one day last
week.
Hello Mrs. Ed Miller, of Sugar
Grove, that postal didn't show up
yet: how did you like that syrup.
Hello Resell Shull, they call you a
banana eater: that's nothing dear | d
rather be that than q blackberry
eater or haw eater any time, Wouldn' t
you?
Crist Shull and wife and Old Crup-
per were Lancaster callers, last week.
Say Logan, Route ?, you were en-
planning about alcohol and to what
use it could be put, but you failed
to state that it could also light up a
mans nose to the point OF exploding.
Clara Wagner called on 5. w. Sol
lenberger's, Friday.
Jake Daubenmeir called on John
Humps, Sunday evening.
Born to William Daubenlneir and
wife NEE Edna ShulD big boy. win
wears his hat on the side OF his head
and when you ask him the reason, lie
will look wise and say sl, sh, a boy
and my name is papa; isn't that
grand.
Hiram Shull contemplate moving
in the win Shull house in the near
future.
Since | wrote last there has been
quite time in our burg OF happen
nings.
Last Stature a., Al Miller of Berne
Station, gave dance for the young
folks and while trying to have a nice
time, Howard Wolfe and James Sher-
bum got into an alteration about
the music and hot words followed,
and they came to blows, Wolfe
cut Sherburn very badly with a pocket
knife; he inflicted three bad cuts
across the back, stabbed him in the
right breast, bad cut.about the ear and
his left arm nearly OIL. SherbuIn is
reported getting along slowly II no
complications set in, Wolfe is Ian
gushing i'm Jail awaiting his trial. he
was run down by Russell Miller's
blood hounds, of Lancaster. James
Sherburn, the injured boy, isa nephew
of Mrs. John III, Wagner and a grand
son of S. w. Sollenberger.
John IL. Wagner is busy cutting
corn these days.
Clara Walter called on Clara Wag-
ner, one day last week,
Clara Wagner was Sugar Grove
caller, Saturday,
Seth III. Sollenberger and John Mil
Ter are at Circleyille working ON the
pipe line.
Mrs. John ii. Wagner and mother
Mrs. S. w. Sollenberger visited James
Sherhurn, Sunday afternoon.
Bertha Klump and daughter and
Mrs. Lydia Grim called on Jake
Daubenmeir's Friday of last week,
but found nobody at home.
Oma and Merle Run called ON Carl