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The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1909-03-04
Salt Creek Valley

Mrs. Chas. Turner and children
of Reids Siding, are spending q
few days with Rufus Turner and
family, of Lancaster.
Mrs. Kate Swack visited
Mrs. Cora Schooley, last Monday
Mrs. Catharine Mount, of Cir
cleville, visited friends on Salt
Creek, a part of last week.
Lettle Lindsey is very poorly at
this writing with nervous prostra-
tion.
Ellsworth Smith and wife were
Laurelville shoppers, last Tues
day.
Frank Schooley, general mer-
chant at NaLcy P. o. purchased a
valuable horse of Pearl Fetherolf.
Luther Smith was Haynes
caller, last Monday.
Lulu Lindsey, who has been
working for Mrs. Hattie Kitchen
for sometime, came home last Sun
day on account Of the illness of
her sister, Lettie.
Dude Karshner and wife were
Adelphi visitors, last Saturday.
Joseph Turner and wife were
the Sunday guests of Stacy Hoy
and wife.
Rev. Chas. Graham is conduct
ing protracted meeting at Aliens
vile.
James Johnston, who has been
on the sick list for sometime, is
reported much improved.
We understanding John Davis,
formerly of our valley, has located
in Chillicothe.
Hugh Lafollett, of Haynes, con-
templates moving to Madison Co..
IN the near future.
Nelson Reid has moved his fam
lily from California Hollow up hear
South Perry. MAUD MULLER
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Dry Run

Rev. Il. M. Ricketts, is conduct.
ing u series of meetings ut Beth
any at present.
Mrs. Henry Chambers is ufer-
ing from an attack of grip at pres,
ent.
Mr.. Clark Bailor butchered a
very fine beef last week. A good
place to visit now.
Mrs. Bud Muskgrove, who suf-
fered from severe attack Of neu-
ralgia, is much better at this
writing.
Prof. Webb, of Amanda, preach
ed at Bethany, Sunday night in
the absence of the pastor, L. M.
Ricketts,.
VIM. Turkenton has hired with
Allen Fogler for short time.
Peter Weimer has been cutting
logs and expects to have quite
lot of lumber sawed out in the
near future.
Thomas Turkenton expects TO
put an addition to his house this
summer.
The oil and gas fever has struck
our valley pretty hard. For time
there was not much doing, and on
ly few had any faith in anything
being done more than leasing, and
then cancel, as has been the case
before, until last week, when Mr.
Frank Valentine, Treasurer of the
Laurel Creek Oil q Gas Company
dropped In and contracted with
Ira Fox to furnish the lumber for
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the derrick as soon as posslble,3 !,
stating the location CT the we'll
was on the farm of Ira Fox. Ac..
cordingly Mr.. Fox and Mr.. Bud
Muskgrove commenced cutting
timber and b. +. Julian and sons
put their sawmill in first class
order to do the saving. When
the people heard of the above con-
tract they begin to sit up and
take notice.
Mr.. Fox expects to have the
lumber on the ground soon, so the
work of erecting the derrick can
go on. The company says as soon
as the roads will permit the ma
chinery will be moved in and
drilling will begin.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1909-03-04
Social Circle

Social Circle
One of the most pleasant meet
ings of this popular club was the
one of Wednesday afternoon with
Mrs. Nj. II. Cherrington as hostess.
Notwit outstanding the inclemency
of the weather everything within
was bright and CHEEKY and every
one had good time. Roll call
was responded to by giving your
favorte recipe. A contest on
states was given and club honors
taken by Mrs. Frank Mutchmore,
a china jewel case, and Mrs. Jas.
Rochester, second, china bon
bon dish. Mrs. Will White se-
cured visitors favor, china hair
receiver. After the contest,
the guests were favored with
a piano solo by Mrs. Charles
Ucker and duet by Mrs. Charles
Lutz and Mrs. Charles Breene;
also recitation by Mrs. III. Il.
Silverthorn. Mrs. Cherrington
served delicious two-course
lunch, assisted by Mrs. Lutz and
Mrs. Breene. The visiting ladies
were Mesdames Siverthorn, Tip
ton, Hyson, Sanderson, Ucker,
Eisele, Wright, Morgan, Tritsch,
White, Parsons, Kirker, Correll
and Miss Minerva White. In the
evening some of the guests re-
for cards, pedro being
played, Mrs. Belle Hyson captur-
ing the prize, candle stick.
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barger's blacksmith shop Tuesday
night.
r. r. Black has again taken up
his duty Mt carrying the mail on
Route 1. We are glad to see him
back again.
The whooping cough has about
died out in this community and
most of tie children save started
to school.
John Schneider lost valuable
horse Sunday.
What is the most important
thing talked about now days? Oil.
Elmer Sheets, OF Bear Creek,
passed through this yicini ty en-
route to the oil city.
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Mrs. Mary Brown Dead.

