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The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1909-02-11


as did also the circuit court. Now
the case is remanded back to the
common pleas court for 're.trial.
Mr.. Eugene Wright also attacked
the constitutionality of the law
and was complimented for his ef-
fort in the premises, by the judge
rendering the opinion, but the law
was declared constitutional, the
circuit holding in line with the
supreme court in the Teac hers
Institute Case for pay in attend
ing Institutes. Mr.. Wright says
he will carry the case to the su-
preme court because it represents
a principal that is of Importance
as other teachers have done their
own janitor work and did not get
pay and did not demand it. That
il this is the law there is no end of
cases to be brought. Attorney
Whitcraft represents j. w. Schaal.
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Liquors for Home Use.

l wish to advise my friends that
| have accepted a position as bar
tender and mail-order agent in one
of the best and most complete sa-
looms in Lancaster, and am situat-
ed at the corner of East Main and
Cherry streets, Citizens phone
No. 554. l am making special
ty of mail-order business and will
send good goods promptly to my
friends in Logan upon their order.
We handle the best brands of lq-
uors, wines and beers there are
made, and at satisfactory prices.
Ring me up or mail me your or
der for your home use and ! will
supply you. When in Lancaster
give me call and l will appreci-
ate your patronage.
Tom MCCALL.
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Hartman-MCCarthy

On Sunday evening, at the Hun
ter street Lutheran church, the
Hartman and Mccarthy families
remained after the services, to be
present on very important occa-
sion in their families, the marri-
age of Mr.. Lewie Hartman to Miss
Minnie M. Mccarthy, the cere-
mony being impressively erform-
ed by Rev. Spoehr. The groom is
one of Logan's most prosperous
young business men and very
useful member of the Board of
Public Affairs of our town. The
bride is the only daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Mccarthy, and
is very amiable and accomplish
ed young lady. Mr. and Mrs.
Hartman went direct to an ele-
CANT new and we'll appointed home
On south Walnut street, where
they will be at home to their many
friends in Logan. The DEMOCRAT
SENTINEL joins in wishing them a
joyous life together.
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and was the result Of Mr.. Wolfe
getting hurt by tressel of the
company dragging him off load
of hay and severely iniuring HIM.
He claimed that the company had
put in some new braces on the
tressel that he was unawares of
and that the braces were too low
for the convenient passing of the
public and that his injury was
due to their negligence in 30 OBJ
structing the public highway.
The Railway Co. claimed that the
accident came about by his own
careessness and shat they were
not responsible for his injury.
After the plaintiffs evidence was
all in the council for the defend
ant entered motion that the case
be taken from the jury and the
case dismissed on the grounds that
there was NO evidence tending to
show that the Railroad Go. had
caused any injury to the plaintiff
by their negligence and that the
accident could have been prevent
ed had the plaintiff exercised due
care. The court sustained the
motion and the case was dismissed.
The case being tried as we go to
press is the case of Clarence Mont
gomery VS. VIM. Rlsley. 1t is
matter of some estate settlement.
Mr.. Montgomery married Mr..
Risley's daughter and by the
union one child was born. The
wife died but the child is still
living.
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73rd Anniversary

More than dozen kind neigh
bors of Mrs. John Savey Sr. gave
the good old lady little surprise
on Monday night of this week.
They came into her home bearing
their lunch with them and told her
that in honor of her having that
day reached the 73rd year OF her
age they were going to take pos
session of the house and help her
celebrate the occasion. The good,
kind lady was willing that they
remain and they spent the evening
joyously in conversation and
lunch, and when departing, wish
ed Mrs. Savey many more years to
live and enjoy her friends.
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Thimble and Art

On Wednesday afternoon the
Thimble and Art Club met with
Mrs. Will Bowen, and while the
weather was very inclement it did
did not interfere with the men,
bers putting in appearance, as
as they knew from past experiences
what good time was ahead of
them. Responses to Roll Call
were readings from the life of
Lincoln. Mrs. Bowen served an
elegant six o'clock dinner of two
courses. Mrs. F. 5. Case, Mrs.
DR.. Aplin and Mrs. DR.. Wright
were guests.
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Kings Daughters

The Kings Daughters held their
monthly meeting at the home of
Mrs. DR.. Cherrington, Feb. 5th.
Mrs. Mckay read the scripture
lesson, roll call was then respond.
ed to by items of interest of Mo
hamed religion, Nellie Allen then
favored them with piaao solo.
This was followed by two very in
teresting talks by Mrs. Worrell
and Nellie Stracke on Mohamed
Religion. Mary Gabriel spoke a
selection entitled The Kings
Daughters" They were then en-
tertalned by the trio consisting Of
Minnie McBroom, Esther Cook
and Nellie Allen. The meeting
was then adjourned and All elegant
supper was served The visitors
were Mrs, John Rsdebaugh, Mrs
Charles Ucksr, Miss Ethel Hills
and Miss Margaret Cook.
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W. r. M. S.

