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The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1909-10-28
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RAILROAD NEWS
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Our old friend Lash Miller, tele
graph operator, went to West
Virginia, about two weeks ago, to
work the keys on the Virginian
Railway, but he came back. He
worked five days. The place at
the dispatchers station high up in
the mountains two miles from any
habitation, was not heavenly in
the first place, and secondly, Lash
has secured the i'll will of his
''buddy" dispatcher that he
shifted trick with at midnight,
and he feels much safer at home.
The fifth night that Lash was
on the job, he noticed when he
came to the station that his "bud-
dy" was very much intoxicated on
mountain dew. He disputed with
Lash about certain number train
that had just passed the station,
and when Lash took the key to
call up and report the train, his
"co-operator' pulled a revolver
and began promiscuous shooting
in the direction of Lash, and there
was some danger of being hit.
Lash seized a nice hickory club
that had answered the purpose of
window prop, and he cast it
vigorously at the said shootist,
about the time that leaden mis-
sle came interesting close to Lash s
arm. The club was we'll aimed
and struck the assailant over the
eye. He fell in heap and it was
some hours after the doctor ar
rived before he could locate his
pulse. But now that the pulse is
found and the fellow is recovering,
our friend Lash has no interests
in West Virginia that demand his
immediate presence there.
He walked four miles over the
mountains to another station, and
came home to Logan. He hopes
his "buddy" will recover alright,
but there is no particular need of
their meeting and greeting, or ex-
planning how it happened. This
thing Of friends looking down
through the plait glass among the
beautiful flowers and saying,
"Don't he look natural" is not
for Lash if he can make other ar.
rangements. Hence his pleasant
sojourn in the bosom of his fami-
ly
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Marion No, 6

Shucking corn and wading through
the mud seems to be the order of the
day.
DIR. j. Rutter closed the No.
school on account of diphtheria.
Addie Rutter called on Mrs. Frank
Fickel, Friday.
A gas line is being laid through this
locality.
Chas. Woods and wife were Logan
visitors Thursday.
Frank Polling, the No. 6 instructor,
spent Thursday night with Chas.
Woods and family.
Miss-U can't recall her name
just now,) seems to be the champion
tomato eater OF this neck of the
woods.
Mr.. Oscar Hammond, of this place,
and Miss Clara Nixon, of Oreville,
was united in marriage recently.
Hello, Bremen Route ! correspond
ent, oh my. how time does fly.
Hello Skunk Hollow scribe, sorry to
hear you got cane molasses behind
your ears and in your hair, you must
have been trying to eat it in the dark
and couldn't find your mouth.
Well, | must close for this time,
hoping these don't reach the waste
basket, as this is almost the first time
| ever wrote items and probably / can
do better next time.
CUNNING KID.
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Physicians In Each School.

That the present system of edu.
cation stunts the growth of the
child and leads to evils that will
develop in maturity is the opinion
of DR.. c. o. Probst, of the State
Board of Health. He also is of
the opinion that the number of
school hours should be regulated
according to the age of the child
since he said, the young pupil can
only be kept interested in his
studies for short time and after
this the efforts of his teacher are
Of no profit to him.
TO correct some of the evils that
now exist in the schools, the State
Board of Health recently approved
a bill which will be presented at
the next session of the Legislature,
and which has for it's ultimate
purpose the statloning of a physi-
clan in every school, who will be
as much part of the makeup of
the school system as is the princi-
pal and teacher.
In explanation of the bill DR..
Probst stated that eventually a
new speciality in medicine will re-
suit if the provisions of the pro-
posed law are carried out accord
ing to it's spirit. 1t will mean, he
said, that the physician in future
will make speciality of school
hygienics as we'll as acquire a
more intimate knowledge of the
child.
The proposed new law contem.
plates an examination of each
child in the public schools by the
teacher, who will make individual
tests for sight, hearing and breath
ing. The state board of health
will prescribe directions for max
ing these tests and examinations.
The bill further provides that
the Board of Education of each
city shall and the Board of Edu-
cation of villages and townships
may, appoint one or more physi-
clans to whom shall be referred
every pupil who returns to school
after being absent because of sick.
ness and every child who shows
signs of being in ill health or who
appears to be suffering from con-
tagious or an infectious disease.
"If any child in the public
schools is found suffering from de.
fective sight or hearing, or from
obstructions to breathing, the
Board OF Education shall cause
notice of such defect 10 be sent to
its parents or guardian, with the
recommendation that as sueh de-
feat is apt to retard It's progress
in school and ipjure its future
health the child be referred TO a
physician with the view to havin
such defect removed and IN case
any school child IS found SUFFERING Q
from or showing symptoms of
scarlet fever, diphtheria, tonsiitis,
measles, smallpox. mumps, chick.
snpox. whooping cough, traehoms, =,
pedicnlosis, ringworm, impetigo,
'r ssabies, such child shall be sent
home Immediately. or as soon as
'aIe and 49, xsganee can
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North Brownsville