Mrs. Mary Brown, familiarly
known as "Grandma" Brown, died
at the residence of her son Will
liam, in Columbus, Tuesday, and
the remains were brought to Lo.
gan to-day for interment. She
had left this city about three
weeks ago to make her home with
her son, Funeral services were
held in Columbus this morning
She was 80 years of age and was
well and favorab!y known by the
people of Logan.
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Strawberry Ridge

Building fence and grubbine
seems to he the order of the day.
Dick Herl and wife left Satur.
day for their home in Henry coun-
ty.
Charley Thompson, of Doanyille,
spent last Friday with +. G. Hun
ter and family.
Bertha kepler, of Haydenvllle,
spent several days with Il. O..
Hamblin/
Mrs. Harley Ruble and children,
of Junction City, are spending a
few weeks with her mother, Mrs.
L. Coakley.
VIM. Ellinger was married last
Sunday. He surprised many of
his friends.
Mrs. Louie Williams, of Logan,
spent the latter part of the week
with C. Q. Nelson.
f. q. Hunter and wife had as
their sunday guests VIM. Bartho-
low and wife, of Logan. John
George and Miss Audree Shaffer.
Miles Graham spent Saturday
and Sunday with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. j. II. Graham.
Miss Audree Schsffer was in
Nelsonville, Monday.
Mary Ellinger and Audres
Sehaffer were the guests of Flor
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Bremen Route /

1t begins to look like spring was
coming sure.
w, II. Funk, wife and children
were sunday guests of Sylvester
Horkman and family.
Miss Florence Polling, who was
visiting at Crawfis Institute last
week, returned home Saturday
w. A. Scholl and sister Dora,
were Bremen business visitors Sat
urday.
Sylvester Hickman and wife
and Thomas Newman and wife
were Logan visitors Saturday.
w. A. Scholl, Frank Larimer
and Dora scholl were the Sunday
guests of Mrs. Margaret Larimer
and family.
Miss Laura and A!va Poling at
tended church at Ebenezer, Satur.
day night.
j. ii. Scholl, wife and daugh-
ters Jennie and Irene, were Bremen
visitors Saturday,
Charles Polling, of Bremen visit
ed at the home of VIM. Scholl's,
Monday and Tuesday.
w. H. Funk and wife were the
guests of the latter's parents.
The Rushcrsek Telephone Co.
held a meeting at Geo. Kellsn-
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NiCkIe Plate

Miss Josephine Bay, of New
Plymouth, one of the Logan High
School girls, was the guest of
Zola Keller over Sunday.
John Cramblit called on Henry
Rheinscheld, Sunday morning.
Mr.. Wilbur, of Logan, has
moved in Mrs. Shifts house, close
to the Nickle Plate school house.
Walter Harden, who has been
housed up with the mumps, is able
to be in school again.
Robert Shaw visited home folks,
Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. f.. d. Harden was called
to the bedside Of her Mother, Mrs.
Dupler, who ls quito i'll with
dropsy.
Henry Shutter will move off of
the Hine farm this spring.
C. Fl. Gessell's is busy hauling
hay from his farm to the Bates
farm where he now lives.
Ed Funk was up to Ewing, one
day last week buying hides.
j. j Keller spent Monday eve
ning at John Cramblits.
Master Lawrence Crambllts ia
out of school now and is having
seige of the mumps.
Zola Keller was at Henry Kel-
ler's in Logan on Monday night
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Birthday Surprise

On Tuesday evening nun Der
of l.. j. Quinn's railroad friends
gave him surprise. While he was
enjoying good smoke and the
evening paper, the crowd rushed
in upon him. Later, the evening
was spent in playing cards and
music. At eleven O'Clock, Mrs.
Quinn served two course lunch
in the dining room. assisted by
the Misses Anna Shannon and
Clara Quinn. Mr.. Quinn was pre-
sented with an elegant umbrella
from the "boys."
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ence O'Hare last Friday.