W. r. NJ. S.
The Womsn's Foreign Mission
ary Society of the NJ. K. Church
held II very interesting meeting
Tuesday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. A. G. Upton. The afternoon
was DEVOTED to Lincoln. A most
ENJOYABLE feature was the musical
numbers rendered by Gerald Lam
ming, Doyne Wardwell, Harold
Upton and Hilda Gabriel. This
quartette is becoming quite fam
Gus. Mrs. Upton served a fine
two. course lunch.
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Saturday, March Is. A. D. 1909.

at one o'clock, p. NJ. on said day, offer for
sale at public auction, the following lands
ana tenements, situate in Township number
y In Hooking county, and described as fol
lows:
Being fractional lot, number nine taO,
section number twenty.eight t2s) township
number twelve ~, range number sixteen
.lb) containing 50 acres more or less, also
fractional lot number five t5) section num-
per twenty-seven t2I) township number
Twelve I2) range number sixteen ti8)
Appraised ut $4,000.
Ter ms Sale: One third cash, one third
In one year, and one third in two years, de-
ferred payments to be evidenced by promis-
sorry notes OF the purchaser or purchasers,
10 draw interest ut the rate OF o per cent
from date of sale and to be secured BY mort.
gage on the premises sold.
Given under my hand at logan, Ohio, this
9TH day of February, A ID, 1sJs.
GEORGE Il WILLIAMSON
Sherirf of Hooking County.
o. VIII. Wright, attorney for plaintiff
Feb. IL, 5-w
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COMMON PLEAS COURT

The court of common pleas came
on Monday with Judge George +.
Martin on the bench with pro-
posed bunch of jury cases on the
docket set down for trial. The
Jurors were called as follows: A.
G. Upton, Logan; VIM. Rommel,
Laurel; Thos. O'Neill, Starr;
Arthur Thomas, Ward; George H.
Trimmer, Ward, George Kline,
Falls; John Beery, Falls; VIM
Coe, Ward; VIM. Weltner, Good
Hope, Henry Shafer, Logan; Fred
Foss, Ward; James Brown, Mar
ION; Rudolph Rempel, Logan;
Henry Klinker, Laurel; Henry
Shuttleworth, Murray; II. H,
Spurrier, Washington; George F.
Blum, Falls; N. C. Bowers, Perry;
Henry Roby, Logan, and Marino
Cook, Ward. Some of these
Juriors were excused for various
reasons, and twelve men were
sworn in and the first case called.
The case of Charles Breene vs
The Logan Brick Mfg. Co., which
is the Kerlin Bros. plant. Mr..
Breene was book keeper for the
company and sued them for $780,
81. He was the only witness in
the case and told how the debt
came about and that the com.
pany's note that they held against
him was not bonified, but was
given by him in lieu of proposed
stock that he never got. He had
contracted verbally for 1910. 90
worth of stock bonds, that they
were issuing at that time, but
that the bonds were never deliver
ed to him, though he had often
demanded the same. He asked
judgement for the full amount and
the Brick company sought to off
set his claim with this note given
by him, but he showed conclusive
ly that the note was not to appear
against him in the transaction and
the jury granted him judgement
for the full amount of the claim
with interest, ambunting to 1916
The next case on was the case
of Kleinsmith Bros. vs. Mrs. j. J
Snider for money. The Klein
smith Bros. are brick and stone
masons and do cement work
They had put In steps and walks
at the Snider residence and Mrs.
Snider had paid $4,000 on the bill !
but refused to pay the balance
asked for. The jury found in
fover of the woman.
On Monday afternoon the court
heard the Peoples Store troubles
and granted that the Receiver j.
G. Brown should sell the entire
store to the highest bidder as a
whole, and he did so to the firm of
Johnson Beverage d Co., Nelson.
vile and Athens parties, who will
continue the business,
During all day on Tuesday and
a large part OF Wednesday the
case OF Charles Wolfe VS. The
Hooking Valley Ry, Co, was heard.
II came up from Starr township.
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Social WhirI.