VIM. Woltz's house is almost COM
pleted.
David Flowers and his son Joe were
seen on their way to Rockbridge this
week.
Mrs. Mary j. Finniefrock has been
on the sick list and is no better at
Ghis writing.
Mrs, Annie Carmickle is visiting in
Columbus with her daughter, Mary
Fox.
Bud Morris called on VIM. III.
Finniefrock, Monday.
We are having some nice rains now
and we are glad for water was about
gone.
Henry Ogg was a visitor on this
ridge this week.
Jack Morris was seen enroute to
Rockbridge.
w. W. McCray, of Logan, called on
VIM. Woltz, Tuesday.
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NEWS OF
OTHER TOWNS
Cedar Grove

Preaching at Wesley Chapel last
Sunday by Rev, Rose, of Swan, and
at Pine Grove by Rev. Fred F'ederoff,
of Saltcreek.
Jacob BANTER erected nice
monument last week at the Pine
Grove cemetery in memory of his
wife, who died about year ago.
Will Griffith was in our village last
Tuesday on business.
\ ID. G. Rose is in the lumber bust
pess.
Several of our people attended the
lancaster Fair.
John Hutton and wife, of Wesley
Chapel, were visiting with Viii barn
hart and wife last Sunday.
Miss Oracle Denton visited Ellie
Barnhart last Sunday.
Mrs. Alice Shesler visited Mrs.
Minnie Gordon last week.
Charles Thompson, Sam Marsh
and Emmit Allen attended the game
at So. Bloomingville last Sunday.
Stacey Hoy, of Saltcreek, was in our
village on business last Saturday,
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GibiSOnyilIe

Mrs. Grant Moore, Pearl Zeigler,
David Wylie, wife and children, Opal,
Lucille and Donovan, were the Sun
day guests of w. T. Brashare and
family.
Mrs. Ida Zeigler was the guest Of
her daughter Grace, of Lancaster.
Miss Grace Moore called on Nelva
Brashares. Sunday afternoon.
Misses Dellie and Nellie Stiverson
were the Sunday evening guests of
Mrs. Cora Kuhn.
Miss Godie Evans is spending a
few days with her father of Pleasant
Valley.
Miss Fanny Glaze, of So. Perry, was
the over night guest of Byron Zeigler
and family Wednesday.
Merton Weltner spent last Sunday
with his father, of Rockbridge.
Byron Zeigler, Mrs. Henderson
Glaze and Sarah Peterson left here
Thursday en- route for Paulding and
Van Vert.
Chas. Keller, son Fred, Boyd Evans
and Oscar Davis are engaged in work
ing on the pipe line near Lancaster
Rev. j. G. Watts, of Waverly, spent
Saturday night with w. Il. Brashares
and family.
Thos. Whitcraft, of the Rock House,
contemplates moving into the NJ. T..
porso mage at this place in the near
future.
Several from here attended the sale
of Thos. T. Brashares of near South
Perry. We are sorry to hear that
Joe will soon leave our midst for the
west and we wish him success where
ever he may go.
Mrs. Lulu Carr spent few days
last week with her neice, Mrs. Hazel
Russell, of } unction City.
The we'll drilled in on the John
Krinn farm recently by the Colum-
bus company, proved to be duster.
The Columbus company has located
a well on the Ogle farm where they
will begin drilling in the near future.
The long string of casing was put
in the we'll being drilled on the Joel
Voorhees, farm by the Springfield COM
pany last week and nothing prevent
ing, the we'll will be drilled in the
coming week.
The well being drilled by the
Springfield Co., on the Chas. Krinn
farm will be cased Monday and will
also be drilled in in the near future,
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CarbOnhilI