ence Q'Hare last Friday.
Jap O'Hare, of near Union Fur
mace, spent Sunday with NJ.
O'Hare.
Charley Linton and Ramey
Nutter are employed at the Fac
tory at Greendale.
K. G.. Hunter and wife spent
Thursday with their daughter,
Mrs. Media Bartholow, of Logan.
Farley Nutter and wife will
spend few weeks in Henry coun-
tY.
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Queen Esther Circle

The Queen Esther Circle met at
the home of Miss Hester Mercer
Tuesday evening. The subject of
the evening was "The Last Stand
of the Frontier" There was a
piano solo by Miss Precious Cor
rsll. Question of Facts was
read by Miss Mary Burberry; a
piano solo by Miss Hilda Gabriel !;
"Mrs. Howe's Black Silk" by Miss
Mary Wright; piano duet by
Misses Correll and Gabriel; "The
Last Stand" by Miss Anna Thorn
as; recitation by Josephine Gra-
ham, and "A Modern Fairy Tale"
by Miss Ethel Hills. The follow
ing new mem bers were admitted
to the Circle Mildred McLaugh-
lin, Josephine Graham, Lena
Schorr and Waveline Woodruff.
The visitors were Misses Odabell
Burberry, Precious Correll and
Virginia McPeck, of Columbus.
A light lunch was served.
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"The Arrival of Kittyn. a

"fhe Arrival of Kitty, a clean,
three-act come dy, will be pre-
sented at the Logan Opera House,
Friday, March IL, This piece
has been on the road all season and
not once has it received single
adverse criticism. 1t has been pro
nounced everywhere as the best
comedy since the days of "Char-
ley's Aunt, which was so popular
few years ago. IL will bs given
here by the original cast.
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Real Estate For Sale.

Some excellent farms near Lo.
gan. Farms of all sizes and al
prices and all distances from Lo-
gan. Some splendid vacant lots
and the location can't be beaten.
flenJY of town property. See
them. H. CoRNwELL, at the
Singer Store.
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LEGAL NOTICE

Is unknown, will taze notice that ON the attn
day OF March, 1903, Bertha NJ Richmond
hled her petition against him In the Court
OF common Pleas OF Hooking county, ohio.
The prayer OF said petition 10 for divorce
against said defendant on the grounds OF
adultery and gross neglect OF duty, and IA
be restored TO her maiden name OF Berths
NJ. ii Heselden. said Earl Richmond ID re.
y uired 60 answesasid Detilion on or before
April 18th. isOs. o. w. II. WRIGHT.
-. Attorney for Plsiatin
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May Tour America
columbus Dispatch /

columbus Dispatch
Irma Wright Helms, an Ohio
soprano who has lived and studied
the past ten years in Florence,
Italy, was the assisting singer with
Signor Mario Carocci, baritone, in
February concert in Florence.
Mrs. Heims's numbers were
30 Santisslma Vergine Maria"
by Gordlgiani, "Ein Schwan,' by
Grieg, "Ninna Nanna," by Brogi,
"Je vais almer," by Montgrietf
Duets by Saint. Saens and Bordese
were on the program. Mrs. Helms
is expected in America for a con-
cert season, probably that of 1909
and 1910.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1909-03-04

Those who saw "Charley' &
Aunt" when that comedy was In
the height Of popularity, will
want tn witness Norman Lee Swar.
tout's charming comedy, "rhe Ar.
rival of Kitty which G. $. Will
Jams brings to the Logan Opera
House, Friday, March 10Th. This
piece has been breaking all records
for attendance in every theatre
that it has been played this season
and it has been declared by press
and public to be the best example
of comedy that has been seen on
the stage in many years. 1t is
freshingly free from vulgar lines
or obiectional situations and fur
nishes an evening Of unalloyed
pleasure to those WHO witness it.
1t will be given here by the same
original company that has been
winning the praise and plaudits
of press and public of other cities.
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RECEIVERS NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given that on tha8th day
appointed and qualified as Receiver OF The
Peoples store Co, a COZ tporatIon, witbit It's
principal place OF business In Logan. hock-
Ing county, Ohio. -iI 49,,
BY order OF the Court OF Common Pleas,
al creditors are required to present their
claims properly verified, to the Receiver on
an order of distribution Will be asked at
mat Iine; Claims not presented on or be-
Iore March 3Oth Will not be entitled to the
distrlbutiye share OF the money on hand Rl
that time. j, u. BROWN,
Receiver OF the Peoples store co.
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Dinner Party