ooCiui VuhIs
The Social Whirl met Monday even.
ing with Miss Eva Hyatt, on East
Second st. The home of the hostess
was beautifully decorated with valin-
tine favors, An interesting contest
was enjoyed by all, Miss Rose Shannon
receiving the Club prize, a piece of
China. Miss Bertha Gano received
the guests prize, carnations. Miss
Hiatt served a delicious two-course
lunch, each place marked with dainty
yalintine favors. While the club
members and guests were enjoying
themselves in the dining room, they
were pleasantly surprised with sweet
strains of music rendered by the
"String Orchestra" who were station
ed In the parlor. During the evening
the hostess had a valentine Wheel"
OF fortune, which afforded much
amusement TO all. Several beautiful
vocal and instrumental solos were
rendered by members of the club and
Miss Gano. Mrs. VIM. Eisele and
Bertha Gano were guests OF the Club.
The next meeting will be with Miss
Mary Smith.
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Junia

The Junia Club met Monday
night with Mrs. Will Strentz at
her cozy home on Glenview
Heights. Mrs. Dillon Sanderson
very ably presided during the
meeting in the absence of the
President. Europe was the sub
ject for the evening and "King.
doms, Empires and Republics" :"
discussed by Mrs. John Smith,
Helena Blasius and Miss Grace
Finney, which were very entertain
ing and instructive. Mrs. Strentz
wau assisted in serving delicious
lunch by her sister, Mrs. A. X.
Smith.
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Soup Supper

On Tuesday the Pythian Sis
ters entertainment committee
served soup supper to the sisters
after the lodge was out. The COM
mlttee were: Mesdames w. A.
Henderson, Chris Jurgensmier,
Mutchmore and j. +. Walker.
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The ladies of the Maccabees
will have sewing bee and 10c
supper in the Maccabee Hall,
Thursday, February Is, and every
body is invited. Supper served at
o'clock
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1909-02-11

Several new houses will be built
on Glenview Heights this summer !;
James Shaw, Porter Waugh, f. r.
Bright and Ed Eberst will all
build houses on the Heights.
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The First ward ladies of the M.
f. church will hold market on
Saturday, February 18th, at the
G. H. Kennard store. Fresh pies,
cake and home made bread.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1909-02-11

The Ladies' Auxiliary will hold
their Euchre Party on Tuesday
evening, February 1G, instead of
February %, as announced in
these columns last week.
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A special service will be held in
st. Paul's Episcopal church to-
morrow evening (Frihay) at 7:15
p. NJ, in honor of Abraham Lin
coin. All are invited.
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Ladies' Auxiliary

The ladies of St. Mary's Auxil.
iary spent a very pleasant evening
Wednesday evening at their hall.
The feature of the evening was n
taffy pull, which all enjoyed to the
fullest extent.
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Mr.. C. f. Brehm, foreman at
the Journal Gazette office, has
purchased the w. III. Strentz lot
ON GIenview Heights.
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Mrs. Kershner, mother of Mrs.
Will Snider, is the guest of her
daughter, at their beautiful home
on Glenview Heights.
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Mr.. Wesley Price of Lancaster,
was business visitor in Logan,
Wednesday.
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w. C.. r. U.

~ -
The Woman's Christian Tenn
perance Union met with Mrs. Cor
rell on Friday afternoon of last
week. One of the features of the
evening was the article read by
Mrs. Warren Lanning on the sub
ject of "Cigarettes - Niles Dor
othy Campbell was chlistened by
Rey. Correll and taken into II Q
union by Mrs. l.. Dollison. Mrs.
Correll, assisted by Mrs. Lsnnipg
and Miss Correll, served the ladies
with a very nice lunsh. The next
meeting will be held at the home
of Mrs. F. p. Martin. The Super
intsndsnt OF Eyangelistic Work is
srrsnging to hold afternoon prayer
meetings for the enjoy yment OF the
"shct ms" A very joyous meet
ing was held with Mrs. Hanna
Price the past week and arrange.
msnts are being made TO hold the
nsxt with Grandma Kilehen.
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The reward for information con-
cerning the whereabouts of David
Peoples of Athens, who so myster-
iously came up missing two weeks
ago while on trip down to Wash
ington, was increased to $500 in
the past week.
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Don't forget the sewing bee and
10c supper at the Maccabee nall,
February 18th. Everybody in
vited. Supper served at 5 o'clock.
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We are in receipt of several cop
les of the "Daily Consular and
Trade Reports" published at
Washington, ID. c., which contain
reference to the consul work and
Investigations of our townsman,
Hon. F. /. Bright, who is Ameri-
can Consul at Huddersfeld, Eng
land. These publications give
some idea of the duties of the con-
sulate, and we are under many
obligations to Mr.. Bright for
them.
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Mrs. Everett Bradley, formerly
Miss Evelyn Sanderson, was COM
PEELED to undergo an operation for
appendicitis at the Cherrington
Hospital, Wednesday of this week,
DR.. Ruble of Columbus, perform
ing the operation. 1t ls reported,
though the case was very serious
one, that the patient has good
chances for recovery. Her many
friends and the friends of her
family il. Logan sympathize with
them and hope for her speedy re-
turn to health.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1909-02-11

