The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1909-06-03
Skunk Hollow

Well as | was lucky to escape the
waste basket last week and fOrtu-
nately caught my breath in time,
thought | would scribble q few items
again.
Old crupper says he is not going to
try for premium on geese al the
Lancaster fair as Yankee Hollow,
scribe assents, for crupper set seven
goose eggs one Matched and he says
he rode that one to water so often it
died, so he says he will stick to item
writing in the future.
Mrs. Ed Clump is very poorly at
this writing but with hopes of her
getting well, Drs. Bradford of Bremen
and Mason of Sugar Grove, are the
attendings Physicians.
John II. Wagner ST., Vernon Dupler
and Lee Shull, took flying trip to
| Richmond Ind, on business, they re-
turned home Wednesday afternoon
wishing they could have perlonged
their stay and said they enjoyed them
selves heaps.
S. W. Sollenberger called on Sam
Tipple, Tuesday of last week on bust
ness.
Jake Engle called on his brother
Homer, on business Tuesday afternoon
of last week.
John III. Wagner Sr., was business
visitor to Sugar Grove, Friday of last
week.
viii Vogle called on John II. Wag-
ner. Wednesday.
l hear that Joe Elick has new hat
and they say it is free show to see
it, now Old crupper says he is going
to see that hat or break his neck in
trying.
Mrs. S. r. Nandyke of Sugar Grove,
died Monday noon of heart trouble,
she leaves to mourn her untimely end
two sons, Charles of Lancaster, Clar-
ence a travelling salsman and one de-
voted daughter, Grace Huder of Sugar
Grove, and two small granddaughters,
Oracle and Marion Huder.
S.M. Sollenberger contemplates get
ting a tandem for his weekly visits
to Sugar Grove.
Seth II. Solenberger was the lucky
boy to catch lady catfish that
weighed ID pounds and g ounces, good
boy Seth, wish you would get Old crup-
per one.
John III. Wagner, Sr., says he found
shorter road TO Logan or Sugar Grove,
he used to go the ridge road to Logan,
and the bottom road to Sugar Grove,
but now let him go either place and
he Is sure to turn up at VIII Elicks
sooner or later. Old crupper would
just split laughing If the champion
cook would hit him with the big spoon
instead of feeding him so good.
Harry Ramsey, of Lancaster, says
he is champion dish washer, of tile
Commercial Hotel, say Harry come
down and | will make you acquainted
with the champion cook of Hooking
County.
Katie Wagner was business caller |
to Sugar Grove, Saturday.
Fred Gruner was seen on our pixies |
Saturday.
Lee Shull and Vernon Dupler, of
Pixies Peak, called on John II. Wagner,
Saturday.
Johnnie Wagner and Saul Shull were
In the business of trading, Saturday,
John kernmiller called on G.. w.
Walters Saturday on business.
Oma and Murll Run called on
lara Walters Saturday.
Ed Run and wife were Logan shop
)ers, Saturday of last week.
Mrs. Kate Sollenberger Is circulating
'mong her children at Lancaster, for
lew uiyS.
Jacob Daubenmlre and wife and
on Lew, were seen on ourpikes, Sun.
lay morning.
Cora Daubenmire who has been
in Logan, for the past few
months Is at home again.
Chas. Ellinger wife and children, of
lancaster were the over Sunday guests
# the latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ohm Klump.
Lewis Wagner of Fussy Hollow,
lauled load OF lumber for John III.
Wagner, for the road superintendent
o repair the Frank Miller bridge.
Herbert Triple is not very much
etter at present.
Mrs. John kesnmiller, who has been
cry poorly for the past four weeks,
eparted this life Thursday morning. {
I o'clock, and was inferred at tie ,
.uthern Church Cemetery, Sunday, 4
lay 2.i, 1909. She leaves to mourn her |
arly departure, father, mother,a a de-
oted husband, and three small chill
rem, Russell, Florence and Minnie.
nd two brothers and three sisters. Il
Iamely VIII OF Crawfis, Manuel OF @
wartz, Mrs Sam Helber, Mrs. Fred 4