Miss Maggie Blum, at Rock
bridge, Ohio entertained the fol-
lowing guests at dinner lest Sun
day: Miss Edyth Martzlof, of
New Lexington, Miss Nellie Bray,
of Logan, Mr.. and Mrs. Luther
Blum and Herman Blum, of Enter
prise.
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Married

Phillips. Emrick. March ., 1909,
at the U. b. parsonage in Logan,
by Rev. J. W. Willis, Mr.. Charles
f. Phillips, of Logan, and Mrs.
Lille Emrick, of Gore.
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The j. w. Linton plat of land,
north Of Logan, has changed own
ers. 1t is said that the purchasers
were not residents of this commu-
nifty and the price paid was
$l20OO.00.
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Mr.. Charles Koontz left today
for visit with relatives in Colum.
bus. 1t is rnmored that while in
the capita city he will be welded
to . Logan girl
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Saturday Club

Mrs. d. A. Rannells received the
members of the Saturday Club last
Saturday, and very pleasant
time spent in listening 10 an ex-
cellent paper by Mrs. Homer
Wright on "The Romance of Three
Artists" Mrs. T. f.. Warren was
q guest. y"
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Nondsscript

NOndsscript
The Nondescript Club met with
Mrs. &. F. Alpin, Feb. 25. Re-
sp0nees to roll call, "Your Favor
ite Novel" +" Mrs. Chris Juergen,
smler read IA very interesting paper
on "Indiscriminate Novel Read
ing," which was followed by "a
round table talk, lead by Mrs. j.
T. Mccormick, who presented the
subject, 1.-THE Word We Empha-
ssze, showing the different con.
structioas one may put on SEN
tsncs by the word they may choose
90 emphasize. After the program
an elaborate four-course dinner
was served, and all emphasized
the same word, excellent" The
following guests were present
Mrs. Charles Spselman and Mrs.
Ben Tritsch, of Columbus; Mrs.
Gus Magoon, Mrs. Will Larimer,
Mrs. Will Bowen. MIS-. John
Rochester, Mrs. N. II. Carrell,
Mrs. Lsfe Warner, Mrs. West and
che Misses Allie Smith and Mona
Stinchfeld. Mrs. Ed Rlsinschmidt
viii receive the club at their next
lsstihg.
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The infant child of Mr.. and
Mrs. Adolph Gompf, died Wednes
day morning, and the funeral oc-
cured Wednesday afternoon.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1909-03-04

The Glare Vaughan Wales Co.
played to full house at the Opera
House last evening. The enter.
tainment was iirst class.
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Mrs. Henry Heigleheimer, of Co
lumbus, spent Monday and Tues
day in Logan with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Mattox.
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Mrs. Il. X. Walburn spent Tues
day in Columbus, attending a
meeting of the Research Club, of
which she is a member.
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Mr.. Il, A. Schoolev, of Junction
City, spent Monday in Logan.
He was taken into the. Lodge of
Elks on Monday evening,
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Miss Ida Jurgensmier, of Day
ton spent several days last week
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Jurgepsmier.
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Mr.. Harley Clark will offer for
sale at the Adam Funk farm, two
miles southwest of Logan, on
Thursday, March IS, u lot of
farming utensils and live stock.
Sale to begin at 10 O'Clock.
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Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Cremean re-
turned from Lima, Wednesday,,
where they have been visiting Mr..
Cremean's 8 relatives.
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Charley Phillips went to Straits
Vile, Friday, to work on the brick
yard.
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Mr.. j. G. Brown has sold his
Glenvew Heights residence to Mr..
o. I. Higgie, and will give po-
session first of April.
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Mr.. f. f. Chilcote, of South
Bloomingvllle, Is spending a few
days with relatives in Logan.
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= John Donahue, of MinertowD,
spent one day in Logan, last week
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Jolly Dozen