Miss Florence Sheren, of Sand Run,
was seen on our streets one day this
week.
Rev. Thompson, of Crooksville,
preached at the Christian Church
last Sunday,
Stephen Oakley, of Columbus, was
the over Sunday guests of his mother,
Mrs. John Smith.
Mrs, |. ii. Blosser is very sick at
this writing.
Garfield Spooner came home last
week from Cannonsburg, Pa, where
he has been employed in the coal
mines.
Mrs, Bertha Shaw returned to Mans
field, after two weeks visit with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Reedy.
Mrs. Noah Spooner and children
spent last week in Columbus, the
guests of Mrs. John Mitchell.
Thomas Green, of Athens, was seen
on our streets Sunday.
Percy Oakley, Of Buchtel, was the
guest OF j. w. Smith and wife last
week.
Hattie Milhuif and daughter Edna,
attended court several days last week.
Joe Walt and wife were the Sunday
guests OF the latter's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Peter Reedy
DR.. Welch was seen passing through
here last week.
There are several cases of diph-
liberia here at present, Charles Coifey
is the last case reported.
Oscar Dawley and William Neiber-
lein were in town Sunday.
Mrs. McCombs, OF Doanyille, is Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. Julia North.
Wilson Short, who has been sick for
year, is at present taking treat
ment of specialist in Columbus
Miss Lola Miller and Sylvia Smith
were seen passing through our town
Sunday.
Mrs. j. NJ. Hyde was calling on
friends here Sunday.
School began Monday, The teach
ers will have six weeks to teach In
the spring. The delay was due 10
1zsfs- ~ seats
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be found and the Board of Health
or Health Officer and the parents
or guardian of such child shall be
at once notified"
These school physicians will al
80 give lectures and Instructions
to teachers in physiology and by.
giene and in the recognition of
contagious and infectious discusses.
The same instructions will also be
impaired to the children If the
ultimate purpose of the bill is full
filled.
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TIMES FOR HOLDING CIR
CUT COUITS FOR THE
YEAR, A. D. 1910
STATE OF OHIO, FOURTH
JUDICIAL DISTRICT.

tits ordered that the day of the com
Court In each County In the Fourth Judicial
District OF Ohio. for A. ID. 1910 shall be as
January and the 9th day OF September.
Athens County-on the 18th day OF Janu-
ary and the ith day OF October
Hooking County, Gana"ry ,nS y''s and SfS the be
iith day of October.
Vinton County-On the tst day OF Febru-
ary and the ist lay OF October.
Meigs County-On the sth day OF February
and the 20th day of October.
Ga liza County-On the 10Th day OF Febru-
AIRY and the 25th day OF October.
Lawrence County-on the 22nd day OF Feb
ruary and the 27th day Of October. %, n..o,
and the 8th day OF November.
Adams County-on the 22nd day of March
Brown County-On the Goth dny OF March
and the 18th day OF November
Highland County a on the 18Th day OF
PickHway County-On the 10Th day OF
April and the 9th day OF November.
Ross County-on the 3rd day OF May and
the 6tb dav OF December.
Pike County--On the It'll day OF May and
the 18th day OF December.
Jackson 6ounty--On the 2ith day Of May
and the 10th day OF December.
Said terms begin Mt o'clock A. M.
September 9th, lgo9 -,
THOMAS A. JONES,
THOMAS CHERRINGToN,
Judges.
The State OF Ohio. Hooking County, IS:
/, ID. NJ. Solidny, Clerk OF the Circuit Court
within andfor Hooking. County, ohio, do
hereby certify the foregoing to be true and
correct copy OF the original order "Tines
for holding Courts In the Fourth Judicial
District OF Ohio, iol0," now on file In my Of
fee.
Witness my hand and the Seal OF said
Court, at Logan, Ohio, this Sth day OF Octob-
er, A. D., iH0J. ID. M. SOLIDAY,
Oct IA, 3-w Clerk.
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LEGAL NOTICE

The Southern OIL company OF room IOl5
Farmers Bank Building, Pittsburg, Pa
Will take notice that on October 10, 1900,
mon Pleas Court Of Hooking county, Ohio,
being Cause No. AIT In snid court. pray Ing
for partition OF certain real estate situate In
section ~, township II, range Is, In Hocki ing
county, Ohio, containing 90 acres more OF
less. Said southern OIL company Is required
to answer on or before November 20, 1919 and
December 2, 1909.
LOUISA PErrIr, per.
JOHN @. PETIT, her attorney.
10 2l.8w
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One at a Time

