The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-02-05
Seneca Lake News Waves

"IT SO HAPPENS. Dallas
Bond is very busy these cold days.
He has to milk two cows at the
same time He has his hands full.
The Dallas snuggie idea for his
moo COWS was not so hot; now he
must get them earmuffs.
Oak Hague is sitting behind the
stove these cold days, reading his
Miles Hannahs, sof windfield
Gulch, had a dog to 60 mad and
nearly chewed up the Foxhound
Nick, this type Taper sold him.
The mad dog ran amuck, and bit
several dogs in these parts. The H.
c. Bates farm dog was bitten by
the Hannahs dog and H. G. is keep
ing the dog tied for twenty-one
days
The youngest son of Jake Car
penter is in Columbus hospital.
It was first thought that the boy
would have to have one of his legs
removed, but it is said the leg can
be saved 1t is hoped this can be
done and the boy. can keep his leg.
THE WHIGVILLE ridge road
from here was badly drifted on
Saturday and the Summerfield
mail route could not travel it.
Freddie Oliver ran the road main
tainer over this road on Sunday,
also the B. H. road. If there is no
more snow, the mail will go
through on Monday.
1t has been reported that Ken
meth Cutler, of WhigvilIe, has been
having some mad dog trouble and
had to shoot one of his dogs while
out hunting with them.
The zero and below weather has
halted foxhunting on B. H. as we
hear of no dogs being run.
LOCAL NEWS. Saturday,
Sunday and Monday were quiet
days with the roads being heavily
drifted. Travel was at the low ebb
tide. However, the roads were
cleared on Sunday, the mail was
able to 60 through. This is a big
thing for the farmer.
TueSday-Oak Hague, with Sid
Bates acting as body guard, was in
Caldwell. The Oak was getting
feed ground for his moo cows.
This typist still has one foot in
bed and the other on the floor
We are not sure just what foot we
will move first and place where.
Oak Hague calls on us every day
Wednesday - Oak Hague on
Bates Hill, hauling his stacked soy
beans, on the Duke, over to his
moo COWS, giving them a change
of menu.
Dallas Bond reports everything
all hunkey-dorey in the dairy
barn The earmuffs for his cows
are working out lust lovely" It's
little bother to put the earmuffs
on the bovines and take them off
but they are used to the comfort
and now hold very still while they
r are being put on and removed.
WE HAVE NO report on Elmer
Bond, if the mystery ghost ha!
him fenced in or not, but we dc
know he is home sitting on the
kitchen range and keeping warm
The Bates Hill school bus route
did not run on Wednesday,; it il
figured the bus motor refused t
run.
WEDNESDAY K E N N E
NOTES Charles Snyder, Jr., ant
two friends called at the B. H
kennels and on this, Quoting G
P. NJ, Doctor of Dogs) they mad
- their selection of their share O
the foxhound pups, and took thre,
of them, leaving this writer three
| along with the mother of the fox
= ers, Queenie The pups all have
r good start, even if only six week
old. The black and tan Clip W.
purchased from Paul Drum, O
Monroe county, has the making O
n a giant. She is close to 26 inche
y now, and with the B. H. kenne
diet being served foxers, she ha
promise of plenty of growth.
u AS SOON AS this FFPA chair
q q man is on his feet and going, tn
u early spring training of dogs will
begin. Queenie will be the lea
dog until Blackie picks up tn
trail, but the giant B. & T. gir
D. (Fannie) will string along wit
. Queenie, as Fannie has not yet ha
II but very little fox experience w
~ have several times been offered
l. good price for Fannie, but she
not for sale, as we intend to rails
and breed B. & T. foxhounds. IN
) one is in style until he sports {
>, least pair of B. & T. foxhound
& but the larger the pack the bette
The Black and Tan is the up an
; coming foXhound; yes, the B.
n T.'s are on the way back, strong
"
~ - THURSDAY-The school bus
& these parts went through. The eel
weather seems to have the my
"a terry ghost impeded and stymied
H. FRIDAY-School bus still alb
,d to operate. Oak Hague on B.
of hauling soy beans stacked on Il
Duke; the Oak says it's too cold
w work. Weather still near the zel
g mark.
N WILLSCREEK- you a
~ 100 percent right about the ros
rv we need in these parts and w
= promised. 1t seems there has bee
H. no one pushing the road. There h
ne not been enough agitation to ket
es the interest uppermost. | am
w favor of this road in location W
state, but it will take more inte
m est than merely you and | to G
nj it. There is nothing beautiful
nd the upper end of Seneca Lake tn
a skyline road would bring OF
f,,r+bor tho rooS would ,oo+