The Jolly Dozen will meet at
the home of Mrs. M. Fl. Cheering
ton, Monday evening, the hns-
bands also being invited.
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Mr.. Harry Blosser, of Colum bus,
spent Tuesday in Logan, the guest
of his parenta, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
L Biosser.
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&. T. Stephenson spent a couple
IF days in Columbus, last week.
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Mr.. Joseph G. Frantz, of Starr,
is spending few days with rela-
tives in Logan this week.
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Misses Rose Shrader, Agnes
and Lizzie Welker, of Lancaster,
spent Sunday with relatives and
friends in Logan.
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John Evans, of Logan, has gone
to Ashland, Ky, to work in a
Furniture Factory.
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Miss CoriEne Dicken, of Ian
caster, accompanied by Miss
Brown. spent Sunday with her
parents in Logan.
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Mack Dickson, of Logan, was a
business visitor at Union Furnace,
Friday.
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Joseph Stephenson, of Straits
vile, was in Logan, Saturday.
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Mrs. Thad Allen, who has been
the guest of her mother, Mrs.
Emily Petty Of Jacksonville, return
ed home Monday.
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Miss Emma Ullom, of Macarthur,
spent last Saturday in Logan.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Hansel
spent from Wednesday until Sat
urday at Dayton.
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Mrs. George Geiger returned the
first of the week from Westerville.
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Miss Mary Davey returned from
a VISIT With Nelsonville friends.
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Mr.. Daniel Bailey, of Rock
bridge, was caller at our office,
last Saturday.
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Judge @. w. H. Wright was a
business visitor in Jacksonville,
Monday.
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Mr.. Porter Sweazy, of Rachel
macher, was visitor in Logan,
last Saturday.
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Attorney Whitcraft was In Mid
dleport, Tuesday on business.
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SOCIETY NEWS
Tourist

Tourist
Mrs. +. NJ. Mckay will be hostess
for the Tourist Club, Thursday
afternoon.
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Mr.. Pearl Kuhn, of Gibisonville,
was in Logan, last Saturday.
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Jollity Clul,

The Jollity Club met with Mrs,
John Petit last evening.
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Mr.. G.. g. Ralston left Tuesday
for trip to Orange, Texas.
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LOCAL NEWS

LOCAL NEWS
e. X. Parsons spent Friday in
Columbus.
Mr.. j. w. Linton was business
visitor at Starr, last week.
Mr.. G. G. Ralston left Tuesday
for trip to Orange, Texas.
Mr.. Pearl Kuhn, of Gibisonville,
was in Logan, last Saturday.
Miss Emma Ullom, of Macarthur,
spent last Saturday in Logan.
Attorney Whitcraft was In Mid
dIeport, Tuesday on business.
Joseph Stephenson, of Straits
vile, was in Logan, Saturday.
Miss Mary Davey returned from
a visit with Nelsonville friends.
&. T. Stephenson spent couple
IF days in Columbus, last week.
John DOnahue, of MinertowD,
spent one day in Logan, last week
Mrs. George Geiger returned the
first of the week from Westerville.
Charley Phillips went to Straits
Vile, Friday, to work on the brick
yard.
Mack Dickson, of Logan, was q
business visitor at Union Furnace,
Friday.
Judge @. w. H. Wright was
business visitor in Nelsonville,
Monday.
Mr.. Porter Swsazy, of Rachel
was visitor in Logan,
ast Saturday.
Mr.. Daniel Bailey, of Rock
'rldge, was caller at our office,
ast Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Hansel
800. e o.
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Mr.. j. w. Linton was business
visitor at Starr, last week.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-18
HERE'S A CHANCE FOR
THE BUDDING DRAMAT ST
BY Lee shubert.


l may say there is nothing in all my
work as a producing manager which so
interests me as the search for new
authors with new ideas. Also there is
nothing that gives me more pleasure
than, having discovered a dramatic
work apparently inspired with some
new thought, to give the author the as
sistance of every technical depart
ment under the control of our firm, so
that his play may be offered to the
public in the form and manner best
calculated to obtain judicious approval.
AS to my method of considering plays
for production, l will say that l always
prefer to have the complete manuscript
at hand, and not to make snap judg-
ments from outlines. Characterization
and detail, almost impossible to give
in scenario form, may make what seems
primarily to be an unplausible idea
quite natural or may ruin an idea
which at first seemed quite within rea-
son and feasible for dramatic treat
ment. l do not like to read plays. |
like to have them read to me, when /
can sit down and devote my entire at
tention to the matter without Interrupt
tion.
"The Road to Yesterday" and THE
Witching Hour" were highly successful
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-18

George Cohan will go to London next
season.