The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1909-04-29
MariOni Route 2

liCfe we are once more N1SaN1S VIII
)ur old cscritoire, endeavorng to iot
down a few of the most important
happenings of the week.
| Flowing and planting potatoes and
sowing oats seem to he the chief pur.
suit OF the day.
Rev, j. G. Mclaughlin, of Logan,
was 4 visitor at this place Thursday.
Frank t'ickell went to Bremen
recently, where he will be employed
in brick laying.
Boys and girls get ready for we are
going down the Nesonyille road after
some delicious "Cream Horns before
long.
There seems to be very much sick
ness in this locality at this writing.
VIM. Pierce recently moved his
family to Logan. We regret to lose
Mr. Pierce and family from our To-
cality, but wherever he goes we
recommend him as good neighbor.
Misses Ida k'ickell, Goldie Scholl
and Maud Bright were Logan visitors
Saturday.
Several of our citizens attended the
sale at Mr.. Clark's, Saturday.
Charles Fickell has Just completed
a new house which will add much to
his complacency and the looks of his
farm.
What has become of Marion No. 9
items? Has the fascinating and fe-
liciouS scribe gone on long journey.
Mrs. ID. A. Polling made 4 call on
Mrs. |. Stuart at Logan, Saturday.
j. j. and w. f.. E'ickell were Logan
visitors Saturday.
Mrs. l.. ID. Wright is on the sick
list.
Hello Strawberry Ridge correspond
ent, I'm coming over next summer
and you know what I'm coming after,
Strawberries you bet, they are
just what ! like.
Thomas McLin and McCullie Stivi-
son, of Cherry Ridge, were in the
Queen City, Saturday.
Samuel Cell and family called on
Dwight Polling and family Friday
evening.
Sunday School is progressing nicely
at Bethany. Everybody attend and
take part as the Sunday School is the
greatest religious education force in
the world.
Sam Cell called on Dwight Polling,
Sunday forenoon.
Misses Dove and Beulah Polling,
Ida Fickell, Estella and Susie Polling
and Bertha Gel called on Mrs. j. G..
Kessler, Sunday afternoon.
James Polling, Jr., of Logan, was
visiting relatives at this place Sun
day.
Ray Hammond, of Webb Summit,
called on Roy Wolfe, Sunday.
Frank Polling called on John Pol
ing's, Sunday.
Willie Wolfe and lady friend at
tended quarterly meeting at Har-
mony, Saturday night.
make motion that the CORE
spondents of the Observation-Disclosures
have a reunion some day this sum
mer, | don't think the Editor has.
any objections. If he has we don't
care. Editor will you attend? ("Sure"
Editor.)
Samuel Cell and wife visited Mrs.
j, G. kcssler and family Sunday.
Ora Wolfe, Charles Bright and
Frank Polling were Logan visitors
Saturday.
Several of our boys attended preach
ing at Pleasant Hill, Sunday,
Misses ID. H., b. ", II, H., and S. Il.
Polling, |. NJ. Fickell and b. Cell were
visitors Of Mrs, Joseph kessler and
family Sunday afternoon. The after
noon was spent in music and songs.
Mrs, Ross Whiting, Of Columbus, Is
u visitor at this place at present.
When the felicitous birds begin TO
sing, when the the flowers begin TO
peep from the ground, when the trees
begin to bud, when we hear the frogs
in the pond and the whip-poor-will i'm
the distant woods and when the sun
pours down her heat, then we know
that the good old spring time is here.
CUNNING BLUE BELL.