Mr.. Charley King of Kachel-
macher, was in Logan, Wednes-
day.
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Mr.. and Mrs. + A. Wallar at
tended the funeral of Frank Swain
in Macarthur on Saturday of last
week.
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Mr.. Laman Long of Macarthur,
moved his family to Logan last
week.
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Traction line talk is again rife
in the Hooking Valley and it is
said that Il corps of civil engineers
are going over the ground from
Lancaster to Athens, running
prospecting line with a view of
taking up the matter with the
capitalists that are interesting
themselves. Surely this is field
for a traction line.
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Our neighbor Vinton county will
not have any Circuit court this
February, the reason being that
there hasn't been any caees carried
up in that county, which either
speaks well for the inhabitants of
that community, or that the decis-
ions of the courts below are go
positive that the attorneys despair
of getting a reversal in the upper
courts.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1909-02-11

Miss Fannie Krumlauf of SOM
erset, spent Sunday with relatives
IL Logan.
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Miss Nettie Higgins of Mt.
Pleasant, was visitor in Logan
last week, the guest of friends.
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Messrs. Will Dilts and Pearl
Smith were in Macarthur on Thurs
day of last week on business.
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Tourist

The Tourist Club will observe
Lincoln day Thursday at the home
of DR.. and Mrs. Pullen, by giving
banquet to their husbands.
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Domestic
Mrs. Mary Ball will receive the
Domestic Club Friday.
kensingtOn

The Kensington party given last
Friday by the w. r.. C.. was quite
a success both socially and finan.
cially.
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In the Court of Common Pleas OF Hooking
County, Ohio.
Notice is hereby given, that the UNDER
signed, Sheriff OF Hooking county, Ohio, by
virtue of nm Order Of Sale In Partition. Is
sued out of said court, In the above entitled
cause, and to him directed rs Sheriff Of said
county, will, at the door of the Court House,
in Logan, Ohio. on
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Misses Minnie Eberst, Blanche
and Marie Stroupe were visitors
in Lancaster last Sunday.
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DR.. w. Fl. Lee of Rockbridge,
was a visitor in Logan, Wednes-
day of this week.
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Mr.. Dan Bray was business
visitor in New Plymouth on Sat
urday of last week.
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Born to Mr.. and Mrs. u. A.
Kessler of Nelsonville, last Mon
d8y, q son.
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Mrs. Jacob Snider is with her
daughter, Mrs. T. A. Kessler, at
NelsonvilIe, this week.
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Mr.. George Vansickle of Muir
ray City, was visitor in Logan
on Monday of this week.
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Mrs. John Myers of Amanda,
was a visitor in Logan the asst
week with her sick daughter. Miss
Ehle Myers, teacher of music in
the schools here, who has with
stood an operation at the Cher
rington Hospital for appendicitis,
and, we are glad to report, is do
ing we'll, with all hopes of full
recovery.
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A supply of the special issue of
the 2 cent stamp commemorating
the Tooth. anniversary of Abra.
ham Lincoln has been received at
the Logon Postofilce. These
stamps are not to be placed on sale
until Friday morning, Feb. l2th.
No other denomination than 2
cents will be supplied in the
Special Lincoln Stamp.
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CIRCUIT AND COM
MON PLEAS COURTS.

Continued from first page)
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Saturday Club

Miss Saumenig will I've hostess
for the Saturday Club next Satur-
day.
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Ladies' Whist Club

Mrs. John White will receive
the Ladies Whist Club, Friday.
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JOANNA.
Gold Medul Flour is real economy.
PRUDENCE.
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Sheriff's Sale in Par
titi0n.

George w. Cochran, rlaintif
vs..
Abraham Cochran, ct al. defendants
Cause No. 3999.
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