Part of the scheme to fool the
people of Ohio into believing that
the state campaign next year is
preliminary to the national cam
paign in 1912 betrays itself in the
assurance that President Taft will
want an Endorsement of his ad-
ministration by his home state
Rather inconsistent, you see, to
make it appear that the election
of state officials is perfunctory
Endorsement of national admin
istration two years in advance of
a presidential election. Surely
there must be something wrong
when the cry of "stand by the ad.
mistration" is raised in state
campaign to bolster presidential
policies.
1t will be time enough to decide
on an Endorsement of the Taft ad-
ministratioR in 1912, providing
the president becomes a candidate
for reelection.
Of greater consequence just now
to the people of Ohio is the fact
that they have an administration
of their own to stand by next year.
They are not to be deceived by a
false cry raised TO conceal the real
purpose. They intend to stand by
Governor Harmon's administration
next year, and will attend to
President Taft's administration
when the proper time comes, hich
will be two years later.
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Probate Notice

Notice Is hereby given that the following
Accounts and Vouchers have been filed in
for First partial settlement Of John Hansel,
administrator OF the estate Of II. A. Iles
deceased, and the same will come on for
1909 at 10 O'Clock A, Nj. or as soon thereafter
rs may be convenient
J.C. .STOUGHTON.
Oct. 21, 3-w Probate Judge.
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Probate Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the following
Accounts and Vouchers have been filed In
the Probate Court of Hooking County, Ohio,
for First and Final settlement Of James @.
Stone, Executor OF the estate OF BENJAMIN
Dennis, deceased, and the same Will come
OH for hearing on the 5th. day OF November
A. ID. 1907 at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, or as soon
thereafter as may be convenient.
&C. STOUGHToN,
Oct. Il, 3-wks. Probate Judge.
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LEGAL NOTICE

Edward Lacy. whose place OF residence is
unknown to plaintiff, Is hereby notified
that Margaret Lacy has flied her petition
against him for divorce and custody OF chill
dren, in Case No. 41b7, Of the Common Pleas
Court OF Hooking County, Ohio, and that
said cause Will be for hearing on or aft or
November 18th, 19O9 H f.. SPARNON.
Sept. 30, 6-w Attorney for Plaintiff
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Probate Notice

Notice is he reby given that the following
Accounts and Vouchers have been filed in
the Probate Court of locking Comfy Ohio,
for second settlement OF George II. Brooker,
administrator OF the estate of Joseph Brook
er, deceased, and the same will come on for
hearing on the 18th day of November A. ID.
1907 at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, or as soon thereafter
us may be convenient
10. STOUGHTON.
Oct. q, 3-w Probate Judge.
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Probate Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the following
Accounts and Vouchers have been filed in
the Probate Court OF Hooking County, Ohio,
for First Partial settlement of w, A. Don.
aldsOn, Guardian OF Ray s. Terrell, n minor,
and the same will come on for hearing on
the 9Th. day OF November A. ID. 1909 at ~
O'Clock A. NJ, or soon thereafter as may be
convenient.
J.C SToUG HToN,
Oct. II, 3-wks. Probate Judge.
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Notice of Appointment.

Estate Of Asenath Wright, deceaAed.
The undersigned has been appointed and
qualified as Administrator of the estate OF
Asenath Wright, deceased. Dated this Vth.
day OF October 1909. F. p. MARTIN,
Oct. II. 3-wks. Admin st rator.
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Boys get your bells and tin cans
ready for there will be a wedding in
the near future.
Mrs. Laura Beavers and daughter
were seen Wednesday on their way to
the cemetery
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Notice of Appointment.

Estate of Angeline Dent, deceased.
The undersigned has been appointed and
qualified as Administrator of the estate Of
Angeline Dent, late of Hooking County,
Ohio, deceased. Dated this 14th. day of Oc-
tober 1909. JOHN DENT,
Oct. II. 3-wks. Administrator.
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Notice of Appointment

Estate of Joseph Fickel. deceased
The undersigned has been appointed and
qualified as Executrix of the estate oil
Joseph Fickel, late of Hooking County
Ohio, deceased. Dated this Goth day OF Oc-
tober, 1892 IDA FICKEL,
Oct. q, 3-w EXecutrix,
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Notice of Attachment.

Before ID. III. Lappen, u Justice OF the
Peace In and Tor Falls Township, Hooking
County, Ohio.
Roy A, Hansel. Plaintiff.
VS..
Frank T.. Brackncy, Defendant.
On the 18th. day OF October 1901, said Jus-
tice Issued ,nn order Of attachment In the
Hundred and Three Dollars.
Roy A, HANsEL.
Logan. Ohio, October Is, 1900. oct 2l.3 W
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Mz &ee4

(From Columbus DiSpateh. Jass IT. 'o9)
We have over one thousand cases In
Columbus. Ask anyone from there
about Natures Creation and it's a hun
they know personally OF some OF these
wonderful cases. How can one doubt
the shheieney OF this treatment when
the@1 yonderful casesY Send for val
nab'e hen2|zEz 4hieh 4 senl postpaid
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Notice of Attachment.
William II. Welch. Plaintiff.
vs.,

Frank Braekney, defendant.
Before j. NJ. Floyd. Justice Of Peace. OF
Falls Township, Hooking County, Ohio.
ON the 18th. day ofOctober A. ID. 1879. said
above aoiion Tor the sum OF One Hundred
and Two DoIiars.
WILLIAM II. w ELoH,
Oct. si,s.w. Logan, Ohio, October NJ ists.
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TIMES FOR HOLDING COM.
MON PLEAS COURTS, A. D.,
1910.
State of Ohio, Seventh Judicial
District.

1t is ordered that the day of the COM
mencement OF each term OF the Common
Judicial District OF Ohio, for A. ID. 1910, shall
Adams County-on the nth day of Janu-
uary on the 18TH day OF April, and on the
Athens County-On the l4th day of Feb.
ruary; on the'Fth day OF May, and on the
Fairfield County-On the 18th day OF Janu-
ary; on the 9TH day OF April, and on the ~ st
Gailla Connty-on the 10th day Of Janu.
nary; on the llth day of April, and on the
3lst day OF October.
HOOKING COUNTY-S3aRv u she 9aSn sra n
any; on the ith day OF April, and on the Mth
day of October.
uary on the End day OF May, and on the I8lh
day of September.
Lawrence County--Op the 2sth day of
February; on the 10Th day OF May, and on
the 18th day OF September.
Meigs County-On the 3lst uay Of January; ;
on the 9th day OF May, and on the 10th day
OF october.
Monroe Connty-on the 4th day OF Janu-
ary; on the l2th day OF April, and on the 10Th
day OF September.
Perry County-on the 7th day of Febru-
day OF November.
Pike tounty-On the 2lst day OF March on
the 9TH day OF June, and on the 3lst day of
Scloto county-on the nth day OF Janu-
AIRY on the 10Th day OF May, and on the 18th
day OF September.
Vinton County-0n the 7th day OF March;
on on me the ~ day OF May, and on the 5th day
Washington County-on the 18Th day of
January on me 10th day OF May, and on the
10 Is further ordered that the courts OF the
FIRST subdivision be held by Judges Wood,
Jones ana Pyle AS follows: Judge Wood
shall hold the three terms In Athens Coun-
ty and the term In Monroe County, begin:
nlng January 4th. 1910 Judge Jones shall
hold the three terms In Washington County
and he term In Monroe County, beginning
April ~, 1910 Judge Pyle shall hold tn o
26, 1910.
That the courts OF the Second Sub. vision
pe Dc held by Judges Bradbury, Marin and
That the courts In the Third subdivision
be held by Judges Blair, Corn and Middle
II is further ordered that the Ion John G.
ald me said terms OF court begin at 10
O'CLOCK a. m.
Dated at Columbus, Ohio, this 10th day of
october, A d., 1909.
q 20. L. MARTIN DAVID WARREN JONES
ALBION n. BLAIR EDWARD E.CoRS
j Nj. WOOD JoHH q REEVES
Judges Seventh Judicial District.
The state of Ohio, Hooking County, IS.
i, l.. N. Soliday, Clerk OF the Court OF Com
mon Pleas within and for Hooking County.
be true ana correct copy of the original
order "Times Tor holding Courts IN the |
Seventh Judicial District OF Ohio. l9i0.n
now on file IN my ONCE.
Court at Logon. Ohio, this zlst day of IQe-
ocI' ,is' 4. i a.w'' " 80 oissk